[billethkid]

Originally Posted by Trayderjoe

Based upon the initial post, I don't see that the OP opposed immigration, but opened this tread to discuss the ramifications of the current system allowing uncontrolled immigration. I am curious as to what other type of immigration there is besides controlled and uncontrolled that was alluded to above?

There will always be a way to "game the system" and I don't think anyone will guarantee an absolute, but that should not preclude a wall as part of an integrated system to manage uncontrolled immigration. The wall does not have to be from sea to shining sea, but can help funnel uncontrolled immigrants to places where more effective intervention can occur. It can also act as a delaying action to slow down the number of people who make it across until the authorities can get to the scene. The integration of technology with the wall can make this happen.

A big FIRST step would be to fix the flawed immigration laws that BOTH sides have let the people of the United States down. Should one choose to ignore the data because of it's origin, perhaps a good microcosm of the downstream effects of uncontrolled immigration would be the lawsuit that the City San Diego was filing or discussing against Washington due to the negative impact on the city's resources that is happening as a result of the release of families into the community as required by current law.

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