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    TX: Gov. Requesting More Border Patrol Agents for Border

    Gov. Requesting More Border Patrol Agents for Border

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    WASHINGTON, D.C. - Governor Rick Perry is in Washington, D.C. making an appeal to the U.S. Homeland Security secretary to beef up security along the U.S.-Mexico border.

    Currently, 7,700 Border Patrol agents are stationed along the Texas-Mexico southwest border. Perry will request the government send 3,000 more.

    The governor also has a standing request for money to deploy the National Guard to the border.

    DPS troopers, Texas Rangers, National Guard helicopters and some Texas State Guard soldiers were deployed to the border several weeks ago. They are part of the governor's violence spillover contingency plan.

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    Re: TX: Gov. Requesting More Border Patrol Agents for Border

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    Gov. Requesting More Border Patrol Agents for Border

    Last Update: 6:50 pm

    WASHINGTON, D.C. - Governor Rick Perry is in Washington, D.C. making an appeal to the U.S. Homeland Security secretary to beef up security along the U.S.-Mexico border.

    Currently, 7,700 Border Patrol agents are stationed along the Texas-Mexico southwest border. Perry will request the government send 3,000 more.

    The governor also has a standing request for money to deploy the National Guard to the border.

    DPS troopers, Texas Rangers, National Guard helicopters and some Texas State Guard soldiers were deployed to the border several weeks ago. They are part of the governor's violence spillover contingency plan.

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    Good luck getting anything Perry.

    WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama's proposed 2011 budget would cut the border patrol by 180 agents and trim spending on a "virtual fence" along the nation's Southwest border.

    Homeland security officials confirmed the proposed cuts Monday during a budget briefing for reporters. They said no border patrol agents would lose their jobs. Instead, the positions would be cut through attrition as agents retire or leave.

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