When I first started to read this piece from the WaPo I thought it was a hit piece on David Bossie, but eventually the reporter got around to the point of the story. The documentary on illegal aliens. Of course, throughout the piece as the WaPo always does, they refer to illegal aliens as illegal immigrants. I don’t think I’ve ever read a WaPo story that didn’t in some way bend a sympathetic ear to these illegal aliens.

Bossie who also produced the counter documentary (Celsius 41.11)to Michael Moore’s documentary of lies called Fahrenheit 911. In addition of “Border War” Bossie also has 2 more documentaries in the works - one on the ACLU and the other on Hillary Clinton.

Border War:

No longer content to merely unearth documents, Bossie, president of Citizens United, a conservative advocacy group, has turned to documentary-style films to push his causes. His latest contribution to the national political debate is “Border War,” a film he co-produced that makes the case for a serious crackdown on illegal immigration.

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“Border War” does not portray illegal immigrants as economically desperate people who break the law by sneaking across the border then often go on to renew the American dream with their thrift, enterprise and hustle while filling back-breaking jobs that few citizens want.

Instead, the film makes the case for tougher border enforcement by focusing on the most unsettling aspects of the nation’s huge illegal immigration problem: the cold-hearted coyotes who guide illegal migrants across the border, sometimes abandoning them in the desert at the first sign of trouble. The illegal immigrants who proposition and even molest young girls in safe houses. Violent criminals who cross the border with impunity. And immigration activists who believe the border has no legitimacy to begin with, because much of the southwestern United States was Mexican territory more than 150 years ago.

Sounds like a good documentary and should be seen by the pro-amnesty wing of the Republican Party. We know this won’t have any affect on Democrat politicians so I won’t bother to recommend they see it.

The movie premieres Sept. 13th in Washington and August 31st in Los Angeles.

Taking the Cause to the Big Screen