Sacred Lands at Risk as Border Wall Expands, Indigenous Leaders Say
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Indigenous leaders along the U.S.–Mexico border say rapid border-wall construction—made faster by DHS waivers—desecrates sacred sites such as Kuuchamaa Mountain and the Las Playas Intaglio geoglyph, prompting threats of legal action; CBP maintains efforts to minimize impact while continuing hundreds of miles of wall and surveillance projects.
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