Sheriff: Border Fence Helped Cut Crime in Yuma by 91 Percent

[Nathan89]

So what are the stats on anchor baby crime, Nathan?

Let's see them.

Not sure for anchor babies specifically. Just the general Hispanics statistics and the high crime rate in Mexico.

[Nathan89]

Nobody is saying they should just walk in and have anchor babies.

You're just another idiot falling for the pro wall narrative.

If you let them in the anchor babies will come. High birth rate demo.

[Pavlov]

Not sure for anchor babies specifically. Just the general Hispanics statistics and the high crime rate in Mexico.

So you're just making up.

Again.

lol Nathan

[Blake]

If you let them in the anchor babies will come. High birth rate demo.

Nobody is simply "letting them in". You do know we have a "Border Patrol"?

[Nathan89]

Nobody is simply "letting them in". You do know we have a "Border Patrol"?

Estimates of 11-25 million illegals says that's not enough.

[Blake]

Estimates of 11-25 million illegals says that's not enough.

I've seen estimates of 3 hundred to 5 billion myself

[pgardn]

Sorry; but he was simply divorcing himself from national politics. That you thought that meant something.

Hes smack dab in the middle of it radish for brains...

Like you simply divorce yourself from reality.

[Spurtacular]

Hes smack dab in the middle of it radish for brains...

Like you simply divorce yourself from reality.

Well, if you want to put it that way; he has testified that the wall works stupendously.

[Winehole23]

Texas border sheriffs: there already is a barrier. It's called the Rio Grande.

Hidalgo County Sheriff J.E. “Eddie” Guerra, who is in charge of policing the largest and most populous county in the Rio Grande Valley, said that crime rates in his county are at record lows, and that illegal immigration has very little effect on the safety of residents. Meanwhile, Brewster County Sheriff Ronny Dodson, who is responsible for policing the largest county in Texas, said he doesn’t support the construction of a wall along any part of the 192-mile stretchof border in Brewster County, which includes Big Bend National Park.

“Because we’re on the border, the perception is that there’s murders every day and there’s shootings every day. Yet here in our county, we don’t have that going on. It’s very, very safe,” Guerra told the Observer.

https://www.texasobserver.org/texas-...t-trumps-wall/

[Winehole23]

this guy's been a sheriff on the border in AZ for 25 years. worth a listen:

https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2019...rizona-sheriff

[Winehole23]

Rick Perry: "19 foot wall, 20 foot ladders"

[Winehole23]

Awesome thread debunking the crisis narrative as well as the overhyped threat to public safety, with footnoted sources: