Media campaigns aim to deter illicit border crossings
The United States launches two campaigns to stop immigrants from attempting clandestine border crossings and hiding children in car trunks or containers. One Spanish language PSA depicts a girl suffocating in a trunk and a graveyard warning, while a Border Patrol campaign called No Mas Cruces en La Frontera airs in US cities. Officials note ADS target near California and border regions. past campaigns exist, but this is a larger effort. In 12 months ending Sept 30, 2004, about 6,500 children were taken into custody at California crossings, a 17 percent rise.
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Mexico
United States
Agustin Jaime Ortiz
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Low tech passport idea sparks border travel concerns
At Niagara Falls, residents like Kathy Currier fear a passport requirement to reenter the United States would cost too much and complicate trips. The Homeland Security push for tighter border security follows post 9 11 investments, though a simple tamper proof passport plan faces criticism for practicality and expense.
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Kathy Currier
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Currier
United States
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Bush plan to require passports for US border returnees under reconsideration
The Bush administration rethinks passports for Americans reentering from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, Panama and the Caribbean, proposing a cheaper border ID card amid cross border commerce concerns. Officials cite 60 million holders with 20 percent of the population already on passports and discuss a low cost card for frequent crossers while critics warn the move still stifles travel and trade.
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Mexico
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Caribbean
United States
Homeland Security
State Departments
Frank E. Moss
Detroit
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