See the first designs for Trump's Mexican border wall

>First designs for Trump's border wall with Mexico are unveiled - with bombproof concrete, solar panels and decorative features all on offer

>First designs for a border wall have been released from companies around the country who want to make the president's promise a reality
>But authorities are expecting every stage of construction to be hit by protests - even when they build small prototypes near San Diego
>Bidders are already asking if authorities will protect workers from 'hostile attack' and whether employees will be indemnified for using deadly force
>Chief executive of a general contractor in Fort Worth, Texas, said he has received about a dozen death threats since publicly expressing interest in bidding

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4378076/Border-wall-contractors-prepare-hostile-environment.html

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Looking nice

what is the tunnel for

deportation chute

That tunnel lacks breathing holes and supports.

Im sure there are quite a few real Americans that will stand to protect the workers from hostile morons

>mexicans dig tunnel
>hit already existing tunnel
>automated machine guns at the US end activate

On the matter of the border, the U.S. should institute or otherwise increase

>some sort of marine, terranean, and subterranean defenses.

The "wall" may at its least amount to:
>corrosion-proofed double-fencing along the border, with
> surveillance
>barbed wire,
> "ink and stink" (dye and malodorant markers) between the fencing to mark unauthorized entrants,
>rebar drilled into bedrock to thwart tunneling
> malodorants introduced to suspected or possible tunnels as well.

More sizable options may include:
>corrugated sheet metal walls
>Bremmer Walls.

>Im sure there are quite a few real Jews that will stand to protect the cheap illegal labor from hostile patriots
Ftfy

Trump Undeground Railroad

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How much will it cost though? Who's going to pay?

the leaf is right on this

At its most substantial, border security may appear as follows:

> 1.

A wall, with height and razor wire substantial enough to thwart climbers, ladders, ropes and pulleys,

>2.

A wall, with depth, seismic sensors, and aforementioned rebar and malodorant measures to thwart tunnellers,

> 3.

A wall, with thickness sufficient enough to thwart rammers and drillers,

> 4.

A wall, with a length all across the border,
> 5.

Day and infrared camera surveillance,

> 6.

Lookout from tower sentries,
> 7.

Foot patrol on the U.S. side of the border, as well as a joint sweep by U.S. and Mexican forces for such things as drug cannons and illegal crossings,

> 8.

Manned and unmanned air patrol,

> 9.

Vehicular patrol,

> 10.

Water patrol in the Rio Grande,

> 11.

Water patrol in the Gulf of California

>12.

Water patrol in the Gulf of Mexico,

>13.

Water patrol in the Pacific Ocean,

>Boarder construction....................... authorized
>Lethal force..................................... authorized
>Military standby unit deployment..... authorized
>Deportation squads......................... authorized
>MAGA............................................. authorized

This isn't the design...this was done with a free 3d architecture tool.

mexico

Is the tunnel flooded, so if a breach is made, it pushes those breaching it out with the rush of water?
Gives new meaning to the term wetback

Mexico. probably through tariffs. kek will confirm

kek willed it

Why not just dig a tunnel connecting the gulf to the Pacific?

How much will this cost?

>1.

Directly the costs will come from a combination of legal and financial claims the U.S. government has against those nations South of the Rio

>2.
Increased tolls on coming into Mexico

>3.
Increased visa application fees, especially for dignitaries like politicians and businessmen

>4.
Seized revenues of criminal operations

>5.
Taxed remittances

>6.
The remainder coming from funds we already have set aside from border security

Indirectly, the SORG (South of the Rio Grande) countries may cough up aid in the U.S. border security, and the wall may be paid for in the following ways:

>By sending back these people who left their countries because they were so shitty, they will build up pressure to activate for change

>The costs of POC annually on Federal, State, and Local government levels > the costs of the wall

Yes.
>First designs for a border wall have been released from companies around the country who want to make the president's promise a reality

>if they pick the solar option in picture 2 of the OP story then it will actually generate income making the cost effect negative in the long run

as much as possible, obviously

1. whatever the contractor gets away with
2. american taxpayers

it's not like you can just make a foreign country pay for your infrastructure, the cuckolded americans should have learned this after paying for everyone else's infrastructure

youtube.com/watch?v=HQDy-5IQvuU

It's one of those tunnels from Judge Dredd that shoot flames

this is would be more effective,cheaper, and quicker to build.

