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Border Wall Dispute Intensifies as Donald Trump Administration Pressures Texas Homeowner Over Land Seizure
At least 60 Texas homeowners received offers or faced eminent domain as part of a border barrier plan including walls, water barriers, patrol roads, and surveillance technology.
- Trump plans to build a 'smart wall' on parts of the US-Mexico border that remain unfenced, seizing private property through eminent domain if necessary.
- Activist Edgar Villasenor said the wall construction amounts to 'a massive land grab' along the Rio Grande, with landowners being pressured to sell their property.
- The Trump administration claims the wall has made the border 'the most secure in American history', but critics argue it has devastated local businesses and communities.
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