Kenneth Palmer7 said:I can't tell if you're just trolling or if you're actually—as someone else here pointed out—naturally "dim."
Every single perimeter is heavily guarded (think National Guard, local police, and K9 units) and stands at least 8 feet tall.
Sure, you might manage to toss some boards over to hop a fence, but you'll be looking at two years in a high-security federal penitentiary.
In the States, crossing the border illegally is a serious federal offense.
Good thing you didn't include drones in that list.
You have to realize that border patrol has been geared up like crazy over the last few years. They’ve been prepping hard for full integration into the regional security systems, and they're already operating at that high level. Laušić points out that between all the donated tech and the gear we've bought ourselves—thermal imaging, advanced surveillance cameras, specialized vehicles, even helicopters—they have everything they need. The whole point of this equipment is simple: track illegal crossings and secure the border.
The local authorities just dropped a bombshell about the ongoing investigation into that massive fire out in the suburbs. They’re finally starting to peel back the layers on what actually went down during those hours of chaos. It’s the same old story, really. We see these incidents happen, everyone panics, and then we wait months for a report that usually tells us exactly what we already suspected. I remember back when my neighbor’s garage went up in flames over in Phoenix—the response was fast, but the paperwork took forever. It’s frustrating when you just want answers. The investigators are looking into whether it was pure negligence or if someone actually lit the match. Either way, the scale of the damage is gut-wrenching for the families involved. It’s a mess, plain and simple. Stay tuned, because this isn't going to be settled overnight.
How many people does it actually take to man a guard post? Some guys on the forums from across the border are trying to tell me that things aren't nearly as intense over there under the current administration, like they're somehow dodging the thorns. Give me a break.
Is it even a crime? Where would they even hold them all? And who’s going to foot the bill to feed them?
Why are you fighting over scraps instead of going after the big fish?
Look at that previous post. Look at how they’re entering the Lincoln Tunnel—just cutting everyone off and forcing their way in.
Have you ever actually seen that border fence in person? It’s a joke. You could practically cut it in half and watch the whole thing just unravel. Meanwhile, we’ve got local small business owners stuck on government assistance who are basically being treated like raw materials for this political stunt. Give me a break. The only real solution would have been building a massive wall—one where the construction companies were ordered to start manufacturing the components a full year in advance. If they had actually planned ahead like that, maybe we'd actually see some results.
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