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Are all these people actually getting into the US?

txglock21 wrote:

Javier730 wrote: Tracker wrote:There's no fences around Groom Lake (Area 51) and that base manages to keep people out.

Actually there are fences around there, just nobody makes it that close to see them because the outer perimeter has buried ground censors and alarms that can pick up anything heavier than a large rabbit. I was stationed there and at Nellis AFB back in '89-'90 and when the earthquake hit in San Francisco during the World Series, the poop hit the fan at Area 51 because the tremors went all the way to the Las Vegas area and beyond.

I would tell you more, but then I would have to kill you!

We could plant those ground sensors along the border. That'll even pick up tunnel digging.

Now to the more important stuff. Was that Bob Lazar guy there too who claimed to have worked on a UFO?

VoiceofReason wrote:Here is a wild idea. I know it sounds crazy but why not put the illegal immigrants in jail when they are caught?

I would imagine about two years working on the roads and parks the first time they are caught would be somewhat of a deterrence. Five years the second time and ten years the third time.

We probably wouldn’t even need a wall or a fence, just signs marking the border.

Well I told you it is a wild idea. Probably the reason no one has considered it.

The heck of it is....that's kind of what many are doing. It's probably cheaper to pay them then what it'd cost to jail and guard them.

I used to be in favor of a fence but not so much anymore. I knew someone (may he RIP) did mission work in El Paso related to illegals. (One woman in particular owned farming land on the boarder. A cartel killed her husband because he would not mule drugs across the boarder for them. Then they threaten to do the same to her son 15 year old son if he didn't comply. So she took the drugs across along with the mans death certificate across the river and strait to boader patrol. Her and her son now live in the mission and don't want to be there. I don't blame anyone for wanting to get out of there.) ...Anyway, that working got him having discussions with boarder patrol. BP uses drones and they told him they could literally see a rat poop on the ground. And that the drones' heat cameras, obviously, work much better at night. It just seems to me that a comprehensive virtual fence would be cheaper and still be effective. There's no fences around Groom Lake (Area 51) and that base manages to keep people out.