[ WP ] A Wall , in the style of Game of Thrones , has been built along the US-Mexican border . You are one of the many who man this Wall .

This wall has been around since the Trump Administration. It is 362.84 feet tall and spans the entire border between the USA and the Mexican Provinces. I am one of the proud few who live to guard it. 
 
 My name is Robert Cave and I am 32 years old. Like all American children, my occupation was selected at birth. While other children became doctors or lawyers, I had to become a border patrol officer. My entire education would be based upon that. Over the next 17 years, I learned everything I needed to be a good officer. I would learn how to handle weapons, how to tell whether somebody was an illegal immigrant or not, and the history of the Wall. But most importantly, I learned that illegal aliens were not to be trusted and need to spend the rest of their sorry lives in jail. The year after I graduated from the Academy, my career would begin. 
 
 I was deployed to a large military base near the border where all border patrol agents and their families lived. I had to live in a cramped barrack with three other guys. We all ate, slept, relaxed, and went to the toilet all in the same room. As you could tell, it was not a good experience. Of course, as I advanced in rank, I would eventually move to many different barracks, each one more and more luxurious. 
 
 For two hours a day, I have to man a small tollbooth in the Wall. There are hundreds of these tollbooths, all guarded by Border Patrol officers armed to the teeth with high tech weaponry, including a titanium exoskeleton.. My job is to make sure that every person getting in and out of America was a legal citizen. If I found out that they were n't, I would have to detain them and have the police take them away. Occasionally, an illegal immigrant would try to fight back, but that's why they gave me all this weaponry. Once, a man arrived to the tollbooth in a beat-up Jeep. I got out of the booth just like always and asked for his identification and green card. As I was checking him, I saw a woman running out of the Jeep and into America. I apprehended and handcuffed her, when I saw that the other man was crying. He urged him to let him and his wife into America where their future child would be able to have a safer and happier life then they did. That's when I whipped out my railgun. Within two seconds, what was left of his head was barely attached to his body. Another job well done. I called the police and they arrived several minutes later to take the woman to the nearest prison. 
 
 Being a border patrol agent is one of the hardest and most tedious jobs in America, but also one of the proudest. When people hear that you are a Border Patrol officer, they have no choice but to salute, because if they do n't, they will be sent to jail. That is the American Way. I am honored to have this job, and I would n't have it any other way. Still, sometimes I wish I was in the Military fighting North Korea. That country is a cruel dictatorship. It's a good thing America is n't like that.
