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U.S. Customs and Border Protection builds border barrier in West Texas

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection is bulldozing Big Bend National Park in West Texas to increase immigration surveillance. The project includes 175 miles of "primary border barrier," which consists of roads, artificial lighting, and utility shelters. This construction is occurring as Donald Trump dismisses climate laws and environmental regulations.

From paisano-online.com

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The construction of the border barrier represents a major infrastructure project that will materially change land use in West Texas. This action is coupled with Donald Trump's dismissal of Environmental Protection Agency regulations, which reduces the agency's regulatory standing.

Donald Trump's administration is redirecting Environmental Protection Agency funds, and criticism of clean energy hinders project development.

From paisano-online.com

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    Congress might face increased requirements for legislative funding and oversight for the massive infrastructure project.

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