Just Trust Us, Trust Us . We'll Follow Through...

Those were the government words as they tried to con us into accepting the Shamnesty Legislation that has a boatload of follow ups and future commitments that we would've had to trust they were going to follow through on.

This is why we knew all along that they were full of ***and had no intention whatsoever to meet the commitments they were outlining in that legislative amnesty for illegals, no intention to follow through on laws that they were writing, knowing full well that ridiculous laundry list would never get addressed after the floodgates were opened, just like 1996..

And we say now, how can they write new laws and commitments when they renege on the promises already made like they are doing here with the National Guard on the Southern border...just more broken promises from our broken government.

Guard troops pulled back from border --

The Washington Times, America's Newspaper: "National Guard troops assigned to help increase security along the U.S.-Mexico border are being pulled off the line a year earlier than promised, and some state and federal officials are not happy about it.

'The drawdown of Operation Jump Start's strength level is ill-timed and should be halted and re-examined,' Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano wrote in a letter last week to Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff."

"Arizona remains a problematic border in the Southwest region, and the long-planned drawdown in personnel and patrol is premature," she said.

Miss Napolitano said President Bush's deployment of the Guard troops in her state had "made real progress" in cutting the number of people sneaking illegally into the country, and noted that the Border Patrol is not yet up to the manpower totals promised by the presidentially mandated program.

The reductions, which began July 1 and will be completed by Sept. 1, will result in a cut of Guard troops in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas from 6,000 to 3,000 — half of that promised by Mr. Bush in 2006.

In Arizona, the nation's most popular alien- and drug-smuggling corridor, the number of troops will be cut from 2,400 to 1,200. continued

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