Cement trucks show construction continues to this hog confinement structure. But right across the street protesters from the Yank ton Sioux tribe make sure they're heard. 16 demonstrators blocked this road, preventing trucks from getting to the site. So the Charles Mix Sheriff's department arrested them.

Glenn Drape was arrested earlier today. He said, "I asked him why he was doing this. And he said I am obstructing justice. And I said how is protecting 11 farmers not even from this state justice."

So who owns the road in question? Well, it remains to be seen. But protesters say it's their land, and the signs say the say same thing. The issue might need to be resolved in court, but he says the tribe will continue to protest this construction.

Drape says, "People around here who are totally against mother earth, the pollution of our air, the pollution of our home, because this is our home."

Protesters say they will be back tomorrow.