Protesters Occupy 200-Year-Old Cottonwood Tree at US-Mexico Border to Halt Border Wall Construction
Demonstrators in Arizona stage a 'tree sit' to protect an ancient cottonwood grove from destruction amid ongoing border wall development.
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Demonstrators in Arizona stage a 'tree sit' to protect an ancient cottonwood grove from destruction amid ongoing border wall development.
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A demonstrator was arrested while protesting the planned removal of a 200-250 year old Fremont cottonwood tree in Arizona, raising concerns about ecological damage from the Trump administration’s border wall project.
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