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Texas Valedictorian Admits to Being Illegal Immigrant

Nup. All it will do is create opportunities for Texas and NM building firms to be paid zillions of YOUR taxpayer dollars over many years to build a showpiece and man it with strutting would-be sharpshooters that will do precisely nothing to stop or even slow illegal border crossings. The whole idea is way more impractical that the Maginot Line in 1939.

Didn't stop the French
More to the point: it didn't stop the Germans either.
 
Ugh, 'Rissa of course makes everything about her, like always. I heard she was jelly that Becky with the good hair took Brad to Prom and made the court. What a slut.

("Slut" is mouthed loudly, and everything is said with a rising tone with random vocal fry.)
 
Sorry, I couldn't get past the bolded.

A) Attacking grammar is pathetic enough
B) If you're going to attack someone's grammar, at least get your facts straight:

Meaning or

The slash sometimes serves as shorthand for or, as in:

Each guest must present his/her ticket prior to entry.

Once the new president is elected, he/she will have little time to waste.

The deficit reduction will be achieved by spending cuts and/or tax increases.

http://www.thepunctuationguide.com/slash.html

In other words, if you see "his/her" it's probably not a reference to a hermaphrodite. Got it?

Uh, yeah, I got it. Do you not understand the point I was making? I worded it as a "dig" but hey, we all do that. I wasn't criticizing your grammar [see custom title]; the larger point is that you're comparing, by including them in the same statement, Canada and Mexico, who have almost nothing similar about their immigration policies. That's why I broke my answer down. Different countries, different policies.
 
I don't think anyone including Trump is actually talking about a physical wall made of wood, stone, concrete or steel. Many advocates in the border states advocate a combination of measures to include electronics and sensors and increasing the border patrol. I think in some areas a physical wall might be appropriate, but in others locations it wouldn't. Nothing will likely totally stop illegal entry, but if there's a will to stem the tide I think it's feasible to reduce it significantly. Also, exit monitoring is also needed because the vast majority of illegals are simply visa over stays...

No trump is clear that he wants a 50' tall concrete wall.
 

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