Border Security is like an old family chili recipe where people disagree but cannot agree on the ingredients. Some prefer it spicy while others prefer it mild. Some people even suggest chocolate. Explore my website for insights and articles.
Let’s not pretend. It is not about building a fence with alligators. More like a nightclub bouncer. The ability to determine who enters and who leaves and to keep a watchful eye on people without making them feel uncomfortable or in danger.
Imagine having to balance openness with safety in a crowded room. That’s what countries are faced with.
Some people believe that a strong border security system is necessary to keep out bad actors, or those who have the potential to cause harm or disturb the peace. These people are not necessarily wrong. Nobody wants uninvited guests to ruin a party. You need to convince your grandmother that you had plenty of food at Thanksgiving dinner.
Imagine that you have never heard of Kpop, or even tried it out because you couldn’t understand the lyrics. Or imagine you never tried K-pop because of its difficult lyrics. We can find our best surprises when we leave our comfort zones.
This is like playing Monopoly and then only buying Baltic Avenue. This is a safer option than Boardwalk. You are less likely to lose money, but you’re also not as likely to win big.
Remember the stories of people or families who tried to flee dangerous zones? These stories are more powerful than a telenovela. They show that at the core of this debate, it is not about numbers on a spreadsheet but rather people’s lives.
This is what it means for us. Where do we go from here? Goldilocks zone: the perfect temperature. Not too hot, not too cold. It’s like Mary Poppins, but for Homeland Security.
Discussions about border security are like arguments over whether pineapples should be on pizza. It’s easy to get confused and excited. Finding balance is the key, even if we have to try a few different dishes.