granako's video: Border Patrol Dan Seals - Bordertown with Lyrics

On March 16, 2010, the Department of Homeland Security announced that there would be a halt to expand the "virtual fence" beyond two pilot projects in Arizona. The barrier has been criticized for being easy to get around. Some methods include digging under it (sometimes using complex tunnel systems), climbing the fence (using wire cutters to remove barbed-wire) or locating or digging holes in vulnerable sections of the wall. Many Latin-Americans have also traveled by boat through the Gulf of Mexico or the Pacific Coast. As part of his 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump called for the construction of a much larger and fortified wall along the Mexico–United States border, and pledged to have Mexico pay for its construction, estimated at $10 to $12 billion. A previous estimate in the National Memo suggested such a wall would require around 12.5 million cubic yards (9.55 million cubic metres) of concrete, or three times as much used in constructing the Hoover Dam. In January 2016, Peña Nieto said the country would not pay, and later compared then President-elect Trump's rhetoric to the former Prime Minister of Italy Benito Mussolini. On January 25, 2017, the Trump administration penned an executive order to commence the building of the border wall. DAN SEALS "Bordertown" (Lyrics) In the quiet hours before the dawn Buttons up his uniform Takes out his badge and pins it on For thirty years he's enforced the law And he drives out on the Rio Grande Across the dry and sunburned land And on this side he takes his stand again They won't get through this bordertown He turns 'em back, he stands his ground But still they come, because they know Somewhere the streets are paved with gold Somewhere beyond the sound of this bordertown It's not his place to say what's fair He's done his duty all these years In his mind the law's the law But then at dusk she wades across And he sees the hope that's in her eyes Child with dreams of a brand new life It's not his job to say what's right or wrong They won't get through this bordertown He turns 'em back, he stands his ground But still they come, because they know Somewhere the streets are paved with gold Somewhere beyond the sound of this bordertown As night falls over Mexico He waits there as she comes ashore Finished, there's a moment of faith He turns his back and he walks away.