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Trump's plan for mass deportations

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by PITBOSS, Nov 8, 2024.

  1. dangolegators

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  2. OklahomaGator

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    Well @mdgator05 posted this link that says the wall is working in parts of San Diego.

    https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/27/us/border-wall-california.html

    No one is saying a wall stops it 100% of the time. You need to use technology and personnel to control it.
     
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  3. mdgator05

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    Wait, now it is down to a "parts" of San Diego? Which parts? Can you tell me which parts, in particular, of the California border are secure?
     
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  4. OklahomaGator

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    well I said section earlier, i should change it back to section
     
  5. dangolegators

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    Did you watch all the videos of people walking right through all the holes that have been cut in the wall?
     
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  6. OklahomaGator

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    I was quoting the article you linked. You tell me.
     
  7. mdgator05

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    Okay, which "section" of the San Diego border? Again, San Diego is a little short of half the California border. And, Imperial County, the remaining part of the California border, also has a border wall and substantial personnel.
     
  8. OklahomaGator

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    Again, it's your linked article, you tell me.
     
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  9. gator95

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    So your contention is that people are leaving where there is a wall in place and going to another place with a wall to cross or will they cross where there isn't a wall? You are hilarious. So illegal immigrants see the walls/barbed wire and border patrol in Tx and they then shift somewhere else to where there is a wall and bypass the areas without a wall? This is too funny. You can't make this crap up, but I guess you are proving me wrong yet again!
     
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  11. mdgator05

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    Hunter was referring to the entire region. He was declaring the entire region secure (he represented the San Diego border region. You posted an article saying that migrants have simply shifted to going through that...secure region. So, I'm trying to figure out if that region is secure, with a bunch of people entering there now, or if it is not secure, with a wall.
     
  12. ColoradoNoVaGator

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    the. parts. with. the. wall.
     
  13. mdgator05

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    Not my claim. The claim in the article that Oklahoma posted. The claim is that people shifted from coming across in Texas to coming across in California. There is a wall in California. A pretty big one, in fact. We spend a ton "securing" that area. So that does appear to be what happened. At least according to that article.
     
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  14. gator95

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    Nope. It's ok. I posted showing Tx border crossing have slowed dramatically. Why did they stop crossing in Tx? I thought walls don't work? There isn't a border wall covering all of California.
     
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  15. OklahomaGator

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    No I didn't, read the article again. I will save you the trouble, here is the first paragraph of the article:

    That article did not mention that section of San Diego.
     
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  16. mdgator05

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    Actually, there is. Where in California do you not think there is a wall?
     
  17. mdgator05

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    Again, San Diego is half the border. The other half is Imperial County. So if they are coming into California, they are coming into either San Diego or into Imperial County. No other options. There is a highly patrolled border wall in both locations. Here is the border wall in Imperial County:

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  18. gator95

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    Go look at the map.
     
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  19. OklahomaGator

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    part of the wall in California, the part on the right must be invisible. So all of California doesn't have a wall if that is what your argument is about.
     
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  20. gator95

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    Don't worry, that poster will say you can't possibly expect the US to have a wall over a hill LOL. But, rest assured, said poster won't admit they are wrong.
     
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