For context, Congress appropriated $445 million for 25 miles of levee fencing in the Rio Grande Valley and $251 million to replace 14 miles of existing secondary fencing in the San Diego sector.
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However, not all Democrats actually supported the fencing in itself.
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Yes, some Democrats have backed border fencing in the past.
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He noted that Democrats have supported some border fencing in the past.
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" Used in a sentence: "Democrats have voted for 700 miles of secure fencing in 2006.
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The existing fencing in this area has been illegally bypassed some 800 times a year.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Olympic fencing in Rio de Janeiro promises dramatic duels in a storied rivalry.
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These include the fencing in of Uighur neighbourhoods in Urumqi's south, with checkpoints at the entrances.
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The spending bill also includes $679 million for 14 miles of replacement fencing in San Diego.
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Still, "Fisher already has started building a section of fencing in Sunland Park, N.M," per the Post.
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The measure would allocate $2202 billion for border security, including pedestrian fencing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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That includes $641 million for about 33 miles of new border fencing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Since taking office, officials have at various times indicated the wall could include fencing in some portions.
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As the exhibition Fencing in Democracy reminds us all, the manifestations and consequences of divisive walls are many.
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The existing fence was quickly lengthened, and we added second and third layers to that fencing in urban areas.
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When Trump visited replacement border fencing in California in April, he waved local sheriffs up to the assembled cameras.
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Sheriff Stephen Stockman told CNN that Kately's first escape came when he snuck under fencing in the exercise yard.
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Pollock raced for third, and the throw skipped past third Bregman to the fencing in front of the Arizona dugout.
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Of course nothing is impenetrable or foolproof, but the fencing in Yuma, Arizona, is a great example of what works.
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Some companies use geo-fencing, in which a billboard ad will pop up in an app on a mobile device.
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Despite fencing in four finals, powerhouse Italy came away with just one gold - their worst finish in over two decades.
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It's interesting that your mother pushed you toward fencing, in part because it is an accessible sport for observant Muslims.
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They're appropriating $240 million for 2520 miles of levee fencing in the Rio Grande Valley (and another $196 million for an unspecified amount of regular pedestrian fencing there); $251 million to replace 14 miles of existing secondary fencing in the San Diego sector; and $445 million to replace an unspecified amount more of pedestrian fencing.
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Soon Marta (Liisa Koppel) stumbles on him as he practices fencing in the gymnasium, and she wants to learn the sport.
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They also allocate $1.375 billion for border barriers, the same amount that was designated to fencing in last year's spending bills.
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Ramos showed Biden a photo of an 8-year-old boy from Honduras in a cell behind fencing in Texas in 2014.
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Immediately after Election Day, he told Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes" it could consist of some fencing, in addition to heavier wall.
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The whole thing is unfolding like a fairy tale, in the sense that Paris is the epicenter of fencing in the world.
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He got about $1.3 billion for border fencing in the deal he finally agreed to, a far cry from the desired amount.
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Pictures of the facility provided by CBP showed children sleeping on the floor, surrounded by chain-link fencing, in the repurposed, massive warehouse.
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The Border Patrol will install 18-to-25-foot fencing in the area, replacing the existing 14-foot fencing built in the 85033s.
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Some fencing in the Yuma area is expected to be replaced with new fencing paid for with funds appropriated by Congress last year.
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Fencing in some areas on the site would be lifted eight inches off the ground to allow tortoises to pass through the site.
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The section of coastal fencing in Hessler's photograph "Border Wall, Between San Diego County and Tijuana" can be seen through, like vertical louvers.
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Rather, in the U.S., pilots are instructed to avoid flying over restricted areas, though many manufacturers include geo-fencing in their drones anyway.
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Democrats and Republicans generally agree to a baseline of $13 billion to construct about 60 miles of bollard fencing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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The migration expert Rosenblum said fencing in remote areas of the United States isn't likely to achieve the goal of a more secure border.