>4 barriers
>underground movement sensors
>radar

We have Chaffetz and Gowdy on oversight don't we?

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Underated

sorry bruh,Trump's breaking that, He did it with Air Force 1 he'll do it with this.

Trump creating even more jobs in the private security business. Wonderful

I can fap to this

Or even better, a canal

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When is this expected to be completed? I've heard two years to even six.

t. /unnaground/ /k/

Shanghaing illegals and sending them to the torture dungeon.

OH, THERE'LL BE PROTESTS?

BETTER NOT DO IT THEN

>Bidders are already asking if authorities will protect workers from 'hostile attack' and whether employees will be indemnified for using deadly force

Where do we sign up?

How is the wall going to stop this?

Do Australians shoot skeet?

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Mexican intellectuals will get past that so easy

Ha cute.

>walls
>doing anything in the 21st century

literally just a campaign promise for the retard demographic.

O im laffin

Exactly. I ETS into the civvie market in 4 months.

I'd love to provide paid overwatch on this project.

It will cost Mexico, Kiddo.

LOO

The Aleppo Citadel literally saved the SAA's ass in Syria.

A guideline for where El Chapo should be digging.

The wall doesn't need to stop it, the ground is going to stop it.

The wall will have manned and virtual components as well.

I went through this in my own posts.

This whole thing is a stupid charade and a lot of money. What we need is to be creative.

What can you do to someone criminally here that is so heinous that no Mexican would ever dare to cross the border again?

See
It is confirmed

That style construction wouldn't stand up to bombs, though. Trump wants a wall that can tell a Mexican tank to fuck off.

No because they are a bunch of fags with no guns.

>SOLAR FREAKIN' WALLWAYS

imagine being a Sup Forumsack who works at an america-mexico wall response station

I unironically support this, then we can steal electricity and put light in the tunnels.

>bomb a 30ft section of the wall
>drone immediately blows a 100ft crater into the earth where said bomber use to be
meh

>Make the WALL covered in solar panels
>Turn the wall into a huge green energy project
>No liberal wants to tear it down

>88D hypercuber chess

One incident will not be enough. We need to couple the wall with a culture of discomfort and unwelcome for all POC foreigners and many European Leftie foreigners as well.

Remove the magnets:
which attract people here, and those which keep

people here:
1.

Cutting off "sanctuary" jurisdictions", firms, and institutions from funding,

services, projects, grants, and appropriations (as well as ramping up

investigations and prosecutions therein, or even setting up or allowing

some, for a time, to operate as "flytraps",

2.


Regulating, taxing, and/or seizing of remittances,


3.


Restricting or qualifying the provision of welfare and public services on

all levels of government,


4.


The controlling, legalizing, regulating, and taxing of various controlled

substances (as they relate to drug-runners' and drug dealers'


incentives for operating in the U.S.),


5.


The expansion and enforcement of E-Verify for employers, and


6.


The repealing of Birthright Citizenship, even if it requires a

Constitutional Amendment to repeal the 14th Amendment, grandfathering

those here already to prevent legal and administrative concerns,


More confederate flags. Less affirmative action. More hiring our own people. Fewer bilingual schools and city governments.

