State Department warns of travel to Mexico border

28 Jan 2005

At least 27 Americans have been abducted along the border with Mexico in the past six months because of increased violence among drug traffickers, prompting the U.S. State Department to issue a warning to travelers. Of the 27, two were killed, 14 were released and 11 remain missing, State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said Thursday. Full Story

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