Ali Bradley

1 week ago | thehill.com | Ali Bradley

DEL RIO, Texas (NewsNation) — As the Pentagon deploys more than 1,000 additional active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, bringing the total number of service members there to nearly 10,000, NewsNation received an inside look at a Border Patrol training facility in New Mexico. Offensive driving techniques and pursuit policy methods have changed since the Biden administration, with Border Patrol agents once again being trained in PIT (precision immobilization technique) maneuvers.

1 week ago | newsnationnow.com | Ali Bradley

Pentagon eyes more than 1K active-duty troops for southern border Total of 10K eventually expected Agents receiving training in PIT maneuvers, laser-sight firearmsDEL RIO, Texas ( NewsNation) - As the Pentagon deploys more than 1,000 additional active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, bringing the total number of service members there to nearly 10,000, NewsNation received an inside look at a Border Patrol training facility in New Mexico.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ali Bradley

DEL RIO, Texas (NewsNation) — As the Pentagon deploys more than 1,000 additional active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, bringing the total number of service members there to nearly 10,000, NewsNation received an inside look at a Border Patrol training facility in New Mexico. Offensive driving techniques and pursuit policy methods have changed since the Biden administration, with Border Patrol agents once again being trained in PIT (precision immobilization technique) maneuvers.

1 week ago | borderreport.com | Ali Bradley

K-9s are now being trained to detect fentanyl They can also sniff out people being smuggled Border officials tell NewsNation dogs will help save lives( NewsNation) - Man's best friend is joining America's fight against the deadliest drug the nation has ever seen. For the first time ever, Border Patrol K-9s are being trained to detect fentanyl. An academy in El Paso, Texas, is currently teaching 62 K-9s to find fentanyl and other hard narcotics, like meth and heroin.

1 week ago | newsnationnow.com | Ali Bradley

K-9s are now being trained to detect fentanyl They can also sniff out people being smuggled Border officials tell NewsNation dogs will help save lives( NewsNation) - Man's best friend is joining America's fight against the deadliest drug the nation has ever seen. For the first time ever, Border Patrol K-9s are being trained to detect fentanyl. An academy in El Paso, Texas, is currently teaching 62 K-9s to find fentanyl and other hard narcotics, like meth and heroin.