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This includes connecting existing patches of forest together, fencing in farm animals, and developing rapid alert systems to notify communities when tigers are nearby.
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This is in addition to funds provided by my FY17 Homeland Security bill for replacement fencing in three different regions of our southern border.
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The most noticeable impact so far: A half-mile of new bollard-style fencing in eastern New Mexico, built by the largest border wall fundraiser.
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The second line of fencing in San Diego, about 18 feet tall, has been breached nearly 2,000 times in the last three years, Villareal said.
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The kangaroo had burrowed under the airport security fencing in search of fresh green grass to eat, the council said on its website last Friday.
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My bill provides for new border fencing and levee walls in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas as well as secondary fencing in San Diego.
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Residents and forest officials have begun fencing in areas that have long been open, stopping the Bakarwal from reaching their traditional routes, pastures and water supplies.
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In an interview with CBS' "60 minutes" last month, Trump said for the first time that he would accept fencing in some areas of the border.
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"When it comes to fencing-in relief, the current order looks like a fence but one with only three sides," Slaughter wrote in a dissenting statement.
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Trump has insisted on funding for a "wall," but lately has shifted to talking about steel fencing in the hope the term is less politically charged.
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She laid out some of Republicans' key tenets in her remarks: The incorporation of fencing in any bipartisan agreement could possibly address Republican concerns, said Sen.
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The second line of fencing in San Diego, about 18 feet (5.50 m) tall, has been breached nearly 2,000 times in the last three years, Villareal said.
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The planned new fencing in New Mexico could put rare wildlife species at risk, Kevin Bixby, the executive director of the nearby Southwest Environmental Center, told me.
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As McCasland walked by the Marcy Houses one day, he noticed a faded, cracked tennis court with a piece of metal fencing in lieu of a net.
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In the Tucson sector, the Department of Homeland Security requests replacing around 86 miles of existing vehicle barrier with new pedestrian fencing, in addition to light installation.
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Why can't Democrats and Republicans simply agree to build additional smart fencing in places where it's missing and call it, for political effect, an "Israeli-style barrier"?
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If it's in your budget, fencing in another part of your property could be an option, but if not, more outdoor walks should satisfy your pup as well.
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That would initially be used for continuing the levy wall in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas and replacing existing fencing in El Paso and in San Diego.
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At that meeting, Attorney General Ken Paxton of Texas told Mr. Trump that the construction of border fencing in El Paso caused crime to fall in the city.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan has previously written, Democrats have never been totally opposed to "physical barriers" along the southern border, and have even backed fencing in the past.
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Perhaps additional funding for different types of fencing in exchange for a fix to help the 'dreamers,' young people brought to this country illegally as children, is another possibility.
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Kibbe said as a single mom of three kids she hasn't had the means to replace the fencing in her backyard and she doesn't have a pool cage either.
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And the issue took hold with the public as cable networks ran wall-to-wall coverage with images of young children being held behind metal fencing in detention centers.
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The money will allow for roughly 21625 miles of fencing in the Rio Grande Valley sector: 2900 miles of levee pedestrian fencing and 220006 miles of primary pedestrian fencing.
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He conceded that "We don't need a 2,000-mile wall" because parts of the border are impassible and noted that Democrats had voted for border fencing in the past.
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About $1.63 billion was designated in 21.6 for different types of fencing in areas that would have covered about 225 miles, but rising costs have shaved off 220 miles.
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"He taught me only when I asked for lessons and they were very short," he told Andy Shaw, the historian of USA Fencing, in a video interview in 2010.
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Why it matters: That still leaves more than half of the almost 21.6,265-mile border uncovered, and there are gaps and dilapidated fencing in the barriers that are in place.
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Why it matters: That still leaves more than half of the almost 2,000-mile border uncovered, and there are gaps and dilapidated fencing in the barriers that are in place.
