[Perdogg]

I oppose a fence too. Too expensive and will not work. Hell, illegals would end up working on it.

[NormsRevenge]

I oppose a fence too. Too expensive and will not work. Hell, illegals would end up working on it.

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at least we would know where some of them are at and what they are up to. ;-)

[muawiyah]

There is no fence now. Let's see how a fence works then we'll get back to you.

I bet it works great!

[hinckley buzzard]

Too expensive and will not work

Israel's experience begs to differ. But hey, if the fence is "too expensive" how much have millions of illegals cost?

[God luvs America]

agreed- a fence would do nothing....we need armed guards in towers...

[bmwcyle]

When they are finished and before you pay them, you throw them on the Mexico side.

[BobL]

“I oppose a fence too. Too expensive and will not work. “

Well, the fence in Israel worked GREAT there. Yes, it would cost a few billion, but unlike Green Energy ‘investments’, there would actually be a return...a HUGE one.

[dragnet2]

I oppose a fence too. Too expensive and will not work

Too expensive?

Lets see, we have probably 100,000 miles of freeway/highway sound walls all over the U.S,. some as high at 20 feet.

If walls don't work, why does Perry's compound, those in the White House, government installations, insiders and the well off, have tall walls surrounding their facilities?

[BobL]

“I oppose a fence too. Too expensive and will not work. “

Well, the fence in Israel worked GREAT there. Yes, it would cost a few billion, but unlike Green Energy ‘investments’, there would actually be a return...a HUGE one.

[BobL]

...sorry for the double post.