Turkey to build a wall at border to stop the flow of foreign fighters

I wonder if Turkey will also build a wall along its eastern border to keep pro-"Kurdistan" supporters from entering its eastern provinces to stir up support for ethnic Kurds (& others who may also wish to be independent of Ankara's rule) to secede from the rest of Turkey.

For years Turkey (as well as NW Iraq, northern Syria, and even parts of NW Iran) has been beset with ethnic Kurds who want to have their own "-stan" ruled by their own people.

Saddam Hussein gassed thousands of Kurds during his reign of terror to try to prevent ethnic Kurds from seceding from Iraq. Many of these Kurds are Christians (albeit more aligned with a form of Eastern/Greek/Russian "Orthodox" religion), and probably have been targeted by ISIS militants who could care less what kind of "Christianity" they may be, i.e., "If they ain't followers of their kind of Allah, then 'Allah wills it' that they be slaughtered!"

I guess only time will tell if there ever will be a free and independent "Kurdistan."

If there ever will be one, then the question arises if the US will recognize "Kurdistan" as an independent, sovereign nation?

Few people thought that the Balkan nations would break up to form some half dozen or so independent nations as quick as they did when the old Yugoslavia fell apart, but that's what happened.

It'll be interesting to see if there will ever be a free, independent, sovereign "Kurdistan" in the near future, and, if it does occur, how will the US deal with it.