Okay, this is actually one of the coolest things I've seen in a while.
ICE apparently has an all American Indian squadron who patrol the Mexican border in the Sonoran Desert. Their job is primarily to use native tactics to track down and stop narcos and human traffickers on the southern border.
They're called "The Shadow Wolves."
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I mean, if anyone wants tight control of the borders, it would make sense it would be American Indians.
The Shadow Wolves were created way back in 1974 and have been in charge of patrolling the southern Arizona desert these last 40 years, protecting their own borders in the Tohono Oʼodham Nation's reservation.
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Legit, Native Americans using their ancient tracking techniques to hunt down narcos is so cool. They're called the freaking Shadow Wolves.
They definitely need to make this into a movie, but I sort of doubt Hollywood will touch it.
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