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@BorderReportcom South TX Correspondent. Periodista. Emmy, Murrow & Headliner winner. USA TODAY alum. 2 book author. Focuses: Immigration, border, family, dogs.
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Report: Migration, policy changes can help reverse worker population declines

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By Sandra Sanchez Verified
| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
HARLINGEN, Texas (Border Report) — Aging and declining populations are leading to a decrease in workers for the U.S. and many countries, but a new report says utilizing immigrants in the workplace plus changing migration rules could help increase the number of workers. Stabilizing worker-to-retiree ratios just through migration would not be enough to fill positions, according to the report by the Migration Policy Institute.
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Border Report Live: Lawmakers oppose new border road at Big Bend National Park

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By Sandra Sanchez Verified
| Border Report
McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) — A dozen lawmakers, mostly from Texas, are urging the Trump administration not to build a new road near the border at Big Bend National Park. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is planning on building a border patrol road over Mariscal Mountain, which is in the southeastern part of Big Bend National Park bordering the northern Mexican state of Coahuila, according to CBP Smart Wall maps.
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Border residents say the wall is being built on long-established flood plains

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By Sandra Sanchez Verified
| MSN Verified
SAN YGNACIO, Texas ( Border Report) — Residents in the South Texas town of San Ygnacio say planned construction of border wall and border buoys in the Rio Grande will violate construction restrictions in a decades-old flood hazard area, and they worry it isn't safe.
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