Almost any issue facing the U.S.-Mexican border region is intertwined with the actual border itself-the political barrier between the two countries that sharply divides priorities, socioeconomics, culture, language, and governmental oversight. While pollution, water shortages, and disease know no borders, the means to address such problems are often constrained by them.
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