In Big Bend National Park, machinery is now being used to prepare the land. This work is part of a project focused on security at the border.
Details about the project are available from the source. The effort involves creating roads and implementing technology to detect activity.
Heavy machinery is currently clearing the area, which is a key step in the process. Further information can be found through the original report from FOX 26 Houston.
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