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Biden administration to resume border wall construction as crisis worsens

Biden administration to start building Mexico border wall again

Updated: May 13 2021, 0:56 ET THE Biden administration is reportedly looking to restart construction on the southern border wall with Mexico. The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is looking at a 13.4 mile stretch of the wall in the Rio Grande Valley after local residents and politicians have called for a stop to the increased risk of flooding. 5 5 The United States Army Corps of Engineers will work on a 13.4 mile stretch to prevent floodingCredit: AFP 5 This comes as the country faces a huge surge in migrantsCredit: AFP Repairs are supposed to start within the next six weeks, Fox News reports, intended to focus on flooding prevention measures.

97-year-old Laurel man served in 3 wars

1 of 2 He may struggle to remember all the details but Charlie Martin is still very proud of all he accomplished during his time in the United States Army, as he served in three wars and had the opportunity to see the world. | Photo by Emily Adams-Bentley  Charlie Martin, 97, served in three wars during his time in the United States Army. Martin retired in 1968. | Photo by Emily Adams-Bentley  97-year-old Laurel man served in 3 wars By Emily Adams-Bentley Staff Writer May 13, 2021 1 of 2 He may struggle to remember all the details but Charlie Martin is still very proud of all he accomplished during his time in the United States Army, as he served in three wars and had the opportunity to see the world. | Photo by Emily Adams-Bentley 

Biden Admin Resumes Border Wall Levee Construction as Crisis Worsens

© press Joe Biden s crisis at the border is continuing to spiral out of control Joe Biden s administration is resuming the construction of the southern border wall levee as the immigration crisis continues to spiral out of control, according to reports. The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is restarting construction on a 13.4 mile stretch of the levee in the Rio Grande Valley. The decision reportedly follows pressure to stop the incessant migrant crossing surge from local residents and politicians. Priority repairs to prevent flooding are set to begin in six weeks. The establishment of a concrete levee wall fit with safety barriers will then follow in six to nine months.

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