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Texas Guard Installs Border Security Barriers on Private Property in Los Ebanos - Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from a tactical engineer platoon install 264 feet of anti-climb barrier panels on private property in Los Ebanos, Texas, as part of Operation Lone Star. This mission supports the broader goal of enhancing border security along the U.S.-Mexico border by deterring illegal crossings and helping private landowners protect their property. The barrier panels are designed to be a physical deterrent while also representing a visible show of state and federal cooperation in maintaining border integrity. These efforts are vital in areas where traditional infrastructure may be limited or absent, and where private citizens often find themselves on the front lines of border-related challenges.

The operation underscores the importance of interagency collaboration between the Texas Military Department, Department of Public Safety, and other local and federal entities. Beyond the physical construction, these missions aim to build trust with communities, ensuring that property owners receive the support they need to address ongoing security concerns. The involvement of the National Guard in such construction efforts reflects a strategic approach to border management—combining engineering capabilities with mission-ready personnel to secure high-risk areas and reinforce national defense objectives.

Protecting Private Land: Texas Guard Enhances Border Security in Los Ebanos.