ILLEGAL Aliens, Borders, and MinuteMan Project

 Updated 01/31/2006

Thousands of "layup areas" are scattered across southern Arizona (and New Mexico and Texas and California). Many are close to residental homes, both rural and suburban. Illegal aliens rest at these layup areas before moving on or before being picked up. Click on the photo above for a link to additional MinuteMan photos, and follow the links to many more ILLEGAL alien horror stories.  
Amnesty: Winning the Jackpot for Breaking the Law! ~~Rosemary Jenks

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Chuck Hodge (http://www.charleshodge.com) "...It's a lot, but like Will Harper (one of the best instructors I've ever had) says, "I don't have a dream, I have a plan."

• This [Will Harper] is the guy that helped me define my approach to success in the IT industry. I'm in the process of writing an article based on this approach and the people who have influenced me the most -- Will's one of the four. Will felt that a person couldn't do just one thing and be successful in IT. So, based on his input, I have found these 3 things to be true:
  1. Obtain the book knowledge and amass certifications.
  2. Apply this book knowledge in a practical lab/live environment. Be able to physically perform all the tasks the certification you have says you can.
  3. Finally, teach other people what you know. This is where you really sharpen your skills"

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