Border Patrol vehicle patrolling the fence of the border between San Diego, California and Tijuana, Mexico Photo: Shutterstock

April 5, 2017 Comments (0) Views: 5531 April 2017, Opinion, People, Short Stories

San Diego Reacts to the Border Wall

Responses ranged from vocal to vague after the White House turned up the volume on talk of building some kind of wall

By Hatch

Rep. Juan Vargas

In #CA51, we already have a border fence. Building a wall is an ineffective immigration policy. pic.twitter.com/cXtlEsuuNa

— Rep. Juan Vargas (@RepJuanVargas) January 27, 2017

Mayor Kevin Faulconer

SD already has a border built by the Feds. Crossborder trade creates jobs. Our binational economic & cultural ties have my full support.

— Kevin Faulconer (@Kevin_Faulconer) January 25, 2017

Rep. Scott Peters

The cost of the #BorderWall is three times the amount the federal government spends to address homelessness every year. pic.twitter.com/DQymSX44tE

— Rep. Scott Peters (@RepScottPeters) February 1, 2017

Mark Cafferty

CEO, San Diego Regional EDC

Proud to stand w/ @Kevin_Faulconer & Tijuana Mayor, Juan Manuel Gastelum to speak about the importance of our binational economy & region. https://t.co/qGYTXPFtWv

— Mark Cafferty (@Markcaffertysd) February 6, 2017