MagicMike
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It might be a good idea to educate yourself a bit on the subject because it is painfully clear you have absolutely NO fucking idea what you are talking about. That means you'll have to uh....READ.I provided pics of hundreds of miles of Trump’s border wall in Texas, Moron.
None of it in the river.
You can do that right?
For starters no, you didn't provide pics "of hundreds of miles of Trump's border wall in Texas." That would have been impossible because that doesn't exist.
The only "border wall" that has so far been attempted on The Rio Grande in Texas is just a few miles of experimental garbage that is already falling apart.
Know why?
BECAUSE YOU CAN'T BUILD WALLS ON RIVERS DICKHEAD!
And as for the few miles of fence that have actually been built on the TX border....Mexico didn't pay for one inch of it. It was privately funded.
Aren't you getting tired of arguing about shit you don't even really understand and then being bitch-slapped into oblivion by the facts.
You ARE a glutton for punishment aren't you?
In my OP for this thread I stated that most of you MAGAt cultroaches who THINK you have an opinion on border issues are full of shit because you haven't even ever seen the actual border and don't even understand what you're even talking about.
Thanks for proving my point perfectly.
Tommy Fisher billed his new privately funded border wall as the future of deterrence, a quick-to-build steel fortress that spans 3 miles in one of the busiest Border Patrol sectors.
Unlike a generation of wall builders before him, he said he figured out how to build a structure directly on the banks of the Rio Grande, a risky but potentially game-changing step when it came to the nation’s border wall system.
Fisher has leveraged his self-described “Lamborghini” of walls to win more than $1.7 billion worth of federal contracts in Arizona
But his showcase piece is showing signs of runoff erosion and, if it’s not fixed, could be in danger of falling into the Rio Grande, according to engineers and hydrologists who reviewed photos of the wall for ProPublica and The Texas Tribune. It never should have been built so close to the river, they say.
Just months after going up, they said, photos reveal a series of gashes and gullies at various points along the structure where rainwater runoff has scoured the sandy loam beneath the foundation.
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He built a privately funded border wall. It's already at risk of falling down if not fixed.
Trump supporters funded a private border wall on the banks of the Rio Grande, helping the builder secure $1.7 billion in federal contracts. Now the "Lamborghini” of border walls is in danger of falling into the river if nothing is done, experts say.

- Trump’s administration built 52 miles of new primary border barriers — the first impediment people encounter if they’re trying to cross the southern border with Mexico, that can block access either for people on foot or for vehicles — where there were none before.
- The administration built 458 total miles of primary and secondary border barriers, U.S. Customs and Border Protection data shows. The majority were replacements of smaller, dilapidated barriers.
- Replacement barriers and secondary barriers that are behind primary barriers don’t add additional miles to the southern border’s total coverage.

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