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The undeveloped banks of the Rio Grande River flowing through downtown Brownsville, Texas, looking west to Matamoros, Mexico Stock Photo

RMBXFHRJ–The undeveloped banks of the Rio Grande River flowing through downtown Brownsville, Texas, looking west to Matamoros, Mexico

Rio Grande River with Gateway Bridge 1965 Stock Photo

RMMM28DW–Rio Grande River with Gateway Bridge 1965

Area of the Rio Grande river near Brownsville, Texas on the Texas-US, Tamaulipas- Mexico border Stock Photo

RMC5DJMD–Area of the Rio Grande river near Brownsville, Texas on the Texas-US, Tamaulipas- Mexico border

Fort Brown Resaca in Brownsville, Texas on the Texas/Mexico border. Resacas are oxbow lakes created from the Rio Grande River. Stock Photo

RMHB5FRK–Fort Brown Resaca in Brownsville, Texas on the Texas/Mexico border. Resacas are oxbow lakes created from the Rio Grande River.

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: International bridge spans the Rio Grande River near downtown Brownsville into Matamoros, Mexico (l). ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH848F–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: International bridge spans the Rio Grande River near downtown Brownsville into Matamoros, Mexico (l). ©Bob Daemmrich

The wall separating the United States and Mexico cuts through Brownsville at the southern tip of Texas. Security patrol says many try crossing into the U.S swimming across the Rio Grande River and thinking it would be easier to blend into city life. And they won't have to starve in the desert. Border Patrol sat in his patrol car and waited.waiting. Stock Photo

RF2AMJGM2–The wall separating the United States and Mexico cuts through Brownsville at the southern tip of Texas. Security patrol says many try crossing into the U.S swimming across the Rio Grande River and thinking it would be easier to blend into city life. And they won't have to starve in the desert. Border Patrol sat in his patrol car and waited.waiting.

People climbing up a riverside bluff after crossing the Rio Grande from the United States into Mexico, bypassing the official border crossing point from Brownsville, Texas, into Matamoros, Tamaulipas. Stock Photo

RM2AW5RFE–People climbing up a riverside bluff after crossing the Rio Grande from the United States into Mexico, bypassing the official border crossing point from Brownsville, Texas, into Matamoros, Tamaulipas.

The Rabb Plantation Home, southeast of Brownsville, Texas, along the twisting Rio Grande River Stock Photo

RM2A4C75W–The Rabb Plantation Home, southeast of Brownsville, Texas, along the twisting Rio Grande River

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: The Rio Grande River, border between the United States and Mexico, flowing near downtown Brownsville, looking west with Matamoros, Mexico on the left. The border wall is being built in sections on the United States side of the border along some parts of the river where smuggling is prevalent. © Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH84BE–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: The Rio Grande River, border between the United States and Mexico, flowing near downtown Brownsville, looking west with Matamoros, Mexico on the left. The border wall is being built in sections on the United States side of the border along some parts of the river where smuggling is prevalent. © Bob Daemmrich

Entrance sign to Estero Llano Grande State Park, world birding center, Weslaco, Texas, USA Stock Photo

RF2T6PRKE–Entrance sign to Estero Llano Grande State Park, world birding center, Weslaco, Texas, USA

The War in America: the Confederates quitting Brownsville, Texas, on hearing of the approach of Federal transports, 1864. Engraving from a photograph by Mr. A. G. Wedge. 'The town of Brownsville lies on the Texan bank of the Rio Grande (or Rio Bravo) del Norte, about two miles from Matamoras, a town of some note in Mexico, on the south side of the river. Although built almost entirely of wood, Brownsville has a neat and bright appearance. There was a considerable Confederate garrison at this place; but the inhabitants, having, on Monday, Nov. 2, 1863, received information of the arrival of a f Stock Photo

RM2WRGWJM–The War in America: the Confederates quitting Brownsville, Texas, on hearing of the approach of Federal transports, 1864. Engraving from a photograph by Mr. A. G. Wedge. 'The town of Brownsville lies on the Texan bank of the Rio Grande (or Rio Bravo) del Norte, about two miles from Matamoras, a town of some note in Mexico, on the south side of the river. Although built almost entirely of wood, Brownsville has a neat and bright appearance. There was a considerable Confederate garrison at this place; but the inhabitants, having, on Monday, Nov. 2, 1863, received information of the arrival of a f

Sabal Palm Sanctuary and the historic Rabb Plantation House, good birding, bird watching destination, Brownsville, Texas, USA Stock Photo

RF2T6PX56–Sabal Palm Sanctuary and the historic Rabb Plantation House, good birding, bird watching destination, Brownsville, Texas, USA

The Rio Grande River passes through the Sabal Palm Sancutary near Brownsville, Texas and is the U.S. - Mexico border. Stock Photo

RM2J5PTEN–The Rio Grande River passes through the Sabal Palm Sancutary near Brownsville, Texas and is the U.S. - Mexico border.

