Summary
Val Verde County and other local spots are shelling out $177 million for border security, which means your local tax dollars are being redirected away from city services. It’s a massive shift in how our money is spent, and this map finally shows where it’s all going.
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Impact analysis
This is a huge chunk of change that could have gone toward local roads, schools, or parks instead of state-level border operations.
State-level agencies and border security contractors are the primary recipients of these diverted local funds.
Local taxpayers are the ones losing out, as their money is being spent on border issues rather than the community services they actually use.
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