In other border wall news, the last panel was put in place this week in the Calexico, CA replacement project, where rusty old scrap metal fence (which I personally would be game to try hopping over if I wanted) was replaced with towering thirty foot bollards (which I personally would never attempt).
The twenty miles West of El Paso (Santa Teresa) is also reportedly wrapping up setting their bollard panels into the concrete footings, and is focusing on finishing the road and cleaning up - preparing for inspection and handover.
Here are the new segments around Brownsville, Texas (in yellow), revealed in the latest waiver:
The Texas Tribune reports:
One of the gaps the U.S. Border Patrol will close is in the Texas Nature Conservancy’s Southmost Preserve... Spokeswoman Vanessa Martin said the conservancy received a letter on Tuesday regarding the project... Martin said the conservancy has been told the project will be complete in the spring of 2019. A U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman said the agency could not share a timeline “at this point.”
Oh Noes! Yellow Belly Mudd Dobbers will be in peril!
and 99% of Tx is Private land.
Keep Out
They should use the same rules the Chinese used building the Great Wall. Shut up and stack those bricks.
Yeah, like all the endangered species that just happen to live along the path.
Speaking of which, does anyone have a link to the video of the Mexican who DID jump down a new 30 foot tall section?
Broke both legs.
...but, we are trying to keep out a biological infestation that threatens the native mammals.
Wouldn't a wall simply add to that diversity?
And nothing will go extinct or have to struggle for survival....will help prove the current laws are way overboard.