"The view is not actually “live,” because officials wanted to block proprietary information, technology, and techniques, especially of contractors. Also at issue was the safety of border agents.
As a result, what people will see is a stream of video with the concerning shots edited out. It will also be from construction taken during daylight hours.
It will be on a loop showing the last 30 days of construction from various sections of the wall."
"The view is not actually “live,” because officials wanted to block proprietary information, technology, and techniques, especially of contractors. Also at issue was the safety of border agents.
As a result, what people will see is a stream of video with the concerning shots edited out. It will also be from construction taken during daylight hours.
It will be on a loop showing the last 30 days of construction from various sections of the wall."
Gives me a boner.
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