500 troops deployed to Texas' Rio Grande Valley after Coast Guard shooting
USNORTHCOM said hundreds of service members will bolster patrols and detection after a Coast Guard crew came under fire from across the border.
- On September 26, Coast Guard Forces Rio Grande personnel "encountered gunfire" in Garceno, Texas, from across the Mexican border; no personnel were injured during the incident.
- Hundreds of U.S. troops were repositioned to the Rio Grande Valley this week, operating through Operation Ardent Response under President Donald Trump in response to the security incident.
- National Border Patrol Council Vice President Hector Garza, who joined Abbott at an Austin news conference, said, "I think we can confirm that was cartel."
- Texas recently received a record $7.5 billion from DHS as reimbursement for Operation Lone Star costs, with border security efforts now in their fifth year.
- USNORTHCOM leads border security efforts per a presidential executive order to "seal the borders and maintain the sovereignty" of the United States, with Operation Unified Response troops providing enhanced monitoring capabilities.
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Troops repositioned to Rio Grande Valley after gunfire at Coast Guard - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) - Hundreds of U.S. troops are being repositioned to the Rio Grande Valley after Coast Guard crew in Starr County encountered gunfire from across the Mexican border Sept. 26.. In a statement issued by the Coast Guard, Coast Guard Forces Rio Grande [...]
Gunfire Exchanged Between Coast Guard Personnel and Shooters Across US-Mexico Border * The Gateway Pundit * by Margaret Flavin
The United States Coast Guard is investigating an incident from last week after an exchange of gunfire across the US- Mexican border.
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Troops repositioned to Rio Grande Valley after gunfire at Coast Guard
(The Center Square) – Hundreds of U.S. troops are being repositioned to the Rio Grande Valley after Coast Guard crew in Starr County encountered gunfire from across the Mexican border Sept. 26..
A total of 500 elements have moved to the border in Operation Concurrent with helicopters and anti-droon devices
Coast Guard Personnel Exchange Gunfire With Shooters Across US-Mexico Border
Internewscast Internewscast U.S. Coast Guard personnel exchanged gunfire with individuals on the Mexican side… This Post: Coast Guard Personnel Exchange Gunfire With Shooters Across US-Mexico Border first appeared on Internewscast
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