Can you add to this list of reasons to build the wall?

[leecross]

12). Because I love walls! They are beautiful and cool! A wall will define where the shithole Mexico ENDS and the United States BEGINS.

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Maybe Donald can build hotels on the border and charge Mexicans to live there while they wait their turn to apply for entry!

why do they when they just work at his golf courses?

You are what is called, "Unclear on The Concept."

 

[Marion Morrison]

Go **** yourself with a cactus, leftist shill dipshit ******!

Oh nooooo...are you triggered??

Not at all, but I will be gaslighting your leftist shill ass from here on out. I'm here to help!

Have any moar commie posts to make, ******?

 

[JGalt]

Go **** yourself with a cactus, leftist shill dipshit ******!

Oh nooooo...are you triggered??

Possibly. Stupid irrational people tend to do that to normal, rational people.

It's "human nature", hillbilly.

 

[toobfreak]

12). Because I love walls! They are beautiful and cool! A wall will define where the shithole Mexico ENDS and the United States BEGINS.

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Maybe Donald can build hotels on the border and charge Mexicans to live there while they wait their turn to apply for entry!

why do they when they just work at his golf courses?

You really stupid enough to think that Donald doesn't know who he has working for him?

 

[leecross]

When ports of entry are no longer a trafficking option, the lack of wall will be a trafficking option. A wall will allow more manpower at ports, forcing a schizoid choice of the drug pimp's options. Transmuted immigration funds might consider the fact that cost of nursing home for Alzheimer's in Wisconsin is $90,000 per year. A manned wall would require how many guards per mile? A drone-equipped wall would require how many personnel?

The savings realized after the wall is built could pay for the wall's cost in 10 years or so.

Here is some stats about drugs over the Mexican border.

Southwestern border

Most of the illicit drugs come into the United States across the vast 2,000-mile land border between the US and Mexico, called the Southwestern border or SWB.[11]

Drug cartels in Mexico utilize drug mules, tunnels, boats, vehicles, trains, aircrafts, donkeys, and couriers to get illegal drugs into America. Mexican drug cartels make an estimated $19-$29 billion a year on drug sales in the United States.[12]

Conflicts between drug cartels over territory as well as the attempts to stop drug trafficking by law enforcement officials often results in violence, and this has caused over 55,000 deaths since the proclaimed Mexican Drug War began in 2006.[13]

Mexico’s involvement in the illicit drug trade in the United States:

* Marijuana: Mexico is the number one foreign supplier of marijuana to the United States, and marijuana is thought to be the top revenue generator for Mexican drug cartels.

* Cocaine: Mexico does not produce cocaine, however, Mexican cartels move Columbian cocaine through South and Central America and into the United States. An estimated 93 percent of cocaine headed to the US from South America moves through Mexico.

* Methamphetamine: Mexico remains the biggest foreign supplier of methamphetamine to the United States, and Mexican drug cartels set up labs to manufacture meth on both sides of the border, controlling labs in Southern California as well as domestically.

* Heroin: While Asia and the Middle East remain the biggest producers of heroin, Mexican black-tar and brown heroin is on the rise. In fact, 39 percent of heroin identified under the DEA’s Heroin Signature Program (HSP) in 2008 came from Mexico, making Mexico the source country for many of the heroin abusers west of the Mississippi River.[14]

It is no surprise then that the top five districts sentencing drug trafficking offenders were on or near the SWB in 2013:

* Western District of Texas: 1,587 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of California: 1,426 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of Texas: 1,279 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Arizona: 1,162 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Puerto Rico: 687 sentenced drug trafficking offenders[15]


Drug Trafficking by the Numbers

 

[OKTexas]

lol

It’s a list of lies, misinformation, and spin.

Prove it.

.

 

[fncceo]

Reasons 1 through 400

 

[leecross]

12). Because I love walls! They are beautiful and cool! A wall will define where the shithole Mexico ENDS and the United States BEGINS.

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Maybe Donald can build hotels on the border and charge Mexicans to live there while they wait their turn to apply for entry!

why do they when they just work at his golf courses?

You really stupid enough to think that Donald doesn't know who he has working for him?

