Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
Border Patrol agents at the northern border are taking a new approach to tightening security, the Associated Press reports.
Instead of spending most of their time at border stations, agents are spreading out into communities and assisting local police.
The idea is to work more closely with other law enforcement agencies to share backup and resources, the AP wrote.
“That extra person watching your back is very important,” Pennington County Sheriff Ray Kuznia told the AP.
