Less than 400 miles of border fencing |
For years, now,
Democrats have told us that 700 miles of border fence has
been completed, that this fence did not
work as to illegal immigration, and that
this is proof that a border fence is a waste of money. Turns out that the 700 mile fence was never
completed. We know this because an
amendment to complete that 700 mile section was defeated, in the Senate (53-39), just yesterday (June 22,2013) . In the end,
we, “the people,” have been lied to regarding border security
for years, beginning with the Bush
Administration. We now know that unless
border security is stated as required beginning point for meaningful immigration reform, there will be no border security at all. The Democrats don’t want it, and the GOP is so compromised as to be
feckless in its “opposition” to Democrat lies.
The government lie per HHS |
When I write of an uncompleted fence, I am including 350 miles of double layered
fencing that was never built. Let’s not
forget that legislation was passed during the Bush years that required the
creation of this 700 mile fence. That law
was simply ignored by all
concerned, a very popular tactic of the H.
Obama socialist/progressive Democrats.
What do we actually have,
in terms of border fencing? We
have just 36 miles of double layered fencing,
and 316 miles of single row fencing.
An additional 299 miles are listed as “fencing,” the type shown in the adjoining picture, designed to keep motor traffic out, but not illegals crossing the border. It is still counted as "fencing."
The current bill under consideration, promises to spend 1.6 billion on border
fencing, but there is no plan for this
fencing, only more Washington
promises. The 1.6 billion will never
have a accounting, and will be spent on
other more pressing fiscal matters, after
its allocation is approved in this
bill.
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Understand that much of the 300 miles of fencing is quite substantial, but most of the 2000 miles of border has no fence at all, and other sections having ridiculous fencing constructs, pictured in this post.
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