Experts Wanted a See-Through Border Wall, Says John Kelly

The transcript discusses the debate over building a wall along the border, highlighting differences in opinion between the President and experts. Initially, the President wanted a concrete wall, but experts from Customs and Border Protection suggested a see-through barrier for better monitoring. Historical context is provided, noting that Congress authorized 650 miles of wall in 2006. Experts emphasized the need for improvements and specific placement of additional barriers. Prototypes were evaluated, and a steel picket fence design was preferred for its advantages.

What was the President's campaign promise regarding the wall?

What did the Customs and Border Protection experts say about the need for a wall?

What was the historical context mentioned regarding the wall authorization in 2006?

How did the experts suggest the wall should be designed?

What was the significance of the prototypes brought to the President?