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The physical barrier constructed along the U.S.-Mexico border, often referred to as the “Trump Wall,” more closely resembles a series of pillars than a continuous wall, according to observations made on-site.
This assessment comes from firsthand accounts of the structure’s actual construction. The barrier, a key promise of the former administration, has been a subject of ongoing debate and scrutiny. The development underscores the complexities of border security and infrastructure projects.
Reports indicate the structure consists of spaced-out pillars rather than a solid, unbroken wall. This design choice has prompted discussion about the effectiveness of the barrier in deterring cross-border activity.