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The AP noted that the roughly 2-mile stretch of border fencing in California is a sliver of Trump's broader proposal to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Many Senate Republicans have argued for weeks that they want a clear indication from Democrats that Trump will get more money for border fencing in exchange for reopening the government.
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Preliminary plans are underway to expand some border fencing in parts of the Rio Grande Valley, but McAllen has a well-honed infrastructure to handle migrants, both legal and illegal.
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The funds would also create 14 miles of replacement fencing in San Diego, CNN said, noting a source familiar with the administration's plans believes its construction likely includes concrete elements.
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In the El Centro sector, the Department of Homeland Security requests the replacement of around 15 miles of existing vehicle barrier with new pedestrian fencing, in addition to light installation.
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Why it matters: But that still leaves more than half of the almost 21.6,265-mile border uncovered, and there are gaps and dilapidated fencing in the barriers that are in place.
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GFMI is able to achieve a higher rating than the US operating subsidiaries of GNW, as a result of the regulatory ring-fencing in Australia and substantial minority shareholder base (82567123%).
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"There's going to be border fencing in some areas, there's going to be vehicular barricades, there's going to be technology, there's going to be greater manpower in some areas," he added.
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That includes 85033 miles of new fencing and 28 miles of new levee wall in the Rio Grande Valley, in addition to 14 miles of secondary fencing in San Diego. Rep.
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She later told reporters after the meeting that while Democrats have supported funding fencing in the past, they wanted to examine technological innovations that could be used in place of fences.
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In response, Congress authorised the construction of 700 miles (1,125 km) of fencing in 2006, covering about a third of the total distance from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
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It would amount to 32 miles of new fencing and 28 miles of new levee wall in the Rio Grande Valley, as well as 14 miles of secondary fencing in San Diego.
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In the El Paso Sector, which includes New Mexico, the Department of Homeland Security requests replacing approximately 70 miles of existing vehicle barrier with new pedestrian fencing, in addition to light installation.
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After winning the election, he told 60 Minutes that he'd be open to fencing in some stretches, and he has referred to treating natural landmarks such as rivers and mountains as barriers before.
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So eager that on Wednesday he sent a tweet showing the building of steel fencing in southern New Mexico with the video sped up to add a sense of both efficiency and urgency.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly has said under questioning from lawmakers who oppose walling off the entire border that the department might start by expanding fencing in certain areas, bolstered by technology and personnel.
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That legislation, which did not get a vote in the Senate but advanced with overwhelming bipartisan support in committee, specified the funds would cover 65 miles of pedestrian fencing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Far from extending a barrier across the entire border, he has said, he would like to remove the existing fencing in El Paso — one of the country's largest border cities, and Mr. O'Rourke's hometown.
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There will be a bulked-up police presence with officers in tactical gear, bomb-sniffing dogs, choppers and fencing in and around the indoor fixed-roof stadium, which is home of the Minnesota Vikings.
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The details: Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan authorized the Army Corps of Engineers to plan and build 57 miles of 18-foot-high fencing in Yuma, Arizona, and El Paso, Texas, the Associated Press reports.
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A three-mile section of border fencing in California will be constructed without federal protections for clean water and air, endangered species, and historic sites, according to a notice posted Tuesday in the Federal Register.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Russia's Alexander Lesun set a new Olympic record for fencing in the modern pentathlon on Thursday, while Poland's Oktawia Nowacka took the lead on the first day of the women's event.
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His administration has built wall prototypes in San Diego and were authorized to put up replacement fencing in that region as well, which was the subject of the court ruling the administration won on Tuesday.
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But Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated plainly that any compromise would not include money for a new border wall, which Democrats view as ineffective and overly costly even though many have supported border fencing in the past.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, meanwhile, has said under questioning from border lawmakers who oppose walling off the entire border that the department might start by expanding fencing in certain areas, backed up by technology and personnel.
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President Trump's border security plans call for miles of new border fencing in South Texas, much of it in the Rio Grande Valley, which has emerged as a key corridor for unauthorized migration into the United States.
