Let's cull these unwanted migrants

They cross our border with impunity. They pay no taxes and benefit from our abundance. They carry no documentation.

They are a stress on our infrastructure. They leave our parks a mess.

They bring down planes and are a general nuisance to taxpaying, law abiding American citizens.

I believe it's time for people to start shooting & killing them.

Yesterday, I got to witness hundreds of these nuisances feeding on a kid's soccer field. Of course, when you're feeding, there's also the exit ramp right back on the same field's. That nice for your kids to play in.

Apparently, I'm not the only one fed up with these pests...........

They have their own Facebook page, where fans post photographs of them in their best light. They have loyal lawmakers who defend them against critics who say they are messy, noisy and menacing neighbors. Until recently, they had a lakefront home in one of New York's most desirable areas.

But the Canada geese living in Brooklyn's Prospect Park also had the bad luck to fall on the losing side of a battle sparked by the drama of Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger III. His safe landing of a US Airways jet in the Hudson River after geese flew into its engines last year made him America's newest hero and turned the ubiquitous, black-eyed birds into every flier's nightmare.

On a warm July morning along the shores of Prospect Park's placid lake, federal wildlife officials rounded up hundreds of Canada geese and took them away to be gassed to death. Feathery tufts and plastic strips used to bind the birds were all that remained.

It was one of several mass goose killings nationwide this summer by the Department of Agriculture in response to local concerns about everything from airline safety to piles of dung. Timed to coincide with the annual molting season — when the birds shed old feathers and are unable to fly — the killings are part of an effort to cull Canada geese, which bordered on extinction in the early 1900s but now number in the millions in the United States.

How about millions in Ohio? There's at least 200 of these things on every golf course in the state.

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