Increases 90% Drug Insured in El Paso
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Ciudad Juárez.- The U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers (CBP) increased by 90.48 percent the drugs insured in El Paso’s operating ports during the last ten months, with a total of 8,000 151 pounds (3,697 kilograms) compared to 4,279 pounds (thousand,940 kilograms) discovered in the same period last year. “CBP remains on the front line of the fight against drug smuggling, seizing dangerous drugs before they reach U.S. communities,” the fe…
Ciudad Juárez.- U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials increased 90.48 percent of the drugs insured in El Paso’s operating ports over the past ten months, with a total of 8,000 £151 compared to £4,279 discovered in the same period last year. “CBP remains on the front line of the fight against drug smuggling, seizing dangerous drugs before they reach U.S. communities,” the federal agency reported through its monthly results report.
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