Federal judge extends pause on border wall construction at South Texas wildlife refuge
A federal judge extended a temporary pause on border wall construction at Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas, citing concerns about environmental impact on wildlife.
By Berenice Garcia, The Texas Tribune·1 hr ago
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The levee is seen at Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in Alamo, Texas on July 8, 2026.
The current proposed border wall would replace the levee with a concrete wall as high as it is now to then erect the bollard metal wall on top of it.
Activists argue that this will have a negative impact on wildlife.
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