Homeland Security? Not so secure

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Didn't see this article in a quick search, if it is then drop the 'old news' on it and let it die.

 

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/12/fake_id/index.html

 

A man using a fake identification card was able to enter the Department of Homeland Security headquarters in Washington, even though the type of Mexican-issued "matricula consular" card he used is not recognized as valid by the United States government.

 

Retired New York City policeman Bruce DeCell, who had arranged to meet with DHS officials to lobby for document security, purposely used a forged version of identification that Mexican consulates in the United States issue to their nationals living here illegally, he told CNN.

 

 

 

 

Oooops!

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Retired New York City policeman Bruce DeCell

Sometimes, the boredom or retirement just gets to you, I guess

[Strike 4,018]

Didn't see this article in a quick search, if it is then drop the 'old news' on it and let it die.

 

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/12/fake_id/index.html

 

A man using a fake identification card was able to enter the Department of Homeland Security headquarters in Washington, even though the type of Mexican-issued "matricula consular" card he used is not recognized as valid by the United States government.

 

Retired New York City policeman Bruce DeCell, who had arranged to meet with DHS officials to lobby for document security, purposely used a forged version of identification that Mexican consulates in the United States issue to their nationals living here illegally, he told CNN.

Oooops!

 

yeah, this is scary, and pathetic. Just another indication of how our gov't feels about securing our country from terrorists. They start wars under the guise of protecting us but will let people walk in under their noses with fake ID's.

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why do Lib stand in the way of straightening shiyat out?