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Making the Subterranean Visible: Security, Tunnels, and the United States–Mexico BorderFootnote¹
1. Laws have now changed to facilitate prosecution of unfinished tunnels if conspiracy to dig a transborder tunnel can be proven.

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Making the Subterranean Visible: Security, Tunnels, and the United States–Mexico BorderFootnote11. Laws have now changed to facilitate prosecution of unfinished tunnels if conspiracy to dig a transborder tunnel can be proven.

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Making the Subterranean Visible: Security, Tunnels, and the United States–Mexico BorderFootnote¹
1. Laws have now changed to facilitate prosecution of unfinished tunnels if conspiracy to dig a transborder tunnel can be proven.