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Former Border Patrol Chief Discusses New Counter-Drone Efforts in El Paso

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Chris Clem, a retired Chief Patrol Agent with extensive experience in the El Paso Sector, emphasized the importance of a new counter-drone system being developed by federal agencies to combat drone threats from cartels. Recent incidents, including a drone being shot down by the U.S. Department of War, highlight the increasing use of drones for illegal activities along the U.S.-Mexico border. Clem noted that the collaboration between the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection, and military forces marks a significant shift in border security strategy. He reassured El Paso residents about the ongoing efforts to maintain a secure and safe border, urging them to remain vigilant and informed about local developments.

Key Details: • Collaboration among DHS, CBP, and military for counter-drone systems. • Recent drone incident near Fort Hancock raises security concerns. • Clem encourages El Pasoans to stay informed and vigilant. • Residents should be aware of ongoing border security developments.

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El PasoDepartment of Homeland SecurityJuarezCustoms and Border ProtectionVeronica EscobarTony GonzalesFort HancockChris ClemJoint Task Force-Southern BorderU.S. Department of War

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