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In West Texas, a national park is at the center of a controversy. A plan to construct barriers and increase patrols has sparked public concern. The head of US Customs and Border Protection recently addressed the issue.
He stated the agency's goal is to safeguard the park. Further information on this development is available from Houston Public Media, including a statement from the agency's leader regarding the project's purpose and the decision to move forward despite opposition.
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