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A hearing has been scheduled by a federal judge. This hearing will help decide whether construction should be halted for the time being. The project in question is a border wall.
Further information about this development is available from the source. Details about the hearing and the project are being determined. The project's location is Big Bend National Park.
A decision on temporary construction stoppage is pending the hearing's outcome.
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