Congress must ACT now. We the PEOPLE have already spoken. Secure our borders TODAY! Send YOUR blast faxes to ALL 535 Congressman NOW. To Fax Blast Washington D.C. click here: http://faxdc.com/fence.htm Today National Guard troops assigned to help increase security along the U.S.-Mexico border are being pulled off the line a year earlier than expected. "The drawdown of Operation Jump Start's strength level is ill-timed and should be halted and re-examined," Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano wrote in a letter last week to Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff. Miss Napolitano said President Bush's deployment of the Guard troops in her state had "made real progress" in cutting the number of people sneaking illegally into the country, and noted that the Border Patrol is not yet up to the manpower totals promised by the presidentially mandated program. The reductions, which began July 1 and will be completed by Sept. 1, will result in a cut of Guard troops in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas from 6,000 to 3,000 — half of that promised by Mr. Bush in 2006. In Arizona, the nation's most popular alien- and drug-smuggling corridor, the number of troops will be cut from 2,400 to 1,200. Congress must ACT now. We the PEOPLE have already spoken. Secure our borders TODAY! Send YOUR blast faxes to ALL 535 Congressman NOW. To Fax Blast Washington D.C. click here: http://faxdc.com/fence.htm

Mr. Bush ordered the National Guard troops' deployment while the Border Patrol recruited, hired, trained and assigned 6,000 new agents, a recruitment goal the agency expected to reach by the end of 2008. Members of New Mexico's congressional delegation also have asked Mr. Bush not to cut the number of National Guard troops stationed along that state's border with Mexico. From Oct. 1 through June 30, Border Patrol agents apprehended 682,468 illegal aliens, compared with 894,496 during the same period last year. While arrests declined, at the same time the amount of drugs seized on the border increased, with Border Patrol agents seizing more than 1.47 million pounds of marijuana (a 27 percent increase) and 9,514 pounds of cocaine (a 22 percent increase).

Already Congress has approved construction of about 700 miles of fence along the 1,900-mile U.S.-Mexico border, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is set to build 370 miles of it by the end of 2008. It's part of a border security plan some lawmakers say is necessary before Congress. But today the implementation of this border fence is nowhere to be found! TAKE ACTION NOW! To Fax Blast Capitol Hill, click here: http://faxdc.com/fence.htm It's time to send a LOUD MESSAGE to our hired hands in D.C.! It must be done today! America needs your help! Do your civic duty now from the comfort of your home or office. FAX HAMMER today, tomorrow will be too late and America will be lost! What are you waiting for? Thank You Patriot! Your friends at: FAXDC.COM