Patrulla fronteriza hace simulacros con bombas de humo y balas de goma
Denisse Licon, agente de la Patrulla Fronteriza, explicó que se trató de un simulacro 'para probar las fuerzas armadas y movibles, en caso de algún altercado o disturbio que ocurra tanto en la frontera o cerca', en el marco de la llegada de las caravanas migrantes.
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2 / 3Members of the US border patrol take part in a drill in Sundland Park, United States, on November 30, 2018, as seen from Ciudad Juarez, in the Mexico-US border. - Approximately 5,600 active-duty troops -part of a contentious mission ordered by President Donald Trump- are currently supporting to assist short-handed border patrol agents deal with the arrival of large groups of migrants in so-called 'caravans'. (Photo by HERIKA MARTINEZ / AFP) -
3 / 3Members of the US border patrol take part in a drill in Sundland Park, United States, on November 30, 2018, as seen from Ciudad Juarez, in the Mexico-US border. - Approximately 5,600 active-duty troops -part of a contentious mission ordered by President Donald Trump- are currently supporting to assist short-handed border patrol agents deal with the arrival of large groups of migrants in so-called 'caravans'. (Photo by HERIKA MARTINEZ / AFP)
