President Donald Trump visited San Diego to tour the U.S. border with Mexico on Tuesday to examine Border Wall prototypes to build a barrier to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.
President in San Diego to view his Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AFP/Getty Images
This was Trump’s first ever visit to the state of California as the President of the United States, a renegade state that is the resistance capital to his presidency and policies.
Accompanying him was his Chief of Staff John Kelly and DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen together with local U.S. Border Patrol a(USBP) agents who rode on horseback.
President Trump with Chief of Staff John Kelly (L) and DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen (R) in San Diego to view Border Wall prototypes. Credit: AFP/Getty Images
“The border wall is truly our first line of defense,” Trump told reporters.
President Trump views Border Wall prototypes in San Diego, California with Chief of Staff John Kelly (L) and DHS Secretary, Kirjsten Nielsen (2nd-L) on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AFP/Getty Images
Trump has asked the U.S. Congress for $18 billion to build the structure, but the funding has become ensnared in controversy over a host of immigration restrictions he and Republicans have proposed.
President Trump standing infront of a Border Wall prototype in San Diego, California, Tuesday March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
During his visit, Trump took aim at California’s “Sanctuary Cities” and their policies of refusing to cooperate with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials seeking to enforce law and deport illegal immigrants.
President Trump views his Border Was prototypes in San Diego, California on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
Later, President Trump addressed marines at the Marine Corps Air Station Marimar in San Diego, California on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AFP/Getty Images
President Trump later addressed marines in San Diego at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar where he said sanctuary cities violate the U.S. Constitution by nullifying Federal Laws. He accused San Francisco and Los Angeles among other cities for providing sanctuary to illegal aliens who have committed crimes.
President Trump standing in front of a Border Wall prototype in San Diego, California on Tuesday, March 18, 2018. Credit: Reuters
Last week, the Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the state of California, it’s Democratic governor and Attorney General for violating the U.S. Constitution through the newly enacted unconstitutional “Sanctuary Cities” Laws that endanger Federal Agents.
President Trump viewing some Border Wall prototypes inSan Diego, California, Tuesday March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
California’s Democratic Governor Jerry Brown last October signed a bill into law preventing local Law Enforcement from inquiring about people’s immigration status as well as forbidding them from cooperation with Immigration Officers.
President Trump’s convoy along the U.S-Mexico border to assess security and Border Wall prototypes, Tuesday March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
President blasted the Democratic Governor for doing a poor job running the state to the ground through high taxation and providing sanctuary to illegal criminals.
U.S. Border Patrol agents on horseback during President Trump’s visit to view Border Wall prototypes in San Diego, California. Mexico is on the other side of the barrier. Credit: Reuters
U.S. Law Enforcement putting a ladder on one of the trucks to monitor during President Trump’s visit to San Diego, California to view his Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
President Trump in San Diego, California to view Border Wall prototypes for the U.S-Mexico border on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
President Trump in San Diego, California to view the Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AFP/Getty Images
Later, President Trump addressed marines at the Marine Corps Air Station Marimar in San Diego, California on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AFP/Getty Images
Trump Supporters wave as the Presidential motorcades passes by on the way to view Border Wall prototypes in San Diego, California on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
The Presidential motorcade passes by as Police watch the protesters during President Trump’s visit to view Border Wall prototypes in San Diego, California, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
President Trump’s motorcade arrives in San Diego, California on his visit to view the Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Andy Jonhstone/DailyMail
President Trump passes by his supporters who came to see him when he visited San Diego, California to view the Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: REUTERS
There was heavy Police presence when President Trump visited San Diego, California to view Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AP
The high Police presence outnumbered protesters in San Diego during President Trump’s visit to view Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
Heavy Police presence outnumbers protesters in San Diego, California during President Trump’s first visit to the state to view Border Wall prototypes on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
Prototypes of the Border Wall seen in San Diego, California, along the U.S-Mexico border, Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: AP/Elliott Spagat
The old fence at the U.S-Mexico border and the two Border Wall prototypes in San Diego, California are seen from the Mexican side., March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
Protesters on the Mexican side in Tijuana against building a wall, the prototypes which are seen on the background in the U.S. San Diego, California, Tuesday 13 March 2018. Credit: Reuters
Mexican journalists across the border in Tijuana on a truck trying to to catch a glimpse of President Trump who is shielded by the Border Wall prototypes across the border and trailer trucks guarded by U.S. Law Enforcement in San Diego, California, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
Journalists on the Mexican side in Tijuana try to get a glimpse of President Trump across the border in San Diego, California U.S. where he is shielded by the Border Wall prototypes and huge trailer trucks set up by U.S. Law Enforcement, Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: REUTERS
Mexican Police in Tijuana across the border keep an eye on Mexican protesters just a few feet away from where President Trump was viewing Border Wall prototypes in San Diego, California, on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. Credit: Reuters
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