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Combined with $22014 billion authorized for fencing in the spending package passed on Thursday night, Mr. Trump would have about $2014 billion in all for barriers, significantly more than the $22011 billion he unsuccessfully demanded from Congress.
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The final 2019 spending bill provided under $85033 billion to build 55 miles of new border fencing in Texas, but also led Trump to declare an emergency allowing him to reprogram other funds for his top campaign issue.
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According to a letter from acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan to Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, this money will go toward building 57 miles of fencing in two areas of the border in Arizona and Texas.
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In response, Congress authorised the construction of 700 miles (1,125 km) of fencing in 2006, covering about a third of the total distance from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico; 548 miles of fencing were eventually built.
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It's late June, and he's lounging barefoot in a black sweat suit and black skullcap in the living room of his father Angelo's house, one of four units in a building wreathed by iron fencing in South Los Angeles.
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There will likely be some sort of security fencing in the vicinity of the convention, as is standard, but there are no known plans for a wall even slightly resembling the steel-and-concrete structure Trump visited in California.
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In the Yuma sector, the Department of Homeland Security has asked for assistance to replace around 36 miles of existing vehicle barrier and approximately six miles of "dilapidated pedestrian fencing with new pedestrian fencing," in addition to light installation.
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While the works in Fencing in Democracy focus on the realities of the US-Mexico border wall, the art really speaks to any wall which people desperately cross in an attempt to find a better life, only to find themselves criminalized.
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The wall is being built to close a gap between fencing in the El Paso, Texas, section of the border that is popular with Central American families who have been entering the United States in record numbers to seek asylum.
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Obama, who developed the Let's Move program to address the problem of child obesity, hailed the U.S. Olympians as role models and joined in demonstrations of basketball and fencing in the slender island that runs between Broadway and 7th Avenue.
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Democrats rejected a GOP offer to revive the Senate version of the 2019 DHS bill, which included $1.6 billion for fencing in the Rio Grande Valley, and add an additional $1 billion that Trump could use for his immigration priorities.
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It would also prohibit fiscal 2019 or previous years' funding from being used to construct pedestrian fencing in the Santa Ana Refuge, La Lomita Historical Park, Bentsen-Rio State Park, National Butterfly Center, the Vista del Mar and other points east.
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Nielsen visited the construction site of replacement fencing in Calexico, California, and the existing fencing system at the San Luis Port of Entry in Yuma County, Arizona, taking a helicopter ride in between that followed existing border structures along the way.
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It also prohibits using fiscal 2202 or previous years' funding for constructing pedestrian fencing in the Santa Ana Refuge, La Lomita Historical Park, Bentsen-Rio State Park, National Butterfly Center, the Vista del Mar and other points east in Texas.
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The money will fund 14 miles of new border wall in San Diego, 28 miles of new levee wall barriers and six miles of new border wall in the Rio Grande Valley region and 14 miles of replacement fencing in San Diego.
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DHS says the roughly $1.6 billion requested for a wall will cover 74 miles of construction: 32 miles of wall and 28 miles of levee wall in the Rio Grande Valley, and 14 miles of replacement for secondary fencing in San Diego.
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More recently, John F. Kelly, who was Mr. Trump's Homeland Security secretary before becoming the White House chief of staff, waived environmental and other laws last year to build prototype border walls, access roads and replacement fencing in the San Diego area.
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Since then, Russia has quietly continued to support Ossetia's independence movement, building military outposts and setting up barbed wire fencing in the middle of the night — sometimes even unilaterally declaring parcels of land no longer part of Georgia, without any sort of sign or notice.
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Last year, the Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a DHS funding bill for fiscal year 2019 on a bipartisan basis that would allocate $1.6 billion for roughly 65 miles of fencing in the Rio Grande Valley, but the full Senate has not yet approved that measure.