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The Rio Grande River and Mexico as seen through the border wall at Brownsville, Texas. Viewed from Texas side of the wall. Stock Photo

RM2J1CMCP–The Rio Grande River and Mexico as seen through the border wall at Brownsville, Texas. Viewed from Texas side of the wall.

Rio Grande, Mexican side in distance, viewpoint at Sabal Palm Grove Sanctuary near Brownsville, Rio Grande Valley, Texas, USA Stock Photo

RF2G52XW1–Rio Grande, Mexican side in distance, viewpoint at Sabal Palm Grove Sanctuary near Brownsville, Rio Grande Valley, Texas, USA

American side, pontoon bridge over Rio Grande River. The Robin G. Stanford Collection, Digitized 2015 Funding from Center for Civil War Photography. United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Texas, Brownsville Stock Photo

RM2PC82G7–American side, pontoon bridge over Rio Grande River. The Robin G. Stanford Collection, Digitized 2015 Funding from Center for Civil War Photography. United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Texas, Brownsville

Rio Grande River at Ft. Brown Stock Photo

RMEF23HJ–Rio Grande River at Ft. Brown

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J76RPT–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

A resaca or oxbow lake that was once part of the Rio Grande River, near Brownsville, Texas. Stock Photo

RM2J1CMGD–A resaca or oxbow lake that was once part of the Rio Grande River, near Brownsville, Texas.

. Complete farmer's guide. Agriculture; Farm life. [from old catalog]. 94 FUNDAMENTALS OF FAKMING 76. Irrigation in Texas.—Along the Rio Grande, especially around Brownsville and Laredo, great quantities of formerly almost waste land are now irrigated from the river and pro- ducing remarkable crops. In the Toyah Valley and Fort Stockton region, water for irrigation is secured from springs and small streams. Around Barstow the water is taken from. ^G. 61. A flowing well in Glen Rose, Texas, and a pumped well near Midland, Texas. the Pecos River. Around Beeville and in the section south- west of Stock Photo

RMREDJ6T–. Complete farmer's guide. Agriculture; Farm life. [from old catalog]. 94 FUNDAMENTALS OF FAKMING 76. Irrigation in Texas.—Along the Rio Grande, especially around Brownsville and Laredo, great quantities of formerly almost waste land are now irrigated from the river and pro- ducing remarkable crops. In the Toyah Valley and Fort Stockton region, water for irrigation is secured from springs and small streams. Around Barstow the water is taken from. ^G. 61. A flowing well in Glen Rose, Texas, and a pumped well near Midland, Texas. the Pecos River. Around Beeville and in the section south- west of

RMHB5FNB–Fort Brown Resaca in Brownsville, Texas on the Texas/Mexico border. Resacas are oxbow lakes created from the Rio Grande River.

RF2AMJGMK–The wall separating the United States and Mexico cuts through Brownsville at the southern tip of Texas. Security patrol says many try crossing into the U.S swimming across the Rio Grande River and thinking it would be easier to blend into city life. And they won't have to starve in the desert. Border Patrol sat in his patrol car and waited.waiting.

Sabal palm trees on the grounds of the Rabb Plantation Home, southeast of Brownsville, Texas, along the twisting Rio Grande River Stock Photo

RM2A390RT–Sabal palm trees on the grounds of the Rabb Plantation Home, southeast of Brownsville, Texas, along the twisting Rio Grande River

RM2BH84DN–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: The Rio Grande River, border between the United States and Mexico, flowing near downtown Brownsville, looking west with Matamoros, Mexico on the left. The border wall is being built in sections on the United States side of the border along some parts of the river where smuggling is prevalent. © Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville Texas USA, September 23, 2014: A Brownsville resident shows the spot at the Rio Grande River looking into Mexico where several times she has confronted illegal immigrants crossing into the United States and trespassing on her riverside property. The last group she encountered had children as well as adults. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2C2H250–Brownsville Texas USA, September 23, 2014: A Brownsville resident shows the spot at the Rio Grande River looking into Mexico where several times she has confronted illegal immigrants crossing into the United States and trespassing on her riverside property. The last group she encountered had children as well as adults. ©Bob Daemmrich

