It's a good thing I said it should be the UN that intervenes then...
Its time to make those Bad Hombres Pay
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It's a good thing I said it should be the UN that intervenes then...
Thorgalaeg
Deity
They are not former colonial possessions btw, they are way precolonial possessions. Pre Spain in fact.
About the walls, they are financed by Spain and the EU under the european exterior borders program, the razor wire was retired some years ago for humanitarian reasons but height has been risen to six meters.
Leaving aside political, moral o legal considerations, consider this:
The walls are both about ten km long only, ten kms packed with surveillance systems, police, dogs and such. And every year a lot of immigrants jump it successfully. A similar wall all along mexican border would be pharaonically expensive, it might prevent some immigrants of entering, sure, mostly women and children, but not all, and would not stop the bad hombres, or weapons or drug traffic.
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FriendlyFire
Codex WMDicanious
All the EU razor wire is in Bulgaria
I think best thing is declear the Spainish African territory non-applicable for EU refugee status. a political solution rather then a physical border fence solution
I think best thing is declear the Spainish African territory non-applicable for EU refugee status. a political solution rather then a physical border fence solution
Thorgalaeg
Deity
Dont know if that would be possible or if would stop them of trying to jump the wall. In any case they can always cross the Gibraltar strait and reach mainland Spain through sea which is only 14 km away in the case of Ceuta. In fact most use this way.
onejayhawk
Afflicted with reason
Like locks on houses, the idea is to deter the casual entrance, not to stop every encroachment.
J
Perfection
The Great Head.
That's how we're already doing it.
