(4 Jul 2025)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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El Paso, Texas – 11 June 2025
1. Military vehicle along US-Mexico border
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Santa Teresa, New Mexico – 13 June 2025
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Morgan Lee, The Associated Press:
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“I’m near the southern U.S. Border with Mexico where the military and armored surveillance vehicles have been deployed.”
3. Military vehicle along US Mexico border
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Walter Slosar, US Border Patrol: ++COVERED++
“I wanna make it extremely clear. Anyone who enters the United States illegally will be removed."
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Walter Slosar, US Border Patrol:
"Individuals will face criminal prosecution under the United States immigration law.”
6. People around a military vehicle along US Mexico border
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Walter Slosar, US Border Patrol:
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“This applies to everybody…. You cross illegally, you will be apprehended and you will flown back far from the United States international border.”
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Santa Teresa, New Mexico – 13 June 2025
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Morgan Lee, The Associated Press:
“It’s a strategy that authorities say could be replicated far and wide as President Trump tries to repel what he calls an invasion of migrants and provide 100 percent operational control of the U.S. border.”
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Near Columbus, New Mexico – 12 June 2025
9. STILL, a sign warns against unauthorized entry into a militarized zone along the southern U.S. border in New Mexico as farm workers harvest onions
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Santa Teresa, New Mexico – 13 June 2025
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Morgan Lee, The Associated Press: ++COVERED++
"The military zone here extends through ranches and farms."
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Santa Teresa, New Mexico – 13 June 2025
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Morgan Lee, The Associated Press: ++COVERED++
“The military zone here extends through ranches and farms."
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West of Columbus, New Mexico – 12 June 2025
12. STILL A sign warns against unauthorized entry into a militarized zone along the southern U.S. border
13. Workers in an onion field
14. SOUNDBITE (English) James Johnson, Farmer: ++COVERED++
“My great grandfather came here in 1918, started as a cattle operation. My family started farming in the 1950s."
15. SOUNDBITE (English) James Johnson, Farmer:
“At one point there was Border Patrol estimates that were probably in the neighborhood of 700 within our our immediate area here which is about five miles of spans along the border.
16. Workers pick onions
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17. SOUNDBITE (English) James Johnson, Farmer:
“But the incursions and the people coming across are very few and far between now versus in the past.”
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Las Cruces, New Mexico – 13 June 2025
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Ray Trejo, Luna County Commissioner: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
“I think since the border wall that there’s a lot of folks who think that it’s a necessary thing because of the influx of migrants that are coming into our country. Personally, I’ve never seen that. We’ve always had individuals that came in to work in the fields, on ranches. That’s been happening historically for a very long time.”
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West of Columbus, New Mexico – 12 June 2025
19. STILL A sign warns against unauthorized entry into a militarized zone along the southern U.S. border
20. Onions on ground
21. Workers pick onions
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Las Cruces, New Mexico – 13 June 2025
22. SOUNDBITE (English) Ray Trejo, Luna County Commissioner:
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