Jan 24, 2019 3 min read

There has been a lot of discussion about building a border wall to protect our borders and to keep crime and drugs from entering our country.

I believe in building a wall and providing more manpower and also providing modern day devices to help secure our borders. I also feel what was said in the previous paragraph is good enough reason for me.

Let me list some of the dangers that face our borders (country) and also the caravans if we don’t build a wall and protect our citizens that live in States connecting our borders.

1. Caravans: They are growing larger everyday, more caravans and more Countries are joining these caravans and starting their own. That means massive groups crashing our borders at once and continuously. “Uncontrollable with a lot of senseless injuries and even deaths.

A. Immigrants: (Families with good intentions.) Their trip will be long with dangers of heat, lack of food and clean water, infections, sickness (diseases). What about the safety of the small children, will they be strong enough to make the trip. Some of these little children could die or get a lot of infectious diseases.

B. Immigrants: (Groups with bad intentions) There are a lot of these type of immigrants that are murderers, rapists, drug distributors and addicts.

Once these criminals enter the borders, all crimes go up and communities are over taken. There are reports of young teenagers and adult women being raped in these caravans by these worst so called human beings. These so called men take these young boys and girls and put them in front of them and rush the Boarder Patrol Officer using them as shields. What about the immigrant who force kids to act as their children to justify their entry. Then as soon as they are assigned a court hearing, they leave and abandon the kids and never show up for the hearings.

I could write a book about what these individuals are doing after they enter the border. Actual events that occur daily tell us what they are doing, such as: destroying communities, putting constant fear in peoples minds, distributing a large portion of the drug traffic, murdering Police Officers, innocent kids and adults committing rapes and I could go on.

I had a woman come up to me in RCIA Class (people converting to the Catholic Church.) She asked if God would want her to stay with a husband that has been beating her and abusing their children for years. She said she tried everything in the book, but nothing worked. My answer to her was no Jesus would not want her to stay in that house and I encouraged her to leave him and to get help.

I know that God would not want that woman to stay with that man.

In reference to this article, ask yourselves what would God want you to do.

Gene Barnhart

McClellandtown