On Tuesday, President Donald J. Trump traveled from Washington to Southern
California, where he examined eight prototypes for the proposed border wall
with Mexico. The samples range in height from 18 to 30 feet.
“While Congress considers funding for fiscal year 2018, other wall program
activities are moving forward,” Paul Koscak of U.S. Customs and Border
Protection writes. Those activities include planning and design, as well as
upgrades along less fortified or outdated parts of the southwest barrier.
The President’s visit comes as more and more Americans express support
for his four-pronged approach to immigration reform. In addition to the
majorities that support tougher border security and a permanent resolution for
DACA, more than 8 in 10
voters want a system that selects individuals based on their
education and skills—not one that chooses immigrants based on whether they have
relatives already in the United States.
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