Weeks ago, Senator Cornyn sent DHS a letter raising stakeholder concerns about border barriers in Big Bend. The concerns remain: irreversible damage to wildlife, water, and sacred lands. Pressure works. Keep it on. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/kHmnoVcUhv
Weeks ago, construction began on the border wall through Big Bend. The damage to wildlife corridors and sacred lands is now underway. Your calls matter. Keep the pressure on. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/YOpvRbWr8c
Weeks ago, The Texas Tribune laid out what's at stake: 116 miles of Big Bend's terrain, 28 federal laws waived, irreversible damage to wildlife corridors and dark skies. Your public lands. The record is public. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/CTrGWodnd1
Weeks ago, CBP halted all construction activity at Big Bend National Park. The pause offers a critical window to examine whether this project serves the public interest or wastes taxpayer dollars on terrain that already is the barrier. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/9fCzLc2IGH
CBP is moving forward with wall construction near Big Bend. The terrain already blocks 74% fewer crossings than a decade ago. Your tax dollars fund irreversible damage to wildlife corridors and sacred lands. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/Uexf8TXEL2
Weeks ago, Big Bend landowners sued DHS over fast-track border wall authority. The lawsuit challenges whether the government can waive environmental and historic preservation laws without public input. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/By2VyDNEFq
Weeks ago, bulldozers began clearing land in Big Bend National Park. The damage to wildlife corridors and desert terrain is irreversible. This is what 28 waived environmental laws allows. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/2vKppI37Wy
On Saturday, journalists and an activist were detained for hours near the wall construction site by a man claiming to work for the contractor. Access to public lands should never be restricted this way. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/E6EWPBXC9Y
Local businesses know Big Bend's economy depends on intact parks and open land. Their pressure matters. Federal decisions on this wall affect real livelihoods—and your tax dollars. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/TBlfR45sZe
Weeks ago, Texas Governor Abbott stated no border wall would be built in Big Bend National Park. Yet the federal government continues contract work in the region. Words and actions remain misaligned. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/b8ZiGLxAyy
Weeks ago, a federal hearing examined the border wall project through Big Bend National Park. The decision will shape whether 116 miles of protected land face irreversible damage. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/gzzSmlqdWi
DHS continues construction through Big Bend despite 28 waived environmental laws and a 30-year contractor record of failures. Your tax dollars. Irreversible damage to canyons, wildlife corridors, and dark skies. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/6MsIIo6F3s
Construction has begun on the Big Bend wall. 116 miles through national park and state land. 28 federal laws waived. Zero environmental review. Your tax dollars funding a contractor with 30 years of documented failures. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/paBEcJ0aSH
Weeks ago, the Trump administration paused Big Bend wall construction. Texas leaders are waiting to hear what comes next. Your calls demanding protection of public lands matter. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/YG3tSn7i1L
Weeks ago, the federal government extended its pause on wall construction in Big Bend National Park. The reprieve holds—for now. Keep the pressure on. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/HtpFmR7qMW
West Texans have fought this wall for years. Now their pressure is forcing accountability. DHS must answer for waiving 28 laws and handing $609M to a contractor with a 30-year fraud record. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/VMZYrJMNgX
Landowners are suing DHS and CBP over expedited barrier construction in Big Bend. The legal challenge underscores the rush to build without proper oversight or community input. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/rnJ0Tk3ZqG
Ranchers suing to stop the wall cite a critical threat: water access. The Rio Grande is life and livelihood. A 30-foot barrier would sever water rights and damage irreplaceable riparian ecosystems. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/orMTXPTuyJ
230 Big Bend landowners filed suit Monday in DC District Court against plans to seize their property for border barriers. This is the sixth legal challenge to the wall project. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/DVPI6p6fMo
Weeks ago, CBP paused Big Bend construction following lawsuits. The legal challenges remain unresolved. Your pressure, your calls—they're working. Keep it up. #NoBigBendWall https://t.co/wbn3e3J2Px