Lessons for America From India’s War Against Illegal Muslim Migrants

[rangerrebew]

Lessons for America From India’s War Against Illegal Muslim Migrants
Imagine if we had India’s immigration policy.
July 24, 2019
Daniel Greenfield


India’s 2,582 mile border with Bangladesh is even longer than America’s 1,954 mile border with Mexico.

The two countries are divided not only by that border, but by religion. India has an 80% Hindu majority and a rising 13% Muslim minority. Bangladesh has a 90% Muslim majority. And the tide of Muslim migration from Bangladesh to India began to shift the population balance in some Indian states.

India has spent decades building fences, topping them with barbed wire, and installing lights. The lights are there so that the guards can see. Unlike America, there are guards, they have guns, and they shoot.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/274331/lessons-america-indias-war-against-illegal-muslim-daniel-greenfield

[Fishrrman]

Excellent article, worth reading.

An excerpt:
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India has spent decades building fences, topping them with barbed wire, and installing lights. The lights are there so that the guards can see. Unlike America, there are guards, they have guns, and they shoot.

What makes America’s border different from those of so many other countries isn’t the lack of fencing. Smugglers, traffickers, and assorted criminals can often find weak points in any security setup. In most countries, the defense of the border is seen as a national security issue backed by real firepower.

America’s Border Patrol has less than 20,000 people. India’s Border Security Force has 186 battalions and 257,363 people. It’s a paramilitary organization with an intelligence network, ten artillery units, air and marine wings, and canine and even camel units. And the weapons aren’t just there for show.

Over 1,000 illegal infiltrators have been killed trying to enter India from Bangladesh in over a decade.

BSF personnel are allowed to shoot on sight. Boats are used to monitor river areas that can’t be fenced in. Air units watch from the sky. And intelligence units gather information on smuggling gangs. The first and final line of defense though comes from men with rifles watching the fences and the shadows.

[TomSea]

I posted it too in this forum some time ago,  up there in that disputed area of Kashmir, there's a load of Indian soldiers, 200K +.

[Cyber Liberty]

India, and other countries, aren't burdened with being called "Raciss!" every time they assert their sovereignty.  They just do it. 

[Absalom]

India, and other countries, aren't burdened with being called "Raciss!" every time they assert their sovereignty.  They just do it.

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On the mark !
The concept of Sovereign Right was articulated by the Treaty of Westphalia of 1648.
It was promoted by Pope Innocent X for a direct and simple reason; to bring closure to
Europe's interminable wars over who had/had no right to go/settle anywhere they chose.
If we want to avoid chronic conflict w/the third world trash of Latin America we will have to
assert and enforce the sovereign right to our land by guns if necessary.
Pious platitudes and sanctimonious bullshit will not keep these losers out!!!
And a windbag such as Trump ain't the enforcer needed, as no one fears this buffoon.