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More Illegal Mexican Fishing - Mexico and Mexicans disrespect America every chance they get, especially since our national government shows weakness. Mexican fishermen were was agin caught fishing illegally in U.S. waters. This is a regular occurrence. The illegal Mexican fishing compliments the illegal immigration and drug trafficking America faces. It all shows that liberal policies allow America’s neighbors, friends, and enemies to disregard and disrespect the nation’s sovereignty. Weakness makes the USA a global doormat. https://lnkd.in/gk6cX_a4

Mexican Fishermen Disrespect American Laws, too - Here’s another result of Biden’s weak foreign policies and lack of toughness with Mexico. Even Mexican fishermen disrespect American sovereignty. And nothing will be done to stop this outrage. Mexico regularly violates and ignores treaties, agreements, and American sovereignty in many ways, including fishing rights. Liberals, globalists, and the weak Biden administration allow other countries to disrespect and bully America. We need a strong administration that will cause the world to respect America. We cannot continue to pay ransom to the world to beg for their respect. https://lnkd.in/g_B9nw7P

https://lnkd.in/gxjkbfRG Ports of Indiana, the 63-year-old authority managing the state’s ports, is proceeding with a plan to develop the first international sea cargo container terminal on Lake Michigan. According to the authority, it would create the only all-water container route for ocean vessels to serve the greater Chicago metropolitan area via the Great Lakes.

The numbers are once again EXPLODING sneaking across the border - and the mainstream media as always is all but ignoring it. Here's the TRUTH - REPOST for exposure!! CBP sources confirmed that on Friday alone, more than 7,000 people were encountered - and there may have been TWICE as many "gotaways". Here's the breakdown: Tucson sector: 1800+ San Diego sector: 1200+ El Paso sector: 1200+ Rio Grande Valley sector: 350 Del Rio Sector: 310 Yuma sector: 230 Laredo sector: 170 El Centro sector: 61 Big Bend sector: 12 The day the presidents visited, well over 6,000 crossed the border that day alone. #thinblueline #lawenforcement

Do you know about this? The "Take Back Our Border" event happening across 3 states in illegal migrant hotspots. 🚚 A massive convoy of truckers will make their way to these hotspots in hopes of tackling the worsening crisis. Eagle Pass, TX, Yuma, AZ and San Ysidro, CA will be the main targets of this planned 4-day event. With many truckers expected to attend, this takes them off of the road. There is a solid chance this could temporarily cause volatility in the market. If you are experiencing any disruptions to your supply chain, let's have a conversation. 📲 (423) 443-0845 📩 Mherring@kchtrans.com #supplychain #logistics #KCHtransportation

Can you guess which member of our crew has the Border Collie as their spirit K9? It’s our brilliant K9C Guide, Georgia! Like Georgia, Border Collies are always keen to learn and love having a job to do. They are highly energetic and can have a laser focus when there’s a task that needs to be done. The etymology of the Border Collie name stems from the working collie’s place of origin: the border country between Scotland and England. Etymologists and cynologists (those who study/train canines) have long debated the origins of the word ‘Collie’. It could reference the Gaelic word for useful (‘Collie’), or the German word for worker (‘Kuli’, pronounced ‘coollie’), or—and this is the most popular theory—it could be a variant of the words ‘colley’ or ‘coly’, meaning coal-black, like the colour of this breed’s coat in some areas. Border Collies aren’t always black and white, however! Their double-layered coat can be chocolate and white, blue and white, red and white, ‘lilac’ (sometimes referred to as fawn), or even tri-coloured with a blend of black or blue, white and brown or tan colouring. They can also bear a speckled appearance, known as merle, and may have brindle markings. Regardless of their looks, all Border Collies (and all K9s, for that matter) are awesome. #bordercollies #k9concierge #bordercollie #spiritanimal #dogwalkers #dogwalker #northernbeaches #sydneylocal #sydney #dogsofinstagram #dogsofsydney

This migrant crisis has skyrocketed to the point of ridicule. "'I wish I knew the solution,' Jim said, and then drove back toward the other side of his ranch." One partial solution would be to build asylum camps in American military bases in the countries of origin. When given that choice, asylum seekers won't use their life savings to buy a plane ticket to South America with the intent to make it to the Mexico-U.S. border, risking their lives along the way. Another partial solution would be to secure the Mexico-central america border by enacting a joint security effort between the U.S. and Mexico to protect it. That border is only 750 miles long. The solution promised by a republican candidate eight years ago to rebuild the border wall will never work. The U.S.-Mexico border is 2,000 miles long and the weather is way too harsh for the border patrol to control it. This should be clear to everyone by this point. https://lnkd.in/ez7JdptF

The sea has always been an important workplace for ABF officers protecting the border of our island nation. Whether detecting illegal goods on the water or under it, we’ve used the marine skills of our staff to guard the country against illegal activity on the high seas throughout our history. Customs agencies have owned and operated boats and launches in Australia since before Federation and one of the earliest historical references to a vessel specifically tasked with customs enforcement activity dates from 1828, when those engaged in smuggling activities in Sydney Harbour were suddenly confronted by the bulk of a 67-tonne colonial-built cutter, which was used to scuttle their operations. Today our vessels are a bit more sophisticated with the modern ABF Cutter Ocean Shield able to respond to a variety of maritime security threats in northern waters and the Southern Ocean. With accommodation for up to 78 crew, a state of the art infra-red detection system and even a dedicated emergency surgical room, Australia’s waters have never been safer. #BorderForceHistory Photo: Customs divers at work in Sydney Harbour.

The Sniffer dogs are the sentinels of all border posts (sea, air, land) in any country. They must be looked after very well, as their contribution towards the Customs department function is of vital importance. They no longer have to wear the conventional collar and leash but a shoulder harness that is more comfortable and helps make them more maneuverable. #customs #snifferdogs #k9 #k9unit #k9handler #k9training #drugsmuggling #drugs #smuggling #securitymanagement #bordercontrol #hseprofessionals #ohs

Exciting mail delivery – diving into customs, borders, territory, wildlife, and geography in key magazines. Intrigued by the evolving role of border agencies amidst challenges. Spotlight on security, trade, and human mobility. Notable trend: some nations militarizing and reshaping borders. Certain articles underscore a global shift and the intricate geopolitics at play. Border agencies adjusting to harmonize trade facilitation and national security. Why reading National Geographic? It's been my loyal subscription for over 30 years. Globetrotting through its pages, dreaming of new discoveries! #Borders #Security #Trade #WCO #Aduanas #GlobalTrade #Fronteras #Seguridad #Comercio #Fronteiras #Segurança #Comércio #nationalgeographic. 🌍🛃