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Smugglers using 'cloned' vehicles to elude authorities - Vimarsana News

Smugglers using 'cloned' vehicles to elude authorities

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Federal officials in South Texas arrested four alleged members of a smuggling organization after stopping a semi-trailer with Union Pacific logos transporting unauthorized migrants on Interstate 35, according to court documents. It is but the latest instance of transnational criminal organizations trying to pass off conveyances used in migrant smuggling […]

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President Biden visits South Texas border - Vimarsana News

President Biden visits South Texas border

President Joe Biden is visiting the South Texas border on Thursday as immigration and how he's handling it remains a top issue for voters.

Tijuana police officer ambushed, survives hail of bullets - Vimarsana News

Tijuana police officer ambushed, survives hail of bullets

Surveillance vide shows a black SUV slamming into the officer's private car, and from inside their own vehicle, the assailants can be seen firing automatic weapons at the officer's car.

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4 migrants have died crossing Tijuana-San Diego border this year - Vimarsana News

4 migrants have died crossing Tijuana-San Diego border this year

Four people have died so far this year while trying to unlawfully enter the United States between Tijuana and San Diego according to Enrique Lucero, director of Tijuana's Migrant Affairs Office.

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US warnings to Americans about criminal activity hurt tourism, Baja officials say - Vimarsana News

US warnings to Americans about criminal activity hurt tourism, Baja officials say

Travel safety warnings put out by the U.S. in connection with criminal activity in Tijuana are hurting tourism, Baja state officials say.