American Border Patrol Launches Web Site To Track Illegals
Posted: April 23, 2008 04:30 PM PDT
A group concerned about national security along the U.S./Mexico border created a web site letting immigration hawks patrol the border over the internet.
The American Border Patrol launched a program allowing viewers to take control of a high tech camera, watching people illegaly cross the border.
The program, Virtual Vigilance, will have volunteers monitor the site.
Five cameras will be set up at the group's ranch in Arizona, covering about 20 miles.
According to the President of the American Border Patrol, each camera costs $85,000.
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Posted: April 23, 2008 04:30 PM PDT
A group concerned about national security along the U.S./Mexico border created a web site letting immigration hawks patrol the border over the internet.
The American Border Patrol launched a program allowing viewers to take control of a high tech camera, watching people illegaly cross the border.
The program, Virtual Vigilance, will have volunteers monitor the site.
Five cameras will be set up at the group's ranch in Arizona, covering about 20 miles.
According to the President of the American Border Patrol, each camera costs $85,000.
http://www.kswt.com/Global/story.asp?S=8217780&nav=menu613_2_2