Erinwltr
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He calls it a farm. I saw a wasteland of hot dry dirt. But none the less, yes he owns property on the border. He and none of the surrounding property owners like him are the slightest bit amenable to a POTUS fence in their backyard. Eminent Domain.Yes Mam.My Uncle owns a farm in Texas. He and his neighbors are not amenable to notin. And rightly so.me being a Texan, Conservatives rule the state .. you want to piss off Texans try and take their private property. The biggest ranch I've ever been on was 26 square miles. The owner has been touted in Texas Parks and Wildlife monthly magazine for his ranch stewardship, and has a lot of pride and time invested in his pristine dirt. He will have who ever trys to move 1 single fence post of his in court longer that their grandchildren will be alive.
Okay, yes, but consider those particular Texans are RIGHT on the border and are probably seeing illegals cross on the daily. So they might be a little more amenable to having a border wall built IF the gov't offers them a fair deal.
On the Mexican border then?
Right on the border is his farm, then.
Uh-huh