Apparently, at least some of them come from U.S. narcotics control agents. Not only should this qualify as a "jackbooted thug of the week" case for our friends at the Northern Muckraker, but it also serves as an example of why border security--and transitively control of the firearm and narcotics trade across the border--should not rely solely in the integrity of federal agents involved.
Reality is that narcotics and BATFE agents can and are bought by drug and gun cartels. However, a border fence, being inanimate, is a bit less susceptible to a bribe. Even a vehicle barrier would do a lot to curb illegal trade in guns and drugs by making it more difficult to simply drive across the border in many areas, and would not hurt native wildlife.
Podcast #1,132: If I Don’t Return — A General’s Wartime Journal for His Sons
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When Mark Hertling learned he was deploying for Operation Desert Storm,
he decided to start a journal. Back then, Mark was an Army major and
cavalry of...
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