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The Rio Grande Was Once an Inviting River. It’s Now a Militarized Border.

Since Trump returned to office, dozens of environmental, wildlife and public access rules have been waived to make way for the border wall.

Capital & Main

The Lawless Border Wall

The application of waivers and the interpretation of their scope has repeatedly expanded, such that border walls are now privileged over all potential legal constraints short of the U.S. Constitution.

Texas Observer

Biden's movable wall is criticized by environmentalists and those who want more border security

The Biden administration’s plan to build new barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border in South Texas calls for a “movable” design that frustrates both environmentalists and advocates of stronger border enforcement

The Independent UK

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Biden Quietly Gave Border Wall Contract to Company Used by Trump, Abbott

“Clearly DHS, under the Biden administration, has no more respect for border residents than it did under the Trump administration.”

Texas Observer

Former Alloa Athletic kid nets on long-awaited debut but Wishaw boss left frustrated by Glasgow Perthshire result

David Dunn rues individual errors once again, but Reis Webster goal provides a positive for the Beltane Park gaffer

Daily Record

Raging Wishaw boss blasts ref over controversial Maybole penalty clincher

David Dunn is seething over a bogus penalty award which also led to them going down to 10 men

Daily Record

Musicians join forces with South Ayrshire school pupils to record new song

The children are delighted to be fully-fledged recording artists.

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Clothes, shoes, passports: migrants forced to dump possessions at US-Mexico wall

Personal belongings left behind, including files and passports that could prove crucial in processing claims

The Guardian - US

When dentist Harry Akers took on the Joh Bjelke-Petersen Queensland government and its anti-protest agenda

At 2:45am on April Fool's Day, 1978, Harry Akers marched 100 metres down a dark, empty street in Bundaberg, accompanied by his dog, Jaffa, and wielding a placard saying: "The majority is not omnipotent. The majority can be wrong. The majority is capable of tyranny."

ABC News

Talented school pupils hit the right note by recording own music track

The kids at Crosshill Primary have written and recorded their own song.

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