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US Coast Guard Returns Fire After Shots From Mexico: Mexico Demands Evidence

US Coast Guard Returns Fire After Shots From Mexico: Mexico Demands Evidence

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Our southern border is much more secure than it was before January 2025 (and what even took place on that month?) but things are still turbulent; the cartels are still trying to smuggle people and drugs across the border, and we're compelled to understand that "more secure" will never mean "100 percent secure." That's especially true when the cartels are 1) heavily armed, and 2) may well have co-opted some within the Mexican military and police.

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