No Border Wall
Our partnerships with the Texas Civil Rights Project and the Sierra Club have strengthened a national coalition of environmental, faith, and human rights partners to fight border construction; educated the public and members of Congress on the wasteful and harmful effects of the border wall on the environment, wildlife, and border communities; and defended low-income landowners at the border in court.
If would like to contribute to our collective work, please email Ariana Carella, Network Engagement Director.
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