That's what I meant as well. There are still big problems here, but as far as I can tell they are still bussing them to sanctuary cities to get them out of here.

I feel really bad for all the seniors that live on the border on their ranches that have been in their families for generations. They can't live out their retirements in peace and even the women have to always be armed. Old ladies shouldn't have to worry that they will have to kill someone when they go outside on their porches. I guarantee that makes the old men worry even more and makes it harder for them to go out and work on their ranches or go to the store without worrying what will happen when they are gone. What's worse is they don't even have to be the ones shooting. Some of these ranchers find dead bodies on their ranches weekly in the summer.

I'm all for electrifying the wall, and putting pits with spikes on both sides as well. This has to stop. That - and throwing anyone in prison (LEOs or Feds either one) that opens or cuts the fences/gates/walls to allow these invaders in. And I'd put video cameras everywhere so if someone those a-holes lets in goes and robs/rapes/kills someone and you can match the faces to the video then the people who let them in should get life. Even American citizens that need assistance have a really hard time getting it because of all the illegals taking all the money, food from the food banks, and hospital rooms.

I had to go to the ER about 10-15 years ago and it was packed with dark brown Mayan-looking people that usually come from South America (they go to the hospital for everything because they get free care since the hospitals have to treat everyone). The only reason I even got called back is I had been struck by lightning and told the triage nurse my body felt "buzzy". I actually did have a heart attack based on my blood chemicals, but my EKG was good enough I could leave after an hour or so. That was when I lived in the Round Rock/Georgetown area. It gets worse the further south you go, or in major cities.