Dear Fellow Americans: The National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers (NAFBPO) believes the current estimate

of up to 11 million aliens now residing illegally in the U.S. is a gross underestimate. The more likely figure is 18 20 million and rising daily. Empirical data collected during processing of 2.7 million persons during the last amnesty established that for every alien estimated to be eligible for amnesty three will actually benefit. Even after this incredible failure was discovered, Congress negligently failed to demand a methodology be developed to provide them factual information on the number of individuals who enter and remain illegally in the United States, obviously a willful oversight. Of more serious concern, twenty seven years after the first amnesty was granted, Congress continues to refuse to demand aggressive enforcement of existing Immigration laws while passing more to mollify America. The promise to the American public in 1986 was a lie. To even contemplate another amnesty without verification of this basic information is malfeasance in governance and fraud on its face. Repeating amnesty using these erroneous calculations again in 2013 presents the real prospect that the United States will immediately be burdened with 30 33 million new residents of unknown origin or criminal background. That number will then be followed during the next ten years as at least an additional 33,056,946 new immigrants are added to Americas population as a result of passage of S.744. (Estimates published by Numbers USA Education and Research Foundation, April 22, 2013). The United States infrastructure cannot withstand such an extreme addition to that number of people taxing our social and criminal justice systems. We dont need to import or legalize criminals. NAFBPO contends that Americas Immigration laws are not broken. Congress has facilitated them to be ignored and/or abused for political expediency to such an extent that we now face a national security issue involving millions of aliens within our country and others waiting around the world to take advantage of our unwillingness to protect our national sovereignty. On October 3, 2010, NAFBPO senior members collectively produced a document titled Comprehensive Immigration Enforcement and Reform , and delivered it to Congress. It contains conclusions and recommendations developed over several millennia of experience in all factions of Immigration enforcement and services. It is available to you and your staff as you seek resolutions to Americas immigration dilemma. Sincerely, Zack Taylor Chairman National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers, Inc. nafbpo@nafbpo.org