Beyond the wall: The truth about fencing the U.S.-Mexico border
Ten years after a team of ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV journalists determined that canyons, mountains and rivers made fencing the U.S.-Mexico border nearly impossible, a new team returned to analyze Donald Trump's plan to build a "beautiful wall." Read their findings at
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As the Daily Star team of reporters traveled throughout California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas they asked dozens of borderland residents about the impact of increased security measures, the perception of the border and the feasibility of a solid wall. Here are some of their answers.
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Much of the border is already fenced — adding more wouldn't keep out drugs, which are smuggled through legal ports of entry
Things have improved but there is still more to do.
