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The entire US-Mexico border wall will be black in black to make it hotter and harder to rise, Home Security Minister Christie Noah said he attributed the idea of Donald Trump.
While domestic detentions and deportations were the main attention in the current immigration repression, the Trump’s policy bill has also been allocated $ 46 million (34 million pounds) for additional wall construction.
About half a mile (0.8 km) the wall rises every day along almost 2000 miles (3218 km) borders, reports Noem.
In recent months, the number of border crossings has fallen, and the Trump administration has stated that sweeping arrests and detentions acting as deterrent illegal migration.
Speaking to the journalists at the border section in New Mexico, Nom said on Tuesday that the black paint was “specifically at the request of the president”.
“(He) realizes that in hot temperatures here, when something is painted in black, everything becomes even warmer, and it will make people even harder,” she added.
Representatives of the border patrol also say that black paint will help prevent a rusty wall.
In addition, NOEM said the administration plans to install more “infrastructure that is carried by water” along the Rio Grande, which is more than half the border between the two countries.
While NOEM has submitted more information about these projects, Texas authorities Previously installed floating barriers – Big orange booles – and fortified rivers protected by state paratroopers, local police officers and Texas National Guard along the river.
The crossing and detentions of unregistered immigrants have fallen since Trump returned to the office, with record minimums about 4,600 in July and 6000 in June-on 92% compared to last year.
During the introduction of Biden, detentions were sometimes brought an average of 6,000 a day.
Earlier, in August, Nohem stated that a total of 1.6 million unregistered immigrants left the United States during the first 200 days of Trump administration, although it did not specify how much they were deported and how much they were left.
White House press secretary Carolyn Levita said 300,000 undocumented immigrants had been detained in the US interior.
While the administration continues to say that prioritizing those who have criminal history, immigration supporters have warned that many who do not have criminal charges or only minor violations were involved.
White House representatives also claim that increasing border security and mass deportations were a deterrent, saying they are the main reason for suppression of figures on the US-Mexico border.
