Autorităţile americane reiau construcţia zidului de 100 de kilometri la graniţa dintre Arizona şi Mexic

The U.S. plans to build a 100-kilometer border wall in Arizona despite opposition from the Tohono O’odham tribe, citing concerns over sacred land. A federal judge dismissed the tribe's request to halt construction, stating they did not prove it would harm their reservation. Democratic lawmakers urged the federal government to consult with the tribe before proceeding, expressing worries about the impact on cultural resources and ancestral lands.