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Body left hanging on bridge in Mexico's Tijuana:

Homicides are on the rise again in the Pacific coast city, with more than 700 murders so far this year, compared to 670 in 2015, according to official figures. Ref. Source 3n.

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Risk Security Huge Mexico US

Under a Trump administration there will be more problems between Mexico and us leading to some bitter battles at the border and from the cartel types.


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Gunman shoots, wounds US consular official in Mexico:

The consulate posted a video on Facebook showing the shooter, dressed in blue, waiting outside a shopping center's garage on Friday, raising his gun and firing at the car before fleeing. Ref. Source 1f



Mexico agents arrest suspect in shooting of U.S. Consular official;
The Jalisco state prosecutor said on Twitter that specialized agents made the arrest, but did not provide further details including the name of the suspect or any motive. Ref. Source 7n.

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Things between us and Mexico are going to get a lot worst before they get better and with Donald Trump as president we could see more of this in the future.


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Protesters Take Control of Mexican Border Crossing With US:

Protests closed southbound traffic for hours at the San Diego-Tijuana San Ysidro port of entry, the busiest crossing along the 2,000-mile border, and halted southbound traffic at one of two crossings in Nogales, Arizona. Ref. Source 9l.

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Mexican Avocados Turned Away at US Border;

Five trucks carrying a shipment of 100 tons of avocados from the state of Jalisco, Mexico were halted last Wednesday at the Mexican-U.S. Border, by order of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Ref. Source 2k.

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Our border is too open. A country without borders is not a country at all. Securing our southern border must be a priority. In truth though, this will not be easy. Using the military is an option but it will cut into their effectiveness. This isn't their job and while they are doing it they aren't training to do their real work, which is be strong enough to prevent wars and it that doesn't work to win a war once it starts.

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We'll likely see more like that as Trump's executive order takes effect. We have been letting whatever happen across our border and it needs to stop.


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