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read more on www.youtube.comSecureTheBorderAZ | June 25, 2010 | 1:00
Earlier this month, Governor Jan Brewer sat in the Oval Office with President Barack Obama to discuss the critical issue of border security. The Governor personally related to the President the concerns of millions of Arizonans over the lack of security on Arizona's southern border. During their visit, President Obama committed to present details, within two weeks of their meeting, regarding his plans to commit National Guard troops to the Arizona border and commit to spend $500 million in additional funds on border security.
Governor Brewer remains eager to receive the specific details of President Obama's border security plans. She continues to extend an invitation to the President to visit with families living along the southwestern border and see the situation firsthand. -
read more on www.youtube.comArizona Sing-A-Long: Read Immigration Law!
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read more on www.youtube.comSecureTheBorderAZ | May 21, 2010 | 1:01
Two weeks ago, Governor Jan Brewer took President Obama to task for making Arizonas unsecured borders and illegal immigration crisis a laughing matter. However, since then, Washingtons comedy of errors has grown far worse, with top cabinet officials admitting that they havent even read Arizonas new immigration law. Broken borders are not a laughing matter, but the failure by Obamas trusted officials to read Arizonas law before commenting and condemning it is laughable. Read the law for yourself at: www.SecuretheBorder.org. -
read more on www.youtube.comSarah Palin on Securing the Border and Supporting Arizona
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read more on www.youtube.comSecureTheBorderAZ | May 24, 2010 | 0:52
Last week, former Governor Sarah Palin joined Governor Jan Brewer in launching a nationwide effort to secure the border and support Arizona against those threatening to boycott. During the announcement, Governor Palin took some time to record a special message:
Washington is broken. We need your help in standing up and demanding that our borders are secured. Forward this to your friends and family and encourage them to sign the petition at www.SecuretheBorder.org.
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