The fence along the U.S./Mexico border is not intended to stop illegal entry, but to slow them down so that the agents can apprehend them.
Illegal aliens enter through states next to the border. Mexican and other South American aliens enter mostly through California and Texas. The largest population is in California and second is Texas.
Border crossing is illegal because it allows illegal immigrants into the country. Not only does this pose a national threat, but it also allows for illegal activities, such as smuggling drugs.
There is no precise number available for the exact count of illegal immigrants crossing the American-Mexican border wall annually. The number fluctuates based on various factors such as border security measures, economic conditions, and immigration policies.
Of course not, Aliens do not exist. (Unless you count Illegal Aliens, which are people who illegally cross a country's border.)
Border Patrol, Helicopters, etc.
maybe jail
Most of them bece illegal because they cross the U.S border without permission.
no.
Is there a lot of illegal there
because of how long they been trying to cross the border without a green card
"Crossing the Border" is a poem by Pat Mora, a Mexican-American author. The speaker in the poem is a woman recounting her experience crossing the border between Mexico and the United States. She describes the emotional and physical challenges of the journey.
Yes, but it would require billions to build a "wall" with the constant surveillance needed to keep illegal people from crossing the border -- remember, the US and Mexico share a common border of 3,141 Kilometers (1,952 miles) along the American states of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Unless most American taxpayers are willing to give an extra 2 or 3% of their income for the construction and maintenance of such project, it will be pretty difficult to do; besides many hidden interests in America WANT illegal aliens to cross the border.