Tom Tancredo's favorite new trivia game: "Illegal Immigration"

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Tom Tancredo engages in some gamesmanship.

Looking for a fun new board game to while away these lovely spring afternoons? Anti-immigration firebrand Tom Tancredo has the perfect suggestion. As the Colorado Independent first reported, Tancredo fired up his Twitter account last week and tweeted to his followers, "Check out the new illegal immigration game at http://www.illegalimmigrationgame.com/default.aspx..."

Tancredo wasn't joking. The link takes folks to the home page of a new trivia game sporting the extremely creative moniker "Illegal Immigration."

It's the brainchild of two dudes named Peter and Jeff, who, in the video below, attempt to link their trivia game to the 9/11. Apparently, Peter's son was killed in that day's terrorist attacks, which the two blame on the United States' inability to control its borders. So the trivia game, which comes with 600 trivia cards and an instruction manual, is their way of advocating for tougher immigration laws and honoring the life of a terrorist victim -- all for the low, low price of $39.95.

Think you've got what it takes to be a champ at "Illegal Immigration"? Here's a sample question to test your smarts:

True or False: The 9/11 Commission Report states that all the visa applications filed by the hijackers were incomplete, and that State Department officials, violating the law, issued the visas anyway.

Can you guess the right answer? Considering these guys' low opinion of the country's immigration procedures, chances are you probably can. If you decide to shell out for the whole game, here's a piece of advice: Don't invite old Tancredo over to play. We have a feeling he'd be a ringer.

Here's the aforementioned video: