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HOUSTON — When Gov. Rick Perry of Texas announced plans to deploy 1,000 National Guard troops to help with the border crisis, it came with a power unexpected by some. By deploying them himself rather than through Washington, he has the power to order the troops to make arrests and apprehensions, something Guard troops in past border deployments have been prohibited from doing.
originally posted by: thirdcoast
[post] Articles below argue whether or not we have the right to arrest ILLEGAL people in our country.[/post]
What's the keyword there?
If the headline read:
Bla bla bla argue whether to arrest illegal arms dealers, bla.
Outraged yet?edit on 25-7-2014 by rockintitz because: (no reason given)edit on 25-7-2014 by rockintitz because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: LDragonFire
The police state of Texas, and fools support this.
so just where are they going to house or imprison these people?
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: LDragonFire
The police state of Texas, and fools support this.
so just where are they going to house or imprison these people?
If the U.N. would do its job instead of spending countless millions on studies, meetings, projections etc., maybe they should set up internment camps on the Mexico side of the borders.
Think of the talent going to waste !!
originally posted by: LDragonFire
The police state of Texas, and fools support this.
so just where are they going to house or imprison these people?
originally posted by: xuenchen
If the U.N. would do its job instead of spending countless millions on studies, meetings, projections etc., maybe they should set up internment camps on the Mexico side of the borders.
Think of the talent going to waste !!