Part of@it is already completed

Around 100 miles

That’s smol

Ye

Last year

It isn’t. The hijab is awful. Feminists should be outraged over how middle eastern women are treated.

Not bad progress for billion dollars

Where is the sexism isti

100 miles out of 2,000 is smol

Ye

1/20th of the way there

SHOULD be but they're seemingly not in the public eye. They're promoting it heavily in Europe. But I'm glad you're not of that strand.

There are things that suck at home, but by and large, women have it a lot better in western culture

Correction

It was not billion.

It was 292 million for hundred odd miles

But what sucks at home

I don’t understand how they can support Islam. It’s extremely anti-female

Or be tolerate of it

Because a lot of Islam isn’t so fucked up

In FY18, Congress provided $1.375B for border wall construction which equates to approximately 84 miles of border wall in multiple locations across the Southwest border, including:

$251M for a secondary border wall in the San Diego Sector
$445M to construct a new levee wall system in the Rio Grande Valley Sector
$196M to construct a new steel bollard wall system in Rio Grande Valley Sector
$445M for a primary pedestrian wall in San Diego, El Centro, Yuma and Tucson Sectors

DHS is positioned to construct 215 miles of Border Patrol’s highest priority border wall miles including:

~5 miles in San Diego Sector in California
~14 miles in El Centro Sector in California
~27 miles in Yuma Sector in Arizona
~9 miles in El Paso Sector in New Mexico
~55 miles in Laredo Sector in Texas
~104 miles in Rio Grande Valley Sector in Texas

It's purely anti-female its ingrained

Mutha fuka

In FY 2017 Congress provided DHS $292 million to build 40 miles of a steel bollard wall in the San Diego, El Centro and El Paso Sectors – Border Patrol’s highest priority locations – in place of an outdated and operationally ineffective barrier. DHS received its FY17 funding for border wall construction in May 2017. DHS awarded the first contract against that funding in November 2017 and began construction three months later in February 2018. As of November 21, 2018, CBP has constructed more than 31 of the 40 miles with the remaining 9 miles scheduled for completion by early 2019.

El Centro Project (2.25 miles): Completed.
El Paso Project (20 miles): Completed
San Diego Primary Project (14 miles): Completion anticipated in May 2019.
El Paso Project (4 miles): Construction started in September.

Stahp

FY 19 is asking for 5 bil

Post those facts

Oooo I like what I see

292 million for 40 miles?

Yeah

Not bad

Who said 100

For cameras, all weather roads

and a 30 ft fall wall

You said 100

I said 292

You said 100 odd miles

Oh

I meant 2018 and 2017

Combined

Of course lol