As a student in the University of Texas at Brownsville, I look across the Resaca’s or oxbows in my campus and see the fight is tight, especially at the tip of Texas. As we look into the past history of Texas, it will not only change its political landscape, but as well as our geographical gains from our wars of the Texas Revolution and the Mexican American war. Instead of gaining land we will lose land back to Mexico. Is it the fact that this Border Wall, the Visas, the Passports, that we seem to gain for national security is nothing more than the facet of losing our privilege rights as Americans? Many people in the Rio Grande live well below the poverty line and usually come across the border for cheaper methods of physician visits, medication, and other services that are too costly in the United States. It may be the facts that there is a lot of red tape in our government that will not let most of the people within this region maintain a stable form of living. We are living in a culture-ecological-financial war. It should not be a war on terror; instead it is a war on humanity. How can it be just law when our people have a hard time to decide whether or not to live in the means that the government supplies. It cannot be said that we are a nation of wealth anymore since we are lagging in the economy. The oil is richer than the gallon of milk on the breakfast table. We are living on the scrapes of the kitchen table, well beyond the means of bread and butter. As far as the Border Wall is concerned it is dividing not only our nation, but it will further do more harm than good in our ecological system. Just looking back into the Katrina disaster in New Orleans, is it possible that we too will face our demise with some unknown force of nature. As it is said my fellow readers: Nature does not fight with Nature, Nature instead unleashes her fury amongst humans, on whom they cut into her very core of life. We should respect the grounds of our ecosystem, if not how can we depend on the government that could not supply the FEMA funds fast enough to get out of that nightmare that we as humans created. We have a dependable and accountable Governor Rick Perry, but only he can do so much, he too has voiced his opposition on the Wall, instead of building partnerships, we are building barriers that will keep us out of touch with the rest of the world.