How To Solve Illegal Immigration pt. 3

[sheenoreiki]

nah, those companies are gonna further inflate maintenance every year whereas a wall, maintenance is like only few years once?

[GOPRO]

It’s called SWARM technology. Several software companies have programs that will run missions. Also it can be done diy style too with open source community help.

[Howard-je]

A wall is still the best option because walls don’t use electricity and will still be a deterrent when the power goes out.

[Danewarezasin]

Just send them all to Wyoming, nobody lives there anyways

[Kingcronixbong]

That would cost millions more than the wall 😂

[Mike-myuf]

Hurray! You just demonstrated how a child runs away from home without enough parents to watch for the back door (or a 1, 951 mile border) with a nanny cam with or without seismic sensors. Good luck with that...

Makes as much sense as waging a war in Iraq or Vietnam without capturing and maintaining any land without enough troops with no clear goal with what to do with it. Seems logical to me and definetly will work out just fine.

[moonlight]

There are many places with walls as well as strick rules on immigration ect.

[thewomboldt]

Drones have to many points of failure. also the cost to run them. They can get shot down. Our governments been hacked i am sure these drones would be in a matter of days. Then expenses of maintenance may be less then a wall individually but the cost over time would out weigh it. Also cost of operators

[BellicV]

Do you know how large the southern border is? You’re gonna put drones in every mile of the border? Are you forgetting the cost of maintenance?

[sarkis]

How about the tunnels they have for smuggling in drugs?

[TYBROCK]

Lunch 3 non-strategic air, Land cruise missiles the AGM-86 would work well enough into major cities in Mexico then deploy a massive military presence of about 35000 troops the border an a expeditionary forces or invasion forces of 120000 to occupy the region, an disable the cartels and existing military powers in Mexico using all manner of technology in the US Arsenal Tanks and Armored Vehicles Essential for both offensive pushes and protecting ground troops. Example the U.S. invasion of Iraq used thousands of M1 Abrams tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles. Fighter jets, attack helicopters, and bombers perform air superiority missions, close air support, and strategic bombing. Aircraft like the F-16, F/A-18, and Apache helicopters Mobile artillery like howitzers and rocket systems provide support by targeting enemy positions and fortifications. Precision-guided missiles (such as cruise missiles) and short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) can be used to strike key targets like radar stations, command centers, and infrastructure. In coastal invasions, naval assets like destroyers, aircraft carriers, and submarines support with missile strikes, air support, and logistical operations. We could even use cyber technology to cripple their infrastructure before even entering the country as many possibilities on how to end it.

[rafiqjennings]

What if “we” can solve illegal immigration? There are people elected by the people who are supposed to solve that. You could return to the USA and try to become one of those elected people, but it’s a longshot.

[thomasford]

Couldnt a wall be one of those solutions haha.

[万花札]

Dont the majority of illegal immigrants in the US arrive legally and just overstay their visa, though?
Some even come by sea.

In Australia, practically all undocumented immigrants arrive by boat. Hell, dinghy's have been found in the northern territory and tracked back to human smuggling operations.

[craigwallen]

So how does the ai camera help anything ? Not insulting you or downing just would like a deeper explanation

[ralphguichette]

This guy hasn't even reached peak fame, and he's already losing it. I remember when you could tell he thought things through before speaking. Now, he just speaks for views. What a shame.