His organization employs 35,000 people every day.

 

[blackhawk]

For the same reason you lock your car or the doors to your house when you go out you know if someone wants to break into your home or steal your car even though you have them locked they will find a way to do it it's just common sense no reason to make it any easier for them.

 

[Marion Morrison]

When ports of entry are no longer a trafficking option, the lack of wall will be a trafficking option. A wall will allow more manpower at ports, forcing a schizoid choice of the drug pimp's options. Transmuted immigration funds might consider the fact that cost of nursing home for Alzheimer's in Wisconsin is $90,000 per year. A manned wall would require how many guards per mile? A drone-equipped wall would require how many personnel?

The savings realized after the wall is built could pay for the wall's cost in 10 years or so.

Here is some stats about drugs over the Mexican border.

Southwestern border

Most of the illicit drugs come into the United States across the vast 2,000-mile land border between the US and Mexico, called the Southwestern border or SWB.[11]

Drug cartels in Mexico utilize drug mules, tunnels, boats, vehicles, trains, aircrafts, donkeys, and couriers to get illegal drugs into America. Mexican drug cartels make an estimated $19-$29 billion a year on drug sales in the United States.[12]

Conflicts between drug cartels over territory as well as the attempts to stop drug trafficking by law enforcement officials often results in violence, and this has caused over 55,000 deaths since the proclaimed Mexican Drug War began in 2006.[13]

Mexico’s involvement in the illicit drug trade in the United States:

* Marijuana: Mexico is the number one foreign supplier of marijuana to the United States, and marijuana is thought to be the top revenue generator for Mexican drug cartels.

* Cocaine: Mexico does not produce cocaine, however, Mexican cartels move Columbian cocaine through South and Central America and into the United States. An estimated 93 percent of cocaine headed to the US from South America moves through Mexico.

* Methamphetamine: Mexico remains the biggest foreign supplier of methamphetamine to the United States, and Mexican drug cartels set up labs to manufacture meth on both sides of the border, controlling labs in Southern California as well as domestically.

* Heroin: While Asia and the Middle East remain the biggest producers of heroin, Mexican black-tar and brown heroin is on the rise. In fact, 39 percent of heroin identified under the DEA’s Heroin Signature Program (HSP) in 2008 came from Mexico, making Mexico the source country for many of the heroin abusers west of the Mississippi River.[14]

It is no surprise then that the top five districts sentencing drug trafficking offenders were on or near the SWB in 2013:

* Western District of Texas: 1,587 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of California: 1,426 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of Texas: 1,279 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Arizona: 1,162 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Puerto Rico: 687 sentenced drug trafficking offenders[15]


Drug Trafficking by the Numbers

Way less than 10. 3 years, max.

Within 3 years a wall pays for itself. I've done the math, a couple years ago.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

A list of a few Americans killed by people who have no business living in this country

Serious Crimes Committed by Illegal Aliens | FAIRus.org

 

[Eric Cartman]

Go **** yourself with a cactus, leftist shill dipshit ******!

Oh nooooo...are you triggered??

Not at all, but I will be gaslighting your leftist shill ass from here on out. I'm here to help!

Have any moar commie posts to make, ******?

You are a snowflake.

 

[OKTexas]

10. Every state, every city and every community inhabited by Hispanics is an absolute destroyed super shithole....this is not by coincidence.
Communities become what it’s people are. Look to Mexico and Mexifornia for proof.

If you find a way to document it, I will add yours to the O.P. list.

“Document it”....you mean like the nine listed in the OP?

I have the documentation for the ones I added.

If I am going to add yours to the list, I need to be able to show proof or I won't include it.

Add this to your list.

Civil Rights Commission Scolds Obama on Immigration - Policies Bad for Black Workers - Finance Post

.

 

[leecross]

When ports of entry are no longer a trafficking option, the lack of wall will be a trafficking option. A wall will allow more manpower at ports, forcing a schizoid choice of the drug pimp's options. Transmuted immigration funds might consider the fact that cost of nursing home for Alzheimer's in Wisconsin is $90,000 per year. A manned wall would require how many guards per mile? A drone-equipped wall would require how many personnel?

