Wednesday, 04 Jun 2025

Arizona to remove wall of shipping containers on Mexico border

Arizona to remove wall of shipping containers on Mexico border

Arizona to remove wall of shipping containers on Mexico border
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According to an agreement reached late Wednesday between federal and state authorities, Arizona will dismantle the wall, along with all related equipment by the beginning of next year.

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