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Construction crews in New Mexico have been ordered to cease drilling new wells for the border wall project after ranchers expressed concerns about groundwater depletion affecting livestock. This project is part of a broader initiative to build barriers across four states, funded by over $46 billion in federal resources.
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Construction crews in New Mexico have been ordered to cease drilling new wells for the border wall project after ranchers expressed concerns about groundwater depletion affecting livestock. This project is part of a broader initiative to build barriers across four states, funded by over $46 billion in federal resources.
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