Texans on wrong side of border fence grow anxious
BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) — Some landowners in South Texas are growing worried as the government prepares to install new, heavy metal gates in the fence along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The gates are necessary because in some places, the fence was constructed as much as a mile from the border. Landowners can use the gates to go back and forth to their property on the other side of the barrier.
Some fear, howev...
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