The problem with your argument is that it presumes that a border can't be protected. As far as I could discover in my brief searches for information during the

The problem with your argument is that it presumes that a border can't be protected. As far as I could discover in my brief searches for information during the election, the border is fairly secure. So, really the wall is more of a symbol than actual border security. Sadly, it's a symbol that resonates with a disturbingly large percent of the population.