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The boy next door
This is something that should be fairly simple.
I have never visited the U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico, but I have taken a train from Luxembourg to Paris, and I have ridden a bus from Nice to Monaco. It looked to me like anybody could just walk across those latter two borders pretty much anywhere he wanted. There weren't any walls; there weren't any towers; there weren't any fences--at least not any more than there were anywhere else--at least I don't remember them.
When you get to the border in the wilderness of Minnesota or wherever, what do you see? Is it even possible to make the border "secure" in the sense I'm thinking about without building something like the Berlin Wall? Surely that's not what we're talking about, is it?
I have never visited the U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico, but I have taken a train from Luxembourg to Paris, and I have ridden a bus from Nice to Monaco. It looked to me like anybody could just walk across those latter two borders pretty much anywhere he wanted. There weren't any walls; there weren't any towers; there weren't any fences--at least not any more than there were anywhere else--at least I don't remember them.
When you get to the border in the wilderness of Minnesota or wherever, what do you see? Is it even possible to make the border "secure" in the sense I'm thinking about without building something like the Berlin Wall? Surely that's not what we're talking about, is it?

























