Would you be in favor of strict tight border security?

Question

to the north and south of the United States?
No name calling or pointing fingers, that never solves anything.

Answer 1

Yes.

With the immigration issues and the danger of terrorist entry, I think it is not only something I favor, but something the Country needs to do.

Answer 2

Yes. And I would pass an Immigration Law which would require a $10,000,000 fee to buy into limited American citizenship. For this amount you would get full privileges but could lose the privilege for infractions. If you wanted to pay in installments you would have to do a down payment of $5,000,000 and a million a year for 10 more years. If you defaulted you would have to go home and you would lose your money. Also you would be sent back and lose your citizenship if at any time you violated the law. Any other suggestions?

Answer 3

Yes,especially the northerns.As far as Mexico is concerned,I don't know there a lot of unsolved and interesting issues to be worked out.So in the second case I am a bit cautious.But for Canada I am convinced that there must be a more strict border policy.

Answer 4

OH yea
Bring the Big Red 1 back from Iraq and put them on the border with Mexico.
Point the guns south.

Answer 5

I would be in favour of stricter Northern borders, for the protection of Canadians.

It is (for the most part) illegal to carry a handgun in Canada. Yet there have been drive-by shootings involving handguns in Canadian cities. Where are these guns and ideas coming from?

There is increasing gang violence in Canada. Where are these gangs and their ideologies coming from? (Hint: a couple months ago several members of the Texas-based Bandito gang were found shot in Southern Ontario, executed by one of their leaders.)

Where do some of America's Most Wanted run to to hide? Do they bring weapons with them, and do they continue committing crimes?

I would agree that a tighter border along the 49th Parallel would enhance the security and preserve the culture of peace-loving Canadians.

Answer 6

Yes, I would, and it would appear that Congress has finally 'seen the light' on this issue, too, they're putting together some immigration policy that's going to be enforcement-oriented, see how well that flies, and if it looks like the human wave slows down, then start talking about work permits etc., but only AFTER
the huge huge influx has been checked.

Answer 7

Well, I don't think that will help....don't think that is the answer. People still find a way to get to where they want to get. I can understand the illegal immigration problem because of the over population. I think one of the reasons this is happening is due to lack of education, knowledge, information...I don't mean to offend anybody, that is not my intention. I think the world has many beautiful areas (geographically speaking)....I think there are many other ways of trying to have a better life...but many people think the only way is crossing the border.

Answer 8

yes. esp. if part of mex. is annexed
and some of the mexicamericans are
schooled in the art of border security
and military service.

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Answer 9

YES big time

and for bridgitte - who said not to critisize Mexico...are u kidding me???your gov encourage people to move north, most of the illegals cannot make it in their countries so to ship them somewhere else = to a good deal for V.Fox - doens;t have to pay any social programs, nor medical, etc.....and look what MX is doing to their illigals coming from central america????

Answer 10

a country without borders is like a women without self esteem . Always being taking advantage of by some idiot...becuase she thinks she has to