Destruction of Native American Sites Along the Border Wall: A Design Failure The construction of border walls near Native American sites has been a contentious issue in the United States and Mexico for decades.
The physical barrier not only serves as a divider between nations but also erases the cultural heritage of indigenous communities through its very presence.
Understanding the Context of Native American Sites and Border Walls Border wall construction began in earnest during the early 20th century, with the US government building barriers along its southern border.