Mexicans Are Stealing Border Wall Materials, Using Them For Home Security (Frito Banditos!)

Huffington Post / AP ^ | March 20, 2019 | Ryan Grenoble/Gregory Bull

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

Cars lined up to cross into the United States from Tijuana, Mexico, are seen through barriers topped with concertina wire at the San Ysidro port of entry. Thieves have been taking the wire and selling it in Tijuana for home security.

[CharleysPride]

Well at least somebody is putting the stuff to use.

[Electric Graffiti]

It is pathetic. And we have a full on invasion underway--millions are coming in. It's a free for all. I don't know what's going on at the white house but it's not good.

[PIF]

armed gunships every 100 feet from each other.

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Patrols by A-10s in the daytime and AC-130 Ghostriders at night, both with free fire ROEs. Don’t need the “armed gunships”.

[skepsel]

In diversity training at PNCOC the white instructor said they could steal your radio and leave the music and the Mexican one said “Yeah, and we all carry knives!”

[hanamizu]

empty cardboard boxes that were being transported to the factory to package products in. Flat sheets of cardboard! Otherwise known as “siding” in Juarez.

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I heard that when garage doors were being replaced for automatic garage doors, they were being sold in Mexico. Five of them could make a home—four walls and a roof. Much fancier than cardboard.