This is a short clip of a documentary that will soon be completed.
http://www.bleedingborders.com
We are in post production of a documentary about the US/MX border. Originally, we went down to the border to make my film to embarrass the US Government into doing their job. What we found is they are doing their job. The border is much more secure than it was in 1995. Now, they are building too many fences.
http://www.bleedingborders.com
Our film crew traveled the entire border from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico, filming and interviewing on BOTH sides of the border. After compiling all of the interviews from folks working and living on both sides of the US/MX border, the conclusion is inescapable. The walls we have, don’t really work, and are only a “Speed Bump.” New walls will not work. (Except as a multi-billion dollar speed bump) All the walls in Tijuana have done is drive up the death rate of undocumented workers.
http://www.bleedingborders.com
BLEEDING BORDERS is a fresh look at the US/MX border issues. While the border is not completely secure right now, it is much more secure than back in 1995 when thousands of people streamed across nightly. You cannot completely secure a 2,000 mile long border, it would take an Army of at least 200,000 soldiers, and we are not at war with Mexico, they are our second largest trading partner.
http://www.bleedingborders.com
One thing stands clear after all of our interviews. It is STUPID to build a wall on any River Section of the Border. The river itself is a natural barrier. It is easier to put a ladder over a wall, than make it across the river without drowning. Undocumented workers from all over the world drown in the river all the time.
http://www.bleedingborders.com
As they say in Mexico, “La Frontera Una LLaga Abierto” Mexico is our second largest trading partner in the world.
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Jackie and Dunlap on the border wall
The Department of Homeland Security held its third and final “open house” meeting on Dec. 13 in Rio Grande City. Property owners and leaders in Starr County expressed their concerns.
Cumbres Querétaro (opponents) question our arguments. This is part 4 of 7 of the Bachillerato Anáhuac English Quarter Final Round Debate. Topic: “Will the border wall between the U.S. and Mexico be effective or will it damage diplomatic relations between the two countries”. Our position: to defend the border wall’s effectiveness and to defend why it will not damage diplomatic relations.
http://www.truebornsons.com 
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin wall, a new wall—one that will divide a continent—is under construction on the US border with Mexico. And a government that once called for an end to such division is today its gatekeeper.
SAN DIEGO, California, USA. An illegal alien putting an end to his attempt to cross from Mexico into the United States in broad day light as American Border Patrol surveillance cameras watch on. The man quickly climbs over the first fence into to get back into Mexican territory before one of the rapidly deployed patrols catches him. Enrique Morones lives on the American side and has been observing this kind of activity for the past twenty years. He plants water bottles along the border for clandestines who have often come from far under unbearable heat. According to him the construction of the wall has only made the journey more dangerous for illegal aliens.
DHS held an “open house” on its border fence plan in Brownsville Wednesday. Border Patrol and local elected officials differed as to the effectiveness of a border fence.
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Undocumented immigrants in the US have often been accused of stealing jobs from citizens, and the current economic downturn has only worsened the blame game.