Tear Down the Wall

The Supreme Court has done it again. They have done exactly as Bush told them to do and allowed him to put up a ridiculous 700 foot wall between the U.S. and Mexico as though that is going to solve any important problems and as if it is any different than the one that was torn down in Berlin. Bush has decided that we have the right to keep everyone out, because the Texas racist was probably told every day growing up that Mexicans were the enemy and "too bad there isn't a wall up to keep them out." He inflicts his other boyhood beliefs on the American people like giving our tax dollars to religious causes before all others because he believes in the fairy tales of the bible and it was probably the only book he ever tried to read. Why put up a wall? Too bad the natives in this country didn't try that when Columbus first came over with his rapists and murderers. Perhaps they would have been successful in keeping their country to themselves instead of being murdered by us after they helped us grow food and learn how to fight our enemies. Maybe they wouldn't be forced to live on reservations with high alcoholism and suicide rates. And after stealing this land from the people who were here before us, we are now putting up a wall to keep other people from coming here to raise their families, have more opportunity, get away from their own crime and poverty. In short, we do not want anyone coming over here acting like us. Mexico does not have the market cornered on people who want to immigrate to the U.S., but we do have illegal aliens from all over the world for all different reasons. We can't build walls everywhere to keep people out, nor should we. Perhaps, the state employees who process the paperwork for the immigrants to enter legally should skip a smoke break once in a while to keep the line moving smoothly and this administration should be impeached when they suggest ploys used by the Nazis to protect what they feel is theirs.

Illegal Immigrant Rescues Boy in Desert

A nine year old boy who lost his father two months ago was found wandering the desert near the Mexican border seeking help, having left the car in which his mother was pinned after an accident. The boy was fortunate to encounter a young man who brought him back to the car, trying to free the boy's mother to no avail. The mother died while the young man stayed with the boy until authorities arrived the following morning, building a fire to keep warm and comforting the boy after his mother's death. Unfortunately, the young man was rewarded for his efforts by being taken into custody for crossing the border illegally. Of course, had he not crossed the border when he had, the little boy may have died or fallen victim to someone with less integrity than the young man who found him.