Testers were able to cut through slats of the steel border wall prototype proposed by the president using an ordinary saw available in most hardware stores.
Examples throughout history have cast doubt on how effective a border wall is for keeping out desperate migrants fleeing violence and poverty.
A veteran’s GoFundMe page states “If the 63 million people who voted for Trump each pledge $80, we can build the wall.” It’s raised $4 million in four days.
The vaguely written DHS document calls into question the true purpose of the press release and the confidence of the staff that allowed it to be published.
What is the proper balance between using society’s limited resources to benefit members and helping refugees who seek asylum from persecution and terror?
Recently, Americans witnessed a policy failure involving separating children from their immigrant parents. Policies often fail because they’re mishandled.
President Trump’s new policy of separating children from their immigrant parents who are being held for criminal prosecution is ruffling more than the general public’s feathers. Elected officials across the U.S. are finding ways to demonstrate their opposition to this policy through initiatives of their own.
President Trump said he was starting plans to augment border fencing in San Diego at the request of county officials; county officials said they made no such request.
Mexico has been waging a war against drug cartels for decades; capturing Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzmán matters a great deal to the United States.