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Congress is giving the Department of Homeland Security the right to waive environmental laws in their efforts to secure our country’s borders. The move may impact endangered animals and the management of other species.
The Department of Homeland Security will be free of any environmental constraints in border control under a little-noticed provision just passed by Congress. Molly Peterson reports from the Arizona border what the change could mean.