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This is a very big deal that should be getting more attention than it is. Authorities have found

10 improvised explosive devices at the U.S. Mexico border in a cartel gun fight.

Federal law enforcement source shared with Fox Business and internal officer safety alert dated December 13th that warned Customs

Border Patrol agents to be vigilant after the Mexican military seized 10 improvised explosive devices, IEDs, at the border.

The IEDs were found by Mexican authorities after Tucson Border Patrol observed gunshots

at the U.S.-Mexico border and a Tucson supervisory border patrol agent arrested an armed person

on the U.S. side who had a loaded AK-47, two loaded AK magazines, loose rounds, and a handgun.

For those of you in Rio Linda, you hear the word magazine.

You're thinking like pages.

In your mind, you call them clips.

It's actually a magazine. Customs and Border Patrol is warning this agents to exercise

extreme caution and should report any possible armed suspects approaching the border with possible

explosive devices. Now, this was earlier on Bill Himmer on Fox News. Just this is him reporting

on this.

U.S. officials are warning agents to watch out for IEDs, improvised explosive devices.

This now according to an internal memo obtained by Fox Business says the Mexican military sees 10 explosives at the border.

The memo reads in part, quote, agents should exercise extreme caution and should report

any possible armed subjects approaching the border with possible explosive devices.

It's notable other networks aren't talking about this.

This is a real escalation.

It's not just cartel on cartel violence. There is

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