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The president backed away from his threat to declare a national emergency over the wall, but his preoccupation with it persists Donald Trump may have backed away froma threat to declare a national emergency in order to bypass Congress and build a wall on the southern border, but his preoccupation with his 2016 campaign promise persists. But what exactly is “the wall” and why is the president so intent on getting $5.7bn to fund it? Here are some answers to key questions: Related: How the original US-Mexico border markers led to decades of fear and antipathy Related: ‘So far from God, so close to the US’: Mexico’s troubled past with its neighbour Continue reading…
