xwill7 previously said:

Everyone is talking about building a border wall along the Dominican/Haiti border to help control the flow of illegals entering DR without showing proper documents.
A few questions:

What do you think is a good material to use?
How tall should the wall be?
Who should build it? Military, private companies, Illegals, or people that are serving time in Dominican jails?
If the wall were to be built, should navy ships be on guard on the north and south?

xwill7 previously said:

Everyone is talking about building a border wall along the Dominican/Haiti border to help control the flow of illegals entering DR without showing proper documents.
A few questions:

What do you think is a good material to use?
How tall should the wall be?
Who should build it? Military, private companies, Illegals, or people that are serving time in Dominican jails?
If the wall were to be built, should navy ships be on guard on the north and south?

CarlosFranco previously said:



Walls can be climbed with ladders, are expesive, it will drive the cement price really high because of increase demand... It is just not a good idea... A military border agency with 10,000 men and proper arms and vehicles and temporary cells, as well as a decent paycheck should solve the problem... Haitians who do make it to the border will find jobs, In that case, punish the Dominicans who would hire them (undermined Dominican workers), make him pay a hefty fine, and leave in him in jail for a month or so, that'll teach him... The haitian unable to work, will turn a criminal or return back to haiti; either way he's screwed.... What say you

CarlosFranco previously said:



Walls can be climbed with ladders, are expesive, it will drive the cement price really high because of increase demand... It is just not a good idea... A military border agency with 10,000 men and proper arms and vehicles and temporary cells, as well as a decent paycheck should solve the problem... Haitians who do make it to the border will find jobs, In that case, punish the Dominicans who would hire them (undermined Dominican workers), make him pay a hefty fine, and leave in him in jail for a month or so, that'll teach him... The haitian unable to work, will turn a criminal or return back to haiti; either way he's screwed.... What say you

TuPapaupa previously said:

Not only that "walls can be climbed with ladders", but knowing how "eager" some Dominicans are to make a quick buck, they will "supply" the Haitians the ladders.........they've been doing it for years, if you know what I mean.

MIRABUENO previously said:


you would be the one supplying them with ladders for free wouldn't you?

TuPapaupa previously said:

No, sir........I've never been so desperate that I needed to sell my soul to the devil.

Call me "whatever" but I like to work for my money and have never accepted a handout.........It's a pride thing.

MIRABUENO previously said:


ayyyyyy you racist !!!!!! you won't help the haitians you crazy man!

TuPapaupa previously said:

And who helps me?.....after all, I "am" a Haitian. JAJAJAJA.

abc200 previously said:

The best idea would be to equalize wages. In some countries wages had to be paid though the bank.
Only on deposit of 8 weeks pay could someone hire. Each site where work is carried out needs to be registered with a unique number and three Dominicans need to sign the payroll.
The Germans had a good system of hiring Turkish and other foreign workers. They could enter with a visitors visa - a company had to advertise the post for Germans - then if no applicants a Turkish worker could be employed - initially on one year contract.
S.