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Hillary Clinton Says U.S. Shares Blame for Drug War

March 26, 2009 |

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton accepted shared responsibility Wednesday for the drug violence convulsing Mexico, saying that traffickers "are motivated by the demand for illegal drugs in the United States and are armed by the transfer of weapons from the United States."

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Tags: Mexican Drug Cartels, Immigration Enforcement, Hillary Clinton, U.S.-Mexico Border, Drug Trafficking

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ARomo @ 4/1/2009 6:38 PM Well, that statement is true the biggest demand on drugs in the entire world is the United States. But listen I work in a Border Town,what we need is more deputies and more police officers along with better equipment. We are the Heart and Soul of our Border. God Bless!!!

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ARomo @ 4/1/2009 6:38 PM

Well, that statement is true the biggest demand on drugs in the entire world is the United States. But listen I work in a Border Town,what we need is more deputies and more police officers along with better equipment. We are the Heart and Soul of our Border. God Bless!!!

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