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3) Walls are necessary, but of course we recognize that they aren’t the only solution. Some places require different methods, as the President’s plan recognizes. Drones, sensors, more patrols, etc. It all works together, and physical barriers are a part of that.
4) A wall in one location frees up manpower resources in another. This is important when understanding why we are okay with building in some areas and waiting on others.
5) Dismissing a wall or fence as an “ineffective” or “4th century” solution is an attempt to undermine the plan without providing any logical reasoning. Don’t succumb to lazy arguments. Let’s think this through, and reopen the government with adequate funding for border security.
550 miles of this built on Turkey/Syria border done in 3-4 years, cost under 700 million. So even double the length to cover most porous portions here is doable within budget even doing towers every five miles and mixing steel slats occasionally for visibility.pic.twitter.com/XX6Xh8zQhn
For towers we could easily stack 3/4 connexes and improve (stairs, insullation, heat/AC etc. for around $30k a tower. 200 of them 1 every 5 miles. 8 person team in each rotate in pairs, tower, patrol, qrf, sleep. 5 days out 2 days home.
We have walls all across southern border in Arizona and I believe we have a huge contingent of border security agents. Specious argumant to say the least. Not freeing up anything here.
The Texas Rangers used rail to cover a lot of territory. They took pride in doing a lot with very little man power.
Perspective on an 11M population. Only one US City with a population over 5 million. NYC. Unauthorized total Mexico & "other" 10.6M immigrants, equivalent to combined displacement of the TOTAL population of the next five combined: LA, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, & Phoenix.pic.twitter.com/DHndewTrsC
One day I look forward to meeting you and shaking your hand.
Defense in depth is the solution and physical barriers are part of that. Also a the most expensive part of a security program is personnel. So those who say hire more officers without using technology as a force multiplier are going to spend more than what the wall will cost.
100 construction crews starting from 100 points until it is finished.
No wall leaves money for other more necessary expenditures; like restoring clean water to Flint Michigan. Or helping people in California devastated by drought and fires and many other more urgent matters.
Maybe if you ask nicely the mayor will give back the money that was funded for the water.
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