The savings realized after the wall is built could pay for the wall's cost in 10 years or so.

Here is some stats about drugs over the Mexican border.

Southwestern border

Most of the illicit drugs come into the United States across the vast 2,000-mile land border between the US and Mexico, called the Southwestern border or SWB.[11]

Drug cartels in Mexico utilize drug mules, tunnels, boats, vehicles, trains, aircrafts, donkeys, and couriers to get illegal drugs into America. Mexican drug cartels make an estimated $19-$29 billion a year on drug sales in the United States.[12]

Conflicts between drug cartels over territory as well as the attempts to stop drug trafficking by law enforcement officials often results in violence, and this has caused over 55,000 deaths since the proclaimed Mexican Drug War began in 2006.[13]

Mexico’s involvement in the illicit drug trade in the United States:

* Marijuana: Mexico is the number one foreign supplier of marijuana to the United States, and marijuana is thought to be the top revenue generator for Mexican drug cartels.

* Cocaine: Mexico does not produce cocaine, however, Mexican cartels move Columbian cocaine through South and Central America and into the United States. An estimated 93 percent of cocaine headed to the US from South America moves through Mexico.

* Methamphetamine: Mexico remains the biggest foreign supplier of methamphetamine to the United States, and Mexican drug cartels set up labs to manufacture meth on both sides of the border, controlling labs in Southern California as well as domestically.

* Heroin: While Asia and the Middle East remain the biggest producers of heroin, Mexican black-tar and brown heroin is on the rise. In fact, 39 percent of heroin identified under the DEA’s Heroin Signature Program (HSP) in 2008 came from Mexico, making Mexico the source country for many of the heroin abusers west of the Mississippi River.[14]

It is no surprise then that the top five districts sentencing drug trafficking offenders were on or near the SWB in 2013:

* Western District of Texas: 1,587 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of California: 1,426 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of Texas: 1,279 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Arizona: 1,162 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Puerto Rico: 687 sentenced drug trafficking offenders[15]


Drug Trafficking by the Numbers

Way less than 10. 3 years, max.

Within 3 years a wall pays for itself. I've done the math, a couple years ago.

If you can document your claim, I will use your stats.

Otherwise I will use these:


Center for Immigration Studies

The Cost of a Border Wall vs. the Cost of Illegal Immigration


The Cost of a Border Wall vs. the Cost of Illegal Immigration


By Steven A. Camarota on February 15, 2017

Can the Wall Pay for Itself?: An Update

Even Cato Agrees: A Border Wall Can Pay for Itself

Steven A. Camarota is the director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies.


The findings of this analysis show that if a border wall stopped a small fraction of the illegal immigrants who are expected to come in the next decade, the fiscal savings from having fewer illegal immigrants in the country would be sufficient to cover the costs of the wall. This analysis takes the likely education level of illegal border-crossers and applies fiscal estimates developed by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NAS) for immigrants by education level. NAS calculates the future fiscal balance immigrants create — taxes paid minus costs. NAS reports fiscal balances as "net present values", which places a lower value on future expenditures than on current expenditures.

Based on the NAS data, illegal border-crossers create an average fiscal burden of approximately $74,722 during their lifetimes, excluding any costs for their U.S.-born children. If a border wall stopped between 160,000 and 200,000 illegal crossers — 9 to 12 percent of those expected to successfully cross in the next decade — the fiscal savings would equal the $12 to $15 billion cost of the wall.1

Among the findings:

There is agreement among researchers that illegal immigrants overwhelmingly have modest levels of education — most have not completed high school or have only a high school education.
There is also agreement that immigrants who come to America with modest levels of education create significantly more in costs for government than they pay in taxes.

A recent NAS study estimated the lifetime fiscal impact (taxes paid minus services used) of immigrants by education. Averaging the cost estimates from that study and combining them with the education levels of illegal border-crossers shows a net fiscal drain of $74,722 per illegal crosser.2
The above figures are only for the original illegal immigrants and do not include any costs for their U.S.-born descendants. If we use the NAS projections that include the descendants, the fiscal drain for border-crossers grows to $94,391 each.
If a border wall prevented 160,000 to 200,000 illegal crossings (excluding descendants) in the next 10 years it would be enough to pay for the estimated $12 to $15 billion costs of the wall."

