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Mexican Trucks Begin Entering Texas InjuryBoard.com A new pilot program is set to launch in the United States which will allow trucks from Mexico to enter the country. Previously, truckers from Mexico would drop their cargo at the border, where a domestic truck would pick it up. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Top Morning Stories October 26, 2011 KUT News By Crystal Chavez, KUT News US Customs and Border Protection will soon have second drone to patrol the Texas-Mexico border. The Associated Press reports the Predator drone is scheduled to arrive in Corpus Christi next week. Officials had announced in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Source: Ex-Gulf cartel boss' nephew arrested in US Boston.com By Christopher Sherman AP / October 26, 2011 McALLEN, Texas—A US law enforcement official says a man arrested on federal drug charges in South Texas is believed to be the nephew of the former boss of Mexico's Gulf Cartel. Rafael Cardenas Vela was ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
VIDEO: State ag commish leads border talks at Crime Stopper conference Monitor Texas accounts for 64 percent of the border between the US and Mexico, yet only 41 percent of Border Patrol agents are stationed in the state, Staples said. New Mexico, Arizona and California have an average of 15 agents per post, while Texas has six, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Perry not strong on border control Nashua Telegraph In 2001, Rick Perry gave a speech on the Texas-Mexican border that can be read in its entirety on the governor's Web site. • “Mexico and the United States have a shared history and a common future.” • “The Mexican and US sides of the border compose one ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Mexico drops tariffs as first Mexican truck roll over US border TheProduceNews.com By Joan Murphy | October 26, 2011 WASHINGTON -- The produce industry welcomed news that Mexico formally lifted tariffs that have amounted to more than $900 million of US agricultural products since 2009, settling a costly dispute over a Mexican ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Put Iraq veterans to work on the US-Mexico border Baltimore Sun (blog) About 40000 US troops will be returning from Iraq this year. Why not put those who can't find jobs on their return to work patrolling our 1969-mile border with Mexico? They might not be able to patrol the entire length. However, they could watch the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Indiana drug seizure reveals Mexican cartels' infiltration in states Land Line Magazine By Charlie Morasch, Land Line staff writer Efren Gonzalez-Perez was approached last winter outside a Mexican dentist office near the US-Mexico border, where “everyone knows he is a truck driver.” A man told Gonzalez-Perez to drive his truck to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Education at the border: an example of US-Mexico cooperation Examiner.com In addition to providing binational students with transfer documents so that they can attend schools on the opposite side of the border, BMEI also focuses on teaching Mexican and US-American educators to better reach these students. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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US water polo captain Villa at home in Mexico MiamiHerald.com By CHRIS LEHOURITES AP Sports Writer GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- Not all the gringos in Guadalajara are getting booed at the Pan American Games. One, in fact, is practically a star south of the border. Brenda Villa, the captain of the defending champion US ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Mexican army raids bulletproofing auto shop msnbc.com Authorities did not say which cartel managed the shop, but it was in the home state of Mexico's most-wanted drug lord Joaquin Guzman, who is known as "El Chapo." In border states such as Tamaulipas, soldiers have raided similar bulletproofing auto ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
2nd drone to patrol Texas-Mexico border KIII TV3 MCALLEN, Texas (AP) - A second unmanned drone to patrol the Texas-Mexico border for US Customs and Border Protection is scheduled to arrive in Corpus Christi next week. US Reps. Henry Cuellar, Michael McCaul and Blake Farenthold of Texas announced the ... See all stories on this topic » |
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DOJ: New Gun Store Rules Necessary to Fight Mexican Drug Cartels Main Justice Lawyers from the DOJ said in a federal courtroom in Washington, DC, on Tuesday that the two month old regulation on gun merchants in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas is necessary to prevent guns from being sold to Mexican drug cartels, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
4th Minnesotan in prison for connection to notorious Mexican drug cartel Minneapolis Star Tribune Saxton, who pleaded guilty, is the fourth Minnesotan now serving time for their drug activities tied to La Familia, one of the newer Mexican drug cartels that is blamed for thousands of killings and even beheadings. Saxton and the other three were ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Meth Shipment Tied to Sinaloa and La Familia Mexican Drug Cartels Seized in ... Seattle Weekly (blog) Cheryl Bishop, the acting group supervisor for the violent gang task force, says Mexican drug-cartel operatives were not the focus of the White Center operation, but "it just so happens that a number of individuals we came across" had cartel ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Official: Nephew of ex-Gulf cartel boss arrested in Texas, facing drug and ... Washington Post McALLEN, Texas — A man arrested on federal drug and immigration charges in South Texas is believed to be the nephew of the former boss of Mexico's Gulf Cartel and was a rising player in the drug trafficking network, a US law enforcement official said ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Mexican army raids shop that bulletproofs drug cars Chicago Sun-Times AP October 25, 2011 10:06PM MEXICO CITY — The Mexican army have found an auto shop used to bulletproof vehicles for drug gangs. Ten people were arrested and soldiers confiscated 10 cars or SUVs that were being bulletproofed, as well as six other ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
San Juan Police working to thwart auto theft by Mexican Drug Cartels Torque News The program is designed not only to protect property, but also to keep stolen vehicles out of the hands of drug cartels south of the border. "They're stealing the cars and using them for violent crimes, and I don't want my personal property being used ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Indio man arrested in drug bust; $5M seized The Desert Sun Indio — Law enforcement personnel targeting a Mexican cartel arrested an Indio man and seized more than 50 kilos of cocaine worth an estimated $5 million, officials said. Rene Guerrero of Indio and Giovani Flores-Arias of Sinaloa, Mexico were arrested ... See all stories on this topic » |
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