Give some of the horror stories I have heard coming from that border I don't think I would attempt that kind of trip even if I had the entire 101st Airborne Division on all sides of me.
Is there anything required for crossing over to Mexico?
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We had a new guy at my company accidentally cross into mexico. They asked for $400 bribe to cross back into the us. He didn't have that cash on him so my company was going to send another driver down there with the money but it was going to take a few hours. The mexicans didn't want to wait so they let him cross back
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Let’s see...I would need $15000 to me, plus $3000/ day detention every day until I cross back over.nikmirbre Thanks this. -
I was down at Eagle Pass long ago loading at a tin plant or something with substandard coils. I think I was still on American ground, but was not too sure.
Laredo was where trailers were picked up from Cartage, Mexican drivers come up, drop it, I get it and go to delivery somewhere in the USA. The two lessons I had from my first time there was one, you will wait ALL day for that stupid trailer and two carry a blade. (Don't do as I do lol.)
I best shut up before I get into trouble. We been along the border a bit too much in our time and don't care for it. -
I forgot to mention when he came back from his route that morning he quit by simply writing that he quit on a piece of paper and left it on the tractor, not even a phone call or text -
And then there was this guy in 2012. He was a guest of the Mexian government for around the next 7 months.
PHOENIX -- A Valley businessman is out $100,000 after a truck carrying his ammunition made a wrong turn in Texas. The driver is now in a Mexican prison.
Jabin Bogan, 27, was driving a load of ammunition from Tennessee to Phoenix, with a stop in El Paso, when he took a wrong turn.
Stuck in border traffic, Bogan was forced to go all the way into Mexico.
Bogan's attorney said a U.S. Customs agent told Bogan he could take a U-turn once in Mexico, but when he tried to come back, Mexican border agents searched the truck, which contained 27,000 rounds of ammunition. It's against Mexico's firearms law to bring ammo into the country without prior permission. Bogan was arrested. -
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