A War Zone, Minus the War: One Year Later, Has the Military Really Secured the US-Mexico Border?
A recent scene at the US-Mexico border shows a stark contrast between the two sides. On the Mexican side, families gather and music plays. In contrast, the American side appears barren.
The border wall stands 30 feet high, with murals painted on the Mexican side. Barbed wire and another fence are also present on the US side. Further details about the border scene are available from The War Horse, which has photos and more information about the area.
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