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So, if the US once ruled waterboarding a war crime once upon time, is it now no longer considered that because we're the people administering it or is 1947 too "pre-9/11" to understand?

More waterboarding history.

Wonder if it would help make illegal's in the US go home?

no, but i bet if you put a bullet in the skull of 1/3 illegals caught coming across and let the word get out, they'd quit coming.

Probably more than that get killed, maimed, or raped trying to get here as it is, so I bet you're wrong.

i think you exaggerate a bit, but let's pretend you are correct. you are saying that the illegals who make it this far only represent 2/3 of those that started the journey. ok. so if we take 1/3 that make it this far and put one in the back of the head that leaves only 43% of those that started the journey. Then you put an appropriate punishment in place for employers caught with illegal employees (such as the law recently passed in arizona). So now you have only a 43% chance of surviving your journey and will have a hard time finding a job once you arrive... my guess is you'd see a reduction in traffic.

Since you think I'm exaggerating, you might want to watch this film sometime:

http://www.amnestyusa.org/filmfest/slc/11032005.html

AmnestyUSA... now there's a credible source. Not.

i live not too far from the border and deal with illegals frequently. i'll listen to the first hand accounts rather than an agenda based documentary.

Random land mines would be much more effective. The Coyotes always lead. From what I have read one of those big fires in Southern Calf. exposed all their cover and it is going to be a lot harder to cross now. Maybe they need to have a few more controlled border fires.

Um, you can find the movie--"Wetback"--on imdb.com and amazon as well.

I can also find Mr. Magoo and Free Willy.

Srsly--you should check it out, and then make your judgment. It won't kill you, I promise.

That's nice, but they're not relevant to the topic at hand, are they.

Just because it's on the AI site does not mean anything other than AI endorses the film.

It's a documentary made by an independant production company. Unlike Mr Magoo and Free Willy of course.