Sticking to the facts tonight:

Fact: 4000 have been "killed or murdered" in the last two years alone from illegal immigration.

Fact: At best, one order of magnitude more are killed or severely disabled as a direct result of illegal drugs and human trafficking through the southern border.

Fact: The US Department of Transportation pegged the value of a human life at around $10,000,000 in 2016.

Fact: The wall will cost, at worst (according to Dem estimates) $70,000,000,000, more likely the number is closer to $30b.

Fact: By this math, over the next ten years a wall, if built, would save (2000 killings or murders per year x 10yrs x $10m per person) = $200billion in US lives saved.

I'm not one who loves to place a dollar value on something as priceless as a human life, but if we are playing this game, the wall will more than pay for itself in saving American lives and what American lives provide to this country and the world. This is napkin math (accounting only for KNOWN KILLINGS OR MURDERS) that makes this whole debate look ridiculous. This simple calculation doesn't even account for the secondary protective effects and quality of life effects which would also provide a real dollar amount saved by the existence of this physical structure.

God Bless you, Q!