Homeland Security Waives Environmental Law
The Department of Homeland Security used its authority to waive environmental and land-management laws to complete a 670-mile border fence between the United States and Mexico. What do you think?
Anthony Rector,
Orthopedist
"Hey, sometimes you've got to break the rules to do what you know is right—unless that involves crossing a border, of course."
Vic Brennan,
Police Officer
"They should at least have to make up for the damage by adding a nice trellis or some ivy."
Rosario Miller,
Personal Chef
"In the Department's defense, a lot of wildlife was sneaking across that border to do God knows what."
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