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To: Bob J
All the San Diego fence did was reroute traffic to different areas. If a fence is built across the entire border the coyotes will revert to digging holes and tunnels, hence the need for electronic assistance.

Sink the base of the fence 50 ft underground. It might not stop everyone - but it will stop a huge percentage. Then put cameras all along the US side to watch for burrowers. It is doable.

I'd be willing to bet if someone ran for President next year with the platform of building a wall across the entire southern border - they would win in a landslide.

28 posted on 06/18/2007 12:44:45 PM PDT by Tokra (I think I'll retire to Bedlam.)
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To: Tokra

Very true. Also, I believe the fence plan which has been approved is really a double fence. That way, digging a tunnel 10 feet long does no real good. You have to tunnel under two fences, which takes much longer. Couple that with electronic surveillance and the number that could make it through would be too small to possibly matter.


30 posted on 06/18/2007 1:03:13 PM PDT by ClearCase_guy (Enoch Powell was right.)
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To: Tokra

We should get a fence up along the entire border as quickly as possible to create “facts on the ground”. Politically, its easier for the open border crowd to block a proposed fence than it would be to tear down an existing one.

Once we have the basic fence up, we can upgrade it over time (add electronic sensors, roads, second line of fences, etc.).

Hell, we can make the globalizers happy (and save money) by fighting fire by fire— call the Chinese and outsource the job to the PLA .
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2006-10-16-china-nkorea_x.htm


33 posted on 06/18/2007 1:09:21 PM PDT by Maximum Leader (run from a knife, close on a gun)
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