Butterfly Center On Border Shuts Doors, Fearing It’s A Target Of Right-Wing Rally. TPM Illustration, Getty Images. By Matt Shuham | January 28, 2022 3:32 p.m.

The National Butterfly Center also filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration in 2017, after Trevino Wright found U.S. Customs and Border Protection contractors beginning to clear brush with ...

As border wall construction begins on land next to the butterfly center, the Trump administration's "constitutional violations are escalating," NABA wrote, alleging its property was being ...

We were on vacation. We went to the National Butterfly Center on the Mexican border near Mission last week to see butterflies. It was coincidence my wife and I were there with friends the same day ...

National Butterfly Center staff discovered workers with chainsaws on the center's private sanctuary clearing the way for Trump’s border wall in South Texas.

Brian Kolfage has launched a smear campaign against a butterfly sanctuary caught in the path of his border wall, leaving the group flooded with “harassing messages.” Politics Reporter The ...

As President Donald Trump prepares to sell Congress on the border wall at Tuesday's State of the Union, a butterfly conservation group is putting itself in the way of construction set to begin in ...

Once, a Border Patrol helicopter hovered low above the butterfly center for 2.5 hours straight, “to harass [us] and flatten [our] vegetation,” says Treviño-Wright, who points out that ...

As President Donald Trump prepares to sell Congress on the border wall at Tuesday's State of the Union, a butterfly conservation group is putting itself in the way of construction set to begin in ...

The National Butterfly Center also filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration in 2017, after Trevino Wright found U.S. Customs and Border Protection contractors beginning to clear brush with ...

As President Donald Trump prepares to sell Congress on the border wall at Tuesday's State of the Union, a butterfly conservation group is putting itself in the way of construction set to begin in ...

The proposed barrier would cut off 70 percent of the National Butterfly Center's property, putting it in a no man's land along the Rio Grande. More than 200 species have been documented at the center.