Homeland Security
Two More Americans Slaughtered in Mexico
Written by Michael Webster
Nov 23, 2008
By Michael Webster
Syndicated Investigative Reporter
Mexican police this week-end discovered at about 12:15 p.m. the bodies of a male and female believed to be Americans. The riddled bodies were found in a gray 2004 Kia Amanti also riddled with bullets at Boulevard Cuatro Siglos ...
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New Mexico Fence Stops Narcotics and Reduces Apprehensions
Written by RSN
November 21, 2008
Apprehensions Decrease in New Mexico Corridors Where Fencing Built
Columbus, N.M.- Apprehensions in 2008 decreased by approximately 67 percent along the New Mexico border, thanks in large part to fencing construction and the acquisition of other resources in southern Luna ...
Apprehensions Decrease in New Mexico Corridors Where Fencing Built
Columbus, N.M.- Apprehensions in 2008 decreased by approximately 67 percent along the New Mexico border, thanks in large part to fencing construction and the acquisition of other resources in southern Luna ...
Read more: New Mexico Fence Stops Narcotics and Reduces Apprehensions
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CBP Enforcement Ops Seize 420,000 of Conterfeit Computer Parts
Written by RSN
November 20, 2008 Read more: CBP Enforcement Ops Seize 420,000 of Conterfeit Computer Parts
Washington -Customs and Border Protection working to protect businesses and consumers from counterfeit and pirated goods, targeted and seized more than 420,000 imports of counterfeit integrated circuits and computer network components bearing 50 different counterfeit trademarks ...
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Rate of Mexican Emigration Decreasing
Written by M3Report
M3 Report
Mexico news reports that "only" 814,000 Mexicans left the country last year - down from 1,026,000 in 2006
Posted: 21 Nov 2008 10:37 AM CST
El Informador (Guadalajara, Jalisco) 11/20/08
Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography reported that the rate of emigration of ...
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Interpol to send a team to Mexico to investigate possible misuse of their information systems
Written by M3Report
November 20, 2008
M3 Report
Posted: 20 Nov 2008 12:39 PM CST
Excelsior (Mexico City) 11/19/08
The head office of Interpol in Lyon, France, advised that it would send a special team to Mexico to investigate a possible misuse of its information systems and data bases after the arrest of the ...
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US Border Protection Officers in Texas Seize Large Marijuana Load Hidden in Floor of Car
Written by RSN
November 20, 2008
Fort Hancock, Texas - U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers performing anti-terrorism inspections at the Fort Hancock, Texas port of entry seized 125 pounds of marijuana late Tuesday morning. Three people were arrested in connection with the failed smuggling attempt.
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Border Patrol Canine Leads to Marijuana Hidden in Trailer Floor
Written by RSN
November 20, 2008
Tucson, Ariz. - Border Patrol agents Tuesday seized nearly 1,550 pounds of marijuana from a truck pulling a flatbed trailer that entered the United States in a remote area near Sonoita, Ariz.
About 11:25 a.m., Border Patrol agents assigned to the Sonoita Station encountered a ... Read more: Border Patrol Canine Leads to Marijuana Hidden in Trailer Floor
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Bad Omen for Border Security
Written by American Patrol Report
Napolitano May Run DHS
American Patrol Report-- November 20
According to the Arizona Republic "Gov. Janet Napolitano is President-elect Barack Obama's choice to lead the Department of Homeland Security, multiple news agencies reported late Wednesday."
Napolitano opposes the border fenceand ...
According to the Arizona Republic "Gov. Janet Napolitano is President-elect Barack Obama's choice to lead the Department of Homeland Security, multiple news agencies reported late Wednesday."
Napolitano opposes the border fenceand ...
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Organized Crime in Mexico beyond Government Control
Written by M3 Report
November 19, 2008
M3 Report
Organized crime in Mexico knows no limits!
El Universal (Mexico City) 11/18/08
In reference to the grenade attack on the El Debate news office reported yesterday, the El Universal editorial, Alliance against crime, asserts in part: Organized crime knows no ... Read more: Organized Crime in Mexico beyond Government Control
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