Subject: Forwarded Article: Mexican Troops Fire on U.S. Border Watchers<br/>
Date: Dec 24, 2003 @ 01:02<br/>
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Mexican Troops Fire on U.S. Border Watchers<br/>
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An official with a civilian border group says a squad of Mexican soldiers opened fire on a position only moments after it was vacated by group volunteers patrolling private property near Douglas, Ariz.<br/>
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Jack Foote, national spokesman for property protection group Ranch Rescue, told NewsMax a reconnaissance squad of his volunteers spotted two armed Mexican soldiers wearing green combat fatigues and Kevlar helmets on U.S. soil adjacent to property the group was asked to protect....<br/>
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