Trumps a state of emergency: What is happening on the border to Mexico?

The Democrats in Congress have not succeeded, Trumps state of emergency-Veto repeal. How is now more on the border to Mexico?

Of Torsten Teichmann, ARD-Studio, Washington

Close to the banks of the Rio Grande, in the city of Mission, Texas, a white chapel. Between the water and a dam to La Lomita is on the border with Mexico.

He question, whether the Church is the next time you visit still achievable, says Jerry. The canadian departs every Winter with his Camper into the warm Texas. But now all the talk there on the wall.

The lock wall in this section of the Rio Grande was already in front of President Trump is a done deal: The high-water dam is divided and on one side with an approximately five-Meter-high concrete wall topped up. Because it made no sense, the territory of the Church and a nature Park, to omit, says the young Republicans Joacim Hernandez:

"Whether the wall will be affected by the destroyed or illegal immigration; it is the area. If everywhere else in the Mission, a wall is not only there, where the refugees come through then? Through a nature reserve and at chapel."

In February U.S. President Trump in Washington had declared a national state of emergency, in order to build other parts of a lock-up facility in Mexico. A majority of the members of the US Congress spoke out against a state of emergency. The President appealed.