06-28-2018, 10:08 PM
I kinda agree with you and if all the yahoo's really cared about them there would be places for them to cross every 518 miles or so. Doors with proper facilities to process them. They would go to those doors knowing there were no other places to cross guaranteed.
When a person flies to this country the barrier is air and miles, people are processed through the airport gates in an organized fashion. When people come by ship they go through a port of entry at a dock. The barrier is water. When people come through the Northern border they do not come in en-mass from any countries at the north pole. Canada is the only place and the barrier is ice.
The southern border is different there is a large expanse of land that is easily traversed at many places along the border. This is not the border of 100 yrs ago.
Again if people really cared a wall would be built with points of entry that had the proper facilities to process border crossings. It would be a hell of a lot cheaper than letting people in to enjoy the social service benefits we have, a lot cheaper. Certainly it would solve quite a few problems from smuggling to welfare fraud. hell all the able bodied men could help build it for a paycheck and maybe something productive could actually come out of it, and little towns along the border could spring up with at least some type of law abiding principles.
When a person flies to this country the barrier is air and miles, people are processed through the airport gates in an organized fashion. When people come by ship they go through a port of entry at a dock. The barrier is water. When people come through the Northern border they do not come in en-mass from any countries at the north pole. Canada is the only place and the barrier is ice.
The southern border is different there is a large expanse of land that is easily traversed at many places along the border. This is not the border of 100 yrs ago.
Again if people really cared a wall would be built with points of entry that had the proper facilities to process border crossings. It would be a hell of a lot cheaper than letting people in to enjoy the social service benefits we have, a lot cheaper. Certainly it would solve quite a few problems from smuggling to welfare fraud. hell all the able bodied men could help build it for a paycheck and maybe something productive could actually come out of it, and little towns along the border could spring up with at least some type of law abiding principles.
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