Post #13072 by onepoorguy on the US Policy board

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Not at all. If the border fence is on the border, legal. If it's on US territory, probably not legal (or at least not in many circumstances). Again, albaby can correct me if I'm wrong. But once they are on US soil, current law grants them the right to request asylum. So if the fence prevents them from entering US soil, legal. But once on US soil, fencing would be illegal (except for private property, of course).

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