Border Wall Funding - Should President Trump Negotiate Down from 5.7 Billion Dollars.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

California and Nancy Pelosi both personify what it's like to have a screwed up view of immigration.

California has a sizable physical barrier between the state and Mexico, to keep people from coming in illegally.

California proudly tells all Illegals already in America, that they're safe from deportation if they come to the original Sanctuary State.

After this huge bust today, border security funding should be adjusted back up to the $25 Billion that was requested in 2017.

Enough Fentanyl to kill 40 Million! twitter.com...

originally posted by: carewemust
After this huge bust today, border security funding should be adjusted back up to the $25 Billion that was requested in 2017.

Enough Fentanyl to kill 40 Million! twitter.com...

That is the reality. Way to go you!

a reply to: carewemust
The wealthy Dems in office live in gated communities, have tax payer paid for security and are such blatant hypocrites I almost cant believe this is not a huge cartoon we are living in. Look at the inconsistancies and witness the false narratives. Obama has the best walled off property in the DC area.

a reply to: vethumanbeing
Sunday, February 10, 2019

It's being reported that the Bi-Partisan Congressional commission will only offer a fraction of the $5.7 Billion needed for physical barriers at the border.

SOURCE: www.foxnews.com...

IMO, President Trump should stick to the $5.7 Billion (or more) figure given to him by Department of Homeland Security.

In other words, implement the "Emergency at the Border" Executive Order, and continue building walls/structures like this Admin has been doing since mid-2017. The Supreme Court will uphold the President, after the lawsuits reach the top court, in a few months.

a reply to: carewemust

BREAKING:

Weekend Bi-Partisan Border Security Negotiations have Crumbled...

With less than a week to go until another potential partial federal government shutdown begins on Friday, bipartisan compromise talks on funding for President Trump's proposed border wall have completely broken down, sources tell Fox News.

The sudden development again raised the possibility that Trump will declare a national emergency to access previously appropriated funds to initiate construction on a border wall. The White House agreed to a temporary spending bill late last month to end a historic 35-day government shutdown, although Trump said at the time that the move was not a "concession" and that he would not relent on his demands for a wall.

"Talks have broken down because Senate Republicans are refusing to compromise on limits to the Trump administration’s cruel immigration policies," a senior Democratic aide told Fox News on Sunday. "A deal that includes new physical barriers must also include limits on the number of ICE detention beds. If Senate Republicans won’t compromise with us on both, we can’t reach a deal.”

More at: www.foxnews.com...