10-08-2016, 10:59 AM
(10-05-2016, 12:54 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Since I wasn't clear the first time, maybe this time it will sink in.
We are not setup to track people leaving the country like we are for people entering the country.
If they leave via land, we have a very hard time actually getting accurate data from both Mexico and Canada borders. The exits need better service so we can get more accurate info.
Maybe this will sink in
A wall will not help us track people who enter legally and do not leave. Since that is how a large majority of illegal immigrants get here a wall will not fix the problem.
This is a direct quote from the article YOU posted....Canada and Mexico have relatively high proportions of travelers who are admitted to the United States at land POEs. Unlike all other countries, over 95 percent of travelers from Canada or Mexico enter the United States by land. That is why it only shows a hundred thousand or so overstaying there legal visit while there are millions of illegals in the United States.
