On the recordMay 9, 2011
We just can't stop drugs at the border, along the Southwest Border. They're coming through maritime channels, ship channels, oceans, and bayous.
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congress.govWe just can't stop drugs at the border, along the Southwest Border. They're coming through maritime channels, ship channels, oceans, and bayous.
Landrieu highlights the need for broader strategies against drug trafficking beyond the border.
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