At least four families living in front of the border wall, in the Puerto Anapra colony, have deeds or legal documents of sale, but their homes invade the federal area bordering the United States where the urban planning and security operation is carried out, so they will have to be compensated and relocated. Julio de la Cruz, municipal director of Human Settlements, explained that the lands where these families settled were commercialized in pas…
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At least four families living in front of the border wall, in the Puerto Anapra colony, have deeds or legal documents of sale, but their homes invade the federal area bordering the United States where the urban planning and security operation is carried out, so they will have to be compensated and relocated. Julio de la Cruz, municipal director of Human Settlements, explained that the lands where these families settled were commercialized in pas…