A decade earlier, along our Southwest border with Mexico, the Clinton administration enacted the Southwest Border Strategy, which built and reinforced border fences and multiplied investment in border patrols along the most populated segments of the border.
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Following the IMU incursions, Uzbekistan planted landmines along segments of its border.
"At every step of the way as we roll out additional segments of the border under this contract, we will have the opportunity to negotiate the best price," Chertoff said.
For now, with small segments of the border still open, thousands of migrants continue to take the gamble of transiting through the country, largely through a lack of other options; despite Hungary's resistance to being a "corridor country," the Croatian authorities continue to dump thousands of people in the fields next to the border.
Residents said they believed that the completion of a segment of the border wall near Douglas shifted smuggling traffic farther east in the last couple of years to more remote, rugged areas along the New Mexico border.
To distinguish real treatment effects from those created by data-snooping and spatial correlations, fictitious placebo deregulations are randomized (permutated) on another 32 segments of non-event borders to establish empirically a statistical table of critical values for the estimator.
A decade after the war, in 2005, there were still about 250,000 mines buried along the former front lines, along some segments of the international borders, especially near Bihać, and around some former JNA facilities.
Segments of the THF bordered by the restriction sites indicated in Figure 5A were deleted from the THF.
Those are areas that border segments of airwaves that are used by cellphone companies, broadcasters and other communications entities; their purpose is to limit interference from transmissions on nearby airwaves.
