Sheriff calls for tougher border security to stop Mexico cartels poisoning US national parks

[rangerrebew]

Sheriff calls for tougher border security to stop Mexico cartels poisoning US national parks
By Julia Musto | Fox News
 

Will a threat to the environment get Democrats to care about border security? Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb weighs in.

Democrats need to get on board with tougher border security measures to combat Mexican drug cartels who are poisoning U.S. national parks, said Pinal County, Ariz. Sheriff Mark Lamb on  "Fox & Friends First."

Lamb told host Heather Childers that drug and human traffickers coming over the U.S.-Mexico border have "total disregard for our country."

"It's not just those grow areas," said Lamb. "If you go all along the border, there's trash everywhere, abandoned stolen cars...clothes... We've got cattle down there that are choking on tuna cans. They just really do not care. It's all about getting their product here to America."

The "product," Lamb noted, is "human beings and drugs."

https://www.foxnews.com/media/sheriff-mark-lamb-border-environment-drug-fox-and-friends-first

[Fishrrman]

Get that wall going.... pronto!

[libertybele]

Get that wall going.... pronto!

Last I had read it is going ... very very slowly though.

[PeteS in CA]

Pinal County is located between Phoenix and Tucson, not on the border. So County Sheriff Lamb's comments probably reflect his personal observations. Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument had to be closed to the public for several years to clean out junk dumped by illegals while they traveled though it.