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Supreme Court Lets Texas Border Wall Construction Resume in Big Bend Region

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The Supreme Court has cleared the way for construction of border barriers in Texas's Big Bend region to continue. The ruling permits the Trump administration to restart work while a legal challenge to the project proceeds. Environmental groups and local stakeholders have raised concerns about the barrier's effects on the area's landscape and ecology. The underlying dispute over the federal government's power to issue waivers under environmental laws has not yet been resolved.

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