Bulldozers have started operating at the entrance of Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park as part of the Trump administration's border wall expansion project. This project is part of a multibillion-dollar initiative along the US-Mexico border. Activists have captured footage of the machinery at work, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding the new border security infrastructure in the Big Bend region of southwest Texas, which encompasses the state's largest national park.
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Bulldozers Begin Work in Big Bend National Park for Border Wall Expansion
Construction has commenced in Big Bend National Park, specifically at Santa Elena Canyon, as part of the Trump administration's border wall expansion. Activists have documented the use of heavy machinery in the area, raising concerns about the impact on the national park.
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Original Headline
‘Devastating’: bulldozers plough through Big Bend national park as Trump’s border work pushes ahead
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Bulldozers Begin Work in Big Bend National Park for Border Wall Expansion