It’s a weird game where the stricter you enforce the less people try to come in the first place. So it’s all about signaling.
And if a wall is to be built, should it not be a virtual wall to reduce cost and improve the likelihood that one day it can be merely switched off?
Wouldn’t broad sensors of this type have massive secondary applications?
Plus by charging a small border crossing fee, Mexico could pay for the wall within a few years.
No massive environmental damage, no massive cost, and we could even help slow down the flow of guns back into Mexico.
Plus with a reliable and profitable entry program we could set up a WAY more reliable temporary work visas that would allow people to live and work freely without breaking US laws, stealing identities, or placing anyone at risk on either side!
Plus, police, tax officials and family services will get to know who everyone is and where they are working!
Everybody is a winner! No immigrant communities in fear. Prosperity for all. And did I mention Mexico pays for the wall?
This physically nauseates me. Where are our ethics? Just because we can engineer something does not mean we should.
It makes me glad that this company seems to be nothing but vaporware.