NATIONAL GUARD AHEAD OF SCHEDULE FOR OPERATION JUMP START From: Regulatory Intelligence Data | Date: July 17, 2006| Author: INDSTRY GROUP 91 | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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07-17-2006

LAREDO, Texas, July 17, 2006 - National Guard troops flowing to the Southwest
border are highly visible to drivers at an Interstate 35 inspection station
north of this Texas border town as soldiers assist U.S. Border Patrol agents
scrutinizing every northbound vehicle. A Texas National Guard soldier and
Border Patrol Senior Agent Chad Wamsley accompany Ricky I, a Belgian Malinois,
as the detection dog checks a ...

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