Massive, Elaborate Tunnel Found At Mexican Border

June 11, 2009 by national  
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Adam Housley reports live from the site in Nogales Mexico where a massive tunnel has been discovered.

We got tipped off late Wednesday evening and within a few hours we were on a plane and then on the road arriving in Nogales just as the sun peaked over the Sonoran Desert. Our contacts had told us of an elaborate tunnel, one of the best they’ve ever found, running 45 feet or so on the Mexican side of the border, then extending another 38 feet into the United States.

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The Mexican Federal Police tell me in Spanish that the tunnel started in an abandoned white house just a few feet from where we are standing. The tunnel then stretches under the border fence about six feet under ground, headed towards a building that had recently lost its tenant on the U.S. side. It is about three feet high and wide with bricks and boards fortifying the sides and metal bars holding the roof. They tell me I could easily crawl through the tunnel with a back back (I am 6′3″) and the tunnel was likely being financed and built by the Gulf Cartel, a dangerous gang of thugs who have been terrorizing much of this area.

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Secret Border Tunnel to U.S. Discovered By Mexican Police

September 2, 2008 by national  
Filed under Homeland Security News


Police in Baja California have discovered a sophisticated tunnel approximately 120 miles east of San Diego in the border town Mexicali. Authorities say organized crime groups planned to sneak drugs, people and weapons through the tunnel.

Baja police were investigating suspicious activity at a home just south of the U.S.-Mexican border when they discovered a group of men digging a secret tunnel into the United States, a tunnel complete with lights, an elevator and even air-conditioning. Read more