Why Is Trump's Wall A Bad Thing?

[Dill]

(01-31-2019, 02:09 PM)BFritz21 Wrote:

Citizens and employees of companies hired to construct the wall will build the wall.  They don't need to "quit their jobs and move to the border to build it."  Some people might be temporarily relocated with their companies, but not like they'll have to quit their jobs because it will be their job.

We also don't need a 2,000 mile wall since natural barriers protect most of it.  We only need 500 to a thousand miles of wall, so either you're very misinformed on something that you're arguing against or you're intentionally posting false information to build your case.

The Great Wall is just proof that this type of structure can be built and withstand the test of time, and over 2000 years of technological advancements proves that it can get done while he's still in office.

Well it hasn't wholly withstood the test of time. According to their tourist bureau over 1,000 miles of it have collapsed or disappeared.

Sure, with a plentiful supply of Russian steel, Trump could build the wall in two or three years maybe, finish it during his second term.

By the way, hundreds of illegals now come into the US through the Vermont border, which is only 90 miles in length. 

Once the southern border is controlled and drugs and illegals are only coming in through the usual checkpoints, we could turn our attention to the crisis in the north, stop any caravans making their way through Canada to Vermont. Build a wall there to protect Americans. It would create jobs there too.