Half a million acres along the Mexican border

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Obama designating half a million acres along the Mexican border a national monument. Since it will be closed to vehicles, construction, and grazing, but open to Mexican drug cartels and illegal alien coyotes, this is like leaving a door open with a sign that says, “Welcome thieves and home invaders!”

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Oh it's a monument all right, it's the ffkng tombstone of the United States of America.

  • No doubt obutthead has already sent thousands of new maps to Mexico showing the safe zones.

  • He's doing it as a first step to giving land back to Mexico-make no mistake, this fucker is up to no good. Furthermore, by putting Forest Rangers there, they will be totally outgunned-and it will be a cake walk for ILLEGAL ALIENS coming into our country. God help us all.

    • The entire Southern boder is already a cakewalk to enter from Mexico. We have videos of them crossing, but somehow can't manage to stop them. The only good thing to this is that they won't be able to destroy 50,000 year old pictographs to build a Bucky' s and/ or Days INN.

    • Half of it will not allow vehicles, so there won't even be Forest Rangers. And no American vacationer in his right mind is going to go hiking there, where the coyotes and drug cartels are operating.

      • How about we allow Hells Angels to live there?
        That might slow down the illegals, and they'll steal the drugs from the runners!

  • Only people who seem better off under Obummer are Obummer (438% better), Illegal Aliens, and minority criminals.

  • It will be a National Monument to the futility of entrusting border security to Progressives.

  • Yes, that's an actual photo taken in the brand new "Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument." Beautiful, isn't it?