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Stopping Mass Immigration Depends On Finishing The Border Wall

The Big Bend Sector includes 517 miles of the 1,254-mile Texas-Mexico border, and construction was ongoing there until federal District Court Judge Kathleen Cardone ordered a halt earlier this month.

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President Trump stopped the flow of illegal aliens across our southern border by enforcing the law and deporting many of them. This is a remarkable achievement by Trump that many leftists have done everything they could to obstruct. An upcoming Supreme Court ruling could derail yet another attempt to block Trump’s border security measures.

But even now illegal aliens are marching toward our border again in anticipation of gains by Democrats in the midterm elections. Already, an estimated 400 Honduran migrants were spotted entering Mexico in September, as they strode north on track to reach our border after Election Day.

Republicans had begun to build the long-sought border wall along the porous Texas-Mexico border, but leftist lawfare has halted its construction. The wall is needed to prevent another influx of illegal migrants into our country once Democrats acquire some political power again.

Republicans secured funding in the One Big Beautiful Bill enacted last year for a mixture of sturdy 30-foot-high steel bollard walls, surveillance cameras, and vehicle barriers to stretch across our 2,000-mile southern border. This would bring us closer to the permanent security we need, and also save lives in the dangerous and expensive work of ferreting out elusive illegal aliens who find a way to break........

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