Game spreads hate over immigration Debate

The game is unbelievably offensive but it's almost cartoonish in it's bigotry, so you can't take it too seriously. Which means, pompous old Congress will probably spend the next few days grandstanding and play to their base by making a big deal of condemning it.

According to CBS, the Flash-based game, Border Patrol, has been traveling the email circuit. When the game landed in Frank Navarette's inbox, he was shocked to discover that the object of the game was to blast immigrants crossing the US border from Mexico. The targets included three derogatory stereotypes: 'Mexican Nationalist,' 'Drug Smuggler,' and 'Breeder' (pregnant woman with two small children). “I found it offensive, racist and condescending," remarked Navarette.

Navarette, who identifies himself as both Hispanic and Native American, has decided to take action against the game. While CBS was able to track the location of Border Patrol to a UK web host, the game's developer could not be determined. The game has surfaced in the heat of a national debate over immigrant rights.