"After more than two years, there is still no progress on the border wall." What happened to the American plan to repair the wall?

Smuggling along the US-Mexico border has always been a headache for the US government. When Trump came to power, he promised to build a border wall, but so far there has been no substantial progress, mainly because of insufficient funds, and this wall repair plan has not been supported by the border States of the United States.

Long before Trump became president of the United States, he regarded the border wall as a powerful hand. He promised to build a border wall after taking office to improve the problem of migrant smuggling on the US-Mexico border. Almost every day, a large number of immigrants from Mexico want to enter the United States, but the number of people approved by border inspection is limited. Therefore, it is not uncommon for many Mexicans to sneak into the United States. In order to improve this situation, Trump proposed to build a "border wall" across the US-Mexico border.

However, two years after Trump took office, other policies he proposed were discussed and even implemented, but the border wall plan was difficult to implement. In the voting on the border wall, almost all states in the United States voted against it, especially the border states, and did not agree to build the border wall. In the absence of local support, it is almost impossible for Trump to force a bill from Congress to implement funding.

So why don't the border States agree to repair the wall? The reason is very complicated, mainly because the border States have long been accustomed to the existence of Mexican stowaways and have not brought them a great impact. If they agree, the state government will certainly allocate funds to the border wall project, but the financial expenditure required for the border wall is high, which is a low cost-effective business for them.