The article goes on to say: “In 2013, Kinder Morgan said the project could be revived if shipper interest warranted. Martin said the original proposal to convert the 740-mile (1,190-km) line to move crude and build more than 200 miles (320 km) of new pipe would have moved West Texas oil that did not match the types that West Coast refiners want.”
It sounds like the pipeline is already there and just needs to be converted and extended. I don’t think we’ll be losing any land to Mexico, especially land with a pipeline on it.
“... I don’t think we’ll be losing any land to Mexico, especially land with a pipeline on it.”
And I never imagined a Muslim Indonesian queer as a U.S. President putting a lock on ANWR oil production!