Interesting if completed. Concrete here? Even better. The funky rusty looking steel border is going up in other places.
Soros protestitutes haven’t shown up yet.
It will be massive concrete levee, up to the height of the existing levee (which varies by local elevation. Then it is 18 foot steel bollards on top.
The wildlife refuges become TRULY refuges, when they are no longer being trampled on an almost daily basis by migrants moving through, disturbing the local fauna and flora. Build the wall, which perhaps TEMPORARILY disturbs the environment, so the long-term survival of the protected areas may be assured far into the future.
When the benefits of this far-sighted policy become obvious to the individual landowners in the vicinity, they will all be clamoring for the construction to proceed across their lands as well.
From what I could tell from looking
a satellite maps, the existing levies
are earthen. It would make sense to
replace them with concrete. To prevent
erosion and tunneling.
Monarch butterflies migrate from central
Mexico to southern Canada. A 30’ wall
isn’t going to stop them.