How many people are in favor of building the wall along the border?

Answer 1

Yes, I do !!!

Answer 2

I'm for a high impregnable high security wall like the maximum security prisons have. And built the length of the entire borders,not just part way.Our active duty military need to guard it and "police"
its entry and exiting.Without secure borders, if they do grant amnesty(heaven forbid) that's the only way to keep out all the illegal aliens that will surge over here after the amnesty.Just like they did last time they foolishly granted amnesty.
Within 5 years we had twice as many illegal aliens than were granted amnesty.The USA must have secure borders,not just to stop illegal aliens but to stop potential terrorists from embedding themselves in this nation to await the extremists call to
activate their "war" against this great nation.
Why do they want to take over this nation and turn it into just another 3rd world country like the one they ran away from.You cant have it both ways.Either you come to this nation and accept it as being the USA or you destroy it from within.If YOUR way is so great why are you fleeing your country's.Why do you want the USA to be destroyed and become a poverty stricken cess pool of corruption? You can not have our nation,because you have messed your own up almost beyond repair.This is the United States of America and it will remain so,whatever the price.

Answer 3

Has anyone done an estimate on how much it would cost to build the wall across the entire border then maintain it annually? It might be a better use of money to hire additional agents and improve the monitoring equipment along the border.

Answer 4

I sure am, but it is not really a wall, its a fence. No way will open borders work, but a fence while not stopping all illegal immigration is better than nothing. I feel that the fence along with enforcement will work.

Answer 5

Let's build a wall around all the borders and fill it with water.

Answer 6

I have always thought that a 50 cal. machine gun every 1000 yards along the border would solve the problem.

Answer 7

Building a wall, or fence is silly! The Millenium highway project is already in the works- 150 mile wide swath from Mexico to Canada where they can go without even a Visa. So we build a wall to make sure they enter through that 150 mile wide swath!!

Answer 8

I'm 100% for it. It should be patrolled by our ARMED military and have checkpoints for legal entry and for the EXIT of those found here illegally and deported. A wall or fence is needed to CONTROL who comes into the USA, how many come, and WHY the come here. Being 'poor looking for a better life" is not a ticket in. They MUST have legal immigration documents.

In the long run we would $AVE BILLION$ by deporting illegals. It has already been done and can be done again. We just need a leader like Dwight D. Eisenhower. Many were deported in 1954 and many more left on their own steam. Don't say it can't be done. IT CAN!!

http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/OO/pqo1.html

On July 15, the first day of the operation, 4,800 aliens were apprehended. Thereafter the daily totals dwindled to an average of about 1,100 a day. The forces used by the government were actually relatively small, perhaps no more than 700 men, but were exaggerated by border patrol officials who hoped to scare illegal workers into flight back to Mexico. Valley newspapers also exaggerated the size of the government forces for their own purposes: generally unfavorable editorials attacked the Border Patrol as an invading army seeking to deprive Valley farmers of their inexpensive labor force. While the numbers of deportees remained relatively high, the illegals were transported across the border on trucks and buses. As the pace of the operation slowed, deportation by sea began on the Emancipation, which ferried wetbacks from Port Isabel, Texas, to Veracruz, and on other ships. Ships were a preferred mode of transport because they carried the illegal workers farther away from the border than did buses, trucks, or trains. The boat lift continued until the drowning of seven deportees who jumped ship from the Mercurio provoked a mutiny and led to a public outcry against the practice in Mexico. Other aliens, particularly those apprehended in the Midwest states, were flown to Brownsville and sent into Mexico from there. The operation trailed off in the fall of 1954 as INS funding began to run out.

It is difficult to estimate the number of illegal aliens forced to leave by the operation. The INS claimed as many as 1,300,000, though the number officially apprehended did not come anywhere near this total. The INS estimate rested on the claim that most aliens, fearing apprehension by the government, had voluntarily repatriated themselves before and during the operation. The San Antonio district, which included all of Texas outside of El Paso and the Trans-Pecos,qv had officially apprehended slightly more than 80,000 aliens, and local INS officials claimed that an additional 500,000 to 700,000 had fled to Mexico before the campaign began.

Answer 9

Who could possibly oppose a wall built by illegal immigrants to keep out illegal immigrants?

The irony factor alone begs for it's support.

Answer 10

Very less pepoels are in fever to build a wall along the border, because every one want peace agianst all country not pices.

Answer 11

Build it, but you know that's going to cost money.

The ironic thing about building the wall, is we'll probably have the illegal aliens building it. Better make sure they are on the other side of it before they start.

ha.