[AMNZ]

I'm really surprised that this tech has not yet been incorporated. About time. This won't stop it, but it should significantly slow it down.

[Amerigomag]

This won't stop it, but it should significantly slow it down.

For a short time.

Here's the rub. It will not take long for people to realize that while we have the capability to indentify illegal entry we have neither the will nor the manpower to stop it.

"Who cares if they're watching us since they won't stop us" will be the mantra within 6 months.

Surveillance won't stop it. The revolving door of deportation won't stop it. We can't afford to incarcerate the offenders. Our society won't tolerate death as a meaningful deterent.

Short of death, denial of the public infrastructure and constitutional rights to both the illegal entrant AND their immediate progeny is the only vehicle that will stem the flow.

Revisiting California's Proposition 187 and a reexamination of the 14th Amendment are long overdue.

[Lee308]

,,,Before long, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) may be patrolling the US borders to protect against intruders of any type....

I had thought about offering my services as a pilot to patrol the Mex border. I could put 5 pilots and 5 Cessna 152's along that border for 1/2 million a year.
Then I decided that our govenment does not want to stop them. They are our source of cheap labor. Its keeps wages down and therefore keeps inflation down. Plus it keeps our population growing which keeps housing prices up.
People had better hope our population does not backslide. Just think, more houses than people. What happens when supply outruns demand?
Lee308