Farmer Plows Huge Border Wall Message to Trump in His Field

[Truman62]

On June 18, 1916, U.S. President Wilson ordered 110,000 National Guardsmen from state militias to the Mexican border
for patrol duty due to the unstable border situation and hostilities.


The unstable situation was that Pancho Villa had openly attacked Columbus, New Mexico.

In January 1916, he kidnapped 18 Americans from a Mexican train and slaughtered them. A few weeks later, on March 9th in 1916,
Villa led an army of about 1,500 guerillas across the border to stage a brutal raid against the small American town of Columbus,
New Mexico. Villa and his men killed 19 people and left the town in flames.

Now THAT is a National Emergency, and troops went into Mexico after him.

As soon as MS-13 sends organized bands of men into America to attack towns and kill people, THEN it is an emergency.

https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/pancho-villa-attacks-columbus-new-mexico

[Oscar_LaVista]

almost none of the folks here in texas ALONG the mainly unfenced Rio Grande southern border want the damn wall, see no need for it, do not want to be forced to give the government huge swaths of land for this useless, politically motivated bullshit that will cut them off from access to the river on their own property, but racist boy 11191 and Western Journal, a right-wing racist media outlet that panders to morons and other racists, found a farmer in Nebraska, who has probably never seen an illegal immigrant except for Melania, who is cheering lying bigot Trump for his dumbshit political stunts. 


whoop-de-do. 

when you actually live around and know some illegals, and not just know dumbass racist stereotypes, you see what gutless wimps anti-immigrants are, in general, how normal and American-like immigrants are, both legal and illegal.  and out of 11 million here, who have been here for years and years, paying taxes, raising kids, just like regular people get singled out for hate for the rare instance of an illegal murdering someone.  do you want to hate all veterans every time one of them goes nuts and kills a bunch of folks at a tremendously higher rate? 

[Oscar_LaVista]

unlike with illegals and the lower rate of homicide committed by them, veterans, especially those with combat experience, have much higher homicide rates than average, and even much more higher homicide rates than illegals (and suicide rates).  we know this.  we have known this ever since the Civil War, when murder rates and crime rates in the North and South went way up after so many soldiers left the military.  So if you fools and bigots want to blame every murder committed by an illegal on a wall not being built that would have no effect on how many are here now or would come in each year in any way, go ahead.  it suits your ignorant, right wing habit of blaming minorities for anything you can, true or not.  since we have known these veterans pose a greater risk, then trump and obama and bush and clinton and all the rest are responsible every time, every damn time, a veteran commits a mass shooting or just kills himself and only a couple of others.  why are they allowed back into society without counseling, without evaluation, especially considering the stupid shit NRA controlled gun laws we have in this country that allows assault weapons and high capacity clips to be owned by anybody that can pay for one?  most illegals here did not cross the border illegally- they came in via student visas, work visas, on vacation, green cards, etc. and overstayed.  and almost all the criminals and contraband enter through ports of entry or by air or sea not along the southern border. 

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[Oscar_LaVista]

from the Ft. Worth Star Telegram, NOT a liberal newspaper!! 

Many Texans who live along the U.S.-Mexico border support President Donald Trump, but their affection for the New York real estate mogul-turned-politician comes with a caveat:

They do not want a wall.

The Star-Telegram recently visited a 325-mile stretch of the Lone Star State’s boundary with Mexico to gauge attitudes toward the proposed wall. The trip included stops in Presidio, Big Bend National Park, Del Rio and Eagle Pass in late April, and visits with a farmer, a rancher, a wildlife biologist, a sheriff and people from many other walks of life.

The reasons for their opposition to the wall are as varied as the communities that sit along the Rio Grande. Some are concerned about losing private land to make room for the structure. Others warned that building a continuous wall could cause massive flooding. Still others spoke against the potential impact on wildlife, and the state’s natural landscape.

And many border residents said they had serious doubts that such a wall would succeed in reducing illegal immigration or drug smuggling — the primary justifications often cited by supporters.

“Trump has done some good things with immigration, but he’s 100 percent wrong about the wall,” said Dob Cunningham, 83, a lifelong rancher and retired Border Patrol agent who owns hundreds of acres abutting the border in Quemado, north of Eagle Pass. “I haven’t found anybody — and I know people from Nogales [Arizona] to Brownsville — who wants that wall.”

Statewide, 61 percent of Texans oppose building a wall, while 35 percent support it and 4 percent don’t know or declined to answer, according to a poll conducted in April by Texas Lyceum, a nonprofit leadership organization.

Residents of the Lone Star State who live, work and play along the international boundary with Mexico say they are happy that the Trump administration’s plans to quickly build the wall have encountered complications in Washington.

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/state/texas/article152402734.html