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US Congress Passes Law to Fight Narco-Tunnels Under Mexico Border - InSight Crime

Houston Chronicle (blog)

US Congress Passes Law to Fight Narco-Tunnels Under Mexico Border InSight Crime The US Congress has passed a bill to tighten penalties on building illicit tunnels under the border from Mexico, closing a loophole in previous legislation in an attempt to clamp down on this increasingly popular method of smuggling drugs, arms, ... House increases penalties for tunneling under U.S.-Mexico borderHouston Chronicle (blog) all 8 news articles »

George F. Will: A government enrichment policy that borders on theft - National Post

George F. Will: A government enrichment policy that borders on theft National Post The Merrimack River Valley near the New Hampshire border has had more downs than ups since the 19th century, when the nearby towns of Lowell and Lawrence were centers of America's textile industry. In the 1960s the area briefly enjoyed a high-tech boom ... and more »

Kathy's painful plea to Borders health bosses - The Southern Reporter

The Southern Reporter

Kathy's painful plea to Borders health bosses The Southern Reporter Bed-bound at only 41 years of age, the Tweedbank resident knows she will never be free of her problems, but is pleading for greater help from NHS Borders. She is asking for physiotherapy care and facilities in her own home to at least relieve a ...

Border Albinos Threatened - AllAfrica.com

Border Albinos Threatened AllAfrica.com By Martin Mwaura, 18 May 2012 ALBINOS living near the borders are more vulnerable to attacks, kidnappings and stigmatisation. Speaking during a workshop organised in Mombasa, the managing trustee of the Albinism Foundation of East Africa Wambui Kairi, ...