It won't be concertina wire stream form the Gulf of Mexico to San Diego. It won't be a big trench, although that could possibly serve as dumping grounds for toxic waste and oil spills. (Now don't go lecturing me about the Rio Grande and the millions of people who depend upon its waters). It won't be electrified chicken wire fences.

No, Mr. Trump, whom I distrust greatly, has already accomplished more before taking office, than spineless Obama in years. He is fulfilling one of his campaign promises, perhaps his most important one: bring jobs back to the United States.

The Wall he is building is economic. We know about the Carrier Corporation partial job rescue, loaded with tax relief. That was an out-and-out scam. We expected no less than that from Donald. (But we certainly would have gotten less from Killary).

But now, before even taking office amid whining by bogus president Obama (no hope, no change, no truth), Trump has used perhaps his best weapon, Twitter, to undo planned actions of job deportation by Ford and Toyota

As surely as Trump will fight TPP (even though cowardly Obama signed the agreement), he will renegotiate (or perhaps cancel) NAFTA.

The Mexican peso has tumbled twice, once each in response to both automaker decisions to not manufacture inside Mexico. This may have negative consequences of course, as does any upset of future extensions of the Status Quo (which logically makes no sense because the status quo means no change--but that's Washington double-speak).

So will the mass migration from Mexico to the U.S.A. increase because of less job opportunities in Mexico? Maybe yes. If that starts happening, then a real physical border, as well as an economic one will be erected.

Rumors are that milder but similar actions will be taken against Canada, at least regarding trade. Maybe Justin Trudeau is too much a one-worlder to suit Trump.

Trump is an interesting fellow. The establishment players had the opinion that Herr Drumpf would be as pliable as they wished. In this manner, the establishment fell into the same trap that Franz von Papen fell into when dealing with Hitler:

On 9 January 1933, Papen met with Hindenburg to tell him that he believed that Hitler was now willing to support a presidential government headed by himself

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I am not comparing Trump to Hitler, despite many rantings from the so-called Left that he is such. That case has not yet been proven--nor disproven. The point is that self-promoting Papen in conjunction with the German elites with whom he was a member, thought he (they) could control Hitler.

Although Trump's proposed cabinet, laden with Goldman-Sachs veterans and other rich types, does not look good for the social fabric of our country, Trump is a maverick, so far proving to be his own man. Single-handedly he has pulled many Republicans from pro-TTP to anti-TPP. Look for more changes by a true change maker, many surely not to be unexpected but don't be surprised by policies your never thought were coming. Mr. Trump is a strong-willed man who listens to opinions of people he respects (rightly or wrongly) but, contrary to hysterical expectations, makes his own often unpredictable decisions.