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The bloody drug war in Mexico shows no sign of relenting. Neither do calls for tighter border security amid rising fears of spillover violence.
This hardly seems a time the U.S. would be willing to allow people to cross the border legally from Mexico without a customs officer in sight. But in this rugged, remote West Texas terrain where wading across the shallow Rio Grande undetected is all too easy, federal authorities are touting a proposal to open an unmanned port of entry as a security upgrade.
By the spring, kiosks could open up in Big Bend National Park allowing people from the tiny Mexican town of Boquillas del Carmen to scan their identity documents and talk to a customs officer in another location, at least 100 miles away.
"I think it's actually going to end up making security better," CBP spokesman William Brooks said.
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by Vitchilo
Maybe this is the excuse they need for having drones fly in CONUS.
That way, they can say they're for tighter security while getting us used to being spied upon.
Originally posted by Common Good
Why is airport security so tight but border security isnt,especially with all this so called terrorism running rampant?
Simple question, id like a logical answer.
Originally posted by Common Good
Why is airport security so tight but border security isnt,especially with all this so called terrorism running rampant?
Simple question, id like a logical answer.
Originally posted by Common Good
Why is airport security so tight but border security isnt,especially with all this so called terrorism running rampant?