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Mexico Says Its Troops Sent to Border in Conjunction With US

The US and Mexico have jointly deployed military personnel in a border area in Texas as part of “mirror operations,” the Mexican government said Saturday.

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Mexico Says Its Troops Sent to Border in Conjunction With US
The US and Mexico have jointly deployed military personnel in a border area in Texas as part of “mirror operations,” the Mexican government said Saturday.
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