Homeland Security Has Plan If Mexico Drug Violence Spreads To US

January 10, 2009 by national  
Filed under Homeland Security News


If Mexican drug violence spills across the U.S. border, Homeland Security officials say they have a contingency plan to assist border areas that includes bringing in the military.

“It’s a common sense extension of our continued work with our state, local, and tribal partners in securing the southwest border,” DHS spokeswoman Amy Kudwa said Friday. Read more

Hit Men To Go After U.S. Targets – Given Permission By Mexico Drug Cartels

August 25, 2008 by national  
Filed under Homeland Security News

Juarez Police Stand Guard Near Border

Juarez Police Stand Guard Near Border

Law enforcement on this side of the border now confirm that Mexican drug cartels have given their hit men permission to cross into the U.S. to kill their targets. There are now fears that the bloody violence in Juarez may spill across the border.

El Paso police and federal agents confirm the cartel warnings and say security has been beefed up along the border. Read more