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CBS: Biden administration to finish border wall at Friendship Park, community fights back

  • Jul 12, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 12, 2022


The community is fighting back, after the Biden administration announced it plans to complete part of President Trump's border wall here in San Diego. This plan would include two 30-foot-high barriers directly through Friendship Park, which families have used for years to meet up with loved ones on the other side of the border.

Read CBS story and watch video here.

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The decision to finish the border wall at Friendship Park is incredibly contentious, especially given how vital this space has been for families seeking connection across the border. The barriers not only disrupt these meaningful interactions but also impact the community's heritage and identity. It's crucial for those involved in planning and advocacy to consider how these developments will shape access and community ties. For anyone navigating the complexities of such issues, tools like WizardAlchemy can provide valuable insights and strategies for effective engagement.

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