1000 Arrested.

Here is the link for the real arrest numbers in Ciudad Jaurez, Again it looks like a smooth over on the arrest numbers just like the death toll in Mexico.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-14271112

400 rounded up in Chihuahua operation

Reports this morning are 1000 people arrested in Ciudad Jaurez, This may be related but either way it is another view of how terrible Mexico really is.

Kidnapping and Human trafficking is almost as big as the drug trade in Mexico, Most of the woman (or Girls) are sold into the sex trade throughout North America.


El Paso Times
About 300 Chihuahua state police officers with the help of federal authorities rounded up about 400 people late Friday and early Saturday in Juárez during a special operation in search of missing children.

One missing 15-year-old girl was found in a hotel, officials said.

The search was launched under operation Alba, which was created to assure parents of missing children in the central part of the city that officials were making efforts to find the missing children.

U.S. closes Mexico crossing after shooting

And it gets better yet , border agents closed the port between Tijauna and San Diego , For a little while due to Human traffickers , What a mess Mexico is !
To bad they just don't shut the whole damn thing down for awhile !

TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - U.S. authorities closed the world's busiest land border crossing for several hours on Tuesday after suspected Mexican human traffickers tried to enter with illegal immigrants, U.S. officials said.

U.S. agents fired at three vans packed with about 70 illegal immigrants that tried to evade heavy security and cross into the United States, the officials said.

"The port is closed and will remain closed for several hours," U.S. Customs and Border Patrol spokeswoman Angelica De Cima said after the incident at the congested San Ysidro crossing between the Mexican city of Tijuana and San Diego.

Three people in the vans and a motorist were wounded, said Lauren Mack, a spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Officials said the suspected migrants did not open fire on U.S. agents as initial reports had suggested.

"Three vans attempted to run the port through one of the northbound vehicle lanes to avoid inspection," De Cima said, adding that two agents fired their weapons. "I cannot confirm that fire was returned," she added.

Mack said the border crossing partially reopened on Tuesday evening. A Mexican border hotline for motorists said seven lanes at the crossing were open.

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