CBP officers arrested the woman for alleged violation of U.S. immigration law and seized the vehicle.

“We often collaborate with the regional center to help provide a variety of trainings that otherwise would cost our department up to $1,200 per officer in travel expenses such as accommodations, mileage and per diem,” said STC Police Sergeant, George Barreir

The city began this project in February 2021 to modernize city infrastructure with more “smart city” solutions.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations at the Hidalgo International Bridge intercepted $331,660 in undeclared currency from a traveler destined for Mexico.

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Campos’ experiences in various domains – from aviation to economic development and tourism – make him a well-rounded leader for Harlingen EDC.

The Rio Grande Valley Partnership is opposed to these new regulations.

Throughout the course of the investigation, authorities seized over 35,000 pounds (approximately 17.5 tons) of marijuana valued at approximately $16.4 million.

Governor Greg Abbott signed the bill (House Bill 3132) into law on June 10. The law, which becomes effective on Sept. 1, will provide drivers with the opportunity to indicate that they are deaf or hard of hearing on their license or ID card.

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