Half-built walls and ruined mountains: These photos and video show the remains of Trump's incomplete border wall.
A total of 453 miles of new primary or secondary barrier were completed under Trump. Much of the project has left some areas, especially around southeastern Arizona, in disarray. Blasts continued in Guadalupe Canyon even on inauguration day.
In Arizona's mountainous regions, the stalled project has left lone segments of wall perched on steep outcrops, in areas were too inhospitable for people to attempt to cross anyway.
Laiken Jordahl, a borderlands campaigner for the Center for Biological Diversity, said it was infuriating to see parts of the border wall scarring an otherwise-protected landscape.
This drone footage taken on January 30 shows the extensive damage to remote landscapes such as Cuenca Los Ojos.
Here, the wall stops short of a completely new set of routes leading to the border wall site east of the Sasabe point of entry to the US. And beyond them is a road to the rest of the US.
It’s quiet at the border now. “It's pretty surreal just because at all of these places, there used to just be incessant construction activity. And now it's just deserted,” Jordahl said.
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