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Minutemen catch 141 illegals so far:
New Mexico official hopes to expand citizen volunteer project to 2nd state
In its second day of operations, the civilian volunteer Minuteman Project claimed to have aided the Border Patrol in the apprehension of 141 illegal aliens along the Arizona border and deterred many more from attempting to cross from Mexico.
With the project gaining favorable attention, a city official from New Mexico announced he would like to expand the project to his state.
And not a peep has been heard from the ACLU, who sent personnel apparently to harass U.S. citizens who only want to keep this country safe.
If New Mexico adopts a similar program, it would be officially state-sponsored—a mark of acceptance for this grassroots citizens’ initiative.
