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There is only ONE acceptable timeline to complete ALL projects on the Mexico side and U.S. side to END the crisis of raw sewage entering the U.S. from Mexico: AS FAST AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE!
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The Tijuana River sewage crisis is a decades-long failure of federal bureaucracy and misplaced priorities. While urgency is critical, the real issue is systemic waste: the South Bay treatment plant operated by the International Boundary and Water Commission has been neglected since the 1990s despite billions in funding. The Department of Government Efficiency has already slashed $160B in wasteful contracts and grants—imagine redirecting that discipline here. Instead, D.C. throws $703M at a broken system without fixing the root problem: unaccountable agencies letting infrastructure rot while taxpayers foot the bill. Speed matters, but permanent accountability matters more. Cut the red tape, not corners.

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Thank you, @epaleezeldin for addressing this.

Can we stop the sewage in the air?

Mexico is gonna have to build a water treatment plant, correct? I think the cart els have a few extra dollars. Or use confiscated drug dollars. Spend millions and millions on fixing that sewage flow.

Facts have been spoken

Remember who you are dealing with—Socialists owned by the cartel. Who is going to pay for the project? Who will actually do the work and maintained it?

Gavin Newsom should swim in his mess. Red indicates high bacteria levels and not safe for human contact. This was Sunday reading on beach advisory

You are doing an amazing job, Lee. Thank you. 🇺🇸

Simple. Divert their water from the CO river & watch how fast they fix the sewage problem.
