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Arnoldo Faria, retired schoolteacher living outside of Brownsville, Texas.

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Arnoldo Faria, retired schoolteacher living outside of Brownsville, Texas.

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This man says that "Politicians have misinterpreted what it's like along the US-Mexico border.

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Border floods create large piles of debris and millions of dollars in damage

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Border floods create large piles of debris and millions of dollars in damage

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Many instances of monsoon rains damaging areas around the border wall have been occurring over the past few years. One instance was in 2006 when a monsoon flood in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico costed the city around $200 million in damages. Border Patrol has starts to install tunnels so the flood rains can be

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This kiskadee is a low flying bird that is only found in this region of the country. The wall has effected their migratory patterns because of how low they fly.

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Relationships between residents in "no man's land" and immigrants crossing the border

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Relationships between residents in "no man's land" and immigrants crossing the border

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-Residents aren’t afraid of the migrants, they just stay in their house usually or wave to them on their bikes or in their cars.

-The residents want to preserve the culture of their home for the future of their kids.

-Many residents want to help migrants by putting waters and food outside their homes.
-Homeowners rarely answer their door, because they never know the intentions an immigrant has.

69% of polled Mexicans and 79% of polled Americans said they depend on their neighbor from the other side of the wall for economic survival.

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This woman lives in Texas, but south of the border fence. She leaves water and soda for immigrants, and always reports them to border patrol.

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-Most people living along the wall want it taken down and everyone in the "No man’s land Organization" compensated for the effects the wall has created to their businesses and farms.

-Need to find a way to make this area habitable again, to help the economy and the businesses run again.

-Property is super cheap, mail and trash don't come, so the homeowners have to find ways to cope with that. They burn their trash, and receive no mail.

-The wall barely effects illegal immigration and negatively effects the economy.

-Businesses along the Mexican side of the wall have shown signs of stress because of the wall, making workers want to find work in the US.

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The federal government was buying land along the border to help protect endangered species. The Department of Homeland Security has been fighting against the US Fish and Wildlife Service for this land.

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-Living right on the border is safer than living in the border cities. The immigrants just want to get across and then make it to a city. The crime rate in southern border cities are high.
-Residents living in "no man's land" are confused whether to tell people they live in America or Mexico.
-One man isn’t accepting money for his land because it violates Catholic teachings of protecting migrants and practicing religious freedom.
-Trump supporters along the wall believe the wall is helpful, but should be patrolled better and there shouldn't be gaps in it for entering.
-Most people living here say worrying about the border and immigration crisis is the least of their worries.

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This threatened sabal palm forest seed is gathered from coyote poop and has become threatened by the borderwall.

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Artwork painted on the border wall in Tijuana

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Artwork painted on the border wall in Tijuana

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Endangered species can't migrate like they could before

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Endangered species can't migrate like they could before

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-There have been negative ecological impacts like the migration of some animals, and endangered species.

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https://news.stanford.edu/press-releases/2018/11/15/border-wall-cameefit-u-s-workers/
https://ced.berkeley.edu/events-media/news/five-problems-trumps-wall-wont-solve-according-to-professor-emeritus-michae
https://qz.com/1353798/the-us-mexico-border-walls-dangerous-costly-side-effect-enormous-floods/
http://interactives.dallasnews.com/2016/border-poll/
https://www.texastribune.org/2018/06/30/texas-rio-grande-valley-ranchers-border-immigration/