S. 3576, known as the “Creating Obstructions Necessary To Address Illegal and Nefarious Entry Rapidly Act” or “CONTAINER Act,” allows certain U.S. states that border Canada or Mexico to place temporary, movable structures on Federal land to help secure international borders....
The CONTAINER Act lets states next to Canada or Mexico put up temporary walls or fences on certain federal lands to help keep borders safe, but they must tell the government 45 days before doing so.
H.R. 7479 proposes that certain U.S. states, specifically those bordering Canada or Mexico, can place temporary, movable structures on federal lands near these borders to enhance border security. The bill defines the federal land management agencies involved and details the...
Some U.S. states near Canada or Mexico want to put special barriers on nearby federal land to help keep borders safe. They have to tell the government 45 days before setting them up and can keep them there for a year or longer if the government agrees.
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