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DHS Signs Memorandum of Cooperation Strengthening Border Security and Immigration Vetting with Partners in the Caribbean

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The Department of Homeland Security has signed a cooperation agreement with Caribbean partners to enhance border security and immigration vetting procedures. This memorandum aims to strengthen information sharing and coordinated enforcement between the U.S. and regional nations. The initiative focuses on preventing unauthorized migration and improving screening at shared borders and maritime routes.
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