Thursday, February 4, 2010

Daily Briefing: Obama's budget cuts border programs

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U.S. Border Patrol agent Gabriel Pacheco walks back to his vehicle along the border fence with its concertino wire topping in Nov. 2008 in San Diego. Under the president's scale back on border security, the existing 643 miles of border fence would be maintained, but no new barriers would be built.
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