Eight border wall prototypes that were built near the boundary between San Diego, Calif., and Tijuana, Mexico, were destroyed and knocked to the ground Wednesday to make way for a secondary wall in the region.
A massive jackhammer grabbed the tops of each 30-feet-tall barrier and crushed them, knocking the strong barriers over and into the dirt. The whole process took under two hours.
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