[listenhillary]

The river is the border. Does the fence go on our side of the river or Mexico’s side of the river. Or put the fence in the middle of the river?

I didn’t think I was being silly. Just looking at doing the actual placement of the fence and who gets cut off from the water.

Who should get cut off from water. The USA or Mexico?

[kabar]

The water supply and who gets it doesn't need to be affected. One would think that this is the first time in world history that a fence has been placed near a river.

Lest you lose sight of the objective, it is to secure the border of the US where 500,000 to 1 million illegal aliens are apprehended annually trying to cross into the US with more than that succeeding. Add to that the drug traffic and the over $100 billion in annual costs associated with illegal aliens and the tens of thousands of Americans who have been killed or injured by illegals.

One-in-ten (10%) of everyone born in Mexico resides in the U.S. Among Mexican-born men ages 30 to 44, one-in-five (20%) are in the U.S. Among Mexican-born women in the same age group, more than one-in-seven (15%) are in the U.S. We are being colonized.