A tribe in the United States prevented the Trump administration from building a border wall. Why?

The reason why a tribe in the United States wants to prevent the Trump administration from building a border wall is because building a border wall may lead to the destruction of ancient cemeteries.

In fact, the purpose of building the border wall is almost to prevent those immigrants from crossing the border illegally, which is also the consistent style of these measures in the United States. At this time, a tribe in the United States suddenly filed a lawsuit in the federal court, hoping that the US court could ban Trump from building the border wall, because this means that once the border wall is built, it will destroy the ancient cemetery, which means that the border wall is located above the ancient tomb. If it is to be built, it will destroy the ancient tomb.

The tribe that appealed this time is an Indian tribe in California, USA. What's even more amazing is that this man's land is on the US-Mexico border, which means that if a border wall is to be built, it will be built on this ancient tomb. I hope that the court can issue an injunction prohibiting Trump from implementing this project, because this method can protect the cultural heritage left by his ancestors and his religious beliefs cannot be destroyed. This tribe has lived in the local area for 65438+2000 years, which is equivalent to the existence of a tribe a long time ago. Tribes had taken root here before the establishment of the United States. Therefore, Trump is legally and morally ineligible to build a border wall on the legacy left by their ancestors, and a cemetery near the local town of uruba was destroyed due to the influence before the border was repaired.

To tell the truth, I think the purpose of destroying the ancients is very disrespectful. I think this kind of thing has something to do with immortals. If it were me, I would never do that. If it's a big deal, I can make a detour. Or in this area, those illegal immigrants from the United States and Mexico can be more careful not to run wild on other people's graves.