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CBP Intelligence Chief: Securing the Border Is 'Attainable'
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In the first installment of “On the Beat,” a series of web interviews with public servants, we ask the federal government’s chief intelligence officer for border security whether U.S. borders are secure, whether border walls work, and whether terrorists are trying to sneak across our borders.Jan. 25, 2017
