Posted on 01/31/2019 8:34:15 PM PST by V K Lee
Weren’t those the barriers that the nazis used?
Actually the BP has the same statutory authority as ICE and can operate anywhere in the US or US territories.
The 100 mile thing refers to entering privet property for the purpose of patrolling the border, boarding conveniences like buses and expanded stop and search authority within 100 miles.
The BP use to have stations throughout California in places like Fresno and Sacramento. They were closed and the agents transferred after 911 in an effort to enhance the pathetic state of our borders.
Thanks for the clarification.
“Drugs.....she’s chemically overloaded.”
Either that and/ or booze or both.
“Nancy Pelosi: Replacing “Normandy Barriers” with “Normandy Fencing” is OK – Not a Wall.”
Per Pelousy, that should do it; along with cutting the grass real short. Oh LORD, and she’s 3rd in line to the Presidency. That is more than scary.
Does she mean Jersey Barrier instead?
thanx
And when I see Trump and Pence together in the same picture; scary doesn't even come close!!
You mean we get pillboxes, machine gun nest, heavy artillery, and we can layout some mine fields.
Okay! I’m In
Not if they're covered by fire and mined.
The most effective “Normandy barrier” was the bocage.
The British had a weird hedge line in India that was reinforced by foot and mounted patrols that was remarkably effecitive in thwarting smuggling.
Effective natural barriers should not be overlooked when developing effective barriers for the southern border!
Read about the Indian Customs Line on Wikipedia to get an idea of what I’m talking about.
And I’m sure a lot of folks here already know about the effectiveness of bocage/hedgerows reinforced with patrols and strongpoints as an effective barrier.
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