TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月10日 12時08分

On April 9, the Pentagon announced two military contracts worth $976 million to construct a wall along the U.S. border with #Mexico, marking the first step toward President #Trump’s long-promised goal since he declared a national emergency nearly two months ago. To pay for these new barriers, the Pentagon is diverting up to $1 billion to support the Department of Homeland Security to block “drug-smuggling corridors” in those areas. The Defense Department, triggered by Trump’s emergency declaration to build a border wall, took the unprecedented tactic of notifying Congress about the transfer of funding, rather than requesting the money through the appropriations process. The move drew fire from Democrats and Republicans who saw it as a way for the administration to sidestep Congress’ constitutional power over government spending. In this photograph two days earlier, a stretch of border fence is illuminated by a U.S. Border Patrol light near Penitas, #Texas. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @lorenelliottphoto—@reuters

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