Zeldin to visit border where 'disgusting Mexican sewage' is harming US environment
Zeldin will assess the toxic waste and sewage runoff from the Tijuana River, which has resulted in beach closures in San ...
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Border Report: US Rejects Mexico’s Emergency Water Request
Critical supply: Under the water treaty, the United States delivers 1.5 million acre-feet of water to Mexico annually near ...
EPA Chief Lee Zeldin to visit US-Mexico border, examine Tijuana sewage crisis
EPA Chief Lee Zeldin announced in a post on “X” plans to visit the US-Mexico border in the coming weeks. He wants to see the ...
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Marines install razor wire at border park, further restricting access
It’s just sending that message of division and separation,” said Watman. “We strongly believe this can’t last, it’s based on ...
Trump EPA chief to 'confront crisis' of Mexican sewage polluting San Diego area beaches
Trump EPA chief Lee Zeldin plans to visit the San Diego-Mexico border "in the near future" to assess the escalating toxic ...
Falls from California-Mexico border wall drop sharply with change in military presence
The number of people seriously hurt falling off the U.S.-Mexico border wall in County has dropped sharply since the Trump ...
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Water Security at the US-Mexico Border | Part 1: Background
The Colorado River and Rio Grande — two significant transboundary rivers at the US-Mexico border — are experiencing historic ...
On Mexico-US border, Trump's 'Liberation Day' brings fears for future
As dawn broke over the Mexican-US border on US President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day," Raul Hernandez steered his ...
Migrant arrests at US-Mexico border in March lowest ever recorded
The number of migrants caught illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in March fell to the lowest level ever recorded, ...
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Illegal border crossings hit stunning new low in March, down 94% in a year because migrants are ‘scared there are consequences now’
How low can the border crossings go? Illegal crossings at the US-Mexico border fell yet again in March, hitting another record — with border agents barely seeing 7,000 migrants enter illegally.