Frontera Federation

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We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit anchored at the US-Mexico border. We empower communities for justice and health equity through organizing, advocacy, and community-driven support, addressing migration and policing at the US-Mexico border and beyond.

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Frontera Federation@fronterafederation· 17d

"Who the hell stores that kind of equipment (the buoys) in a floodplain?" Laredo City Councilor and Webb County landowner speaking after the San Ygnacio event in Zapata County

Woman in blue speaking to community members standing on the bulldozed banks of the Rio Grande, one landowner holding a sign saying No Border Wall

Frontera Federation@fronterafederation· 17d

"You don't want to be complicit in this when disaster strikes" Elsa Hull speaking to her San Ygnacio neighbors and landowners in Zapata County.

Confident woman in yellow shirt speaking to a group of people with maps and photographs of denuded riverbank next to her. Black and yellow sign reading San Ygnacio Strong behind her

Frontera Federation@fronterafederation· 17d

"As far as I can tell, all the border barrier construction is in this red zone. It's guaranteed to flood spectacularly" Chip Briscoe speaking in San Ygnacio to his neighbors and friends about the risk to their homes and property

Chip Briscoe gesturing at a map of the Rio Grande floodplain with a thick band in red

Frontera Federation@fronterafederation· 20d

Buoys under a bridge on Puerto Verde property. The Puerto Verde project has the potential to totally transform Maverick County, but they got greedy,decided to totally cut the county out of any potential toll revenue, ignore the concerns of neighbors www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/tex...