Per CBP sources, 23,576 of them – 71.8% – were in Arizona and California. Notably, the numbers in Texas’ Del Rio sector, which includes Eagle Pass, have fallen off a cliff. In December, the sector saw days of 3,000-4,000 illegal crossings per day. Over the last week, it has averaged around just 200.
And all this time we have been told walls don’t work, walls don’t work! And in wall-less CA and AZ:
Border Patrol’s San Diego sector and Tucson, Arizona, sector are now seeing the most activity. For instance, on Wednesday, CBP sources told Fox News there were 5,240 Border Patrol apprehensions of illegal immigrants at the southern border. The sources said 3,854 of them – 73.5% – were in Arizona and California for that day.
Of course they don’t work. All you need is a 40 foot ladder to get to the top of the wall. And when you see those seas of migrants marching through Mexico on the way to the promised land, every 10th guy or so is carrying one. Right?
Getting to the top is the hard part. But the ladder takes care of that. Getting down is just a matter of physics and gravity. Toss the kids from the top. And then your disabled wife. Then jump down yourself, once the others have reached the bottom. Easy peasy.
Obstacles are always most effective when covered by a reaction force. It is amazing how effective arresting those who breach the obstacle and carting them off to the county jail, instead of to a faux processing point to receive preloaded cash cards and a transportation ticket
The thread is about walls. Your response indicates that you, too, recognize the effectiveness of walls. We can discuss boats in the boat thread you start.