RF2T6PXB2–Sabal Palm Sanctuary and the historic Rabb Plantation House, good birding, bird watching destination, Brownsville, Texas, USA

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Mexican side, pontoon bridge over Rio Grande River. The Robin G. Stanford Collection, Digitized 2015 Funding from Center for Civil War Photography. United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Texas, Brownsville Stock Photo

RM2PC81E4–Mexican side, pontoon bridge over Rio Grande River. The Robin G. Stanford Collection, Digitized 2015 Funding from Center for Civil War Photography. United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Texas, Brownsville

[International Bridge, Brownsville, Texas] Stock Photo

RMD582F7–[International Bridge, Brownsville, Texas]

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75YY7–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2J1CMG5–A resaca or oxbow lake that was once part of the Rio Grande River, near Brownsville, Texas.

. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. MAMMALS OF THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY. 329 [Spermophilus mexicanus] parvidens, Elliot, Field Col. Mus., Zool. Ser., II. 1901, 1>. 99 (Synop. Mam. N. Am.). [OUettus mexicanus] parvidens, Elliot, Field Col. Mus.. Zool. Ser., IV, L904, p. 146 (Mam. of Mid. Am. ). Type-locality.—Fort Clark, Kinney County. Texas. (Type, skin and skull (fig. 52), No. 63073, U.S.N.M.) Geographical range. — Tamaulipan Fauna of Texas and Mexico. Found on the Rio Grande from the mouth of the Devils River to Brownsville and north along the Gulf coast to Corpus Christi. De Stock Photo

RMRG776B–. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. MAMMALS OF THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY. 329 [Spermophilus mexicanus] parvidens, Elliot, Field Col. Mus., Zool. Ser., II. 1901, 1>. 99 (Synop. Mam. N. Am.). [OUettus mexicanus] parvidens, Elliot, Field Col. Mus.. Zool. Ser., IV, L904, p. 146 (Mam. of Mid. Am. ). Type-locality.—Fort Clark, Kinney County. Texas. (Type, skin and skull (fig. 52), No. 63073, U.S.N.M.) Geographical range. — Tamaulipan Fauna of Texas and Mexico. Found on the Rio Grande from the mouth of the Devils River to Brownsville and north along the Gulf coast to Corpus Christi. De

RMHB5FPP–Fort Brown Resaca in Brownsville, Texas on the Texas/Mexico border. Resacas are oxbow lakes created from the Rio Grande River.

RF2AMJGM7–The wall separating the United States and Mexico cuts through Brownsville at the southern tip of Texas. Security patrol says many try crossing into the U.S swimming across the Rio Grande River and thinking it would be easier to blend into city life. And they won't have to starve in the desert. Border Patrol sat in his patrol car and waited.waiting.

Cameron County Texas USA, September 23, 2014: Thick brush lines the banks of the Rio Grande River east of Brownsville, Texas looking south into Mexico. Despite the difficult crossing, illegal immigrants regularly manage to successfully cross the river and sneak into the United States. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2C2H252–Cameron County Texas USA, September 23, 2014: Thick brush lines the banks of the Rio Grande River east of Brownsville, Texas looking south into Mexico. Despite the difficult crossing, illegal immigrants regularly manage to successfully cross the river and sneak into the United States. ©Bob Daemmrich

RF2T6PX27–Sabal Palm Sanctuary and the historic Rabb Plantation House, good birding, bird watching destination, Brownsville, Texas, USA

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: The Rio Grande River, border between the United States and Mexico, flowing through downtown Brownsville, looking west with Matamoros, Mexico on the left. The border wall is being built in sections on the United States side of the border along some parts of the river where smuggling is prevalent. © Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH84CE–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: The Rio Grande River, border between the United States and Mexico, flowing through downtown Brownsville, looking west with Matamoros, Mexico on the left. The border wall is being built in sections on the United States side of the border along some parts of the river where smuggling is prevalent. © Bob Daemmrich

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RM2J75Y86–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2J1CMGJ–A resaca or oxbow lake that was once part of the Rio Grande River, near Brownsville, Texas.

The Gateway International Bridge between Brownsville, Texas and Matamoros, Mexico, as seen through the border wall. Viewed from Texas side of the wal Stock Photo

RM2J1CMD6–The Gateway International Bridge between Brownsville, Texas and Matamoros, Mexico, as seen through the border wall. Viewed from Texas side of the wal

Tropical vegetation on Resaca de la Guerra in Brownsville, Texas. Stock Photo

RMHB5FHW–Tropical vegetation on Resaca de la Guerra in Brownsville, Texas.

