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VIDEO Trump Learns Why a Wall Won’t Work From a Border Patrol Agent | NowThis
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Trump Learns Why a Wall Won’t Work From a Border Patrol Agent | NowThis
In a compelling NowThis video titled "Trump Learns Why a Wall Won’t Work From a Border Patrol Agent," the discussion centers on the ineffective nature of wall constructions at the US-Mexico border as highlighted by a Border Patrol agent. This insightful exchange sheds light on how people continue to circumvent the barriers meant to enforce border security.
The video presents an agent explaining the realities faced on the ground, demonstrating how criminal organizations adapt by creating tunnels to bypass existing border infrastructure. Within the footage, the agent recounts the discovery of a recently located tunnel, underscoring that even with physical barriers and advanced technology in place, illegal activities persist.
The agent notes, "This is an area that we actually have wall... but they’ve become so frustrated that they’re using other tactics," emphasizing the innovation and persistence of those engaged in smuggling operations. The tunnel mentioned spans approximately 25 feet and is only two to three feet high. It serves as a stark illustration of the lengths to which these organizations will go to transport narcotics into the United States.
Additionally, the video showcases a successful interception where Border Patrol was able to detect a vehicle that had been illicitly floated across the Rio Grande with narcotics. This highlights the complexities of border security, moving beyond physical barriers to encompass vigilance, intelligence, and adaptability in law enforcement strategies.
As conversations surrounding border security continue to evolve, this video is a potent reminder of the limitations of fence-based solutions when faced with determined criminal activity.
What does everyone think—are walls the wrong approach to border security, or do they serve a purpose despite their flaws? Share your thoughts and personal experiences regarding border security measures in this thread!
In a compelling NowThis video titled "Trump Learns Why a Wall Won’t Work From a Border Patrol Agent," the discussion centers on the ineffective nature of wall constructions at the US-Mexico border as highlighted by a Border Patrol agent. This insightful exchange sheds light on how people continue to circumvent the barriers meant to enforce border security.
The video presents an agent explaining the realities faced on the ground, demonstrating how criminal organizations adapt by creating tunnels to bypass existing border infrastructure. Within the footage, the agent recounts the discovery of a recently located tunnel, underscoring that even with physical barriers and advanced technology in place, illegal activities persist.
The agent notes, "This is an area that we actually have wall... but they’ve become so frustrated that they’re using other tactics," emphasizing the innovation and persistence of those engaged in smuggling operations. The tunnel mentioned spans approximately 25 feet and is only two to three feet high. It serves as a stark illustration of the lengths to which these organizations will go to transport narcotics into the United States.
Additionally, the video showcases a successful interception where Border Patrol was able to detect a vehicle that had been illicitly floated across the Rio Grande with narcotics. This highlights the complexities of border security, moving beyond physical barriers to encompass vigilance, intelligence, and adaptability in law enforcement strategies.
As conversations surrounding border security continue to evolve, this video is a potent reminder of the limitations of fence-based solutions when faced with determined criminal activity.
What does everyone think—are walls the wrong approach to border security, or do they serve a purpose despite their flaws? Share your thoughts and personal experiences regarding border security measures in this thread!
