Straight Talk on the Border.

I've mentioned it in the past, and it's making new headway due to Donald Trump's campaign: I'm talking again about a border fence between the US and Mexico. Do we need one, how much will it cost, and what are the challenges involved in erecting a nearly 2,000-mile border fence with Mexico? The first question? Yes, we do need more border security. Mexico, as I have explained to you, will be under the influence of The AntiChrist and False Prophet when the time comes. Any Mexican that has the means and mind to avoid persecution and pursue religious freedom would attempt to make the journey (they've already begun doing this). In all actuality, it would be only natural to expect such a phenomenon to occur. It's only natural to expect this type of behavior to persist. They just won't stop coming. Can you blame them? What they're not telling you is that this is becoming the new "normal." What about the cost of securing the border? The fence would cost some $22.4 billion. Then, one would include the costs for maintaining the fence itself and paying Border Control agents for performing their duties. You would have to deal with landowners who don't want to give up their land, as well, but it's a great case for eminent domain, I believe. There will also be some difficulties arising simply due to the topography of the land being discussed. Where there's a will, there's a way, I suppose. Here's the thing: I proposed (and still propose) having illegal immigrants of every race, color, nationality and creed to earn their keep and assist in the construction of this proposed border fence. They would be kept cool, well fed, and hydrated while they contribute to the security and stability of the country that they now call home. We have the resources to do this. Think about what I have told you and kindly reconsider!