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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3445_162-57563687/over-the-line-fighting-corruption-on-our-border/

Well this is a refreshing piece of news. And kudos for admitting that there’s a problem and being aware of it.

Now let’s turn things around by making Life more attractive for Mexicans in Mexico instead of wanting to jump borders. That’ll help with the queue jumping over fences and ‘slave’ trading.

Next step is to make drugs less profitable – legalize and control more drugs if need be. Have databases track what’s what. It already being done with people, time to extend it to what people are willingly consuming in the drug arenas and to make sure they don’t become problems.

Third step is better measures to help avoid the temptation by border guards to cross over into crime.

Fourth, is to make sure Canada isn’t having the same problem. That being immigrants from overseas getting along of Border Patrol officers in trouble.

Hey, if an RCMP officer was hard up to try and tempt me to break the law, by bringing a legally owned trailer under my ex-wife’s name involved in the divorce dispute back from Orlando, Florida and hide it on his land in Quebec.

There’s a problem. More than one problem at that. He worked for Canadian Border Patrol department. My ex-wife was hired by the Canadian Border Patrol department. Now add the Pi in the Sky in these cases.

Add insult to injury, JP wanted to open up a retail outlet with me managing it and hiding the income from my ex-wife. All about Dragons, Dungeons and Dog gaming characters. Didn’t bite on that. So – tell me it ain’t so in Canada too.

Fix this before you end up with unsuspecting agents smuggling in dirty bombs and biological weapons.