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At least three Mexican soldiers violated the U.S. border near Ajo, Arizona, on May 17th. According to Bill Strassberger, an Immigration and Naturalization Service spokesman, the soldiers fired on a Border Patrol agent driving a clearly marked official vehicle.
Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-Colo.), a prominent immigration reform proponent, points out that there have been 118 cross-border incursions by Mexican personnel since 1996-61 by military personnel and 57 by law enforcement agents. "In 90 percent of the cases," reported the May 23rd Washington Times, "the incursions appeared intentional...."
One Mexican official insisted that the Mexican troops "are fighting against drugs, and sometimes they get lost in those areas -- there is no clear marking of the border." Rep. Tancredo offers a dramatically different perspective: "The concern is that there are people [including Mexican troops and police] ...
Source: HighBeam Research, The border war. (Insider Report).(cases of corrupt Mexican cops...