The Department of Homeland Security uncovered more than 60 cross-border tunnels along the southwest border that were used to smuggle people and illicit drugs into the United States over a five-year period, according to a new government report.
The agency also detected more than 530 "ultralight aircraft" intrusions into the United States and roughly 300 drug smuggling incidents involving small fishing boats and recreational vessels along American borders from 2011 to 2016, the Government Accountability Office reported.
All 67 tunnels discovered by border patrol agents were located along the U.S.-Mexican border. Likewise, all but one of the light aircraft incursions was detected on the southwest border in Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas.
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Read the first sentence of the third paragraph. It states the cross border tunnels from Mexico to the U.S. are located "along the U.S.-Mexican border." Seems logical to me.
ReplyDeleteWe need the wall more than ever! It's sure to take care of those pesky tunnels, planes and boats!
ReplyDeleteYou do realize the wall doesn't just represent concrete and brick right? Did you ever listen to President Trump and his plan? Did you bother to read it? Have you bothered to read the actual tons of poison being seized coming in or human trafficking that has been currently intercepted by new improved boarders? Nah, let's just lie and promote fear instead... communist snowflake!!
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