TEXAS BORDER SECURITY DASHBOARD REPORTING DATE: 11 FEB 2015 The most significant public safety and homeland security vulnerability in Texas is an unsecured border with Mexico, which has enabled the Mexican Cartels to bec

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Date: 2015-02-25 11:58:39 Texas Gulf Cartel United States Border Patrol La Familia Michoacana Sinaloa Cartel Los Zetas Cartel Laredo Texas Rio Grande Valley Mexican Drug War Geography of Texas Crime in Mexico		TEXAS BORDER SECURITY DASHBOARD REPORTING DATE: 11 FEB 2015 The most significant public safety and homeland security vulnerability in Texas is an unsecured border with Mexico, which has enabled the Mexican Cartels to bec Add to Reading List Source URL: dps.texas.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 653,71 KB Share Document on Facebook

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