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Border Construction Begins in Big Bend National Park

Border Construction Begins in Big Bend National Park

Bulldozing for border barriers has started in Big Bend National Park, drawing criticism from Texans and Senator Cornyn.

Construction has commenced within Big Bend National Park in West Texas, initiating bulldozing activities for border barrier development. This action is part of the administration's ongoing efforts to secure the nation's southern border.

The move to build within the national park, a historic site, has drawn criticism from various groups. Bipartisan Texans have voiced opposition, with some describing the work as a rapid road-building effort. Senator John Cornyn has also expressed concerns regarding President Trump's decision to proceed with border wall construction in the park.

The project involves significant ground preparation within the protected area. This is a developing story and will be updated as details emerge.

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