A man is halted climbing the US-Mexico border wall. Under new Trump rules, US troops sound the alarm
U.S.-MEXICO BORDER, JUL 25 – U.S. troops have tripled deployment to 7,600 personnel to reduce illegal border crossings and pressure smuggling cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations.
- President Donald Trump declared a national emergency that significantly increased the military's involvement in preventing migrant crossings along the U.S. southern border.
- Following the declaration, the number of American military personnel assigned to the southern border increased threefold, reaching 7,600 members from all branches of the armed forces.
- Large border swaths were designated militarized zones, allowing troops to apprehend trespassers and impose criminal charges, while restricting recreational access in New Mexico.
- Security experts described the military expansion as a 'force multiplier' and a robust response to fulfill Trump's immigration campaign promise.
- As a result, border apprehensions have dropped to their lowest level in six decades, while military operations increasingly focus on disrupting trafficking networks, targeting groups from Latin America that have been classified as foreign terrorist organizations.
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Nogales, Arizona.- Inside an armored vehicle, an American army explorer uses a joystick to direct a long-range optical viewfinder towards a man perched above the fence on the border with Mexico, which crosses the hills of this border community in Arizona. The man descends to American soil through concertina wire spirals. There are screams, an alert is triggered, and a Border Patrol van is heading at full speed towards the wall, which is enough f…
Inside an armored vehicle, an Army scout uses a joystick to aim a long-range optical sight at a man perched atop the fence separating the U.S. and Mexico, which runs through the…
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