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To: Jedidah
the California border (and Arizona and New Mexico borders, for that matter) don’t have the Big Bend/Rio Grande separating them from Mexico. Completely different situation from Texas.

One - Big Bend has only 118 miles of border and it's not solid mountains.

Two - How the heck is a river a problem? Most of the land beside the river is flat desert or flat grasslands.


217 posted on 09/03/2011 3:04:11 PM PDT by bgill (just getting tagline ready for 6 months after you vote in Perry - Tried to warn you he's a RINO.)
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To: bgill

A fence would work in some areas, but you know darn well it would be prohibitively expensive and downright dumb to fence much of that forbidding terrain.

As for the river, if this drought doesn’t break soon, they’ll be walking across on dry ground. Still gotta scale cliffs, though.


232 posted on 09/03/2011 3:17:54 PM PDT by Jedidah
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