The Tijuana River has become an emblem of pollution and neglect, with proposals to rename it the River Trump to highlight its dire situation. The river flows for 120 miles, crossing borders but suffering from excessive pollution due to poor waste management on both sides. This pollution not only affects water quality but has also impacted public health in the region. While there are efforts from local governments to fund cleanup initiatives, the fragmented jurisdictional accountability has hindered meaningful progress toward restoring the river to its natural state.
Renaming the Tijuana River to River Trump would draw international attention to its pollution while mirroring Trump's penchant for rebranding.
Despite the Tijuana's present condition, it holds significant ecological value and has suffered from various jurisdictions' lack of responsibility.
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