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4 San Diego Reader February 9, 2017


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Never in the News Regarding the January 26 cover article, “The Gov- ernment Made Me a Sex Offender” — I don’t know how the CBP officers can call anybody a sex offender. [names omitted] … all CBP officers at the San Ysidro border who reach over the booth without a word and pat your junk. Since they’re armed, this is sexual assault with a deadly weapon, which is a felony. I don’t how they can


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