THE MEXICAN WALL
Donald’s Biggly, Really Biggly Lie About Mexico
That Took Education Money to Build A Wall
— BILLIONS WASTED —
Viva La Mexico for having cojones, guts and pride for standing up to T-RUMPS lies
and the sections completed are all repairs to old sections, not new wall areas —
just more lies and fake promises…
T-RUMP SAID: The border wall is almost finished, but that is untrue and his second biggest lIe. The Wall is now at a cost of 21 billion dollars, and Is out of funding as the courts turned down T-RUMP stealing from the Military Fund for our troops.
MEXICO SAID, “ NO WAY JOSE, YOUR WALL, YOU PAY FOR IT” Money was secured by a small amount in Congress and the rest stolen from Education, Housing, plus seventeen other departments, many we do not know about, twelve programs so far
According to experts and analyses, the actual cost to construct a wall along the remaining 1,300 miles (2,100 km) of the border could be as high as $20 million per mile ($12.5 million/km), with a total cost of up to $45 billion, with the cost of private land acquisitions and fence maintenance.
The Wall That Mexico will Not Pay For - T-RUMPs Biggest financial lie we think…… Bullsh*t”. The price of the wall will be 21 billion dollars plus whatever the rest is, possibly double. Whoever that Judge was, he should be commended… for honesty something missing the last four years…
US Taxpayer $21,000,000,000 - $45,000,000,000
Mexico Taxpayer $00.00
Tariffs Hurt Us More Than Them — It seems like a deal but not a new deal and T-rump is taking a victory lap for what? Mexico will not pay for the wall! The schmuck started the whole crisis with bullsh*t and we got nothing out of it except more bullsh*t from America’s great new ROYAL FAMILY, Sir Donald of THE TRUMPSTER DUMPSTERS…
So, was the immigration agreement reached with Mexico to avoid tariffs on Mexican imports a big deal or a big nothing burger? President T-RUMP said it's a huge deal because Mexico will now make a more robust effort to stem the flow of migrants toward the US.
But critics accused the President of once again taking a victory lap for fixing a crisis he helped create. More fuel was thrown on the fire over the weekend when The New York Times reported that most of what was in Friday's deal were things Mexico had already agreed to do in previous immigration talks.
US stock futures and global stock markets tumbled in response to the announcement, and the Dow is poised to follow suit today. After all, Mexico is one of America's biggest trading partners and many US companies, like Ford and Walmart, rely on the country as a central part of their supply chains.
Old Expression - He Who Argues With Idiots Should Look In The Mirror —
It makes no sense to argue with T-RUMP, the man is sick, and should have been put out to pasture a long time ago. Donald T-RUMP could have backed away from a threat to declare a national emergency in order to bypass Congress and build a wall on the southern border, but his preoccupation with his 2016 campaign promise persists. But what exactly is “ The Wall” and why is the president so intent on getting $5.7 Billion dollar waste to fund it? Here are some answers to key questions: ( Now he wants more than 8 billion) 
His arguments and postures over the wall have backfired and brought it more popularity. It made those thinking the impact if we double and triple the numbers and sooner or later they will cave and let us in… bad thinking, letting people die, starve, separating kids from their mothers and not getting the right people down there to handle the situation early made this into TRUMPS political mantra. The immigration game, prejudice and hatred works all the time.
Viva Las Snuggie’s! —
A liars worst enemy is the FREE PRESS. Truth hurts liars. The lies about the walls, shutdowns, threats, prejudice, divisiveness and untruths and pure lies about specific countries and immigrants, imaginary thousands of MS-13, killers, terrorists and attacks by the dreaded mothers, and newborn babies, of the caravans attacking our southern border, the war of the dirty diapers at the border wasted 25 Million dollars.
A government shutdown based on spite that cost us11 billion dollars and our sick Presidente sends thousands of National Guardsman and Active Duty troops to stop these horrendous attacks by The Diaper Ladies of Central America.
It was not legal -- The Posse Comitatus Act is a United States federal law (18 USC. § 1385, original at 20 Stat. 152) signed on June 18, 1878, by President Rutherford B. Hayes. The purpose of the act – in concert with the Insurrection Act of 1807 – is to limit the powers of the federal government in using federal military personnel to enforce domestic policies within the United States. It was passed as an amendment to an army appropriation bill following the end of Reconstruction and was updated in 1956 and 1981.
You can help: Send a package to the White House, fill it with dirty diapers. He’ll get the message, thats the only way fifty tons of poop can replace the fifty tons of lies that come out of that place.
The separation of mothers and children technique which has become a national disgrace and the fact T-RUMP wishes to use again against these immigrants, can become a battle cry statement and organized resistance by Mothers, even single parents, grandmothers, and Baby sitters of all kinds and ethnicities.
Technically —
The US-Mexico border is 1,954 miles (3,145km) long and crosses vast deserts and mountains in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. About 654 miles of that have some sort of manmade barrier, such as fencing or a wall. Most of it was built after 2006.
So what does T-RUMP want to do since he has not explained what he wants, common with him as the term “ UNPREPARED SHOOT FROM THE HIP” EXPLAINS HIM.
- Details are thin on what would actually come from the $5.7 BNn. In recent weeks, Trump’s language has shifted from calling it a “wall” to a “barrier” and he has conceded it does not need to be concrete.
- “The barrier or the wall can be of steel instead of concrete if that works better,” T-RUMP said earlier this month.
