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Richie🎥McG🍿

@RichieMcGinniss

12 Dec

That’s a lot of Proud Boys 👀

Unclear what started this brawl but cops were on it almost immediately:

Now the Proud Boys are heading for BLM plaza while chanting “Fuck antifa” and “U-S-A”

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Richie🎥McG🍿

@RichieMcGinniss

2 Nov

@USBPChief

THREAD:
I flew over 70 miles of new border wall in a Blackhawk helicopter with @USBPChief

One thing that surprised me was the sheer volume of construction crews actively working in remote and extreme terrain:

When I say “extreme terrain,” this is what I’m referring to:

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Richie🎥McG🍿

@RichieMcGinniss

25 Oct

Old border fence VS the new wall

@USBPChiefYUM

Yuma Border Patrol Chief @USBPChiefYUM compares the older white fencing to the two new 30 foot walls:

The wall is see through, but if an agent moves to the right or the left to an acute enough angle, they are protected from would-be assaulters:

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Richie🎥McG🍿

@RichieMcGinniss

25 Oct

@USBPChiefYUM

As @USBPChiefYUM explains, this section of fence was erected in the 90’s. It’s made of “landing matte,” a Vietnam era surplus originally manufactured as landing pads for helicopters in the wetlands of Vietnam:

@USBPChiefYUM

Here @USBPChiefYUM describes some of the vulnerabilities of this design.

The angled top doesn’t allow anyone to shimmy down the north side, but it also makes for an easy place to hang out until border patrol leaves the area.

He also notes that it will be replaced this year:

@USBPChief

As @USBPChief describes, the old design didn’t allow agents to see the other side, so large groups could assemble without Border Patrol’s knowledge.

He compares that to the new construction, which is see-through but also offers protection for border agents: