Trump Set To Complete Southern Border Wall After Biden’s Attempt To Auction Panels

The Biden administration was slammed for trying to auction off border wall material needed for new construction – here’s what you need to know about the auction – and the wall straight from the southern border.

The border wall panels that Biden recently tried to sell for pennies on the dollar – before a lawsuit by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stopped him in his tracks – are huge, heavy and needed by Trump – to complete the wall when he’s back in the White House.
This is the wall – that was put up where there wasn’t any wall – or replaced barriers that either looked more like a chain link fences, or sat just feet off the ground that were put in place to stop vehicles from passing through however, a person could easily step over them.
The wall, that Trump will continue to build is 30 feet tall in most places.
• Its steel bollards are six inches wide and filled with concrete and rebar.
• The bollards are four inches apart, which allows Border Patrol agents to see into Mexico.
• A steel, anti-climbing plate tops the wall.
The wall's foundation extends six to 10 feet into the ground.
• Fiber-optic cable in the ground can detect digging.
• LED lights next to the wall let agents and cameras see illegal activity at night.
New or improved access roads help agents respond quickly.