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Later that same day, officers at the Ysleta Port of Entry seized 30 pounds of cocaine inside 13 bundles from a Toyota Corolla driven by a 24-year-old man, officials said. A few minutes later at the Paso del Norte border crossing, officers seized 10 pounds of cocaine hidden in the seats of a Hyundai Azera driven by a 26-year-old man. On July 10, officers found more than 4 pounds of cocaine and .74 pounds of fentanyl inside the engine area of a Dodge pickup driven by a 30-year-old U.S. citizen, officials said. Officers throughout last week also took into custody 23 fugitives at various ports ...

About six hours in texas and much of that time was spent -- at the illegal crossing hot spot known as the el paso international airport. of course, the veep spun a totally fictional version of events today. >> why was right now a great time to make your first trip to the border? >> it's not my first trip, i've been to the border many times. i said in march i was going to come to the board as this is not a new plan. >> laura: if her -- weren't so infuriating it would be absolutely hilarious because with so much time having passed, the vice president's border is kind of a sideshow at this point....

>> everyone knows root causes is washington's way of saying we have no intention of solving the problem. and despite the gravity of all this harris was only on site for about 6 hours this afternoon and much of that time was spent at the illegal crossing hotspot known as the el paso international airport. she spun but totally fictional version of events today. >> the right time to make your first are to the border? >> it's not my first trip, i've been to the border many times. this is not a new plan. weren'to infuriating it would be absolutely hilarious because with so much time having passed, ...

By Andrew Magnotta @AndrewMagnotta Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Protection At least 85 counterfeit guitars that could have been sold to unsuspecting buyers for over $250,000 were seized during a bust at Dulles International Airport, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protections. The bootleg instruments arrived from China in late-March and were designed to closely-resemble expensive, highly-collectible guitars from renowned brands like Gibson, Fender, CF Martin, Taylor and Kramer. “The highest value model was a [Gibson] Les Paul ax supposedly autographed by

By Andrew Magnotta @AndrewMagnotta Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Protection At least 85 counterfeit guitars that could have been sold to unsuspecting buyers for over $250,000 were seized during a bust at Dulles International Airport, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protections. The bootleg instruments arrived from China in late-March and were designed to closely-resemble expensive, highly-collectible guitars from renowned brands like Gibson, Fender, CF Martin, Taylor and Kramer. “The highest value model was a [Gibson] Les Paul ax supposedly autographed by