At the westernmost point of the international border, where the waves of the Pacific Ocean lap against the sandy beach and the metal border wall, San Diego, California Chief Patrol Officer Justin De La Torre drives the final stretch between the major and minor border walls, recounting a series of changes to the border over the years. When he was a child, the U.S. Border Patrol had only 2,400 agents nationwide. Now, he commands over 2,000 agents …
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At the westernmost point of the international border, where the waves of the Pacific Ocean lap against the sandy beach and the metal border wall, San Diego, California Chief Patrol Officer Justin De La Torre drives the final stretch between the major and minor border walls, recounting a series of changes to the border over the years. When he was a child, the U.S. Border Patrol had only 2,400 agents nationwide. Now, he commands over 2,000 agents …