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Drug Smuggling Tunnels Skyrocketed After U.S. Tightened Border Security

A Homeland Security special agent examines seized drugs in a highly sophisticated tunnel used to smuggle drugs between the U.S. and Mexico. (REUTERS/ICE/Handout via Reuters)President Donald Trump’s proposed wall won’t stop Mexican cartels from smuggling drugs into the U.S. through illegal tunnels, which increased significantly after a border fence was built and security was considerably tightened.
“Illegal tunneling activity on the southwest border of the United States represents a significant and persistent threat to border security and will likely remain so in the near future,” the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) office warned in a 2010 report that only became public April 2, 2017.
“The rise in illegal tunneling is likely a response to increasingly heightened border security,” said the report, which was posted this month by the Government Attic web site.

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