The U.S.–Mexico border stretches nearly 2,000 miles, and it looks different depending on where you stand. In places like San Diego–Tijuana, you’ll see towering steel barriers slicing straight into the Pacific Ocean. In Texas, the border often follows the Rio Grande, where water replaces walls and neighborhoods sit just yards apart. Cross into Arizona and New Mexico, and the scene flips to vast deserts—long stretches of fencing, rugged mountains, Border Patrol roads, and miles of open land with a

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