Chris Simcox Quotes (26 Quotes)

The borders are absolutely wide open, and we're under invasion from drug dealers, criminals and people from all around the world, ... Our Department of Homeland Security is absolutely impotent.

The goal is to get the government to do (its) jobs. This is a national movement, a peaceful revolution.

We've seen some aggressive opposition in the New York area, ... It's a sign that terrorism is alive and well in this country.

People on the East Coast couldn't care less.

I think we've clearly been the catalyst that has sparked the national debate. That's been our goal, to bring national attention to the fact that the government has failed miserably to bring control to the southern border.

If they're going to give out maps, we're going to use those maps to report that activity to the proper authorities.

The October project will take the same approach as down south. We pull up in our trucks, set up lawn chairs and pull out the binoculars, ... If we observe anything, we report it to the Border Patrol and local law enforcement. No contact, no taking the law into our own hands.

We've certainly struck a chord and a nerve with the American people on this one.

The American people still have the God-given right to defend the integrity of the territory, their sovereignty and their national security, and they will do so if the federal government fails in its constitutional duty.

We're an expression of the frustration of people across the country.

In the race for U.S. Senate, John Spencer is the only candidate that stands firmly in support of securing our borders.

The north is still a threat to national security. There are 1,000 border patrol agents to cover a 4,000-mile northern border. It's an outrage. It's an embarrassment that millions of people a year enter this country illegally across both borders.

We don't need immigration reform. Secure the border first. Maybe in a couple of years, we'll talk about a guest worker program.

Certainly, as with everything else, we're only able to cover a small portion of the border. The state and federal government have bought up most of the land around the border. I suspect that's why we'll never get control of the border.

We will be going home when the government sends troops or the National Guard to secure the border. Until then, the patrols will continue.

It took more than 20 years to deal with 3 million people. How long would it take today to bring 10 to 15 million people out of the shadows

not interested in a three-ring circus, but a serious effort to assist Border Patrol with additional eyes and ears.

This is a community service at the risk of being labeled racists and called names. Our job is to hold our government accountable, and nothing has created more recent change regarding immigration than the voices of our volunteers.

It is being very tightly controlled this time because the opposition has blatantly said that they are going to direct violence at our volunteers,

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We watch them all the time. It's a great place to report illegal activities.

Of course the justification would be to protect the land. They're stewards of the land.

My goal, my number one focus, is to secure that border. If our government won't secure the border, we the people will help them.

It's a very simple, effective design based on feedback we've had from Border Patrol and the military. It's a fence that can be built on the cheap, effective and secure.

I think those groups should be investigated by the FBI as hate groups and as domestic terrorists, ... They've been showing up at our meetings and causing property damage and advocating violence.

I would gladly speak at every campus across the country to keep misinformation about the issue and our organization from being spread,