- “I intend to call the head of United States Steel and a couple of other steel companies to have them come up with a plate or a design … we’ll use that as our barrier.”
- Do Americans want a wall? In January 2018, 60% of Americans said they opposed Trump’s proposal to substantially expand the wall, according to the Pew Research Center. Its about 20% higher now as T-RUMP tries more bad deals to get it and people are waking up.
- Expanding the wall is more popular among older people, white people and the less educated, according to the survey. Thats specifically includes GOP base DEPENDS users and Evangelical nuts.
- To put this in perspective, also in 2017, more than 606,926 people who entered the US legally by air or sea, not land, overstayed their visas and remained in the country at the end of the year, according to the DHS. And in 2000, 1.6 million illegal border crossers were apprehended.
- The Trump administration has a habit of using “illegal” to describe completely legal actions, such as seeking asylum at the border. Influential, far-right immigration opponents, including people in senior positions in the Trump administration, oppose many aspects of the asylum process. They have worked to drastically restrict it, despite many of their efforts being blocked in the courts. Trump repeatedly refers to a crisis at the border and an “invasion” of migrants. He cites the wall as the primary solution, even though deep doubts abound about its efficacy.
- Do Democrats want open borders? No. T-RUMP and his supporters lie again and again and say Democrats support open borders (“Loopholes in our immigration laws, all supported by extremist open border Democrats,” T-RUMP tweeted in June 2018), but Democrats have backed plenty of legislation that restricts immigration. Frankly in keeping with his mantra and soul , he is heavily confirmed as “ FULL OF SHIT”.
- In February, the Senate voted on a bipartisan plan to spend $25 BN over 10 years to expand the various physical barriers along the border and to protect the Dreamers, the estimated 3.6 million undocumented people who came to the US unlawfully as children. T-RUMP rejected that bill.
- If the public doesn’t support the wall and the Democrats – who now control the House of Representatives – won’t acquiesce, why is T-RUMP still demanding a wall? The wall became a symbol for Trump’s presidency, a promise that he would limit immigration. The thing is, he has been very effective at making immigration more difficult for people trying to enter legally and illegally – yet the wall project still eludes him.
- A hint to why he is so focused on getting this wall came in 2017, when the Washington Post published leaked transcripts from a private phone call between T-RUMP and Mexico’s then president, Enrique Peña Nieto. A week after taking office, Trump told Peña Nieto that he had to stop rejecting his claim that Mexico would pay for the wall, according to the transcripts. He suggested in the conversation that this was because the wall was more important as a symbol than as a national security project.
- “I am just going to say that we are working it out,” Trump said. “Believe it or not, this is the least important thing that we are talking about, but politically this might be the most important”
What Mr. T-RUMP Said… Just more Lieing Rhetoric From a Born again Liar —
“When during the campaign, I would say, “Mexico is going to pay for it.” Obviously, I never said this and I never meant they’re going to write out a check. I said, “They’re going to pay for it.” They are. They are paying for it with the incredible deal we made, called the United States, Mexico, and Canada USMCA deal.”
Mr. T-RUMP is rewriting the premise of his central campaign promise, a pledge that he has repeated hundreds of times and has said would be “so easy” to fulfill.
Remembering that T-RUMP consistently lies and never sticks to what he says we just take it all with a grain of salt two shots of tequila and laugh it off as just verbal farting. The problem is his farting is on the level of Don Julio REAL at $389.00 a bottle.
Though he is often vague about how Mexico would foot the bill, Mr. Trump has offered occasional specifics, including compelling Mexico to make a one-time payment of $5 billion to $10 billion.
Before he officially declared his candidacy, Mr. Trump proposed to “deduct costs from Mexican foreign aid” in an April 2015 Twitter post.
As early as August 2015, his campaign website stated: “Mexico must pay for the wall and, until they do, the United States will, among other things: impound all remittance payments derived from illegal wages; increase fees on all temporary visas issued to Mexican CEOs and diplomats (and if necessary cancel them); increase fees on all border crossing cards — of which we issue about 1 million to Mexican nationals each year (a major source of visa overstays); increase fees on all NAFTA worker visas from Mexico (another major source of overstays); and increase fees at ports of entry to the United States from Mexico [Tariffs and foreign aid cuts are also options].”
Also From The Other Side —
A top Mexican government official took to Twitter on Tuesday to deliver a message his country has repeated again and again to the White House: Mexico will never pay for President Trump’s border wall.
“We just reached a trade understanding with the US, and the outlook for the relationship between our two countries is very positive,” tweeted Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray Caso.
“We will NEVER pay for a wall, however. That has been absolutely clear from the very beginning.” He tweeted in English and Spanish.
Videgaray Caso’s declaration via social media came in response to Trump’s remarks earlier in the day when he told reporters at the White House that Mexico will "easily" pay for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
“The wall will be paid for very easily by Mexico,” said Trump. “It will ultimately be paid for by Mexico.”
Trump has insisted since his 2016 presidential campaign that Mexico would pay for a border wall to keep out illegal drugs and undocumented immigrants. Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has been adamant that his country would never pay for such a wall.
The administration wants Congress to approve at least $25 Billion more to build a wall on the US-Mexico border. Earlier this year, the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee signed off on a bipartisan border security funding bill that includes $1.6 billion for a border wall. The cost today will exceed 45 Billion.
THE NEW T-RUMP PLAN
THE NEW T-RUMP TOWER IN MEXICO CITY