as long as it's not on the taxpayers dime. he said he would get mexico to pay for that wall

Mansion/Compound, lol lol clever.

Thanks Four4me. That likely has to do with renegotiation of Nafta which makes sense.

Thanks Sully. Yep sure is and makes an excellent case for the wall.

All the liberal lunatics WANT the wall, they just don't want President Trump to build it, because it will make them look like the fools that they are.!

Thanks Maddog. The higher echelon doesn't want it because the wall would cut off their cash cows and minions.

Walls are only to protect elites and to H3ll with the deplorables! The elites can live safely behind the walls in their gated communities while the deplorables suffer from the wicked chicanery of the elitest powers that be. Why spend money to protect the deplorables?

BTW if the Left really believes fences and Walls are a bad thing then why didn't they remove the fence from around the White House while Obama lived there and had the power to do so? Because walls and fences are only for elites of course!

Thanks Think. All statements are on the money. You summed it all up really well. I'll add they really don't care who works to keep them rich so long as there are peasants to tend the fields bring them the cream so they can continue busine$$ as usual.

no matter what kind of wall is built people can go over it under it through it or around it
A chainsaw that can cut stone concrete and steel is on the market will cut through any wall like a knife thru butter

Thanks Four4me. It will slow down the invasion. Hopefully laws will be changed and the message broadcast that we're not a revolving door any longer. This should have been taken care of during GW Bush's presidency when he was urged to take action, but it seemed to be not on the agenda of his handlers.

konane if i remember right that was because we couldn't get american people to pick our crops on the many farms that needed harvested.

Desperate times require desperate measures

"A chainsaw that can cut stone concrete and steel is on the market"

True, but even the cheapest ones that could handle concrete cost several thousand bucks. If a migrant can afford one of those, then why would they need to come over here for work? Ones that cut steel are much more expensive and I'm not sure they could cut through hardened steel fence slats quick enough to be practical, not to mention it would take a huge tank of oil lubricant/coolant.

"....will cut through any wall like a knife thru butter"

No, just no. You obviously have zero experience with metalworking.

As far as forcing Mexico to pay for it, it doesn't have to be with the Mexican govt. cutting a check; no, just tax remittances leaving the U.S. to Mexico. Just a 10% tax on them could yield over $2.5 billion in a single year. The U.S. also buys 80% of all Mexican imports, so we have that leverage on them as well.

Thanks Four4me. I don't mind if they go through the system legally, documented migrant farm workers. Documented is the key.

Thanks Mike. Isn't rebar added to walls for stability and strength? That stuff doesn't cut easily.

They have been paying no taxes or penalties on monies wired to family members in other countries. That was brought up under Bush but only lip service paid to it. Guess it was part & parcel to tank our economy.

Stop deductions for kids in Mexico, so little by little we can pay for the wall.

Yes, it is and a concrete saw wouldn't cut through that, they'd have to switch to the steel cutter An all day job in any case.

I meant we import 80% of everything Mexico exports, I didn't phrase that properly.

We've been letting in migrant farm workers for decades. They are welcome and need to be given preference for citizenship if they so desire, but most illegals aren't here to pick cucumbers, they're here to pick the American taxpayer's pockets.

Happy New Year! I know it is because the illegals on my block and neighborhood are firing their guns in the air. I had a spent bullet go right through my porch roof a few years back and embed into the wood floor.   Glad it wasn't my skull it landed on; it's thick, but not thick enough. <grin>

Thanks Mike. We're importing much of what we used to manufacture here. I think many dishwashers are made in Mexico now. Maytag used to be the workhorse dishwasher but my fairly recent experience with that brand has not been good. I'm sure there are many other examples. The ones here to pick American taxpayer's pockets were welcome under obama but seems there is a new sheriff in town who loves America more than the payoff to look the other way.

mike this is just one their are other industrial ones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=75&v=SFjeLr9gsxk

Thanks Four4me. I'll check it out in a few.

Four4me, that looks like a fantastic concrete saw. Would never have known they exist without your directing me to that one. Thank you.