Join the Discussion
September 2, 2009
2:21 pm
In August, Secretary Napolitano announced the launch of a new DHS social networking site, Our Border. The site was created to encourage and facilitate discussion about the southwest border. Our Border enables community leaders, activists and concerned citizens to discuss issues relevant to the border with each other and with the department.
This week, we opened a new forum focused on commerce and the southwest border, and specifically narrowed to four topics:
· Tourism
· Bi-National Business
· Commercial Traffic / FAST
· Passenger Traffic / SENTRI
We encourage you to visit the site and join the discussion.
There’s also a section where members are encouraged to introduce themselves to the network. We wanted to share the introduction of “Ramona,” one of our members:
Join today
This week, we opened a new forum focused on commerce and the southwest border, and specifically narrowed to four topics:
· Tourism
· Bi-National Business
· Commercial Traffic / FAST
· Passenger Traffic / SENTRI
We encourage you to visit the site and join the discussion.
There’s also a section where members are encouraged to introduce themselves to the network. We wanted to share the introduction of “Ramona,” one of our members:
“I'm not a DHS employee or a community leader. I'm not even sure I can be called an activist. I firmly believe that the United States of America is the greatest country in the world and it became that way by embracing immigrants from every other countries in the world. We need to find a way to secure our borders, prevent drug, weapon and human smuggling and still allow Mexico and the United States to grow stronger as supportive neighbors.”Ramona is one of over 300 members on Our Border, and, like others, she has already joined many of the groups and has participated in a number of the discussion forums. We encourage you to visit the site and get involved in the discussion. We want to hear from you.
Join today
Published by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Washington, D.C.
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