It's Tuesday, March 7th. They crossed the border and haven't been seen since. We start here.

A group of Americans are kidnapped on their way into Mexico.

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From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

As much as we talk about people coming from Mexico into the US to live,

the fact is that in border towns, travel is not one way.

Every day, nearly a million people cross the border legally.

350 million people a year that's trucks carrying goods, that's employees going to work.

And of course, tourists. The difference here is that Mexican tourists need a visa to come here.

Americans going to Mexico do not. And because of this, there are entire industries in Mexico.

Devoted to Americans crossing over for the day or just the afternoon.

Some of these are services that aren't legal here. The others are just simply easier to obtain or just

cheaper there. For people who are now missing even feared kidnapped in Mexico,

you know, they were just slamming them on the truck like they were dead dogs.

Well, yesterday we learned that four Americans crossing into Mexico were allegedly dragged out of

their cars at gunpoint and kidnapped. They've not been heard from since, and this is created a

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