A child plays in the shadow of the border wall behind her house.
Looking North into the neighborhood from behind the wall.
A border patrol surveillance tower and the border wall visible at the end of a Brownsville cul-de-sac.
Inside Hope Park. The marker on the left is where the wall will be built. On the right is a state historical marker for the Chisolm Trail.
East of Brownsville is the Sabal Palms Audubon Sanctuary, home of the largest surviving stand of native Sabal Palms. With the border wall's impending construction, the sanctuary has been closed to the public since last spring. The gate on the left blocks the entrance to the sanctuary, and the sign has been taken down.
The border wall reaching the edge of the Nature Conservancy Southmost Preserve. Construction here is delayed while Nature Conservancy fights DHS in court.
Homeowners living across the street from the border wall draw explicit parallels between the border wall and the Berlin wall.