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Don Trump Build The Wall Case Study
Could Trump build the wall? Could President Donald Trump build his 1954 mile long wall? Here are some reasoning on why he can or can not build the wall. Cost, Time, and effectiveness are all topics that will be gone over. The wall will cut through many villages, homes, rivers, mountains and other landforms that are nearly impossible to go through. The wall will be made of Hardened concrete, rebar and steel. This will be effective but will cost a lot of money bringing me to my next topic. What will the wall cost? Trump says the wall will cost 8-12 billion dollars. Estimates have been made and say the wall will be 4 million dollars every mile or 25 billion dollars and total. Trump says the Mexicans will pay for it but they will defiantly
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