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DEA: Most Illegal Drugs Enter via Mexico, Cartels Greatest Criminal Threat to U.S.

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The flow of drugs into the country will never be completely shut down. But to not even try as some suggest, is reprehensible...IMO.

 

Whether it is a Wall, more Border Guards or a moat filled with alligators, something has to be done to stem the tide of drugs washing into this country from our southern border (and any place else they are coming in).

What if the cartels launched an actual armed invasion? 20-30,000 'soldiers', maybe more. Would we repel it? Could we repel it?

Just saw a disturbing documentary about this, we'd better get that wall up quick.

Just saw a disturbing documentary about this, we'd better get that wall up quick.

 

I will never understand the do nothing thought process of the Left. You are all for big government until it comes to ILLEGAL immigration and stopping the flow of drugs into the country. When anyone calls for stricter measures to control either, you denigrate them. :ohbrother:

Just saw a disturbing documentary about this, we'd better get that wall up quick.

 

Wall? Buffer zone is more the avenue. Cheaper and funded by Mexico. Just take a couple of miles of border.

 

The alternative may be to wait around to be shot or beheaded and chopped up with you body parts dropped in a barrel of acid. Some of the videos of the cartels actions are quit gruesome.

 

Wolverines!

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