Ray From Cleveland
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I just went to it. The link works fine on my 10 year old Apple computer.
Are you saying El Paso didn't have people crossing their border before????
376 people tunneled under the Yuma fence in one day? Any link to that claim?
I reread the Hungry article. As I remembered, it said nothing about tear gas or water cannons. What it said is the government attributes their great success to the border fence.
The title of it was "tried to cross" so obviously they were sent back or something.
Now tell me, without a wall, how many do you think would have crossed that area prior to this???
Like I repeatedly said, some will find a way around anything, but the reduction of them will make any solid border wall an investment.
376 in one day at that one location doesn't sound like much reduction.
Don't care what is written over the video. They were obviously on the US side waiting for the border patrol so they could surrender and file for refugee status. The voice over said they were on the US side.
Yes, but I see you avoided my question. The truth of the matter is the wall won't stop everybody, but for those who try, it will slow them down enough for border patrol to take charge. Secondly, if a similar thing happened today, they would likely be denied asylum offers as they probably were offered asylum in Mexico, and they didn't apply in their own country at a US embassy.
So not to worry. Trump is on the job. And he is making it harder and harder for foreigners to invade our country ever day.
Nothing was mentioned about any of the crowd that didn't make it under the fence. They were calmly lined up on the US side waiting for border patrol to get there.
So whats your point? Another question about your post: how long do you think it took them to dig this tunnel? Was it less time than them simply walking across US lines?
In other words, if people build tunnels to get to our side of the wall, it will take them weeks if not months to do it. That's because they can't start digging five feet from the wall within the view of our agents. The new walls are designed for transparency so border patrol can see what's going on in Mexico before they get to the wall. Therefore any tunnel would have to be many yards away for them to succeed.