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- Border skirmish. // Asian Pacific Post;2/10/2011, p17
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- Border security for citizens' safety. Hutchison, Kay Bailey // Clarendon Enterprise (TX);4/23/2009, Vol. 20 Issue 18, p2
The article offers the author's viewpoint regarding the need of a more efficient border security for citizens of Texas along the 1,200 miles of international border which it shares with the Rio Grande.
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