jimnyc
03-31-2018, 09:21 AM
Those of us wanting to seriously curb illegal immigration, and the main flow from Mexico, but got screwed on that this time around. But walls do work, and that's why SO many countries have them. But Trump wanting to do the same makes him a bad guy. Oh well.
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Border Patrol: 'Walls Work and the Data Shows It'
Customs and Border Protection Acting Deputy Commissioner Ronald Vitiello slammed border security critics at a Friday afternoon press conference. He told the media that the simple truth of the matter is that walls work and the data shows it. But, Vitiello also raised a major concern lack of funding.
"DHS and CBP are fully committed to a balanced investment in physical infrastructure, access and patrol roads, technology, and personnel to support critical border security missions, said Vitiello.
"Border wall system is a comprehensive solution that provides wall, lighting, enforcement cameras, and other related technology, and all-weather roads to impede and deny illegal cross-border activity, he added.
The United States government recently allotted $1.6 billion for border wall construction security. On that note, Vitiello said, "We appreciate this down payment ... but it does not fully fund our needs in the most critical locations.
Rest - https://townhall.com/tipsheet/timothymeads/2018/03/31/untitled-n2466565
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Border Patrol: 'Walls Work and the Data Shows It'
Customs and Border Protection Acting Deputy Commissioner Ronald Vitiello slammed border security critics at a Friday afternoon press conference. He told the media that the simple truth of the matter is that walls work and the data shows it. But, Vitiello also raised a major concern lack of funding.
"DHS and CBP are fully committed to a balanced investment in physical infrastructure, access and patrol roads, technology, and personnel to support critical border security missions, said Vitiello.
"Border wall system is a comprehensive solution that provides wall, lighting, enforcement cameras, and other related technology, and all-weather roads to impede and deny illegal cross-border activity, he added.
The United States government recently allotted $1.6 billion for border wall construction security. On that note, Vitiello said, "We appreciate this down payment ... but it does not fully fund our needs in the most critical locations.
Rest - https://townhall.com/tipsheet/timothymeads/2018/03/31/untitled-n2466565