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This is the outside podcast. This week we are wrapping up our series about monarch butterflies and the strange ways that one of the most delicate dainty insects in America has caused headaches for people in power.

This is the second part of a two-part story.

So if all this doesn't sound familiar, go back and listen to last week's episode.

When we left off, the National Butterfly Center's executive director,

Mariana Trevino Wright, had successfully stalled

the construction of Trump's border wall

on the sanctuary's property.

But she had attracted the attention of a growing movement who saw her opposition to the

wall as un-American.

Reporters Michael May and Zach Goldbaum, take it from here.

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