Anyone see?

[matt87]

On Fox news they were interviewing a guy believe he was from Let Freedom Ring, Inc, last name was Hanna. Anywho he was proposing to the government to put up a revolutionary designed fence that would cost in total from 4-6 billion dollars. I believe he mentioned they modeled it off of the fence Isreal is building. I didn't catch the whole interview but I am curious just how it would stop illegals.

[0311Marine]

This was my idea, make a fence 30 ft high and charge it with 50,000 volts.

[matt87]

Did you see the interview or are you just commenting? I didn't catch what they were going to use but I doubt they'd use electricity volts, would they?

[Frogdiver]

Did you see the interview or are you just commenting? I didn't catch what they were going to use but I doubt they'd use electricity volts, would they?

We can only hope.:D

[m19ark]

with a mine field and a moat and a sign with a picture of a catapult on it :D

[Sleuth]

My office was at the POE, San Ysidro (San Diego). They put up a new fence which the designer stated no one could get through, over, or under.

The first wet I grabbed who came through, over, or under (and then over a 7' smooth concrete wall) was a 65 year old Grandmother.
There isn't a fence made they can't defeat.

[SPEtactical]

10 million illegals already here, seems like we lost this battle a long time ago.

[Valor55]

I think we should dig a deep trench along the border. Bury nukes in it and set them off separating the continent. :D

[SPEtactical]

Yep. And when the census indicates 200,000 illegal hispanics in Northern Virginia alone, what do the local Virginia politicians do? They just start printing signs and government forms in spanish and spending taxpayer dollars on "day laborer centers" where the illegals can openly congregate while waiting for the unscrupulous contractors to come by and hire them in violation of state and federal law. :mad:

Yes, being opposed to illegal immigration has become very unpopular and such people have been labeled as racists by the media. What a world we live in. :rolleyes:

Let's look around the globe to see how others do it. Denmark had a problem with immigration from the Middle East and the immigrants were draining all the services. Denmark then enacted some very tough immigration laws. Even if you marry a Danish citizen, that does not entitle you to move to Denmark. As a result, many live in Sweden or Norway and must commute just to visit their spouses. Iceland has an even stricter immigration policy. No one seems to say a thing about them though. I guess that is par for the course when living in the "United States of the Easily Offended."