More at link.

 

[Eric Cartman]

When ports of entry are no longer a trafficking option, the lack of wall will be a trafficking option. A wall will allow more manpower at ports, forcing a schizoid choice of the drug pimp's options. Transmuted immigration funds might consider the fact that cost of nursing home for Alzheimer's in Wisconsin is $90,000 per year. A manned wall would require how many guards per mile? A drone-equipped wall would require how many personnel?

The savings realized after the wall is built could pay for the wall's cost in 10 years or so.

Here is some stats about drugs over the Mexican border.

Southwestern border

Most of the illicit drugs come into the United States across the vast 2,000-mile land border between the US and Mexico, called the Southwestern border or SWB.[11]

Drug cartels in Mexico utilize drug mules, tunnels, boats, vehicles, trains, aircrafts, donkeys, and couriers to get illegal drugs into America. Mexican drug cartels make an estimated $19-$29 billion a year on drug sales in the United States.[12]

Conflicts between drug cartels over territory as well as the attempts to stop drug trafficking by law enforcement officials often results in violence, and this has caused over 55,000 deaths since the proclaimed Mexican Drug War began in 2006.[13]

Mexico’s involvement in the illicit drug trade in the United States:

* Marijuana: Mexico is the number one foreign supplier of marijuana to the United States, and marijuana is thought to be the top revenue generator for Mexican drug cartels.

* Cocaine: Mexico does not produce cocaine, however, Mexican cartels move Columbian cocaine through South and Central America and into the United States. An estimated 93 percent of cocaine headed to the US from South America moves through Mexico.

* Methamphetamine: Mexico remains the biggest foreign supplier of methamphetamine to the United States, and Mexican drug cartels set up labs to manufacture meth on both sides of the border, controlling labs in Southern California as well as domestically.

* Heroin: While Asia and the Middle East remain the biggest producers of heroin, Mexican black-tar and brown heroin is on the rise. In fact, 39 percent of heroin identified under the DEA’s Heroin Signature Program (HSP) in 2008 came from Mexico, making Mexico the source country for many of the heroin abusers west of the Mississippi River.[14]

It is no surprise then that the top five districts sentencing drug trafficking offenders were on or near the SWB in 2013:

* Western District of Texas: 1,587 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of California: 1,426 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* Southern District of Texas: 1,279 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Arizona: 1,162 sentenced drug trafficking offenders

* District of Puerto Rico: 687 sentenced drug trafficking offenders[15]


Drug Trafficking by the Numbers

Way less than 10. 3 years, max.

Within 3 years a wall pays for itself. I've done the math, a couple years ago.

 

[leecross]

Go **** yourself with a cactus, leftist shill dipshit ******!

Oh nooooo...are you triggered??

Not at all, but I will be gaslighting your leftist shill ass from here on out. I'm here to help!

Have any moar commie posts to make, ******?

You are a snowflake.

And by looking at your Anti-Trump avatar image, we can tell that you are an enemy of America.

 

[Eric Cartman]

So the multi-billion dollar drug trade will just dry up because there is a fence running through the desert and all of the wealthy drug traffickers will just give up and become farmers, waiters or sell souvenirs to tourists.

 

[Daryl Hunt]

12). Because I love walls! They are beautiful and cool! A wall will define where the shithole Mexico ENDS and the United States BEGINS.

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Maybe Donald can build hotels on the border and charge Mexicans to live there while they wait their turn to apply for entry!

I knew there had to be a real reason behind all this.

 

[Eric Cartman]

Go **** yourself with a cactus, leftist shill dipshit ******!

Oh nooooo...are you triggered??

Not at all, but I will be gaslighting your leftist shill ass from here on out. I'm here to help!

Have any moar commie posts to make, ******?

You are a snowflake.

And by looking at your Anti-Trump avatar image, we can tell that you are an enemy of America.

Trump is an enemy of America and everything it stands for and anyone that follows his is either a fool or anti-America.

 

[Lesh]

When ports of entry are no longer a trafficking option,

When will that be? Is something changing?