U.S. Customs and Border Protections agents in California are resorting to unused federal resources to beef up security and crack down on unlawful immigration and drug smuggling.
Concretely, agents at the El Centro Sector in Southern California built a second border wall as it seeks to increase fentanyl interdictions. "What we don't want is paralysis by analysis, or to wait or to hesitate," said sector chief Gregory Bovino, according to Border Report.
