@pbsnews: U.S. Supreme Court justices are allowing the Trump administration to continue building a section of border wall in a remote part of Texas that includes Big Bend National Park. The plan involves barriers and surveillance equipment along a 500-mile stretch of the U.S. border with Mexico. Environmental groups and locals had challenged the construction, saying it would damage the natural area and historic sites. But the high court decided to lift a halt on the work placed by a federal judge as a lower court battle plays out. #pbs #pbsnews #news #supremecourt #justices #mexico #usa #border #borderwall #texas #bigbend #bigbendnationalpark
This is the equivalent of you coming in sixth place and getting a trophy. It’s like no you’re losing do better boost yourself up. Figure it out go about the right way to get to first place. Cutting the line gets you nowhere
2026-11-10 15:44:49
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Stacey :
We will never recover from the damage this man has done to our country. There will be scars on our land, scars on the American people. I hate him so much.
2026-11-10 15:20:13
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Zimuzor24 :
The construction is part of a broader push along a 500-mile stretch of the U.S.–Mexico border in the Big Bend sector, involving vehicle barriers, surveillance tech, and roads. DHS leadership (initially Kristi Noem and later Markwayne Mullin) bypassed over two dozen federal laws—including the Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act—using emergency waivers for the region. Following the high court's decision, the Trump administration announced it had made "meaningful adjustments" to its plans inside Big Bend National Park, though full specifics were not immediately detailed. Department of Homeland Security General Counsel James Percival and the Justice Department hailed the decision as a major victory for national security and border enforcement. Groups like the Center for Biological Diversity, along with local landowners and river guides who brought the lawsuit, criticized the ruling for allowing irreversible damage to a remote wilderness ecosystem and historic sites before the underlying legal challenges are fully resolved.
2026-11-10 15:22:44
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Jdubya :
Horrible
2026-11-10 17:13:16
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🧍🏽♂️ :
Wasting more money go figure I wonder how much debt we’ll accumulate from this
2026-11-10 16:05:48
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Josh :
I’m off four people coming in here and having a new life and doing the American dream but I don’t think it’s right that you are cutting the line social programs should be in place to help everybody else once they do it the right way I used to be on the other side of this, but we have taxpayers are quite literally bleeding out
2026-11-10 15:45:15
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Be3r :
😁😁😁
2026-11-10 15:50:14
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