Military authorized to detain undocumented immigrants in New Mexico
- The U.S. Military is authorized to temporarily detain and search people crossing the border in the New Mexico National Defense Area, according to a release from U.S. Northern Command .
- President Donald Trump stated that empowering the military is a significant step in combating drug cartels and securing the U.S.-Mexico border.
- General Gregory Guillot, Commander of U.S. Northern Command, explained that military service members will ensure those who illegally trespass are handed over to Customs and Border Protection.
- Currently, 6,600 military members have been deployed to support these enhanced operations along the southern border.
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U.S. Military Gains Authorization To Detain Illegal Immigrants In Parts Of Border State * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
The U.S. military has received the authority to temporarily detain and search illegal immigrants in parts of New Mexico. “USNORTHCOM service members have been delegated the authority and directed to conduct installation security support operations in the New Mexico National Defense Area,” U.S. Northern Command stated. News: USNORTHCOM service members have been delegated the authority and directed to conduct installation security support operati…
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Military now authorized to detain and search undocumented immigrants in New Mexico
(The Hill) - American troops now have the authority to detain and search immigrants lacking certain documentation in New Mexico, a role service members have not held before at the southern border, U.S. Northern Command (Northcom) said Monday. Northcom said troops “have been delegated the authority” to conduct security support operations in the New Mexico National Defense Area, a zone that runs along the U.S.-Mexico border now considered part of …
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