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Mar 15 • 3 tweets • 3 min read

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Ranchers along the southern border are upping their security measures as they face the threat of cartels and other dangers. NewsNation's @AliBradleyTV highlights the story of two ranching women who will defend themselves at all costs.

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.@ChrisCuomo and @markgeragos discuss the case of 74-year-old Arizona rancher George Kelly, who faces a first-degree murder charge for fatally shooting a man on his property believed to be a Mexican migrant. Kelly claims self-defense.

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Some ranch owners along the U.S.-Mexico border are fearful for their lives and property as regional cartels are gaining ground on both sides of the border.

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Mexican cartels are setting up shop in hometowns across America. NewsNation's @RobertShermanTV visits Montana to show what happens as drugs go from the border to Billings.

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Mexican cartels have a complex but efficient network in America.

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The profits drug cartels make are estimated to be in the billions.

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