As we all know, fences do make good neighbors so what is the problem with walls; namely, border walls. Walls work….PERIOD.
Our borders are not secure. All parts of the border where the border walls have fallen into disrepair and are not keeping illegal aliens out must be shored up, if not replaced and at those locations of the border where there are no border walls, efficient border walls must be erected.
The U.S. Border Patrol has been constructing border barriers for nearly 30 years and these barriers have proved to be a critical component in gaining operational control of the border. Illegal drug and human smuggling activity have decreased in those areas where barriers have been deployed. To enhance border security, the Border Patrol is making significant investments to build a new wall and replacing existing, inferior barriers. The first project completed was in in the Border Patrol’s El Centro Sector in California along a two mile stretch of border immediately west of the Calexico Port of Entry.
By the way, merge this into the discussion of upgrading our infrastructure. It fits perfectly.
Unhyphenated American female, born and raised in the Empire State and who like most New Yorkers, in spite of being a registered Democrat, I voted for the candidate, not the party which meant voting often across party lines throughout the years.
In 2008, coming to terms once and for all with the fact that Democrats and I had nothing in common, I left the liberal cesspool forever. Of course, I now have a grudge to settle after decades of being lied to and so I blog to right the wrongs and expose the lies.
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