I'd disagree with that statement only to add that it was a point of pride
before 9/11. Also, it was a point of pride that we didn't fence anyone in, not out.
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>>I recall Jim Nelson saying that he recalls areas where you could just go down one side road a few miles and avoid the checkpoint. I'm betting it's like that a lot on the North and the South.
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>You betcha. It's long been a point of pride for the US (and presumably, Canada) that the common border is the longest unguarded border in the world.
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>Tamar
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