Majority of Americans want border wall

 Paul Bedard:

The public has had it with the border chaos caused by President Joe Biden’s policies and “overwhelmingly” want a coast-to-coast wall built as former President Donald Trump once promised and delivered 458 miles on.

In a new I&I/TIPP poll, voters decried the surge past 2 million illegal immigrants crossing into the United States this year and said they believe Republicans would handle the problem better.

But they also said that the administration should stop blocking construction of a wall and get back to finishing it.

“By 57% to 33%, Americans overwhelmingly support building a wall,” said the poll analysis shared with Secrets on Monday.

“Among Republican voters, support is very strong, with 85% favoring and just 11% opposing. Independents support it: 47% to 37%. Even Democrats show surprisingly strong support for building a wall: While 48% oppose it, 45% support it,” said the analysis.

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Biden appears to be in the minority in opposing the wall.  Those closest to the border certainly want it including the governors of most of the border states.  That is why they have been using shipping containers double stacked to fill in the gaps Biden left in Trump's wall.

See, also:

Democrats 'lied to' Latinos, who will be decisive to a GOP-flipped House: Yesli Vega

Yesli Vega says voters are in the biggest fight for their children's lives

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 "They care about the humanitarian crisis at the border, and what we have now is a far-progressive Democrat Party that has lied to the Hispanic community, making one promise after another and not delivering," Vega added.

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