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Edited on Sun May-28-06 08:08 PM by SummerGrace
To those in his own Republican party who say the U.S. is not a country that builds walls but is a country that tears them down, King offers this response. "There is a 180 degree difference between a wall that's built to keep people in, which the Berlin Wall was, and a wall that's built to keep people out, which this would be," King says.
"It's entirely moral to defend yourself from people who are pouring over your borders, that don't have respect for our sovereignty and who are bringing billions of dollars of drugs into the United States."
There's a national wildlife refuge in the area of Arizona King visited, and he says a fence worked there to protect the endangered "lesser long-nosed bat." That species of bat lives in only four caves in the world, one of which illegal immigrants crossing the border in Arizona used as a hiding place.
The bats left, according to King, so the National Park Service built a wrought-iron fence around the cave's entrance. King says the winged creatures moved back in the cave once the illegal immigrants were kept out. "A fence does work," King says. "It worked to keep the illegals out of the bat cave."http://www.radioiowa.com/gestalt/go.cfm?objectid=BF2B4915-1CCE-4BE2-B1CE15D80F5434B4&dbtranslator=local.cfm
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