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Watch a massive drug haul intercepted by border agents in this full episode. See the high-stakes reality of border security.
At the Brownsville port of entry, two 16-year-old girls come under suspicion of smuggling drugs for a Mexican cartel. When officers take the petrol tank off their vehicle, they find marijuana and methamphetamine worth $300,000.
A man attempting to enter America is stopped at the Gateway to the Americas bridge. Although he is carrying a Texan driver’s licence, officers believe the document may be false. After conducting an interview their suspicions are confirmed and the man faces jail.
In Progreso a woman is caught trying to smuggle several packets of diet pills. Following an ill-tempered exchange with officers, she reluctantly agrees to throw them away.
Later a family arrives at the bridge with a trailer full of undeclared and illicit goods. After a K9 also alerts to their vehicle, the two drivers are found to be in possession of methamphetamine. Officers believe they planned to drive their parents and two children 1,400 miles while high on the drug.
Meanwhile at the World Trade Bridge a consignment of 70 rolls of carpets is sent for an inspection. Officers soon discover each one is stuffed full of marijuana, totalling 7 million dollars’ worth of narcotic.
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0:00 A suspicious first-time crossing
3:27 Medication limits at the border
8:00 Clues hidden in plain sight
10:30 Identity fraud at the bridge
17:27 Confronting the pill smuggler
24:04 A family's long journey
39:46 The massive drug haul