The wall system going in to San Diego is going to shut down traffic there cold. They now see it first hand - insurmountable obstacles.
At yesterday's press briefing at the wall, the DHS Secretary reported that apprehensions in San Diego have already dropped 90%. They are now only where the new secondary has not yet been finished (its scheduled for January).
The author did not seem to be aware that the end of the new fence, which they referenced several times (Hint, Hint: its in this neighborhood, not far from houses, here's a picture), has already had a further extension approved. To be built next year. Both the primary and the secondary barriers (and the monitored enforcement zone) will go miles further into the wilderness over Otay Mountain, where the primary will meet up with the next run of existing bollards to the East.
