American Border Patrol is a private, non-governmental, organization with the stated purpose of informing Americans about the border, which it monitors mostly by aerial surveillance. According to ABP's website: "American Border Patrol is an organization founded to bring the crisis called Illegal Immigration to the forefront of the American public's consciousness. By using high tech, innovative equipment, ABP members detect, locate and report illegal immigration as it occurs. ABP has a mandate to make information about illegal immigration available to the public. We do this through the use of the internet and other media. ABP has a strict hands off policy, unlike other border action groups who are interested in this issue, we adhere to a strict observe and report policy. "Our goal is to show the American people that the problem can be resolved, and we know how to do it!"VideoVideo: 2011 Glenn Spencer, founder of the American Border PatrolVideo: 2008 American Patrol…
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