XponentialChaos
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The wall is still there. Doesn’t seem to be helping.We have increased illegal immigration because Biden is deliberately disabling everything we did to combat it.
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The wall is still there. Doesn’t seem to be helping.We have increased illegal immigration because Biden is deliberately disabling everything we did to combat it.
It's not there, you fucking moron.The wall is still there. Doesn’t seem to be helping.
450 new miles of it are.It's not there, you fucking moron.
How well does a roof work when it's 20% completed?450 new miles of it are.
The video argued that portions of additional wall improved conditions drastically.How well does a roof work when it's 20% completed?
Why should I give a shit what the video argued?The video argued that portions of additional wall improved conditions drastically.
Are you seeing the inconsistencies in the reasoning yet? Probably not.
That’s what was being discussed between me and the other poster when you chimed in.Why should I give a shit what the video argued?
That’s what was being discussed between me and the other poster when you chimed in.
I love it when you guys unknowingly contradict each other. You guys are refuting each others points and doing my job for me lol.
I noticed.I addressed the subject. I simply don't give a rat's ass what the the author of the video had to say.
I didn't refute it, jackass.I noticed.
Thanks for refuting his point for me.
You did with your roof analogy. He’s arguing the opposite.I didn't refute it, jackass.
No, I don’t…Common sense data:
New wall and reduced illegal immigration 20 years ago: yay that means walls work.
New wall and increased illegal immigration recently: no don’t look at that. The wall still works. It just didn’t work because…reasons.
You don’t see the inconsistency in your argument?
I didn't refute a thing he said, douchebag.You did with your roof analogy. He’s arguing the opposite.
Thanks for the backup lol.
Ok. So post that data.No, I don’t…
1. the crossings today are in places where the wall is not.
2. the numbers where there is a wall are significantly lower.
You did.I didn't refute a thing he said, douchebag.
Ok. So post that data.
What’s happening at the U.S.-Mexico border in 7 charts
The U.S. Border Patrol reported more than 1.6 million encounters with migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border in the 2021 fiscal year.www.pewresearch.org
Remote US-Mexico border area sees 136% spike in illegal immigration encounters: 'Not worth your life' - 1010 WCSI
VAN HORN, Texas - "Harsh and unforgiving" -- that's how Border Patrol describes the conditions that illegal immigrants will face as they cross through west1010wcsi.com
And in TX they resorted to using shipping containers to slow the flow of illegals where the wall wasn't built. As the report says, TX believes that the illegals are entering through "Uncompleted portions of the wall"
Sorry, turd, but the bottom line is that the wall wasn't finished, and Biden is doing everything possible to take the teeth out of Trump's immigration controls.Your claim: the numbers where there is a wall are significantly lower.
Your source: “Migrant encounters more than doubled in every sector along the U.S.-Mexico border in fiscal 2021. The largest numerical increase occurred in the Rio Grande Valley sector, where there were 549,077 encounters last fiscal year, up from 90,206 the year before. But the largest proportional increase occurred in the Yuma sector, where encounters increased thirteenfold, from 8,804 in fiscal 2020 to 114,488 in fiscal 2021.”
They built more wall in the Rio Grande Valley sector.
Whoops!
And the other guy is saying that conditions have gotten better where there is new wall.Sorry, turd, but the bottom line is that the wall wasn't finished