The Blotter: Brian Ross Investigates

Secret Tunnels from Mexico to the US for Smuggling Drugs, Guns, People

Most recent yields 30 tons of marijuana. Some have electricity, even elevators.

Secret Drug Tunnels to US
Secret Drug Tunnels to US
Secret Drug Tunnels to US
Secret Drug Tunnels to US
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
Secret Drug Tunnels to U.S.
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Secret Tunnels from Mexico to the U.S. for Smuggling Drugs, Guns, and People
Secret Tunnels from Mexico to the U.S. for Smuggling Drugs, Guns, and People
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Mexican civil engineer Luis Carlos Ayala-Gonzalez was arrested in 2008 for his alleged role in building a tunnel under a house in San Luis, Arizona. ICE agents found plastic tubing, drilling equipment and journals describing the construction of a tunnel. The tunnel was discovered by a Border Patrol employee who saw cement coming out of a ventilation hole. In November 2009, Ayala-Gonzalez was convicted of one count of aggravated assisting in a criminal syndicate and sentenced to three years in an Arizona state prison. (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement)
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