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"Walker says law enforcement officials in New Hampshire brought up the topic of building a wall along the U.S.-Canadian border during a recent town hall meeting. He says they raised some legitimate concerns, so it's a 'legitimate issue for us to look at.'"

They were obviously talking about New Hampshire--not the whole border. And they were probably concerned about the safety of Canadians on the other side. Imagine Detroit without a lake between it and Canada.

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And they were probably concerned about the safety of Canadians on the other side. Imagine Detroit without a lake between it and Canada.

Actually the New Hampshire/Canada border is mostly made up of forest. Take a look at the border on Google Earth, except for the cleared border strip and a few farms near Stewartstown there isn't much other than trees and rocks.

It would be very difficult to show up in that area and not have the locals take immediate notice.