U.S. surveillance drones largely ineffective along border, report says

07 Jan 2015

“U.S. drones deployed along the borders are grounded most of the time, cost far more than initially estimated and help to apprehend only a tiny number of people trying to cross illegally, according to a federal audit released Tuesday.”

Source: U.S. surveillance drones largely ineffective along border, report says – The Washington Post

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