Burning Atlanta

This was expected but the good part is that illegals were getting out of town before the vote even came up. They knew where that was going. I'm no legal eagle but I don't know how any locality can pass such a law and have it withstand legal challenge.

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I know thre are lots of people that think our immigration problem is confined to Mexicans and Hispanics, and those are the only ones crossing the southern border. It's simply not true.

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Nothing new about this, they whine when their criminals get picked up and deported. They simply don't want to see any enforcement.

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This video gets old way fast but I just wanted you to notice something. Richardson NEVER answers how he could ask the State Department to rescind its travel advisory in the knowledge that the violence was no better? And Dobbs should have pushed him on that. Richardson, at least twice, resorts to, "Hey, I'm on the border. I know this problem better than some guy in a studio a thousand miles away" type of argument. My ass.

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Things are NOT good in Mexico.

More dead cops.

Five federal police and a suspected hit man were killed in a shootout Tuesday as authorities surrounded a house in Culiacan, home to the Sinaloa drug cartel.

Four other federal police were hospitalized with wounds, and police took several suspected cartel members into custody, according to a federal police official who wasn’t authorized to give his name.

In the nearby border city of Juarez, a death list of 22 officers was left at a monument to fallen police four months ago, addressed to “those who still don’t believe” in the power of the cartels.

Of the 22, seven have been killed and three wounded in assassination attempts. All but one of the others have quit.