Just throwing money at China and wasting energy
Solar is garbage, unless they've had some recent miracle breakthrough I'm unaware of
Why not go full retard and have it house nuclear power? Then the DoE can post their guys all over it with their spiffy midget Colt SMGs

we need to push for national guard deployment while the construction goes on
they need to have active reconnaissance missions to scout at least 25mi in every direction
they need active drone usage as well

Landmines

>a free 3d architecture tool.
google sketchup
Faggots version of autocad without all the "really hard math"

This comes to mind.

youtube.com/watch?v=HQDy-5IQvuU

Mexico you fucking dope

kek, here's your (you)

Actually, the border is somewhere solar actually makes sense. Flat ground, perfect weather, people maintaining the wall already and it can power the security facilities itself. In terms of expenditure, it will pay for itself eventually, which already makes it a great government investment.

Nuclear at the border makes no sense with transmission and security issues.

This idea has been thrown around for a while, but it bears repeating:

There should be a series of surveillance cameras across the entire length of the border wall. And each of them will livestream to an internet site, ala HWNDU. And in this fashion, literally ANYONE can spend their free time watching the wall and reporting any illegals that get detected. Think about it. There are thousands if not millions of bored shitposters online who would love nothing more than to weaponize their autism and use it to create a decentralized network more effective at border security than any number of guards patrolling up and down the border. All for free.

Why should Mexico pay just for the wall? Why not make them pay for the upkeep as well?

Throw some infrared / night-vision high-definition cameras mounted ontop of remote operated mounted 20mm gattling guns, and charge a $100 monthly subscription fee like Xbox Live to get a few hours of blasting anything that moves with it from home

Shit would pay for itself

> fagot version of autocad
> autocad is not fagot tier
> autocad has 'really hard math'

lol stfu plz

IRL call of duty zombies mode

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yeah theres one problem you retard, that wal should face south and guess what ima fling a big pile of shit every day until no sun goes through

Can't dig under it if there's already a tunnel.
Checkmate, spics.

Solar is a meme that is very inefficient. You would not be able to justify the cost of miles of solar panels, and the repair/maintainance that comes with them relative to the "savings" you would get from like 40% efficiency maximum.

Its better to save cost on construction by using a precast system like With precast, it is easy to manufacture heavy, reinforced sections (basically just make rebar cages and pour concrete), so you could have multiple manufacturers produce these standardized sections quickly and cheaply while making a lot of work for infrastructure thus creating more jobs. You can put the wall on piles as well so that the piles can prevent tunneling underneath.

t. Structural engineer

Cops dont have those vans. Specially in the border. Most cop cars are for newgen tauru, pickups and suv. The euro style trucks are not used by any customs either. Also I cros the border almost everyday. People just stand in line. As visas are easy to get if youre a student or have one year in the job. So I very much believe that webm isnt in mexico.

>guess what ima fling a big pile of shit every day until no sun goes through
Is this going to be the average response from the mexican intellectual community?

>So I very much believe that webm isnt in mexico.
It says .es (Spain) right in the watermark m8

Do like NK does and put landmines and machine gun turrets on the border.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Demilitarized_Zone

raw wastewater

Super Mario World

Thanks for the wallpaper.

Solar panels would require a shitton of wiring and maintenance along the whole thing, maybe solar stations at the guard posts would be readable. Iirc solar tech is set to make a jump with graphene, but that may be a ways out yet.

it was a short time ago, but the solar is getting better as time goes on.
inhabitat.com/new-photovoltaic-solar-technology-boosts-efficiency-to-50/

>so heinous that no Mexican would ever dare
good_luck_with_that.jpg
there is nothing, literally fucking nada, in the History of Humankind so heinous, that one Mexican has not already inflicted it upon another. It didnt work - Mexicans are immune to heinyiosity.

I guess this article is a bit better.
news.mit.edu/2016/new-solar-cell-more-efficient-costs-less-its-counterparts-0829

Hey, would you be able to skim:
link related and
posts related, and tell me if there's anything that needs to be added and/or amended?

>Nuclear reactor overloads
>Any Mexican who tries to cross the border by land will die of cancer in two weeks time
One can dream

At the southern end of the United States of Mexico is a tall fence that goes for miles. I do not know if the U.S.M. or the Republic of Guatemala built it but copying it should do just fine.

I HOPE JET FUEL CAN'T MELT IT