POLITICSBORDER REPORT
Congressional delegation pushes to make Tijuana River cleanup a permanent EPA project
The U.S. and Mexico agreed in June 2025 to address the Tijuana River Valley sewage crisis through wastewater infrastructure projects. Local lawmakers are seeking legislation to make the effort a permanent EPA program.
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