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Supreme Court allows Trump border wall at Big Bend National Park in Texas

The Straits TimesBy The Straits Times

11/9/2026, 7:53:56 PM

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Nov 9 - The US Supreme Court gave President Donald Trump's administration the green light on Monday to proceed with the construction of barriers along the US-Mexico border in a remote region in West Texas that includes Big Bend National Park, fast-tracking one of his longstanding priorities.

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Supreme Court allows Trump border wall at Big Bend National Park in Texas.

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