Discovery News' Jorge Ribas gets a tour of a private wall built by the Minutemen Civil Defense Corp at the Mexican border in Naco, Arizona.
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Human: Minutemen: On The Border
Discovery News' Jorge Ribas gets a tour of a private wall built by the Minutemen Civil Defense Corp at the Mexican border in Naco, Arizona.
Added: Oct 14, 2009
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