Friday, January 27, 2006
See What Can Happen When You Employ Non-Union, Mexican Labor
Well it seems that just outside of Tijuana, border officials have found and incredibly complex and intricate tunnel system for smuggling drugs.
The tunnel runs 60 feet deep at some points, is 5 feet high, and is nearly half a mile long, extending from a warehouse near the international airport in Tijuana, Mexico, to a vacant industrial building in Otay Mesa, Calif., about 20 miles southeast of downtown San Diego. The sophistication of the tunnel surprised officials, who found it outfitted with a concrete floor, electricity, lights and ventilation and groundwater pumping systems.
"The tunnel is absolutely amazing," said Michael Unzueta, special agent in charge for the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency's San Diego office. "It is probably the biggest tunnel on the southern border so far."
Already, officials have seized over two tons of marijuana.
Who says NAFTA doesn’t work?
"The tunnel is absolutely amazing," said Michael Unzueta, special agent in charge for the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency's San Diego office. "It is probably the biggest tunnel on the southern border so far."
Already, officials have seized over two tons of marijuana.
Who says NAFTA doesn’t work?
