Some of them, surely. Some of them, surely not. We're talking about the US in this thread. Saying, "Well what about the Korean border?" like it's all that rele

Some of them, surely. Some of them, surely not. We're talking about the US in this thread. Saying, "Well what about the Korean border?" like it's all that relevant is a waste of everyone's time in a conversation about the US borders. I'm not espousing a universal policy. I'm saying US border politics are currently (and historically have almost always been) about racism, and it shows.