RF2AMJGKD–The wall separating the United States and Mexico cuts through Brownsville at the southern tip of Texas. Security patrol says many try crossing into the U.S swimming across the Rio Grande River and thinking it would be easier to blend into city life. And they won't have to starve in the desert. Border Patrol sat in his patrol car and waited.waiting.

Border fence along the Texas-Mexico border near Brownsville, Texas. Stock Photo

RMHKHM0W–Border fence along the Texas-Mexico border near Brownsville, Texas.

RF2T6PWX8–Sabal Palm Sanctuary and the historic Rabb Plantation House, good birding, bird watching destination, Brownsville, Texas, USA

RMBXFJ1Y–The undeveloped banks of the Rio Grande River flowing through downtown Brownsville, Texas, looking west to Matamoros, Mexico

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: The Boca Chica, Texas site in Cameron County where Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK will build its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J76156–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: The Boca Chica, Texas site in Cameron County where Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK will build its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RF2AMJGMF–The wall separating the United States and Mexico cuts through Brownsville at the southern tip of Texas. Security patrol says many try crossing into the U.S swimming across the Rio Grande River and thinking it would be easier to blend into city life. And they won't have to starve in the desert. Border Patrol sat in his patrol car and waited.waiting.

RMHKHM0R–Border fence along the Texas-Mexico border near Brownsville, Texas.

RMBXFHWX–The undeveloped banks of the Rio Grande River flowing through downtown Brownsville, Texas, looking west to Matamoros, Mexico

Area of Rio Grande river near Brownsville, Texas on the Texas US-Mexican border Stock Photo

RMC5DJNK–Area of Rio Grande river near Brownsville, Texas on the Texas US-Mexican border

Hispanic male US Border Patrol agent searching the Rio Grande, the border between Mexico and the United States, for migrants trying to cross illegally into the U.S. near Brownsville, Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2CAJ61Y–Hispanic male US Border Patrol agent searching the Rio Grande, the border between Mexico and the United States, for migrants trying to cross illegally into the U.S. near Brownsville, Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A camera tower looms over a completed section of the concrete and steel 20-foot-tall border wall through downtown Brownsville. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH847P–Brownsville Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A camera tower looms over a completed section of the concrete and steel 20-foot-tall border wall through downtown Brownsville. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J76054–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

Brownsville, TX, USA-30Dec2019-Edges are blurry and one takes a photo between the bars on the 'wall' dividing two countries.Border Patrol sits between the wall and the Rio Grand River than is the border between Mexico and the United States. Stock Photo

RF2AMJGHW–Brownsville, TX, USA-30Dec2019-Edges are blurry and one takes a photo between the bars on the 'wall' dividing two countries.Border Patrol sits between the wall and the Rio Grand River than is the border between Mexico and the United States.

RMHKHM0E–Border fence along the Texas-Mexico border near Brownsville, Texas.

RM2BH847J–Brownsville Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A camera tower looms over a completed section of the concrete and steel 20-foot-tall border wall through downtown Brownsville. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J76153–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RMHKHM0N–Border fence along the Texas-Mexico border near Brownsville, Texas.

RM2BH848T–Brownsville Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A camera tower looms over a completed section of the concrete and steel 20-foot-tall border wall through downtown Brownsville. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J760AA–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RMHKHM10–Border fence along the Texas-Mexico border near Brownsville, Texas.

RM2BH8479–Brownsville Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A camera tower looms over a completed section of the concrete and steel 20-foot-tall border wall through downtown Brownsville. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J760NA–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

Brownsville, Texas USA, September 2010: Rio Grande River, the international border between Brownsville Texas and Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BHW0YM–Brownsville, Texas USA, September 2010: Rio Grande River, the international border between Brownsville Texas and Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J75X4A–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BHW0YB–Brownsville, Texas USA, September 2010: Rio Grande River, the international border between Brownsville Texas and Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. ©Bob Daemmrich

Group of Mexicans with bicycles wading across a shallow spot in the Rio Grande River, the border between the United States and Mexico, near Brownsville, Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2CAJ7CT–Group of Mexicans with bicycles wading across a shallow spot in the Rio Grande River, the border between the United States and Mexico, near Brownsville, Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: Two international bridges, one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, span the Rio Grande River through downtown Brownsville as pedestrians cross into Matamoros, Mexico (r) after shopping in the United States (l). © Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH8475–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: Two international bridges, one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, span the Rio Grande River through downtown Brownsville as pedestrians cross into Matamoros, Mexico (r) after shopping in the United States (l). © Bob Daemmrich

