Border Wall Fails: Construction Companies Still Win
Newsweek tells us three migrants fell from the border wall, implying a tragic but unavoidable consequence of an existing structure. What they don't dwell on is the simple fact: the wall is literally failing. Each fall, each injury, each failure to deter migrants simply becomes another talking point for more funding, more contracts, and more 'improvements' for private contractors who built and
maintain it. Where's the outrage over a billion-dollar barrier that doesn't actually work? This isn't about border security; it's about a consistent, taxpayer-funded revenue stream for defense and construction giants. One might wonder who benefits when a public project, designed for 'security,' consistently endangers the very people it's meant to deter, yet still demands more investment. The human
cost is just tragic background noise to the steady drumbeat of defense budgets.