Mexico Says it Has Found 'No Record' of its Military Entering Arizona John Stanton - BuzzFeed
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The desert around Sasabe, Ariz., where the alleged incursion by two men dressed in Mexican military uniforms took place. (Google Earth)

WASHINGTON — The Mexican government said it has found no record of an alleged late January border crossing by elements of its military. The government also insisted any allegations of collusion with drug cartels are nothing more than “speculation.”

Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) has pressed the Customs and Border Protection for details of the alleged Jan. 26 incursion, first reported by BuzzFeed. According to an internal CBP incident report, two men dressed in Mexican military uniforms and carrying military issue G3 rifles, crossed into the United States near Sasabe, Ariz. After being initially confronted by a CBP agent, the two men retreated back across the border.

CBP officials did not send an investigative unit to the scene, and according to Mexican officials, records of a border crossing have not been located.

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