humerus, regardless of the level or number of fracture lines, in which no segment is displaced more than 1cm or angulated more than 45Â°. Two-part fractures The two-part fracture includes those proximal humeral fractures with a single displacement at the anatomic neck, surgical neck, lesser tuberosity, or greater tuberosity. The fracture is named by the structure that is displaced (Two-part surgical neck fracture). Three-part fractures The three-part fracture includes all proximal humeral fractures with a displaced surgical neck and either a greater or lesser tuberosity displacement fracture. Four-part fractures Four-part fractures are proximal humeral fractures with three displaced, fractured segments including both tuberosities and typically the surgical neck.
The cost of building and maintaining a double set of steel fences along 700 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border could be five to 25 times greater than congressional leaders forecast last year, or as much as $49 billion over the expected 25-year life span of the fence, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service.
The cost of building and maintaining a border wall is $74 billion, the regulatory cost of mandatory E-Verify is $89 billion, and the RAISE Act would cost $2.3 trillion in net-foregone revenue. Deporting 700,000 DREAMers will diminish future tax revenue by $158 billion, including the cost of $12,500 per deportation. The preferred and more politically realistic policy combination for many immigration restrictionists is to legalize the 700,000 DACA kids in exchange for a border wall, mandatory universal E-Verify for all new hires, and the RAISE Act.