"Just like any household, the United States has a welcome mat out front, but it also expects people not to sneak in through the back door. As in the case of other nations, being able to govern our borders is central to maintaining our national sovereignty, securing our citizens, and regulating commerce and travel coming from outside its borders. So why have a border wall along the Southern but not the Northern border? It’s simple. You plug the bigger hole in the dam."

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"Just like any household, the United States has a welcome mat out front, but it also expects people not to sneak in through the back door. As in the case of other nations, being able to govern our borders is central to maintaining our national sovereignty, securing our citizens, and regulating commerce and travel coming from outside its borders. So why have a border wall along the Southern but not the Northern border? It’s simple. You plug the bigger hole in the dam."

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https://www.fairus.org/issue/border-security/do-we-need-border-wall

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A wall symbolizes a nation’s commitment to protecting its sovereignty and the integrity of its borders. It sends a clear message about a country’s determination to control its own borders and manage who enters and leaves.

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