NEW ORLEANS - President Bush has replied to criticism from Democratic presidential candidates and says that now is not the time to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement or to walk away from the accord.
Sphere: Related ContentBush is up to something as he finishes out his term. Could this be a benefit to North American citizens or to the Bush’s personal portfolio? This sounds like Bush trying to put the final nail in the coffin for the USA to make way for the North American Union.
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Sphere: Related ContentThe Bush administration has scaled back plans to quickly build a “virtual fence” along the U.S.-Mexico border, delaying completion of the first phase of the project by at least three years and shifting away from a network of tower-mounted sensors and surveillance gear, federal officials said yesterday.
Sphere: Related ContentOn February 14th, Canada and the U.S. signed a military agreement defined as a Civil Assistance Plan. The agreement was not submitted to Congress for approval. Congress did not pass a law or treaty authorizing the military agreement to combine the operations of the armed forces of the United States and Canada in case of emergency.
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Critics of the effort need to “grow up,” Chertoff said in an Associated Press interview.
Starting Jan. 31, a driver’s license and oral declaration of citizenship will no longer be enough to enter the United States for Americans and Canadians age 19 and older. People will have to present proof of citizenship, usually in the form of a passport…
Montana’s governor called on 17 other states Friday to join its rejection of the fed’s Real ID rules, but DHS says rebel states will be punished. Starting May 11, citizens of rebel states can’t use their driver’s licenses to enter any federal building or board a plane without a patdown. States that agree can get extension on pricey regs until 2014.
Sphere: Related ContentA U.S. Border Patrol agent killed after being struck by a fleeing vehicle along the border in southeastern California was identified Sunday as a 32-year-old husband and father of two.
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