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[jingoperiod]

At what time in our future do you think a foriegn goverments army soldiers will illegally walk into our borders in view of a U.S. Law Enforcement officer, and indeed tactically surround that officer from a distance for whatever reasons they may have to do such a thing

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Borders.

[kontractions]

Was it ever clear in the video why they were being surrounded? Is it a case, as you say, of unclear borders, in which the soldiers believe that they are just inside the border of their own country?

This was reported to be the case in the article you linked to:

>>The soldiers... crossed the border... while on a counter-drug
>>mission... the Mexican troopers then realized they were inside the
>>U.S. and cooperated with the Border Patrol agent

If this was the case in the video you saw, then of course it made sense to tactically cover the border patrol officer, as would US authorities surround a foreign, armed man leading a video crew just inside the US border.

In which case, border patrols just need to made more aware of border lines. I don't really care that much if Mexican or US militia members venture a couple of miles over the border (it's not like either of us have anything to fear from the other - or like there's anything out there at all - or like the US and Mexican governments haven't been assisting each other and cooperating for years - etc), but I can see where this is going to cause an incident sooner or later. Someone is going to get shot eventually, and I suppose everything should be done to prevent it.