Americanii au început construcția zidului de la graniţa cu Mexic în regiunea Big Bend din Texas, deşi mai mulţi localnici au protestat

The Trump administration has begun construction of a border wall segment in the Big Bend region of Texas, marking a significant step in its $46 billion border security plan. This project faces strong opposition from landowners, environmental groups, and local businesses who argue that the area is not a major crossing point for illegal immigrants. Despite the installation of wall panels, activists vow to continue their fight against the infrastructure projects in the region. The Customs and Border Protection agency has doubled its construction pace, now averaging 19 kilometers of barriers per week along the U.S.-Mexico border. Legal actions have been initiated by local stakeholders to block the administration's plans, highlighting ongoing tensions over land rights and environmental concerns.