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#12000626

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall remove the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in finishing the construction of the border wall after a court injunction halted the construction. This assistance is ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing, which began in the spring of 2023, extending to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000629

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000630

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000631

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000632

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000634

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000635

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000636

31 January 2025

Construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue to take down the last segment of temporary fencing and add new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000627

31 January 2025

A construction worker installs metal holders to secure new 30-foot fence panels at the Playas de Tijuana border wall, where work continues on removing the last segment of temporary fencing and adding panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department provides assistance to complete the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border.

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#12000628

31 January 2025

Construction workers add a new 30-foot fence panel to the Playas de Tijuana border wall as they continue to remove the last segment of temporary fencing in the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in ''finishing'' the construction of the border wall after a court injunction halted the work, following an order by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replace older fencing, which began in the spring of 2023, extending to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#12000633

31 January 2025

An extraction machine moves fencing as construction workers at the Playas de Tijuana border wall continue work on taking down the last segment of temporary fencing and adding new 30-foot fence panels along the area in Tijuana, Mexico, on January 30, 2025. The US Defense Department assists in finishing the construction of the border wall after the construction was halted due to a court injunction, as ordered by US President Donald Trump as part of his emergency declaration across the US-Mexico border. The canyon where the construction occurs connects to already constructed 30-foot fence panels that replaced older fencing initiated during the spring of 2023 to the Pacific Ocean border wall dividing the United States and Mexico at the Tijuana-San Diego border.

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#10057662

19 May 2023

Brandi Monaco (Left) and 12-year-old Anabel (Right) participate in an interview about the controversy. Hanover Township Public Schools in Hanover Township, New Jersey, United States on May 18, 2023. Hanover Township Public Schools adopted a policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. New Jersey's Attorney General Matt Platkin filed a civil rights complaint against Hanover Township Public Schools, attempting to block the policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. ''Because the policy requires school staff to 'out' LGBTQ+ youth to their parents, it exposes them to severe harms to their safety and mental health,'' Attorney General Matthew Platkin's office wrote in a statement on Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The policy, which the Hanover Township School Board adopted on Tuesday night, May 16, 2023 violates the state's Law Against Discrimination and Department of Education guidance, according to Platkin's office. Platkin's office is also seeking a temporary injunction in Superior Court to block enforcement of the policy while the administrative complaint is adjudicated by the Division on Civil Rights.

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#10057664

19 May 2023

Students walk out of the school building after the school day, Thursday afternoon. Hanover Township Public Schools in Hanover Township, New Jersey, United States on May 18, 2023. Hanover Township Public Schools adopted a policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. New Jersey's Attorney General Matt Platkin filed a civil rights complaint against Hanover Township Public Schools, attempting to block the policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. ''Because the policy requires school staff to 'out' LGBTQ+ youth to their parents, it exposes them to severe harms to their safety and mental health,'' Attorney General Matthew Platkin's office wrote in a statement on Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The policy, which the Hanover Township School Board adopted on Tuesday night, May 16, 2023 violates the state's Law Against Discrimination and Department of Education guidance, according to Platkin's office. Platkin's office is also seeking a temporary injunction in Superior Court to block enforcement of the policy while the administrative complaint is adjudicated by the Division on Civil Rights.

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#10057676

19 May 2023

Whippany Park High School parent Stephanie Eagan participates in an interview about the controversy. Hanover Township Public Schools in Hanover Township, New Jersey, United States on May 18, 2023. Hanover Township Public Schools adopted a policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. New Jersey's Attorney General Matt Platkin filed a civil rights complaint against Hanover Township Public Schools, attempting to block the policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. ''Because the policy requires school staff to 'out' LGBTQ+ youth to their parents, it exposes them to severe harms to their safety and mental health,'' Attorney General Matthew Platkin's office wrote in a statement on Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The policy, which the Hanover Township School Board adopted on Tuesday night, May 16, 2023 violates the state's Law Against Discrimination and Department of Education guidance, according to Platkin's office. Platkin's office is also seeking a temporary injunction in Superior Court to block enforcement of the policy while the administrative complaint is adjudicated by the Division on Civil Rights.

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#10057480

18 May 2023

Intersection signage where the school district is located. Hanover Township Public Schools in Hanover Township, New Jersey, United States adopts a policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. New Jersey's Attorney General Matt Platkin filed a civil rights complaint against Hanover Township Public Schools, attempting to block the policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. ''Because the policy requires school staff to 'out' LGBTQ+ youth to their parents, it exposes them to severe harms to their safety and mental health,'' Attorney General Matthew Platkin's office wrote in a statement on Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The policy, which the Hanover Township School Board adopted on Tuesday night, May 16, 2023 violates the state's Law Against Discrimination and Department of Education guidance, according to Platkin's office. Platkin's office is also seeking a temporary injunction in Superior Court to block enforcement of the policy while the administrative complaint is adjudicated by the Division on Civil Rights.

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#10057482

18 May 2023

Hanover Township school bus parks outside the school. Hanover Township Public Schools in Hanover Township, New Jersey, United States adopts a policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. New Jersey's Attorney General Matt Platkin filed a civil rights complaint against Hanover Township Public Schools, attempting to block the policy requiring school staff to disclose students' sexual orientations and gender identities to parents. ''Because the policy requires school staff to 'out' LGBTQ+ youth to their parents, it exposes them to severe harms to their safety and mental health,'' Attorney General Matthew Platkin's office wrote in a statement on Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The policy, which the Hanover Township School Board adopted on Tuesday night, May 16, 2023 violates the state's Law Against Discrimination and Department of Education guidance, according to Platkin's office. Platkin's office is also seeking a temporary injunction in Superior Court to block enforcement of the policy while the administrative complaint is adjudicated by the Division on Civil Rights.

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