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Trump Will Build a Wall

In the past campaigns, the press, as well as several US citizens, presumed that

Trumps candidacy must have been a stunt and would quickly fizzle out. However, Trump has

shown that his candidacy is considerable. He has tapped into a vein of natural rage, if not

anger, that poses the very existence of our republic. Today, finally, most individuals are aware

that Trump along with his rhetoric of loathing is dangerous, but what is more risky, to most

people, is the fact that many Americans are fascinated by Trumps demagoguery. His concept

is straightforward: He will make the United States great once more. He will achieve this by

constructing a wall on the border along with Mexico and utilizing his self-proclaimed

negotiating elegance to international state policies (Carroll et al., 2016).

In reality, Mr. Trump has disclosed some information on any relevant guidelines or

strategies. The idea of a wall with Mexico is preposterous (Carroll et al., 2016). Many experts

have discussed for several years, and rationality has regularly won. The kind of wall Mr.

Trump prefers would be monetarily unattainable to build as well as improbable to law

enforcement in case it was to be built. The fact that he will compel Mexico to fund it is far

more ridiculous (Brand, 2015). Most people were not in support of a wall. On the other hand,

after considering several factors, the wall has some advantage which has nothing to do with

immigration.

For instance, drug trafficking will be reduced at a significantly huge rate. A lot of

inexpensive heroines is brought into the U.S from Mexico, across the Mexico border which

contributes to the local epidemic. Secondly, human trafficking will be eliminated. In Mexico,

the economy Tenancigo city is majorly built by trafficking young women (Gozdziak &

Collett, 2005). The list of the most wanted individuals on the United States Immigration and

Customs Enforcement has five people (from Tenancigo) out of the ten in the list. The
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Tenancingo trafficking circle is one the largest foundation of sex slaves in the United States.

On the northern side, certain American agricultural organizations that process chicken and

pigs such as Smithfield and Tyson will be affected due to their exploitation by marketing

employment opportunities over the border and sneaking illegal immigrants to work them.

With a wall to secure the border, the industrial market of the United States is cut off to pimps

and drug cartels and organizations will not be able to sneak cheap employees into the country

(Brunner & Colarelli, 2010).

In conclusion, reports show that it is less costly for Mexicans to build the wall, or for

the United States regulations to be adjusted to make it economically difficult for an

organization to hire illegal immigrants. This can be achieved by imposing high taxes on those

corporations for offshoring jobs and hiring or employing illegal immigrants and non-citizens

(Brunner & Colarelli, 2010). If these illegal immigrants cant work, it means that they cannot

perform their duties as workers and therefore cannot stay since their big attractive index is

employment. The expense of immigrating can be broken down among those who are explicit,

implicit and linked with opportunity. The explicit expenditures incorporate, for instance,

hiring a truck to move you from one place to a different one, while the implicit expenditures

include the disconnection from society or loved ones while relocating from your original area

to a different location. Opportunity expenditures consist of any lost income charged while the

in the event of a transfer or lost output on account of being in a different industry or

possessing proficiency that will not instantly result in productive work (Brunner & Colarelli,

2010). Moreover, without a progressive supply of low-skilled laborers across the border, there

will be a significant rise of minimum wages. This will consequently cause a slight decrease in

the pressure of rental residents as well as the costs to state welfares.

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Reference

Brand, A. (2015). Donald Trump: I Would Force Mexico to Build Border Wall. MSNBC,

June, 28.

Brunner, L., & Colarelli, S. M. (2010). Immigration in the twenty-first century: A Personnel

Selection Approach. Independent Review, 14(3), 389

Carroll, J., Urbany, B., Cummings, J., Pisano, M., Watkins, E., & Reyes, J. (2016). Donald

Trump Says He'd Build a Wall along the Mexican Border. We Tried to Figure out

How.

Gozdziak, E. M., & Collett, E. A. (2005). Research on human trafficking in North America: A

review of literature. International Migration, 43(12), 99-128.