U.S. Customs agent David Gonzalez helps a traveler from Mexico use

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U.S. Customs agent David Gonzalez helps a traveler from Mexico use the new Ready Lane at the Hidalgo International Bridge Tuesday morning Dec. 20, 20011 in Hidalgo, Texas. Travelers who have Radio

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