A list of phrases commonly used by law enforcement officers, ranchers and other residents of South Texas as they talk about state and federal border security...
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A situation in which passengers flee after a driver transporting unauthorized immigrants fears being stopped, and either pulls over or crashes through ranch fences and over harsh terrain.Specially trained dogs of the U.S. Border Patrol. Used to track migrants as Texas state police helicopters circle overhead.Living migrants, being pursued for apprehension. Though law enforcement officers use the term casually, immigrant rights activists deplore it as dehumanizing.
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