The Department of Homeland Security is currently reviewing design proposals for prototypes, of which an unspecified number will be built near San Diego. Kelly’s timeline generally reflects what others in the administration have said since President Donald Trump signed his January order to “immediately plan, design, and construct a physical wall along the southern border.’’ The wall was a key Trump campaign promise and a rallying cry for his supporters. “Clearly, we’re not going to build a wall in an afternoon.” “We hope to begin construction by the end of the summer,” Kelly told CNN’s Kate Bolduan during an interview Friday. Attorney General Jeff Sessions also invoked wartime imagery of a “beachhead” against cartels in El Paso and visited San Diego to warn against “sanctuary city” policies. Kelly made his remarks in a TV interview during a border trip in which he and U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly has set the most recent goal, declaring that construction will begin “by the end of the summer.” In the ongoing question of when President Trump’s signature border wall will be built, U.S. (Photo: Jack Gruber/USA TODAY NETWORK) The timeline generally reflects what others in the administration have said since President Donald Trump signed his January order on immigration enforcement. John Kelly, nominee for secretary of Homeland Security, appears before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Jan.
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