The Tohono O'odham oppose the construction of a border fence between Mexico and the U.S. because:
a. They are Mexicans and want to have open access to both countries.
b. Their families live along the border, and their homes will be destroyed by its construction because it is proposed along their settlement path.
c. They own the land where the border will be constructed and do not want to sell to the U.S. government because it will leave them without territory.
d. They are concerned that their traditional way of life, including their rituals, will be affected by the land closure.
e. They are revolutionaries who oppose the creation of a nation-state through territorial boundaries.
D
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