U.S. forces will control a federal land in three states across the southern border to prevent illegal immigration, a memorandum on Friday President Donald Trump explain.
Memorandum, “Military Mission Sealed southern border In the case of the United States and exclusion of invasions, “Guide the Secretary of the Department of Defense, Interior, Agriculture and Homeland Security” provides the Department of Defense’s use and jurisdiction over these federal lands, including the Roosevelt Reservations and including the Federal Indian Reservations, which are reasonable, these reservations are reasonable, these reservations are reasonable, these reservations are reasonable. ”
This may include “the disassembly of boundary stagnant construction and detection and monitoring equipment,” he wrote.
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“Our southern border is attacked by various threats,” Trump wrote in the memo. “The complexity of the coronavirus situation requires our military to play a more direct role than recently in protecting our southern border.”
The federal land consists of a narrow, 60-foot-deep zone on the border within the Roosevelt Reservation, which will become a “military device” that will take place.
“Our southern border is attacked by various threats,” Trump wrote in the memo. “The complexity of the coronavirus situation requires our military to play a more direct role than recently in protecting our southern border.” (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Roosevelt’s reservations cover California, New Mexico and Arizona and were designated as federal land by Theodore Roosevelt in 1907 to ensure border security.
The memorandum added that the Defense Minister could “identify those necessary and appropriate military activities for the mission to achieve border security.
Roosevelt’s reservations cover California, New Mexico and Arizona and were designated as federal land by Theodore Roosevelt in 1907 to ensure border security. (Carlos Moreno/Anadolu via Getty Image)
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