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  1. In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.
  2. In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.
  3. In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.
  4. In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.

In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated May 26
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In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.

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  1. In Big Bend, the local economy benefits from tourism while the federal government plans a border barrier project.Sub-event
  2. Federal government uses eminent domain in Big Bend, threatening local tourism economy.1 source
  3. Eminent domain proceedings began in Big Bend, involving deep family history ties to the region.1 source
  4. Federal plans for a border barrier are underway in Big Bend, alongside local tourism and farming.1 source

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