Arizona environmental group seeks injunction to halt construction of Trump’s border wall

Tutu’uli, a 6-month-old female jaguar at the Ecological Center of Sonora in Hermosillo, Mexico. Photo: Mark Henle/USA TODAY NETWORK 

By Andrew Nicla, Arizona Republic 

An Arizona-based environmental group is hoping to stop construction of President Donald Trump’s long-promised U.S.-Mexico border wall in protected Arizona wilderness that harbors dozens of endangered or threatened species.

On Tuesday, Tucson’s Center for Biological Diversity filed a preliminary injunction in U.S. District Court in Washington D.C., seeking to block construction on the wall until a judge rules on the group’s pending lawsuit.

That suit, filed in July 2019 with Defenders of Wildlife and Animal Legal Defense Fund, challenges the government’s decision to waive environmental and public health laws, claiming it did so only to expedite construction.

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