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Construction on border infrastructure in Big Bend National Park has been paused for at least two weeks as officials weigh local opposition, environmental concerns, and legal challenges. Originally designed with vehicle barriers and patrol roads—not a steel wall—the project faced backlash from landowners, businesses, and law enforcement over damage to historic sites, tourism, and ecosystems. Talks are underway to explore alternatives like blending barriers into the landscape or using existing roads. With lawsuits already filed and federal waivers in play, the future of this remote border security effort remains uncertain.

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