US EditionDHS' Kristi Noem says Trump admin will resume construction of 7 miles of southern border wall
- U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced the start of a seven-mile segment of border wall construction in Arizona, stating, "We're going to continue to make America safe again."
- Customs and Border Protection reported fewer than 8,500 border crossings in February, the lowest in recorded history, with a 94% drop compared to last year.
- Noem attributed the decrease in crossings to enhanced enforcement and the construction of the border wall.
- The $70 million contract for the wall extension was awarded to Granite Construction Co. To enhance border security in high-traffic areas for unauthorized crossings and smuggling activities.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced the construction of seven new miles of border wall in Arizona, reaffirming the ongoing commitment to border security under the Trump administration.
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