Additional 500 miles of water barriers to be installed on Rio Grande

County judges react to new buoys after Noem’s Valley visit

BROWNSVILLE, Texas (ValleyCentral) — On Thursday, elected officials from Hidalgo and Cameron counties reacted to new border buoys going into the Rio Grande. This comes after Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced on Wednesday that 500 miles of new cylindrical buoys are already being installed in the river to deter illegal immigration from [...]

DHS: More Buoy Barriers for Texas-Mexico Border

Secretary Kristi Noem oversaw the initial deployment of additional marine barriers in the Rio Grande. The post DHS: More Buoy Barriers for Texas-Mexico Border appeared first on Texas Scorecard.

Additional 500 miles of water barriers to be installed on Rio Grande

The Department of Homeland Security secretary has touted the devices as safe deterrents to migrant crossings.

River wall: Feds deploying 500-miles of water barriers near Brownsville

The Border Chronicle Weekly Roundup: January 9

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