It shouldn't be out of the question to discuss, propose or advocate for a sovereignty-sealing border wall. Treating people humanely, on the other hand, is important, but gets lost in the focus.

In many respects, Central American refugees, as well as Mexican illegal aliens are reacting to economic time bombs that were set off in their countries, and reacting in the only way they can. NAFTA and other globalist agreements have altered the landscape, destroyed local agriculture and spawned a generation of border crossings and fierce economic competition.

The UN and other elite institutions have purposefully exploited migration and economic woes to drive a wedge between the native U.S. population, and undermine the well-being of its people. The truth is that we've been played, and the exercise of a border is only sensible. Somehow Robert Frost is lost upon everyone as well: Good fences make good neighbors.

Mexico Builds A "Wall" (And Guess Who Paid For It)

by Tyler Durden

Mexico is building a 'wall'… on its southern border (to keep illegal immigrants out). Perhaps even more ironic, The FT notes that the Obama administration is coy about its role in Mexico's crackdown but is sending $75m in equipment and training to help stop Central Americans from crossing illegally into Mexico… in other words, US Taxpayers funded a Mexican wall to keep immigrants out.