[2ndDivisionVet]

Didn't NBC News get the word from the #NeverTrumpers here that the wall will never be built?

[SubMareener]

I thought the “Native Americans” had tried unrestricted immigration before and it didn’t work out so well for them.

[laweeks]

I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, so I’m a Native American, although I’m not of Aborigine ascendancy. I will not be offended as long as it’s in my United States of America.

[deport]

Yep some of their lands are on both sides of the US/Mexico border.
So the fence would run thru them. But I bet solutions can be found.

[doug from upland]

Give the Native Americans jobs to help do the building.

[Da Coyote]

Let the native Americans take care of things. We can provide a bounty. They’ll handle things far better than the progressives would.

And, aside from that snarky answer, methinks the native Americans don’t want illegal aliens walking through their land any more than we do.

[umgud]

is a federally recognized tribe that has land and members on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border.

South of the border, they're called Mexicans and they have no say on the matter.

[Thibodeaux]

Shades of kurdistan

[rlmorel]

"...“Walls are made to keep animals in or out, walls cannot contain people,” Manuel said. “People are too intelligent. They can always find a way to get over the wall, under the wall or through the wall...”

Well, the same can be said about anything. Dumb ass liberals like him would suggest that putting bars on a store in a high crime area shouldn't be attempted, because people can always defeat them.

I would tell the guy to go pound sand.

[Spok]

Is there a square inch of land on this continent that isn’t sacred to the Indians?

[Aria]

If it’s anything like Rancho Miarage, Ca the indians will be VERY VERY happy about this.

[Hot Tabasco]

Tohono O’odham Nation Chairman Edward Manuel

Just waiting for the right amount of Wampum in $$$..........

[batterycommander]

How do you build a wall in the center of the Rio Grande?

[BeauBo]

Not a showstopper.

An opening of negotiations, just like along the rest of the border. The Federal Government has eminent domain, but there are always local issues to work out - especially water access and where gates will be needed.

Put up a little stink, and you can get the FedGov to throw in a few extras as part of the construction plan, like water pumping stations, or access control points that will hire local Tribe members for good FedGov careers with benefits.

Really, whoever is in charge for the Tribe has a responsibility to try to get a good deal. Just business.

[CommerceComet]

I’m sure the wall will have a few gates in it. Put a couple on the reservation if needed. It might be an insurmountable obstacle for the liberal writer but I’m sure normal people can find a solution.

[keving]

The government bought it not the Indian land - Gadsden Purchase

[montag813]

Good. Deport their asses back over the Bering Strait if they don’t like it.

[Citizen Soldier]

Yeah, this is the tribe who supplies water stations in the desert for “migrants”

[RetiredTexasVet]

Encircle the Native American lands with the wall .... then they can keep the gringo-wannabees!

[Impy]

"walls cannot contain people,”

LOL. I guess he's never heard of prison.

[Impy]

"walls cannot contain people,”

LOL. I guess he's never heard of prison.