Sheriff Joe to Obama: Deploy U.S. military to Mexico

'The minute you cross the border put them on an airplane'

Sheriff Joe Arpaio

President Obama should deploy the U.S. military across the Mexican border to work bilaterally to curb illegal immigration, declared Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio in a radio interview Sunday.

“If we are worried about the danger, then I would send the military across the border, work with their military bilaterally and get the job done,” said Arpaio. “That’s what I would do and we’d clean up this mess.”

“Of course, you have to get the Mexican president to OK it,” he added. “I would just go in there and have a few drinks with him and get the job done.”

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Navy's future: Electric guns, lasers, water as fuel

By Brad Lendon, CNN updated 2:10 PM EDT, Thu April 10, 2014 | Filed under: Innovations

The USS Zumwalt, the U.S. Navy's newest warship, floats out of dry dock Monday, October 28, in Bath, Maine. The first of the new DDG-1000 class of destroyers, it will be the Navy's largest stealthy ship when it begins missions.

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• Railgun prototype fires missiles at 7.5 times the speed of sound
• Laser weapon costs about $1 a shot
• Lab says it can make fuel from seawater
• High-tech destroyer to be christened Saturday

(CNN) -- Imagine ships that fire missiles at seven times the speed of sound without using explosives, or that use lasers to destroy threats at the cost of about a dollar a shot, and vessels making fuel from the very seawater in which they're floating.

That's the glimpse of the high-tech future the U.S. Navy gave this week. And these aren't just ideas. They've all been shown to work to some degree.

Saturday, the Navy will christen its most advanced warship ever, the destroyer USS Zumwalt, which may one day be using these new technologies.

The Zumwalt, which was launched last year and is to be christened at Bath Iron Works in Maine, is the Navy's first stealth destroyer. At 610 feet long and 80 feet wide, it's about 100 feet longer and 20 feet wider than ships in the Navy's current fleet of Arleigh Burke class destroyers, but the canopy and the rest of the Zumwalt is built on angles that help make it 50 times harder to spot on radar than an ordinary destroyer.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/10/tech/innovation/navy-new-technology/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5

I spy an iRobot: Special ops bots in the army

By Hillary Vaughn

Published November 22, 2013

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iRobot is pioneering the latest in military technology. With four different special ops bots serving in the US military, iRobot has deployed over 5,000 robotic fleets to the US military, state and local law enforcement, and industries worldwide.

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/11/22/how-robot-pioneers-help-keep-us-safe/?intcmp=obnetwork