Texas Border With Mexico is 1,200 Miles Long

Because the Texas border with Mexico is so immense, it is a major of these criminal gangs. This Texas border with Mexico is over 1,200 miles long.

This is not some haphazard effort of small groups of foreign innocents struggling northward. The influx is massive and a major portion of it is drug smugglers, slave smugglers, sex slave smugglers, and criminal gangs.

Nearly all of the trains north from the interior of Mexico are covered in young males soon to illegally enter the United States.

This is not an exaggeration. The trains reaching the Texas border are filled with individuals from deep within Mexico and south including gang members from El Salvador.

The threat posed by these people increases the closer they get to the U.S. border.

If fact, the threat to Americans is so great that U.S. railways such as the Union Pacific want to have their trains transiting into the United States from Mexico inspected by foreign nationals inside Mexico instead of by Americans.

Paul Thompson, the United Union (railway workers) international president, has gone on record objecting to the plan.

"It is too dangerous for Americans to set foot in Nuevo Laredo," Thompson said. "Union Pacific says with a straight face that mechanical of trains can be performed safely in Mexico, but even its own officials won't travel there. Nor will FRA officials even visit the facility where these inspections allegedly will be performed by who knows whom, under unknown conditions, and with no U.S. federal safety oversight."

While it seems that many Americans are terrified at the thought of stepping across our border, some American politicians want the border gone:

http://www.usborderpatrol.com/Border_Patrol900_2.htm

As stated earlier, the gangs coming across the border are often agents or "soldiers" of the Mexican drug cartels. These Mexican cartels are now teamed with the Muslim drug lords of Afghanistan and the violence -- especially the varieties of extreme violence are expanding.

While the citizens of Texas suffer at the hands of illegal aliens, some plan the abolition of our borders. Compare the drug cartel map below with the well-funded plan of these people.

These train loads of illegals come across the border at the railheads of Laredo, McAllen, and Brownsville, Texas.

The problems along the more westerly areas of the Texas /Mexico border are not any better.

The Mexican side of the El Paso / Juarez area is home to automobile plants and the products of these plants then are transported by train into the United States for in American . The vehicles so transported are often vandalized, stripped, or used as cushioned transport by illegals. When used in this way the interiors of the are often used as toilets. This criminality occurs as the rail cars are slowly moving along the border.

The Laredo, Texas and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico area is the most violent area along the entire U.S. / Mexico border. Several Mexican drug cartels are fighting for turf and power along this part of the border and its long finger into America which the cartels call "The Plaza."

As with the rest of the U.S. / Mexico border, various gangs and cartels control vast segments of the border itself. Should you wish to smuggle illegal aliens, slaves or sex slaves or especially drugs into the United States then you must pay a tribute to the gang or cartel on the ground in that area.

Since illegal aliens murder more people inside the United States each year than we have lost in Afghanistan and Iraq in five years of war, one has to wonder why the border is not protected. Yes, al Qaeda killed four aircraft full of Americans but illegal aliens murder more than three times that many people inside the U.S. each and every year and nothing is done to stop them. 

To enforce their will upon the "unwilling" the cartels use a hired army called "Zetas." The "Zetas" were originally Mexican Army deserters. Today they are made up of Mexican Forces, Mexican Federal, State and police and even Mexican civilian assassins and torturers. Guatemalan "armies" are also now operating in northern Mexico and inside Texas.

Last year the violence of Mexico took a bad turn when beheadings became the fashion. Human heads started washing up on the beaches of Acapulco, the streets of Tijuana, and the of popular nightclubs (five heads scattered across the dance floor of a bar on September 6, 2006 in Michoacan).

Other methods of killing and torture include a of Muslims of Somalia which in Mexico is called "guisoe." The subject is placed in a 55 gallon drum and then drenched with gasoline and set on fire. Other popular methods today include placing a burning about the victims neck and letting his head slowly burn off.

These gangs are in charge below the border. When Nuevo Laredo elected a new police chief -- Alejandro Dominguez -- he was dead before sundown on the day of his swearing in ceremony.

The United States is now nearly in a Death Spiral of political correctness. Because the unbridled violence is cause by a "minority" it is nearly impossible to discuss this barbarity without being labeled a racist by the media.

Thanks to the lack of public support of the Border Patrol, violence against U.S. doubled in one year.

While all of this is distressing, it does get worse. There have been more than 50 of Americans along the Texas / Mexico border in the last two years. Some of the Americans have been released.

The invasions of Texas by the Mexican Army are frequent and violent. Further, the Mexicans in military uniforms -- or not -- show absolutely no respect for women or children.

The U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Anthony Garza, has sent multiple Diplomatic Notes to the Government of Mexico.

Ambassador Garza has stated: "Violence in the U.S. / Mexico border region continues to threaten our very way of ......... Drug cartels, aided by corrupt officials, reign unchecked in many (Mexican) towns along our border."

The greatest to U.S. -- and Texas -- sovereignty is the new NAFTA superhighway soon to bring most of Mexico's nationals -- and hundreds of thousands of gang members from as far south as Brazil -- through the heart of America.

The Last Word must be reserved for a who explains to Texans the state's collective future:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RM9uH4X...