Video: Border Wall Prototypes Demolished in San Diego, California

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Breitbart
Article date: 
28 February 2019
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National News
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border
enforcement
illegal immigration
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Multiple border wall prototypes sitting in the San Diego, California desert are being demolished after President Trump’s administration decided to continue using mostly bollard fencing as the barrier of choice along the U.S.-Mexico border.
 
Drone footage captured by FOX 5 San Diego reveals the multiple border wall prototypes being torn down this week, nearly a year after Trump toured the barriers and touted their effectiveness in stopping illegal immigration....
 
This year, researchers project that up to 500,000 illegal aliens will successfully cross the U.S.-Mexico border and make it into the country, undetected by Border Patrol, unless drastic advances are taken in border wall construction and closing legal loopholes at the border. Similarly, the country is on track for more than 600,000 border apprehensions in 2019, a level of illegal immigration that has not been seen since former President George W. Bush.
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