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MALLOCH: Building Donald Trump’s Border Wall

The U.S.-Mexico border stretches for more than 2000 miles across very rugged terrain. It has become a symbol of insecurity and a complete failure of control. And now, it has become the pivotal political issue between the two countries and the hot button issue in the 2016 presidential election.

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Vicente Fox: I’m ‘Absolutely Different’ from Donald Trump

SANTA MONICA, California — Former Mexican President Vicente Fox rejected a comparison between himself and Donald Trump this week, even though both are businessmen who presented themselves as political outsiders running against the entrenched political establishment of their respective countries.

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Exclusive: President Fox Apologizes, Invites Trump to Mexico

SANTA MONICA, California — During an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, former Mexican President Vicente Fox apologized Wednesday for the vulgar language he has used regarding GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s proposal to build a wall along the southern border and invited the likely Republican nominee to Mexico to see the border from the other side.

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Sen. Jeff Sessions: ‘Sentencing Reform’ Bill Rewrite Will Release Even More Illegal Alien Drug Traffickers

On Thursday, Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions denounced the Obama-backed Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015 (SRCA) pushed by Republican Speaker Paul Ryan in the House, saying its amendments did nothing to correct the fundamental dangers the bill posed by massive amounts of drug traffickers, a great many of whom are illegal aliens from Third World nations like Mexico.

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John Bolton: Nothing Wrong with Trump’s Remittance Proposal as a ‘Bargaining Position’

Former UN Ambassador John Bolton joined Breitbart News Daily host Stephen K. Bannon to discuss Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s proposal to block a portion of the roughly $25 billion annual money transfers, known as remittances, sent to Mexico by Mexicans living outside the country until the Mexican government agrees to “a one-time payment of $5-10 billion” to pay for the border wall.

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Public Support for Border Wall Drops to 38 Percent

Just 38 percent of American voters say they support building a wall across the border with Mexico, according to a new survey from Pew Research. This is a considerable drop since September, when almost half of voters, 46 percent, said they supported building a wall.

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