[Jeff Chandler]

there's always

[tennmountainman]

Impressive test.
Never thought about using U.S. Special Forces to test breach wall
prototypes.
Of course, if one is serious about building a wall, this is something one
would do.

Build the Wall!

[fso301]

How will such wall prevent a weighted line connected to a rope ladder from being tossed/shot from one side over to an accomplice on the other side?

[onedoug]

Congress...persons won’t go for it. It would cut on their bribes, their own domestics and their dilly-dally....

[VanShuyten]

I bet that if you gave them enough cartel money, they could figure out several ways to get across the border.

[Hot Tabasco]

There was a CEO of one wall contractor on FOX last week and he had a really cool solution they were submitting. It allowed border patrols to drive on top of it.....

[SgtHooper]

So we prolly spent $100,000 for this silly test, while the Mexicans will scale it or dig under it for about...$30. I am all for making it really, really tall, and mining the open space on our side.

[RealVirginia]

No se puede?

[BeauBo]

Although the evaluation report recommends mixing features of the various designs to suit different locations, the overall best single design winner was Caddell Construction Co. of Montgomery, Alabama:

Concrete wall, on top of see-through steel bollards

[euram]

each section of the wall should have a couple of rolls of concertina wire on top, just to make sure.