Eyes on the Sky after Tohono O'odham Nation' Posts 'No Trespass' Signs for Border Wall Construction Crews
Tohono O'odham Nation -- These combat jets that carry out dangerous maneuvers over the Tohono O'odahm Nation are led by a private company, ATAC. The company is contracted by the Air Force and based at Luke Air Force base in the Phoenix Valley at Glendale. These jets endanger the lives of O'odham with flares, sonic booms break plaster in traditional O'odham homes, and there is the risk of crashes. ATAC jets have crashed in other areas, killing the pilots.
The yellow balloon northeast of Yuma is a stationary surveillance balloon of the US Border Patrol. It is tethered to the ground.
We are watching the skies after the Tohono O'odham Nation posted 'No Trespass' signs, and alerted tribal police to remove any border wall construction contractors who attempt to enter their sovereign land. The Nation asked a federal court in Washington for an injunction to prevent seizure of their land, stating only Congress can diminish their lands. -- Censored News, Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
Tuesday Morning
Tuesday Morning
The army helicopters are busy right now on the Arizona border targeted with an unwanted border wall. This helicopter is along the Tohono O'odham Nation's eastern border. It began with a sweep of the border above Lochiel, Arizona. That's where the tree sitter is protecting an old growth cottonwood from the border wall monster machines (excavators and bulldozers.) This army helicopter departed from Tucson. Its border sweep started in the skies south of Sierra Vista, as shown. Its complete flight pattern is not visible on Flight Radar24 in the sky over Lochiel.
Who's in the sky now above the Tohono O'odham Nation -- It's an army helicopter named 'Goon93' (no kidding) over the northeast corner of the Tohono O'odham Nation near Three Points. It arrived from nearby Marana (identified by CIA whistleblowers for its CIA involvement.)
There's also an Air Force helicopter at Ryan's Field located near the Three Points store (where Border Patrol agents like to get their snacks.)
Late yesterday, another army helicopter, Foxx66, and a US Border Patrol helicopter were patrolling in the air between Tucson and Casa Grande, in the remote desert area that is west of the Interstate.
We're watching to see any movements after the Tohono O'odham Nation posted 'No Trespassing' signs at its borders, and alerted tribal police to remove any border wall construction crews who attempt to enter. The Tohono O'odham Nation is proceeding with a federal court case in Washington, and seeking an injunction to halt the building of the border wall on its sovereign land. -- August 11, 2026, Censored News.
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