Quote:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/15...66636.html

http://www.scrippsmedia.com/kgun9/news/F...29491.html

http://www.newsweek.com/texas-border-cla...ence-86193

http://www.scpr.org/programs/take-two/20...ean-for-t/

 

I'm going to go out on a really long limb here and say, "Unfavorably."

 

Once again, this is biased media.  I did try to go to each story that you linked, but two of them wanted me to "sign up" which I will not do.  It's bad website design and I could easily get around it, but I digress.

 

Once again, I would bet that the ranchers and home owners that have property that  is on the border would probably be willing to either sell to the government or authorize the use.  There are many ranchers that are either on the border or close to it that have to deal with the immigration problem every day.  Of course, the bureaucrats in Washington don't have to see this happening on a daily basis.

 

I'll even tell a story that is true that I experienced in my younger days.  While working as a police officer, I remember taking an illegal into custody.  I remember a fellow officer telling him that he was going to be deported.  His answer was "and I'll be back on the first train headed north".

 

We again arrested him within a week again.

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