And the beat goes on.
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By the end of FY 2019, DHS expects to have construction completed or
underway for more than 120 miles in the areas it’s most needed by the
U.S. Border Patrol. The pace of construction has picked up as initial
limiting factors like land acquisition and funding have been addressed.
....
DHS received its FY17 funding for border wall construction in May 2017. DHS
awarded the first contract against that funding in November 2017 and began
construction three months later in February 2018. As of November 21, 2018,
CBP has constructed more than 31 of the 40 miles with the remaining 9 miles
scheduled for completion by early 2019.
El Centro Project (2.25 miles): Completed.
El Paso Project (20 miles): Completed
San Diego Primary Project (14 miles): Completion anticipated in May 2019.
El Paso Project (4 miles): Construction started in September.
https://www.dhs.gov/news/2018/12/12/walls-work
Couple of updates for you:
San Diego Secondary Project (14 miles): Started Feb 2019 (should take just under a year).
El Paso Project (4 miles Downtown in Chihuahita): Completed