Well If Big Sister Says It's O.K.

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The perception of Mexican drug cartel violence spilling into U.S. border towns is flat-out inaccurate, U.S. Homeland Security boss Janet Napolitano insisted Friday.

Napolitano, speaking in El Paso, Texas, declared that security along the southern U.S. border is at an all-time high.

"There is a perception that the border is worse now than it has ever been," Napolitano said Friday in El Paso, Texas. "That is wrong. The border is better now than it ever has been."

As for crime, the image of Mexican drug violence contaminating U.S. border cities is "wrong again," she said.

Well some of the border may indeed be more secure because of recent increased security, it doesn't hurt to tag along with a couple of heavy armed dudes with body armor.

Who's responsible?

The Houston Chronicle reports that Robert Camp, the owner of a landscaping firm was arrested and faces up to 10 years in federal prison , accused of harboring one of his workers a Mr. Juan Leonardo Quintero, an illegal alien from Mexico charged with capital murder of Houston police officer Rodney J. Johnson.
One must wonder the motive for Mr. Camps incredible desire to aid the illegal alien criminal.
August of 1998 Mr. Camp posted a $10,000 cash bond for Quintero was charged with indecency with a child.
March of 1999 Quintero was convicted of a sexual offense with a minor.
May of 1999 Quintero is deported from the U.S.
Nov. of 1999 Quintero boards a Southwest Airline from Phoenix to Houston. His wife claims Camp purchesed the ticket.
Sept. 2006 Quintero is accused of fatally shooting Houston officer Johnson in the head during a traffic stop and charged with murder.
The question I have is aren't the elected official both local and national equally responsible for this tragedy for neglecting their sworn duty to protect this country from invasion?

The List Continues to Grow

Thirty three year old Phoenix police officer Nick Erfle was married, father of two and an eight year veteran of the police force. He survived cancer but was not able to survive being shot by another illegal alien who had already been deported once and was back in this country illegally.
He was shot by Erik Jovani Martinez who at 22, was in the country illegally last year when he was arrested and convicted on theft charges. He was deported on March 3rd. last year and re-entered the country illegally again.
Martinez was stopped by police officer Erfle on Tuesday for jaywalking on a busy Phoenix street. Knowing he had a felony arrest warrant for aggravated assault, Martinez gave him an alias. When the alias turned out to also have a warrant, Martinez began to fight with the arresting officers and pulled a gun and shot Officer Erfle. The illegal then carjacked a passing car and sped away.
The police stopped the car and when Martinez pointed a gun at his hostage police shot and killed the illegal.

The list continues to grow.