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<blockquote data-quote="MAKAVELI" data-source="post: 4001798" data-attributes="member: 43825">You might want to read the entire article. A wall is not going to stop these migrants from trying to cross the border.The trend is for these migrants to come by bus, reducing the trek to days, and to travel in large groups. In recent months, 70 groups larger than a hundred showed up. There were just 13 such groups the year before, and two the year before that. They simply turn themselves in because they know they will make it into the country.Story Continued BelowThe system is overloaded. According to The New York Times, a group housing immigrants in El Paso, Texas, had 3,600 migrants released to its care in one week in February, the most in one week since the group started more than 40 years ago.Once they arrive, the migrants are unlikely to be made to leave. ICE has limited resources and more urgent priorities, even if the necessary detention space existed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MAKAVELI, post: 4001798, member: 43825"] You might want to read the entire article. A wall is not going to stop these migrants from trying to cross the border. The trend is for these migrants to come by bus, reducing the trek to days, and to travel in large groups. In recent months, 70 groups larger than a hundred showed up. There were just 13 such groups the year before, and two the year before that. They simply turn themselves in because they know they will make it into the country. Story Continued Below The system is overloaded. According to The New York Times, a group housing immigrants in El Paso, Texas, had 3,600 migrants released to its care [I]in one week [/I]in February, the most in one week since the group started more than 40 years ago. Once they arrive, the migrants are unlikely to be made to leave. ICE has limited resources and more urgent priorities, even if the necessary detention space existed. [/QUOTE]

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