I am an employee of a company put in charge of building the wall on the US/Mexico border. I have some good news for you guys.

What they dont want you to know is that the wall is made out of gypsum blocks. If you dont know what that is, its your average building material, used to make walls inside of houses and offices. Its fairly weak, and being kicked repeatedly will knock it down in less than 5 minutes. You can also drill a hole through it in about 10 minutes. There is also no barbed wire on the top or bottom of the wall, only the middle. Some of the walls being built are also made of metal, but it is very thin, and a saw will cut right through it. There is also a big gap between the walls (about 8 feet or so), and the wall opposite of the border is made out of the same gypsum material. So, to get around the wall, you can simply use a 8 foot tall ladder, throw it over the wall, hop in the "trench" between the walls, and then simply kick the wall until it falls down. Like I said in the title, this is AT LEAST 5 years away from completion.