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agrees to surrender southwest to Mexico "The seven million people living illegally in the United States will not be rounded up because the consequences would be impractical and economically disastrous, said James Ziglar, INS commissioner, who made a brief appearance in Tucson Thursday."  More
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Ziglar agrees to surrender southwest to Mexico
"The seven million people living illegally in the United States will not be rounded up because the consequences would be impractical and economically disastrous, said James Ziglar, INS commissioner, who made a brief appearance in Tucson Thursday." He said this in joint news conference with Mexican officials in Tucson!
REMEMBER THIS?
STEIN REPORT XXXXX Wednesday, February 27, 2002 11:56:34 EST XXXXX
ZIGLAR: "I AM A LIBERTARIAN"
Regarding his personal opinions, Ziglar told the audience he was a libertarian, and struggled with the conflict between his beliefs and the INS mission.
Do you think the head of the INS should surrender to Mexico?
If not, demand that he be fired!
CONTACT THE PRESIDENT
TELL HIM TO FIRE INS COMMISSIONER ZIGLAR
FAX: (202) 456-2461
president@whitehouse.gov
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
Toll Free -- (877) 762-8762 -- (800) 648-3516
Director of Public Affairs -- (202) 514-2001
Barbara Comstock (202) 616-2777
WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF TIME
Glenn Spencer
May 24, 2002
