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Thank you. It's Wednesday, 12 February. Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right, let's get briefed. We'll start things off with a look at the Trump administration's border crackdown.

Now, on the surface, the numbers show real progress, but when you dig into it, get below the surface, the cartels are still finding ways in.

Later in the show, American teacher Mark Fogel is back on U.S. soil after spending three and a half years in a Russian prison on drug charges related to a small amount of medical marijuana.

We'll bring you the details of his release. But first, the afternoon spotlight. The Trump

administration's border crackdown appears to be making

a serious impact if the numbers are anything to go by. According to our report from Fox, the daily

average number of known gotaways, that's the illegal migrants who successfully entered the U.S.

without apprehension, has dropped to just 132 per day since the beginning

of February. Now, that's a staggering 93% decline from the peak numbers seen under the Biden

administration, according to a senior department of Homeland Security source. But while the numbers

above ground look promising, below the surface, well,

there's another battle playing out, one that's been going on for decades. Mexican drug cartels

have been using tunnels to smuggle drugs, people, and weapons into the U.S. for years. And even with

enhanced border security, these underground

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