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Context: "About
8,000 Mexican horse riders are taking part in a parade along
a 50 kilometre stretch of the border with the United States to
underline the traditions linking the indigenous people on both
sides of the frontier." - BBC
4/21/2002 |
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Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 15
Schaler, KNXV: It's the National Guard's job to keep a close eye
on the Arizona border, and specifically look for drug smugglers
trying to bring in large drug loads like this. But now one community
on the Tohono O'odham Indian Nation, the Pisinemo District, has
passed a resolution to keep the National Guard out, shutting
down one key lookout site.
Johnson Jose: That would prohibit them, you know, the
National Guard, with their weapons, using our peaks as observatory
peaks... |
Border Patrol Agent: If you can imagine the amount of
drugs and the amount of violence that comes with the drugs coming
through a certain corridor because we're not allowed to be out
there, it can get pretty nasty.
  Watch: DOJ
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American Border Patrol to the rescue |
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