Perry ping
Maybe this might help those who don’t live in Texas:
El Paso is our Border on the Norhwest and Brownsville on the South. The Mexico and United States Border is halfway across the Rio Grande River. (That in itself is a nightmare) This is 1200 miles of border region. From El Paso to Del Rio, Texas is about 500 miles. There are three crossings along this 500 miles. (Where people can drive across) The largest being Presidio, Texas) This crossing is mostly used to cross Mexico Farm products into the United States. From this crossing on to Del Rio you will find very rugged lands. Some of it runs through Big Bend National Parks. Let’s just look at this region and leave the other
700 miles out) This 500 miles is vasty unpopulated. A fence just on our river side would be cut, dug under or ladders used to cross. It would take a lot of man power just to guard the fence.
So you say, “What do we do to stop them from crossing?’ Air power of any kind would help. Stepping back and letting the Border Patrol do their job would make a lot of difference. The way the laws are now they are afraid to fire their weapons for fear of a prison sentenance.
The fence has had some success along some Arizona ranch land that the terraine is much different then some of the Texas land. We have not even talked about California where they do little to stop the flow.
So close your eyes and think of this army that is moving into our country at a very fast pace and we know not who they are. We can stop this and send them home in very short order but it will take our people to demand it. It will make us pay higher prices. Are you willing? If you are then stop the hiring and make the fines so high that one cannot take the chance to hire.