A complete border wall along the U.S/Mexico border.

First of all, I would like to rebut against Pro's points. 1) I agree, a brick wall would require more time, energy, and resources to break through. However, what is stopping smugglers or any other illegal immigrants from... breaking through? The border police? What has the border police done to stop people cutting the fences with bolt cutters? I mean, sure, the illegals aren't always successful, but based on your statistics, and common knowledge, a lot of immigrants have gotten through. The wall isn't effective either, like I said. It is in the simplest terms a bigger and tougher version of the border fence, but no less ineffective. 2) In a utopian society, yes, this wall would be feasible. However, considering the national debt, the US does not need any more unnecessary spending. Even the simplest wall- bricks stacked on top of each other, held together by a sliver of cement- wouldn't be cheap if it were to range the entire border. And this is not considering Pro's suggestion, with it being implemented with technology such as a long range radar system and/or drones. 3) The less jobs they will take from Americans? What jobs are they taking exactly? Honestly, we aren't seeing very many, if any, illegal immigrants having jobs which pay above minimum wage. Illegal immigrants work in back-breaking labor kind of jobs, such as being a construction worker, or at the best a store owner. (1) For example, Pedro Chan, an illegal immigrant who escaped his Guatemalan village, travelled through Mexico, and passed the border, now works as a construction worker in Brooklyn. Even so, he earns $25,000 annually, while still earning less than the average worker. If anything, the citizens of the United States should focus more on getting a higher paying job, as they are the ones who have the privileges over illegal immigrants. Also, why are illegal aliens in American prisons? Shouldn't they be immediately deported once caught by the authorities? Moving on to points of my own on why there shouldn't be a complete border wall along the US Mexico border. 1) Like I said in my rebuttals, a border wall would be incredibly inefficient, and incredibly expensive. Hiring volunteer border patrols would be more unpredictable, but much cheaper and probably more efficient. Furthermore, if you are so keen in keeping immigrants out for the sake of the well being of US citizens, you might as well send foreign aid to Mexico in the hope that they will do something with the aid to better their quality of life. After all, Mexicans (or in fact anybody passing through Mexico with the intention of illegally immigrating) are illegally immigrating to the US for a better life, no? 2) It would threaten peace in the border. If theoretically there was a wall, say, 50 feet tall, 2 feet thick, and lined with trained and armed guards, it would be nearly impossible for an average immigrant to get through. Now, there are two possible results to this: the immigrants would simply go back to their town and start a protest, or, they'll just find other ways through it. Either will result in at least some civil unrest. 3) The US simply cannot afford it. The national debt is, and has always been, skyrocketing. Millions are being added to the debt as you finish reading this, and you cannot deny that this border wall isn't exactly the most urgent of problems at this present time. (1) http://www.nytimes.com...