Federal officials say they're ready to begin building a new "virtual fence" along the U.S.-Mexico border. The first towers holding sensors, cameras and communications gear to detect drug smugglers and illegal immigrants will be built along 53 miles of Arizona's border with Mexico. Towers on the remaining 320 miles of the state's southern border will follow.
Project director Mark Borkowski says New Mexico will get virtual fencing next, followed by California and most of Texas.
It's real, that virtual fence:
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The diffirence is that this wall is being built ON the border, and not inside the territory of Mexico.
and, of course, we all know that the "Green Line" is not a border or boundary line with legal implications but an armistice line where the shooting stopped in 1948.
We all know that this Green Line is recognised in several international agreements (including some signed by Israeli governments) and UN resolutions as the future border between Israel and Palestine.
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