RM2J760FJ–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH847B–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: Two international bridges, one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, span the Rio Grande River through downtown Brownsville as pedestrians cross into Matamoros, Mexico (r) after shopping in the United States (l). © Bob Daemmrich

RM2J7610K–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH847K–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: Two international bridges, one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, span the Rio Grande River through downtown Brownsville as pedestrians cross into Matamoros, Mexico (r) after shopping in the United States (l). © Bob Daemmrich

RM2BH8480–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: Two international bridges, one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, span the Rio Grande River through downtown Brownsville as pedestrians cross into Matamoros, Mexico (r) after shopping in the United States (l). © Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A completed section of the concrete and unpainted steel 20-foot tall border wall through downtown Brownsville near the Texas Southmost College campus. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH8488–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A completed section of the concrete and unpainted steel 20-foot tall border wall through downtown Brownsville near the Texas Southmost College campus. The wall is intended to slow down illegal border crossings at the heavily-used Rio Grande River crossing. ©Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH84BJ–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J75WYG–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH84BF–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J75WT3–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH84CK–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J75YR9–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH84BG–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK (third from left) helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75YCP–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK (third from left) helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH84BX–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

RM2J75YHW–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK (third from left) helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH84CY–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7 2009: A section of the United States' wall on the southern border with Mexico is under construction just south of the University of Texas-Brownsville/Texas Southmost College campus next to the Rio Grande River. The 20-foot high concrete and steel wall, designed to deter illegal crossings from Mexico into the United States, is being built with federal tax dollars in sections throughout south Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

Mexican man wading illegally across the Rio Grande, the border between the United States and Mexico, near Brownsville, Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2CAJ7NC–Mexican man wading illegally across the Rio Grande, the border between the United States and Mexico, near Brownsville, Texas. ©Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A sign on the levee next to the Rio Grande River in downtown Brownsville warns illegal river crossers in Spanish: '...do not expose your life to the elements....it's not worth it.' ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo

RM2BH847R–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A sign on the levee next to the Rio Grande River in downtown Brownsville warns illegal river crossers in Spanish: '...do not expose your life to the elements....it's not worth it.' ©Bob Daemmrich

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK talks to the press as he helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75YYA–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK talks to the press as he helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2BH848B–Brownsville, Texas USA, October 7, 2009: A sign on the levee next to the Rio Grande River in downtown Brownsville warns illegal river crossers in Spanish: '...do not expose your life to the elements....it's not worth it.' ©Bob Daemmrich

Brownsville, TX USA 23SEP14: SpaceX is planning its first new rocket launch site at a remote site at Boca Chica beach in far south Texas about two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River. CEO Elon Musk joined Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday to break ground on the facility. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RME7RKBC–Brownsville, TX USA 23SEP14: SpaceX is planning its first new rocket launch site at a remote site at Boca Chica beach in far south Texas about two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River. CEO Elon Musk joined Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday to break ground on the facility. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, and Texas Gov. RICK PERRY help break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75XWD–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, and Texas Gov. RICK PERRY help break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RME7RK64–Brownsville, TX USA 23SEP14: SpaceX is planning its first new rocket launch site at a remote site at Boca Chica beach in far south Texas about two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River. CEO Elon Musk joined Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday to break ground on the facility. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, and Texas Gov. RICK PERRY shake as the ground breaking on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75Y2B–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, and Texas Gov. RICK PERRY shake as the ground breaking on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RME7RK5D–Brownsville, TX USA 23SEP14: SpaceX is planning its first new rocket launch site at a remote site at Boca Chica beach in far south Texas about two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River. CEO Elon Musk joined Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday to break ground on the facility. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , talks with Texas Gov. RICK PERRY as he helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75X95–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , talks with Texas Gov. RICK PERRY as he helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RME7RK6J–Brownsville, TX USA 23SEP14: SpaceX is planning its first new rocket launch site at a remote site at Boca Chica beach in far south Texas about two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River. CEO Elon Musk joined Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday to break ground on the facility. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News

September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, talks with Texas Gov. RICK PERRY as he helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

RM2J75XNC–September 22, 2014, Brownsville, Texas, USA: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, talks with Texas Gov. RICK PERRY as he helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas. The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. (Credit Image: © Bob Daemmrich/ZUMA Press Wire)

RME7RKBR–Brownsville, TX USA 23SEP14: SpaceX is planning its first new rocket launch site at a remote site at Boca Chica beach in far south Texas about two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River. CEO Elon Musk joined Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday to break ground on the facility. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News

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