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Offline CG6468

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Mexican troops cross into the United States at Bridge Two
« on: June 24, 2011, 10:27:31 PM »
Mexican troops cross into the United States at Bridge Two

Story Created: Jun 23, 2011

Story Updated: Jun 23, 2011

A convoy of three military trucks loaded with Mexican soldiers crosses the border at Bridge Number Two clearly violating international law.

It happens as Customs and Border Protection inspectors try to figure out what to do.

A CBP spokesperson says they got on the phone with Mexican authorities after being alerted that the military trucks were heading their direction loaded down with soldiers and weapons.


LINK: They got "lost"
Illinois, south of the gun controllers in Chi town

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Re: Mexican troops cross into the United States at Bridge Two
« Reply #1 on: June 24, 2011, 10:56:28 PM »
That's what all the Mexicans say when they're caught on our side of the border. :-)
Sneaking into a country doesn't make you an immigrant any
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Re: Mexican troops cross into the United States at Bridge Two
« Reply #2 on: June 24, 2011, 11:00:26 PM »
That's what all the Mexicans say when they're caught on our side of the border. :-)

I bet a couple of 230gr slugs in their ass would help 'em "find" their way back south in a big hurry.

Too bad ain't nobody calling the shots in our Federal Government knows how to set up anything like that. :banghead:
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