If you see how many coke got confiscated over the last couple of years and it never effected the price of a gram on the streets. Just goes to show you how much does get through..

Someone either missed the drop sight, or pickup sight. That is not going to effect the price on the street. Much of it gets through for varies reasons, and yes corruption is at the top of the list.

Someone's in worse trouble now then if they were arrested !!

No one is in trouble, they planned on collecting it later. Bad luck that some one else found it first.

Not too long ago, maybe about 2-3 months ago, they found another Mexi-Cali drug tunnel and also confiscated $3 mil in cash. That's chump change for these cartels. You have to wonder how much got through that tunnel before the bust. This is business as usual over here in Southern California. But in this thread, that sounds like a lot to lose, $84 million worth of drugs.

If Trump were to win, he would need to beef up his security against the cartels were he to disrupt their business with his wall.

It would NOT disrupt their business. (Most of the tunnels start under a house) I can tell you what the wall will do. It will keep people out who used to go through the mountains to get here to California. Then, what these illegals do, is have babies over here on US soil which automatically make their children US citizens. That is what needs to stop!!

Illegal immigration is so despicable. It's really a crime against the children of the United States. God forbid if Hillary were to win, she would be impeached immediately for mishandling classified information. There might also be violent attacks on symbols of the government. That's how angry some are. We are on the brink of bankruptcy and all South Americans want to do is send their kids up here by the tens of thousands. The hotel is full....no mas.

Alfa, let's be real. No wall will ever be built. We will continue letting illegals into this country. The only ones I'm worried about now are coming from the Middle East.

And drugs are here to stay.

I might agree with all of your points, but fighting crime was never about eliminating it. It was about controlling it. Illegals will continue to come in, yes. But that must become a two way street from now on.

Drugs need some degree of legalization in certain states where that sort of thing would blend in with the local culture. Other states can stay with drug prohibition. The only way to fight the war on drugs might be to tax it.