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Obama says US will "do more" on Mexico border if needed

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UPDATE 2-Violence-plagued Mexico sees hope in US border plan

* Violence-hit Mexican border residents cheer U.S. plan * Mexican federal and local government also welcome it * Analysts say U.S. drug consumption must also be addressed (Adds drug cartel arrest, Schwarzenegger reaction) CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico, March 24 ...

U.S. tightens security at Mexico border

Local officials along the U.S.-Mexican border welcome a new federal crackdown against border violence despite concerns that it will create lines of idling cars through neighborhoods and deter crossover traffic. The $184 million plan installs X-ray ...

WRAPUP 5-Mexico drug violence prompts U.S. border crackdown

* Plan boosts border agents, inspections * U.S. still considers proposal to send troops to border * Hillary Clinton to visit Mexico on Wednesday * Critics say it falls short on immigration enforcement (Adds Obama comments in paragraphs 7 and 22) ...

U.S. to Step Up Battle Against Drug Trafficking Along Mexican Border

The Obama administration announced plans yesterday to move more than 450 law enforcement agents and equipment to the southern U.S. border to combat Mexican drug cartel violence, but its 'comprehensive response' was also notable for what it omitted. ...

White House reveals anti-cartel plan for U.S. border

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration says it is sending more agents and equipment to the southwestern U.S. border to combat Mexican drug cartels. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and Deputy Attorney General David Ogden are at the White ...

Press Briefing by Secretary Napolitano on U.S.-Mexico Border Security Policy

For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary Contact: 202-282-8010 Mr. Gibbs: Good morning, guys. I want to discuss an issue that's very important to the President this morning -- the steps we are taking on both sides of the border, working with ...

U.S. Border Patrol to spray plants that hide smugglers

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Canada, U.S. authorities bust drug-trafficking ring across border

The RCMP and DEA officials seized two helicopters, 83 kg cocaine, 340 kg marijuana, nine kg ecstasy and a half-dozen weapons in 'Operation Blade Runner,' RCMP Staff Sergeant Dave Goddard said Tuesday in a statement. The street value of the drugs alone is ...

Pelosi Statement on Obama Administration Announcement of Increased Resources at the U.S.-Mexico Border

Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement today following Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano's announcement of the Obama Administration's efforts to increase resources at the U.S.-Mexico border to stem violence and drug trafficking: ...

US DHS has announced a wide-ranging action directive on immigration and border security.

Banner U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano has announced a wide-ranging action directive on immigration and border security. Specifically the directive requires certain departments to review and assess plans and policies ...

UPDATE 1-Violence-plagued Mexico sees hope in US border plan

(Adds reaction in Mexico; changes dateline, pvs PHOENIX) CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico, March 24 (Reuters) - Mexicans desperate for an end to drug gang murders, abductions and extortion saw a glimmer of hope on Tuesday as the United States vowed to tighten ...

Possible Agent Orange Redux at US/Mexico Border

The U.S. Border Patrol plans to poison the plant life along a 1.1-mile stretch of the Rio Grande riverbank as soon as Wednesday to get rid of the hiding places used by smugglers, robbers and illegal immigrants. If successful, the $2.1 million pilot ...

Obama Should Stop Immigration Raids

It's going to happen! Regardless of the fact that some people write me bitter letters assuring me that illegal immigrants never will be given any form of amnesty, this is the year when we finally will begin to fix our broken immigration system, with ...

More US agents sent to Mexican border

More US agents and equipment will be sent to the Mexican border as a means to curb Mexican drug cartels. The Obama administration has said it will increase agent numbers to help the Mexican government bring down powerful drug cartels that operate along ...

Md. school board rejects illegal immigrant tally

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Should National Guard Be Posted Along US-Mexico Border?

Special to American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, March 24, 2009 ' The Department of Homeland Security is still considering ' the use of National Guard troops along the U.S.-Mexico border, along with several other initiatives, the DHS secretary said ...

US boosts Mexico border security

The White House is to send extra federal agents to its border with Mexico in a bid to stem drug-related violence in the region. The plan calls for boosting the number of agents from the US departments of justice, treasury and homeland security for border ...

Homeland Security Considers Using Guard Along US-Mexico Border

The Department of Homeland Security is still considering the use of National Guard troops along the U.S.-Mexico border, along with several other initiatives, the DHS secretary said in a White House press briefing today. This issue requires immediate ...

US orders Mexico border clampdown to stop tide of drugs deaths

The Obama Administration announced plans for tighter security along the Mexican border yesterday as it voiced fears that violence from a growing drugs war would spill over into the United States. Today Hillary Clinton, the Secretary of State, begins a ...

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