where he says private landowners have agreed to allow some barrier fencing to go up for the state of texas. it appears to be a chain-link fence. i m told they re going to put no trespassing signs on those fences, if anybody crosses, they can be arrested by local authorities on those trespassing charges. former i.c.e. director tom homan spoke earlier today, he says any barrier whatsoever is better than what we ve got right now. take a listen. if anybody would look at the data and if the cbp if web site, every place they build a wall, barrier, illegal immigrations drop. it makes sense. the data s clear. it s a great tool. for those that argue, well, some people can actually get over the wall. the wall finish it s a wall system, it s meant to slow people down. it slows them down, it s a smart wall. we will know when someone s climbing the wall. border patrol has time to respond and make an arrest.
and private landowners who are willing to give up to put a barrier fence. what it looks like right now is just a chain-link fence. basically, they re going to put no trespassing signs on the fence for now, if anybody crosses, they re able to arrest them and charge them under texas law. tom homan earlier today said any barrier whatsoever will be a help. take a listen. if anybody would look at the data, every place they build a wall, barrier, illegal immigration drops and the illegal drug flow drops. it is clear. for those who argue, well, people can actually get with over the wall, the wall it s meant to slow people down. it slows them down, it s a smart wall. we know when people are climbing that wall, border patrol has time to respond and make an a arrest. reporter: and a reminder