Attorney General Eric Holder announced on Wednesday that $8.7 million in economic stimulus funds would be spent helping various law enforcement agencies in California defeat Mexican drug cartels at the nation's southwestern border. "These funds will help our state and local partners in California build the infrastructure and hire the professionals we need to confront the cartels," Holder said. Additional awards will go to support law enforcement agencies in California and four other states, he said.
July 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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