US Agents Seize Drug Tunnel

United States Border Patrol agents seized seven tons of marijuana and a ton of cocaine this week after it had been smuggled through a tunnel underneath the U.S.-Mexico border, authorities said Wednesday. The tunnel – the longest ever discovered between California and Mexico – stretched nearly 800 meters from a house in Tijuana, Mexico, to an industrial facility in San Diego. The entrance in Tijuana lay at the bottom of an elevator shaft built into the house, while the northern end of the...

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