William H. Smith March 1, 2000

1204 Christmas Tree Lane about 775 words

Pearce, Az. 85625

303-36-7671

(520) 826-1029

UDAs

By

William H. Smith

Undocumented aliens (UDAs), today we have an unparalleled invasion of people entering our country illegally, by way of our southern border. It is estimated that only twenty percent of the UDAs entering the United States are from Mexico, the remainder are from other suppressed countries such as, The South Americas, Russia, and China.

Many of the undocumented aliens are running from a country that is ruled by a government that tyrannizes the people, while others are brought to the United States to work, their transportation paid for by employers of this country. One contractor in Phoenix is paying $800 for each head that is brought to him for work (if one is in the market, you know others are also in the smuggling business of human bodies).

Ranchers along the Mexican border are being invaded by UDAs and threatened by prosecution if they attempt to protect their property and families. The Border Patrol cannot (or will not), protect these American citizens. The public must be involved if there is any hope of correcting this runaway problem (similar to taking back the neighborhood programs).

The people of this country that are isolated from these trespassers on American soil don't have a clue of what is happening, and because of this insulation they are crying over the way the UDAs are treated by the border property owners. Since its not their livelihood that is being threatened they can be critical, of those Americans trying to protect what is theirs.

The destruction is obvious within seventy-five miles of the border. These illegal foreign trespassers are killing livestock, destroying fences, stealing automobiles, invading homes, carrying drugs, leaving abandon automobiles along the roadways, reckless endangerment with automobiles, and depositing autos/auto parts and other trash that is left behind for the American citizens to clean up. Our law enforcement regulators seem to be taking a soft approach to the problems, prosecuting only the citizens trying to protect their families, property and country.

The best solution to this problem may be to pay Mexico, to place these trespassers on our soil, in Mexican prisons. Understanding how the prison system in Mexico operates, this solution should pretty much solve our problem.

This we know will not happen, the bleeding hearts (those not harmed by the trespassers), the law enforcement facilities, (Judges, Prosecutors and supervisors of the various agencies that are paid to act on the citizens behalf), drag their feet, look the other way and prosecute the

private citizens’ are trying to protect what is theirs. This heartless procedure of law enforcement can only be called, Job Security.

In the March 10, 2000 issue of The Sunsiter an article appeared, why we are seeing the large influx of 'UDAs". I have these questions to ask: Why can't these illegal immigrates obtain a "Green Card" so they can work legally in this country as other Mexicans do? Why do they destroy private property? Why do they leave such a large amount of trash behind? Why do they invade private homes? Why do they threaten Americans with their automobiles? Why do they carry drugs to this country? Other questions could be asked.

Mr. Escobar states, the Mexican citizens are only exercising their rights. What gives these foreign citizens (trespassers) the right to destroy private property, threaten Americans, steal from Americans, and break American statues? Mr. Escobar also states he bemoans the fact that some of these "UDAS" are fairly well educated, and needed in Mexico. What right does the Mexican Government have to dump their unwanted trash (UDAS) on U.S. soil? Mr. Escobar seems to think there is a great demand for Mexican workers, he is probably right since some contractors are paying eight hundred American dollars to have UDAs brought to this country. Why are these aliens forced to come to this country as undocumented aliens?

When Americans enter into Mexico, they must conduct themselves under Mexican law. When Mexicans enter the U. S. they should be obligated to obey our American laws. Remember, not all undocumented aliens are from Mexico and that only ten to fifteen percent are caught and sent back to Mexico. Adding more manpower to the Border Patrol would do little

good in correcting the problem, considering how the UDAs are handled. When they are caught, both the illegal entrants and the persons doing the smuggling are transported back

to the Mexican border and released. They repeat their attempt to enter into the

United States, until they are successful.

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