Over time, significant state and federal interests, like roadways, security fences, and border crossing stations, have intruded on the city landscape, disconnecting large sections of town from others.
It would be so expensive because new border crossing stations would have to be built, instead of relying on Mexico or Canada.
Felipe was apprehended with his father on December 18 at around 1 p.m., at a location about 15-minute drive from the Paso Del Norte Port of Entry in El Paso, Texas — one of the busiest border crossing stations.
It is being thrust upon us". The car finder is just one of many license plate imaging and facial-recognition devices that have proliferated in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, popping up in airports, border crossing stations, tollways and police cruisers.
The majority probably photograph the so-called Palace of Tears, that glass border-crossing station that once sat between East and West Berlin; today it is empty, although it will soon become a dance club.
I drove the short distance to the border-crossing station just to say I'd made it to Canada, did a U-turn, then headed south along Vermont 102.
Six weeks later, Gutiérrez Soto and his son fled to the United States and applied for asylum at a border-crossing station in New Mexico.
She has, for example, successfully worked to maneuver a new, hundred-million-dollar border-crossing station in Champlain, New York, through the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee, of which she is a member.
Four years ago, when the federal General Services Administration unveiled its plans for a new border-crossing station here in northeastern New York State, the design was presented as part of the agency's campaign to raise the dismal standards of government architecture.
Stepping inside is somewhat surreal, with a host's stand that looks like a border-crossing station, guarded by a mannequin dressed as a security guard.
