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Esperanza, Texas<br /> May 18, 2008<br /> <br /> Abandon buildings mark much of the frontier towns that are placed up against the US/ Mexican border on the US side. <br /> <br /> A water canal that irrigates Texas farms is all that remains of the Rio Bravo,/Rio Grande. The dried out riverbed marks the US/ Mexican border and is located on the south side of the canal. There is virtually no border marker as the canal would be the only barrier to slow down illegal immigrants.
Esperanza, Texas
May 18, 2008

Abandon buildings mark much of the frontier towns that are placed up against the US/ Mexican border on the US side.

A water canal that irrigates Texas farms is all that remains of the Rio Bravo,/Rio Grande. The dried out riverbed marks the US/ Mexican border and is located on the south side of the canal. There is virtually no border marker as the canal would be the only barrier to slow down illegal immigrants.