“According to a U.S. official familiar with the [La Parida] project, work crews discovered that the land was too saturated. The planned metal bollards installed on top of concrete panels would have been unstable because of the water levels in the soil.”
NOTE: La Parida is west of us on the banks of the river, in our 2,000 acre section of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Wildlife Conservation Corridor. From the article: "Even on...https://fox6now.com/2019/12/21/us-heads-to-court-in-effort-to-seize-private-land-for-texas-border-wall/ …
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That is q great question with many potential answers/outcomes.
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Eminent Domain.
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