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A physical barrier fence assists the BP immensely in being able to be more effective on their jobs. A 2200 mile fence was never contemplated so I don't know what you are talking about. The physical fence was to be built along only about 700 miles of our southern border some of which has been completed and where is was completed was most effective. It is only for the most porous areas of the border.
As I have said before most of us anti's are for voluntary deportations through attrition. If there are no jobs or benefits for them most will leave and fewer will continue to come here. The Arizona law alone has encouraged many illegals to leave that state even before it has gone into effect. Eventually many if not most states will follow suit and there will be no place for them to go but back home where they belong.
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Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee Duncan Hunter proposed building two parallel steel and wire fences running from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Coast. Hunter called for building a reinforced, two-layer 15' fence, separated by a 100-yard gap, along the entire length of the US border with Mexico. It would include additional physical barriers, powerful lighting and sensors to detect illegal border crossers. Some envision a wall or a fence. Others foresee a "virtual" fence of cameras, lighting, and sensors along the US-Mexican border
"A Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll indicated the American people favored a proposal to build a 2,000-mile security fence by a 51-to-37 percent margin".
Thanks for the stats that proves that the majority of Americans are opposed to illegal entry into this country and want secure borders but then I think we all knew that all along.
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