Trump’s New Wall to Keep Out the Disabled

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those who have applied for and given asylum?
They would be considered legal refugees who are eligible for assistance in their new home. I think we honor the request of the Bishops for legit refugees.
 

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new steel slats to replace ineffective fence

$13.5 million raised privately so far … in three days.

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If Congress fails to do this, he has a third trump card. Jason Chaffetz explains:
Each year the government spends hundreds of billions of dollars on things that are not specifically authorized by Congress. Both Democrats and Republicans have been complicit in this practice. …

Washington’s dirty little secret is that unauthorized spending is not even uncommon anymore. As a freshman member of Congress, this truth stunned me – and I was not alone. By my estimation, there were many in the body who disapproved of the practice. But to our disappointment, the body as a whole was not inclined to address the issue.

The Democrats may feign exasperation with the president potentially spending “unauthorized” money on the wall, but they have enthusiastically participated in the budgetary games that will make it possible. During the Obama administration, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated $310 billion was spent on unauthorized appropriations in FY 2016 – the last fiscal year of his presidency.

The federal budget is enormous – more than $4 trillion each year, of which roughly $1 trillion is discretionary. It is Congress’s job to authorize programs and appropriate funds for them from this $1 trillion.

However, the budget categories under which programs are authorized and funds are appropriated are very broad, and since Congress doesn’t pass specific language about every last dollar’s use, discretionary funds are inevitably used for things that Congress never specifically funds.
The administration already is identifying where money can be found in the various Cabinet agencies.

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$14.2 million collected by 9am Saturday.

Based on the El Centro project, it’s costing about $8 million per mile for the slatted steel wall also known as “bollard style”.


The El Centro project covers a place with 18,000 arrests per year and 21 assaults on Federal agents.

$14.3 million by 9:37 am Saturday.

So, Brian Kolfage is funding about one mile every three days.

https://www.gofundme.com/thetrumpwall
 
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$14.2 million collected by 9am Saturday.
I would like to point out that you guys need to step it up by a lot.
Thus far 234 917 people have donated a total $14,325,996.

Which brings your average rate of donation to $60.98/person. Which is pitiful considering the amount of money that you guys want to raise.

If you guys are going to be successful with this slow trickle…at $60.98/person, you’ll need 16,163,889 more people to donate
 
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The problem with walls is that they do work.
 

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Trump placed tariffs on Mexico therefor, making Mexico pay for the wall.
 
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Tariffs on Mexican goods brought to the US are paid by the consumer (US customers).
 
They are rare but you still need actual humans to ensure close-to-full security. I think some of those who are promoting a wall are falling into a false sense of security. But then I haven’t see any of the terrain over which this wall is proposed.
 

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$15.4 million at 7:30 pm Saturday.
 
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$16.1 million Sunday afternoon

That’s two miles of bollard wall also called steel slat see through wall.

Homeland Security and ICE and Border Patrol know where the worst sections are that need first attention and can focus there.
 
Monday morning, December 24th: $16.5 million
You keep on posting these things as if you are making big strides. 17 hours ago, your total was 16.1 million now you are at 16.5 million. That is not good progress by any means, being how the goal is to collect 1 Billion dollars.

Let me change the scale for you so that you understand. Let’s say that instead of a 1 Billion dollar goal, you had a goal of 1 million dollars.

For a 1 million dollar goal
17 hours ago you would have $16,100
Now you would have $16,500
A difference of $400 in 17 hours

You guys are moving at a snails pace.
 
Actually, it is $1,100,000 in 12 hours.

So far very few people even know about the volunteer effort.

About 1/8th of a mile of additional border wall in 12 hours.

In addition to the two miles already paid for by Brian Kolfage.
 
Actually, it is $1,100,000 in 12 hours.
I don’t get your timing or your math here.
You posted - 7:30 pm Saturday: Total 15.4 million
Now 36 hours later (Monday Morning Dec 24): 16.5 million

That is 1.1 million in 36 hours…

Just to keep the scale of this clear for you.
Let’s say you had a goal of 1 million dollars…
In 36 hours you guys would go from
$15, 400…to $16, 500. An $1100 dollar difference in 36 hours.

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