Straight for Boortz:

This should make you feel safe and secure while you're on vacation this summer. The porous (full of holes, for those of you in government schools without dictionaries) U.S. border with Mexico makes all headlines because of the illegal immigration problem. But an equally dangerous situation exists at the Canadian border.

A dirty little secret is that there are a number of unmanned border posts with Canada. That's right...someone, anyone...could walk right across in the United States, completely undetected. Canada has much more lax immigration rules than we do, so Islamic terrorists can easily sneak in. So with all of that is a backdrop, we take you to the U.S.-Canadian border located at Calais, Maine.

On April 25th, Gregory Despres showed up carrying a homemade sword, a hatchet, a knife, brass knuckles and a chain saw stained with blood. Just the kind of guy we need here in the U.S., right? So what happened to Mr. Despres? If this had been an airport, he would have been arrested immediately. But that's not what happened.

U.S. Customs agents fingerprinted him, confiscated his weapons, and let him into the United States. Two days later, he was arrested for decapitating a 74-year-old man and stuffing his head into a pillowcase. The man's wife was also discovered stabbed to death. Not a good showing for the U.S. Customs department here.

The point is...with everybody looking down south, nobody should forget the border up north has just as many, if not more holes.