Construction crews will soon begin installing a 30-foot border wall, paved roads, vehicle barriers, and technology in and around the Big Bend National Park as the Trump administration expands upon the 450 miles of wall installed at the U.S.-Mexico border during his first term.
For the Trump administration, the scene is one to be celebrated, but for many people in the region, it triggers fears of losing the natural landscape and confusion, given the changes the government has made to its border wall plans there over the past six months.
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