Trump administration installing 900-mile wall of buoys in Rio Grande
Immigration,Border Wall,Water And Oceans,US-Mexico Border,Immigration Reform
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The Trump administration will soon install 900 miles of buoy barrier at the United States-Mexico border, marking the first time the U.S. government has used a water-based defense system to stop illegal immigration, the Border Patrol's national chief told the Washington Examiner.
Construction teams will start dropping the red-orange floating devices in the Rio Grande along Texas' southern border in early 2026, Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks said...
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