Footage shows migrants walking around border wall to enter US

[pipedreams]

Arrested and then let loose.

"New footage released by Customs and Border Protection shows a group of more than 130 migrants entering the U.S. by simply walking around a section of border wall in Arizona -- in the latest incident prompting calls to curb the historic surge in illegal immigration.

The video, which could also fuel calls from Trump allies to close gaps in the existing U.S.-Mexico barrier, shows a procession of migrants walking around a section of wall in Sasabe, Ariz. A tweet from CBP said they were later arrested."

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cbp-video-migrants-border-wall-arizona

[janice6]

Liberals fight against a wall.  Attempts to start a wall are criticized because the wall isn't complete, therefore the claim it's not an obstacle to illegals.  Have you ever heard of such idiotic reasoning.  Finish the wall and it will minimize illegal numbers.  If we can't control entry to our country, it isn't our country!

[Moshe]

Walls don't solve problems.  Just ask the USBP in Arizona that patrol it, they were always getting rocked.  Or, to be more accurate "bouldered" as rock implies little garden rocks, which has never been the case.  There issued weapon for dealing with people trying to climb over the fence and shoot them with a paint gun that has OC spray powder in paintballs.  Whenever you get USBP in the same place, first they size each other up by Class number, to make sure the other guy is not a wannabe.  Then once that is out of the way, you trade stories.  So fencing is not a wall.  A wall would be like the Great Wall of China, with heavily armed Marine Corps as to not violate Posse Comitatus.  Second line USBP to arrest anything that managed to get around.  Then your interior enforcement.  We can secure the Borders, however, as Dan Crenshaw says, "Our immigration system is broken. We must act swiftly to ensure we keep the American people safe and enforce the rule of law. Border security must come first. Enough is enough, let’s enforce our laws. We should not only build physical barriers at the border, but also ramp up tech-savvy ways to secure our border, like drones and sensors. As a member of the Homeland Security Committee, I will approach border security holistically, with solutions that make sense for each stretch of the border.

Furthermore, border security leads to a better legal immigration system. When we finally secure the border, we can then talk about next steps for immigration reform. America is the shining city on the hill and the American Dream is alive and well. Migrants should enter legally and we should welcome them and their contributions to society."

I admire his perspective.  However, he doesn't understand that sensors have long been in place.  The information has long been in public sphere to include documentaries.  Though, he may already be familiar with it and thinks it is still classified.  That is old tech.