[La Lydia]

Here are some more pictures. I would be interested in hearing your description of how a child could get through these:

http://images.chron.com/blogs/txpotomac/border_fence.jpg

This is what a lot of the fence looks like on the ground:

http://blogs.chron.com/immigration/archives/border%20fence

http://www.ktsm.com/files/ktsm/media/news/5-20-09_bordersecurity6.jpg

http://watergaps.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/img_87731.jpg

And finally, my favorite, from Yuma sector:

http://www.duneguide.com/images/ISDRA-BorderFence-8.jpg

[bgill]

Oh, my gosh! You’re right! There’s no way anyone can get through this:

http://americanpatrol.com/ABP/SURVEYS/BORDER-2009/RIO-GRANDE/EAST-RG/01.html

http://americanpatrol.com/ABP/SURVEYS/BORDER-2009/RIO-GRANDE/EAST-RG/08.html

http://americanpatrol.com/ABP/SURVEYS/BORDER-2009/RIO-GRANDE/EAST-RG/10.html

http://americanpatrol.com/ABP/SURVEYS/BORDER-2009/RIO-GRANDE/EAST-RG/11.html

http://americanpatrol.com/ABP/SURVEYS/BORDER-2009/RIO-GRANDE/EAST-RG/20.html

Never heard of walking around a barrier? There’s hundreds of miles where there is no fence whatsoever or when there is a fence it’s nothing more than a wire between two posts. Yep, real hard to get across.