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This guy has been on top of the border issue for a long time.

BORDER PATROL MEMO

1. All Agents should bring a second set of clothes (Including socks and shoes) to the station. Change clothes prior to going home so that you can minimize the chances of infecting any of your family or friends.
a. We will be looking into getting coveralls or some other form of outer clothing for agents.
b. We will also be looking for a way to launder your clothing so that you don’t have to take it home.
c. Place clothing in a plastic trash bag and take directly from the bag to the washing machine.
d. If possible we recommend showering at the station after each shift before going home.
2. All agents should get tested for TB in order to ensure you have a baseline.
a. We will be working with the agency to get occupational health out to provide testing.
b. In the meantime go to your personal health care provider and get TB test done.

Dennis Michael Lynch

HOLY COW! The latest picture and note sent to me from the border.
You’re about to get very very very upset.
details
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The facility I work at on the border has washers and dryers in place. At this point they are not being used, but they are there- along with some disposable scrub type clothing.

I am no where near the hot spots but we have seen a definite rise in illegal crossings since January and it is growing by the day. We had a group of illegals show up at my house yesterday, with an attitude that we needed to help them. We sure did, called Border Patrol for all the good that really did. Over the years we have had many show up here, but these had an attitude that seemed as though they expected us to wait on them and give them the goodies they were promised.