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To: TobagoJack who wrote (132424)3/18/2017 10:27:53 PM
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Simply encase the wall with a series Rolled barbed wire carrying 100,000 volts which could electrocute. And set off an alarm system as to location of attempted penetration. Helicopter enforcement agents using Track & attack dogs can be there long before the offenders are out of sight. Rolled wire and sensors work well at Max security prisons.

Once the wall is built it provides for less territory to watch as many places equipment needed to break through the wall would have to be carried over many miles of desert just to get to the border. Some of those routes are now used only because offenders can travel light. Many trying to use those remote trails, even without carrying any load die from dehydration.
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