Pakistan Keeps Afghan Border Closed To Refugees
Pakistan will keep its border closed to Afghan refugees despite U S air strikes and turmoil in Afghanistan. At Chaman crossing about 15 000 Afghans gathered with 5 000 entering Pakistan. officials say border controls remain, though some paths remain unguarded. U N officials report over 50 000 Afghans have entered Pakistan since the campaign began.
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Federal agencies unite to curb terrorist financing
Treasury deputy secretary Kenneth Dam urged that anti money laundering legislation will break down turf wars between the Treasury FBI and intelligence agencies. He cited al Qaeda funding via charities front companies and hawala and said progress has been made in limiting terrorist finance while bills would expand bank reporting and cross agency sharing. Assistant Attorney General Michael Chertoff said authorities must choke the terrorists lifeblood money.
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