Border Crackdown
After reading “Border Policy Violates Rights, Groups Charge” (Feb. 11), I’ve decided that the world has turned upside down. Civil rights groups filing complaints against the U.S. Border Patrol for “causing” immigrants to try to illegally enter this country at areas of “deadly terrain” makes me wonder what’s next.
Maybe the thieves can sue to eliminate police so they can practice their chosen profession. Maybe Iraq can petition the U.N. to force the U.S. to use only propeller-driven fighter planes to make it “more fair.” Who knows, maybe prosecutors will lose their jobs for trying someone for lying under oath and obstruction of justice.
DAVID HORTON, Chino Hills
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