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Clown car used to transport illegal immigrant clowns
According to JestReport.com the latest immigration threat to the border of Arizona this Pontiac Bonneville clown art car was pulled over transporting illegal immigrants dressed as clowns. They reported that as many as 100 illegals were seeing exiting this car when pulled over by border patrol in Arizona. Its a serious situation and steps were taken to combat this influx of illegal clowns by outfitting border patrol vehicles with pies, squirt flowers
, foam clubs and nerf shot guns
. Border patrol were also given all terrain clown shoes
and canisters of silly string
.
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