Bulldozers have entered Big Bend National Park, marking the start of a federal border security project. The work is taking place near Santa Elena Canyon and involves clearing and road construction. This project is part of a larger nearly $2 billion effort.
Details about the project's specifics and its potential impact on the area are available from news sources. Further information on the project and its progression can be found through local news outlets, including WOAI News 4.
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