NOW: Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is being bulldozed for a second border wall. Bulldozers are 0.7 miles from Quitobaquito Springs, a sacred ceremonial place for Tohono O'odham and home to three endangered species -- a pupfish, a snail, and a mud turtle. Photo by Russ McSpadden, Center for Biological Diversity.
By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, September 2, 2026
Bulldozers are now crushing the life of the natural world on Organ Pipe Cactus National Park, 0.7 miles from the sacred ceremonial place of O'odham, Quitobaquito Springs. It is home to three endangered species, a pupfish, a snail, and a mud turtle.
Now bulldozers near Quitobaquito Springs. Photo from video by Russ McSpadden. Censored News.
Now bulldozers near Quitobaquito Springs. Photo from video by Russ McSpadden. Censored News.
Now bulldozers near Quitobaquito Springs. Photo from video by Russ McSpadden. Censored News.
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Now bulldozers near Quitobaquito Springs. Photo from video by Russ McSpadden. Censored News.
Tribal police plan to issue citations to border wall construction crews for trespass.
Masked and armed federal agents swarmed the Tohono O'odham Nation's land and protected border wall construction crews as they illegally entered last week and began drilling immediately.
The federal agents were from BORTAC which is the Border Patrol's special ops, SWAT team based in El Paso; Border Patrol agents from Tucson; and BIA officers. Flight Radar shows an Army helicopter out of Tucson overhead at 3 am before construction arrived before dawn last Wednesday.
An unidentified passenger plane out of El Paso is shown on radar circling the border above the Tohono O'odham Nation land last Wednesday at 3 am.
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