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As an American citizen, what exactly are your rights when you are stopped by federal agents? The issue may be put to the test if the U.S. District Court agrees to hear the case of Sydney Stout vs. U.S. Border Patrol. (Case posted below)
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Two hours, 39 minutes, 17 seconds. That's how long it took to cross late Sunday afternoon through Sonoyta, Sonora into Lukeville.
One. Car. At. A. Time.
Not having anything better to do, I set my stopwatch, bought a bag of tamales, stopped to snap a photo of the entrepeneurs in the above image, and sat back to watch the desmadre.
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This is the most recent information I've received on the two women who went missing Sept. 1.
A search is continuing for Erika Zepeda Caballero and Estela Juárez Martínez, who disappeared more than two weeks ago in the Arizona desert. Both women are from Puebla, they share the same birthday, today in fact, and are 21 years old.
According to their friend, Amandine Poirson, who's keeping me updated, the two women slipped through the Tohono O'odham Indian Reservation some time in late August and last had contact with familymembers on Sept. 1.
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