Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Farmers Branch concerned about Hispanic terrorists
During recent discussions by the Farmers Branch, Texas City Council regarding undocumented immigrants, one of the chief concerns expressed in support of that city's proposed anti-immigrant ordinances had to do with national security and the threat of terrorists.
During recent discussions by the Farmers Branch, Texas City Council regarding undocumented immigrants, one of the chief concerns expressed in support of that city's proposed anti-immigrant ordinances had to do with national security and the threat of terrorists. Serious discussions were had at City Council regarding the danger of terrorists from Mexico. I'm checking the watch lists now for terrorists with Hispanic surnames. I'll get back to you when I find one ("Scenes from the Class Struggle in Farmers Branch," D Magazine, May 2007, pages 60ff).
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ekzile, says:
seriously guys, come on.
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