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Construction of a border wall in Arizona has commenced, despite opposition from the Tohono O'odham Nation, which argues that it will damage sacred land. A federal judge has sided with the government, stating that the wall will be built on federally owned land, while the tribe is exploring further legal actions against the project.
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Construction of a border wall in Arizona has commenced, despite opposition from the Tohono O'odham Nation, which argues that it will damage sacred land. A federal judge has sided with the government, stating that the wall will be built on federally owned land, while the tribe is exploring further legal actions against the project.
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