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Inside ICE: Volume 2, Issue 24

Border Tunnel

An ICE agent examines the entrance to a border tunnel discovered late in the day November 16 near San Diego and the Otay Mesa port of entry. The tunnel investigation is a coordinated effort involving ICE, U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Border Patrol, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. Agents determined the primitive passageway, which originated in Mexico, and extended about 90 feet into the United States, was not complete. Since 9/11, federal authorities have discovered at least 16 cross border tunnels along the U.S.-Mexico border in California and Arizona.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

ICE, Colombians Work Together To Dismantle Norte Valle Cartel

ICE Represents U.S. On Global Task Force To Protect Children

ICE Deports Man Wanted For Inciting Racial Hatred In Germany

ICE Arrests Eight In Houston For Sex Trafficking Scheme

ICE Efforts Bring Ancient Work Of Art Back To Italy

ICE Arrests 125 Illegal Aliens At Wal-Mart Construction Site

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Border Tunnel

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