September 13, 2026

'Jaguars' Arrested on the Border

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Land Defenders on the Arizona border stopping construction of the double border wall were arrested today.

"See you guys later. We'll be back!" called out one of the 'endangered species' arrested on the border today, east of Nogales. The jaguars won't be able to find their mates if this double border wall goes up. Power to the jaguars. -- Censored News

Statement by Land Defenders at Lochiel, Censored News, September 14, 2026


Three land defenders were arrested after construction was halted for a fifteen mile radius along the Arizona-Mexico border. Resistance to Trump’s double border wall is growing in the borderlands. We are fighting for life, self determination and freedom of movement for all living beings. If you share these convictions you’re invited to join the fight at Camp O:Shad in Lochiel, Arizona.

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Endangered species halted border wall construction before being arrested today.

"We're trying to make it across the border. We're endangered species. We're going to go extinct if we can't find our mates," said a jaguar before being arrested.

"This is jaguar country. There's endangered jaguar here."

"There's only four of us," one of the endangered species said before the arrests, pointing out that it doesn't take a lot of people to make a difference.

The land defenders halted a concrete pouring machine and a giant crane hauling border wall panels.

Three endangered species were arrested for disorderly conduct.

In the News: Tucson Sentinel

"Cochise County Sheriff's deputies arrested three people on the U.S.-Mexico border road on Monday after they crossed the county line to protest the construction of a border wall through the remote grasslands of the San Rafael Valley in Southern Arizona."


"Kate Scott said contractors surrounded the group after they drove to the border at the 'man camp.'

"The contractors, she said, refused to let the group leave, and repeatedly jeered them; and one man grabbed one of the protesters."

After about 45 minutes to an hour, a group of Cochise County sheriff's deputies arrived and began arrests.

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August 11, 2026

"Two weeks ago protesters began a tree sit in an ancient cottonwood tree to stop the Trump administration from cutting it down after federal border wall contractors destroyed three neighboring cottonwoods estimated to be up to 250 years old. The tree sit, the first such action to block border wall construction, is ongoing.

The San Rafael Valley is a crucial movement corridor for jaguars, ocelots, black bears, pronghorn and hundreds of bird species.

Jaguars are protected as endangered in the U.S. and Mexico. Recovery of a breeding population in the U.S. will require carefully planned reintroduction and cross-border conservation, including cooperation among governments, Tribes, communities, land users and public interest groups."

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Tres defensores de la tierra fueron detenidos tras parar la construcción del muro fronterizo entre Arizona y México a lo largo de 24 kilómetros. La resistencia al muro doble de Trump está aumentando en todo el territorio. Estamos luchando por la vida, la auto-determinación y la libertad de movimiento para todxs lxs seres vivxs. Si compartes estas creencias, te invitamos a unirte a la lucha en Camp O:Shad en Lochiel, AZ.

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