End Humanitarian Crisis w/Border Security Barrier!

[Valjean]

I actually have a large security fence around my yard to keep out unwanted intruders. ...

LOL -- and I actually have a large scoop shovel and strong arms...

 

[Woberts]

@Salvador, I'm guessing the next wall is going to be around Louisiana?

 

[Salvador]

@Salvador, I'm guessing the next wall is going to be around Louisiana?

I've given up on my idea of white and black separatist states.

 

[SkepticThinker]

An effective border security barrier along with better drug detection methods at legal port of entries would work well together at significantly slowing the flow of illegal drugs from Mexico into the U.S.

Better drug detection methods at legal ports of entry would directly address the issue. Still not sure how a wall does.

When Mexico drug lords see this big impenetrable wall, they are going to shriek and realize they can no longer simply have their drug carriers trek across the open border. Then, drug lords will attempt to traffic more of their concealed drugs through legal port of entries where drug smugglers could get caught by drug sniffing dogs or X-ray machines that could detect highly concealed narcotics.

Or, they'll keep bringing drugs in through legal ports of entry, as they do now. Again, how does a wall address that fact?

LOL Do Mexican drug lords strike you as a bunch of wusses?

 

[SkepticThinker]

Trump already has ICE cracking down against employers hiring illegal aliens. ...

Have they been to Mar-a-Lago yet?

 

[Salvador]

President Donald J. Trump, as Comander and Chief, can legally utilize "un-obligated" money within the Defense Department's budget, because federal law allows the military to fund construction projects during war or emergencies. A Pentagon spokesman said in December 2018 that Title 10 of the U.S. Code could give the military the authority to fund border barrier projects.