popeye1250
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Joined: 1/27/2006 From: New Hampshire Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: willbeurdaddy It depends on what you mean by "securing". 99.99% secure? Possible but not worth the cost. Secure enough to make the risk of crossing not worth the cost/benefits? Easily. A combination of fence, surveillance and a highly mobile security force. And by limiting the cost/benefit of crossing you reduce the general flow enough to be able to focus and be more effective in stemming the more dangerous. And the northern border bullshit has been debunked many times. No need to revisit unfounded accusations of racism. As of last year illegal aliens cost us $114 B. so we can't afford not to secure that border with Mexico a third world country and gateway to other third world countries. The cheapest and most effective way to secure (close) that border is with minefields and Troops. Minefields are *extremely* effective at "area denial." Also, they have mines that can detect any tunneling and explode and collapse the tunnel. We use our mines right now in S. Korea to guard (their) border and they work very well, you don't hear of hundreds of N. Koreans sneaking into S. Korea every night, do you? And one thing that people can't argue is that minefields are "inhumane." If you don't walk into a minefield you won't get blown up will you? And with all this talk about "human rights" these days where are the "human rights" of U.S. Citizens not to have out country invaded by millions of illegal aliens? Where is the "U.N." on this issue??? Their *silence* is deafening! Do they plan on making a statement or what? Anyone know?
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