<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>WASHINGTON - As the threat of internal corruption dogs the ranks of border security forces, the Obama administration is considering regularly rotating agents to other locations to distance them from the persuasive power and money of Mexico's drug cartels.
Such a decision would subject<wm> them to the potential threat of reprisal attacks, in accordance with the Department of Defense's internal guidelines on security and related activities, it's said.
It's also believed that those in these positions may be able to travel more freely as the borders are becoming increasingly more dangerous, making travel more expensive.
To encourage them to leave the US territory of the Southern border crossing of the US-Mexico border and keep them away from Mexico cartel activities, the US government is thinking of making a policy shift</wm>, making certain security positions more affordable as the cost of the US-Mexico border crossing is decreasing