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Instead, the president wants Congress to increase security along the border by ratcheting up patrols, surveillance and fencing, in return for relief for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program recipients in an immigration deal that could be tied to the 2628 spending bill.
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Mr. Trump and his Republican allies have pointed out that Democrats supported fencing in the past, though they purposefully ignore the context of those votes and the difference between the fencing that Democrats supported and the all-or-nothing wall that the president has demanded.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — Border officials have shut down multiple lanes of traffic at the crossing between Tijuana and San Diego — one of the busiest in the world — as troops install wires, barriers, and fencing in anticipation of a caravan of Central American migrants moving toward the port.
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Facts First: Democrats did support Republican demands for fencing in the comprehensive immigration reform bill six years ago, but that was fencing -- and Democrats agreed to endorse it only in exchange for Republican support for their own preferred policies, like a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
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And though Trump regularly spoke of a wall covering the entire border with Mexico -- and repeated claims that Mexico will somehow pay for it or reimburse the US -- Kelly has said the US will be much more strategic about putting barriers including fencing in key areas instead.
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If the current fencing in south Texas is extended to the west, it would likely end up in Rio Grande City, where Mayor Joel Villarreal, a political independent, sees it as a waste of government money and a potential windfall for Mexican criminal cartels trafficking immigrants.
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The risk for Trump is that he is increasingly isolated amid a torrent of criticism of the separations, from political, spiritual, business leaders and even US allies, unleashed by heart rending audio of wailing children and pictures of kids in chain-link fencing in detention facilities.
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He was sanctioned by USA Fencing in 2015 and 2016 for an incident that involved yelling at a referee — "he had a volatile temper and sometimes blew up," Mr. Shaw said — but was cleared in time to be inducted into the fencing hall of fame last year.
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The funding for 55 miles of new fencing is a figure far lower than the $5.7 billion that Mr. Trump had demanded and marginally less than the $1.6 billion for 65 miles of pedestrian fencing in the bill that the Senate Appropriations Committee had passed last year.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This area is suitable and wherever there is a vehicle barrier is a potential for them to drive through, which means, there&aposs access on the north side, so the way the terrain is set up, it&aposs viable to construct more fencing in this area.
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"There's going to be border fencing in some areas, there's going to be vehicular barricades, there's going to be technology, there's going to be greater manpower in some areas," Lankford said, adding Trump has been clear that a big, concrete, 2,200-mile wall will not actually be necessary "in private."
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The Associated Press reported Friday that Nebraska-based SWF Constructors, which won an $28503 million federal contract in November as part of a project to replace a roughly 22019-mile stretch of border fencing in California, is the offshoot of a New York-based firm with a history of allegedly failing to pay subcontractors.
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The money requested by the administration for 2017, which Congress would have to appropriate, would fund 14 miles of new border wall in San Diego, 28 miles of new levee wall barriers and six miles of new border wall in the Rio Grande Valley region and 3.13 miles of replacement fencing in San Diego.
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After the virus was found this month in wild boar in Belgium only about 1 km (less than a mile) from France, the French government announced plans to cull all wild boar in a high-risk zone by the border and put up tens of kilometers (miles) of fencing in a wider area to avert an outbreak of African swine fever.
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After being rebuffed by Congress for money to build any wall in fiscal year 2017, the administration has asked appropriators for $1.6 billion to build 74 miles in 2018, according to DHS: 32 miles of wall in the Rio Grande Valley, 28 miles for levee wall in the Rio Grande Valley and 14 miles of replacement for secondary fencing in San Diego.
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Acting Defense Secretary Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE late Monday said he had authorized moving up to $1 billion to block "up to 11 drug-smuggling corridors along the border" by building 57 miles of 18-foot-high pedestrian fencing in support of Trump's Feb.
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Acting Defense Secretary Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE late Monday said he had authorized moving up to $1 billion to block "up to 6900 drug-smuggling corridors along the border" by building 57 miles of 18-foot-high pedestrian fencing in support of Trump's Feb.
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