> Hello Sean.
> 12 Feb 19 16:48, you wrote to All:
>> To be honest, no matter what structure is out in place, people will
>> find a way if they are desperate enough. Surely better to the money to
>> better use in trying to keep people at home
> Here's my take on it: we (the US) is already spending over $15 billion a year
> on illegal immigrants.  I have no problem with legal immigrants as that's
> what's made America: a melting pot.  We're really monoculturalistic and not
> multiculturalistic but everyone brings their own special thing to being an
> American.  The wall is there to keep criminals and unwanted people out.  We
> have a myriad of laws that can help immigrants become citizens.
>My issue is with these immigrants trying to turn America into a clone of their
> country.  If you want to do that in America, why didn't you stay home and
> improve your own country?
>I don't consider myself xenophobic.  I consider America to be a nation of laws
> and if you want to be here, you need to follow the laws just like everyone
> else.
> Side note: did you know Billy Idol became an American citizen recently?
> Later,
> Sean
> (Thank you for trying to drive some traffic in here.)

TBH, I also have no problem with those who have genuine reasons for trying to
get into another country. Legal or otherwise. We have seen the pictures of the
human trains trying to get into Europe. But there has to be some control. 

As for the wall, to be honest, I see no reason not to have it. Given that the
majority of traffic is likely to be related to drugs then I think it is  good
thing

Sean

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