Police State? Nah just collecting data.

Well I've been seeing some of the reasons the Bushistas have started concentrating on the Mexican border with their posing and corporate News Media. Safe photo-ops for President Bunnypants where he can strut around and ride spiffy looking vehicles. I've also seen the contracts that the military suppliers are expecting, BIG contracts, Halliburton level contracts. Private security firms will be there I'm sure, Blackwater, etal. Follow the money with this gang of thugs, always follow the money. Here's another amazing little secret being slipped under the door. Big brother data on EVERY American. And if you really believe that this bunch of police state wannabees aren't spying on the opposition then I could sell you some land cheap. Read it and be afraid.
From All Spin Zone And
Suburban Guerrilla:

"The EEVS [Employment Eligibility Verification System] would require - for
the first time - all workers to obtain a federal agency’s permission to work,
regardless of citizenship or immigration status. It would create two massive
government databases containing the most sensitive personal information on every
lawful resident. Every worker would be registered in the two systems with data
files tracking every job they ever sought or held. The two systems combine that
information with substantial amounts of personally identifiable information, all
keyed to a person’s Social Security number."

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"All employers would be required to participate in a national employment eligibility verification program in an expansion of the faulty but voluntary “Basic Pilot” program. However, no proposals have been brought forth to provide for a secure system; making it likely that the EEVS system would be a ripe target for identity thieves."
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Bushco thinks they can do whatever they want. So far they seem to be right. Who's going to stop them? Congress? BWAHAHAHAHAHA! The "Liberal Media"? Yeah Right. If it actually existed. I don't think they care what comes out. Why should they, they're ALMOST at the no turning back point on the Police State slide.