Seems like this is a design flaw that someone might, you know, go and investigate:

US officials have inexplicably welded open 114 massive gates along the Arizona border to allow water to flow freely during the annual monsoon season and for the migration of an endangered species of antelope, officials said.

But the move is also letting an average of 1,400 migrants from as far away as China casually walk into the country daily — with overwhelmed and outnumbered border agents practically helpless to stop them.

Yep. No rush, no hurry. Literally just walking through the gates here.

Even the immigrants themselves seem kind of stunned by it. "We thought the agents were going to tell us something. But we just walked in," said one. And another: "I thought there was going to be more security."

When your security flaw is so glaring that it baffles even the people taking advantage of it, you've got a problem.

Just to make things even better, the migrants are reportedly arriving from worldwide locations, including India, Egypt, and China.

Be nice if someone could go close that gate.

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