Comments by "Kim O\x27Brien" (@kimobrien.) on "Mayors to meet with DHS secretary amid sanctuary city debate" video.

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  13. I even from a Republicans point of view building a wall a minimum of thirty feet high and six feet deep and twelve inches thick is going to be very expensive unless you compromise on areas. You talking about building the equivalent of three travel lanes of an interstate highway sideways. What type of soil determines what kind of base you need because you don't want to wake up someday and find out that the thing has fallen over. There are areas where the Rio Grande or tributaries have created canyons making crossing possible by rock climbers or trapeze artists to begin with. If the government builds the wall inland without holes or gates for landowners on the other side unlike the current areas then the owners will demand payment for the areas south of the wall. The whole area is going to see a boom for lawyers and federal judges arguing eminent domain cases. Real Estate will be exaggerating values of what might have been built there. I've read articles that say the cartels are already using horizontal pipeline drilling equipment for tunnels in San Diego so it may turn out to be cheaper to burrow under the Rio Grande then blow a hole in a wall with C4 and Dynamite. Building through populated areas close to the border could also result in Mexican teenagers going on a rock and bottle throwing binge at wall builders raising the cost of workmen comp. It might turn out that Trump planners could decide to move the wall and border north by connecting the Sarita and Falfurrias checkpoints then headin west just North of Laredo and get Mexico to buy the area South on easy credit terms paying for the rest of the wall making us Mexican citizens by treaty.
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