Thinking the Unthinkable, An American-Mexican Barricade
I have a proposed solution for the shame of finding dead Mexicans in the deserts of Arizona.
Maybe it will lessen the instances of wrecked vans, killing fifteen illegals as they try to outrun border agents. We might never again have to open an abandoned tractor-trailer rig with seventy suffocated men, women and children inside. It could possibly bring a degree of tranquility back to the desert sunsets and encourage ranchers to unlock their doors and stand down their attack dogs. That's not a slam at ranchers. They've been put in impossible circumstances. The nearly 3,000 deaths related to illegal crossings in the past ten years would not need to have have happened.
From Migration Information Source:
Most migrant deaths in the last 10 years have been due to "environmental causes:" freezing to death in the mountains of San Diego County, succumbing to dehydration or heat stroke in the deserts of California and Arizona, or being asphyxiated in sealed trucks and railroad cars as migrants are …