The United States is one step closer to a “100 %” deal with Mexico, which ends in the decades -long sewage crisis.

The United States and Mexico are approaching a single step to end the wastewater crisis permanently from all parts of the border to water off the coast of San Diego, Environmental Protection Agency President Lee Zealin announced.

“This week, the Environmental Protection Agency moved to Mexico” a 100 % solution, “a proposed proposal that permanently ends the crisis dating back to contracts for raw sewage water flowing to the United States from Mexico. After that, technical groups from both countries will meet to work through the details necessary to reach an urgent agreement.”

Zilden San Diego visited last month, where he announced talks with his governmental counterparts in Mexico to end the decades’ case. The problem, which has been blamed for the outdated infrastructure in wastewater, has lasted for decades, but was mocked in recent years with the high population of Tijuana.

Not only threatened wastewater water industry in San Diego and local residents, but also a threat to national security because it is the water pollution in which the SEAL SEAL members and candidates in the United States are trained.

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The headquarters of the US Naval War Command is located in San Diego, where Seal candidates who are traveling in the demolition/seal (buds/) are complemented by the sealing of the marine bomb.

In February, the Inspector General of the Ministry of Defense issued a report that the Special Naval War Center had reported 1,168 cases of acute intestinal diseases between the seal candidates between January 2019 and May 2023, which is attributed to polluted water.

The Director of Environmental Protection Agency Lee Zealin attends a meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House Oval Office on March 13, 2025. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

The veterans who spoke to Fox News Digital described in April the polluted water as the national security crisis.

“This is a huge national crisis,” said Jeff Jeff Gom, who was water when he was working by training the seal in 2008, in an interview with magnification last month. “Like half the sealing difference in San Diego; the other half is in Virginia Beach. So when you get half of the sealing teams that are exposed to this, this is a big problem.”

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency takes over the Mexican “sanitation crisis” flowing into the waters of the United States, where he trains the seals

Zeldin said last month that his counterparts in Mexico launched good talks to update infrastructure and water management facilities, adding that it would lead to “details”, including formulating “a comprehensive list of everything we believe in with full confidence that will end the crisis” on both the American side ” Borders and Mexico.

Mexican President Claudia Shinbum speaks during a briefing. (LUIS Barron/Eyepix Group/Lightrockket)

“Now, if you do not do all other projects and all you do is to clean the current pollution, then the moment of feeling satisfied will continue about a day,” Zilden said during a press conference in San Diego last month. “We have to stop flowing. Mexico needs to fulfill its role in cleaning the pollution they have caused.”

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He added: “We need not to adhere to all projects that will stop the flow, but in order to actually end this project, they will need to adhere to this final cleaning.”

The air view of the wastewater falling to the Blanca Beach in the coast of Tijuana, Mexico on March 21, 2024. (Getty Images)

Zeldin for the first time tackled the sewage problem in March before examining the trip to take on this case.

“I have been informed that Mexico gets rid of large quantities of raw wastewater in the Tijuana River, and it is now leaking to the United States. This is unacceptable. You must honor Mexico Her obligations to control this pollution and sanitation! ”

Local leaders were cooling a warning to the problem of sanitation. The mayor’s imperial mayor, Baloma, sent a message to Zeladen in March, describing how raw wastewater has sparked one of the “most prominent environmental and public health disasters in America”, as billions of gallons have contaminated the Pacific Ocean since 2023 alone.

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Tijwana’s airspace, Mexico, Top, San Diego, California (Getty Images)

“Toxic wastewater that comes across the border from Mexico to the southern province of San Diego is among the most disasters in the field of environmental and public health in America.” “Since 2023, more than 31 billion gallons of raw wastewater, polluted rain water and garbage across the Mexican border have flowed, below the Tijuana River, across the cities of San Diego, Imperial Beach and to the Pacific Ocean.”

“Our residents get sick due to the contaminated air,” the message continued. “Workers, Including marine seals Training in the region has been tired of work by diseases transmitted by water and atmosphere. Many home owners are forced to put air quality screens on their property so that they know whether or not it is safe to go out. The economic impact is deep, with the wastewater crisis that hurts the tourism area, the functions of the marine industry and the values ​​of local property. ”

San Diego is one of The best cities of the nation for tourism – Behind other national treasures such as New York City, New Orleans and Washington, capital – attract approximately 32 million tourists to the city in 2024, formerly said the Tourism Authority in San Diego.

The San Diego suburb faces the “sanitation crisis” from the local beach

During his visit to San Diego last month, Zilden pledged to end the case as California residents ran out of patience with the crisis.

The seal chapter is involved in a surfing exercise at the Coronado naval base in Coronado, California. (Getty Images)

“The Americans are on our side from the borders who deal with this … for decades, they are still patience,” Zildin told a press conference on Tuesday in San Diego. “There is no way to assume in front of the California people and ask them to be more impatient and tolerate all of us as we are going through 10, 20 or 30 years of suspension 12 feet of raw wastewater and not reaching anywhere.”

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“So we are all patience,” continued. “There is a very limited opportunity. We in good faith, on the American side, and also on the Mexican side, what is connected by the new Mexican President is a strong desire to solve this entire position.”