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Texas begins deploying buoys in parts of the Rio Grande

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Buoys arrived at Eagle Pass, one of the busiest border patrol sectors, on Friday and installation of them in the river has already started in a high-risk area.

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Texas begins deploying buoys in parts of the Rio Grande