BUILD THE WALL! How Terrorists Have Been Coming Across Our Border For Years [Video]OUR GOOD FRIENDS AT TEXAS BORDER VOLUNTEERS are on the border catching illegals all the time. The Vickers family has a ranch that sees hundreds of illegals. Please read the first-hand account of what s really been going on at our border: MIKE VICKERS OF TEXAS BORDER VOLUNTEERS:  Probably 60 percent to 70 percent of the groups we encounter are not Mexican,  said Dr. Mike Vickers, who started the group and who owns a ranch in South Texas.  We see a lot of Chinese and people from India and Pakistan.  All day, every day, thousands of people cross by car, by bus and on foot   spilling out onto the main streets of Laredo. As she makes a Christmas wreath, flower shop owner Marta Narvaez says she s scared. Narvaez tells us in Spanish she feels sorry for Syrians fleeing war in their homeland. But it s also dangerous, she says, because we don t know if some refugees are also terrorists. We try to piece the story together,  Webb County Medical Examiner Dr. Corinne Stern says. When someone dies on the journey north, she interviews the people who stayed with the body. We asked Dr. Stern how people from around the world are getting to Laredo.  It s the same story. It s the same story every time,  she says.  They ll say we crossed the river at night. It s always at night.  Always with the help of smugglers who run routes through Central America and Mexico   and it s big business.  We ask how much did you pay the coyote,  Dr. Stern says.  The average I hear is $8,000 to $12,000. And somehow they come up with that money.  So far this year, her team has not found the body of anyone of Syrian descent.  But we know it s happening. We know they re trying to cross our border,  Dr. Stern says.Now many lawmakers are calling for tougher border security laws.  I think the concern with Syria is: are these folks connected to ISIS?  Rep. Will Hurd (R   TX) says. His district includes almost all of Texas  long border with Mexico.  I spent 9 years as an undercover officer in the CIA,  Rep. Hurd says.  I was chasing Al Qaeda in Pakistan and Afghanistan. I ve been on some pretty nasty borders in my career so I know something about stopping bad guys.  He calls the terrorist attacks against the French and Russians warnings, and now America must decide how to handle Syrians at our border before it s too late.  The House passed legislation and the Senate s picking up saying if we re not able to figure out who these people are, we shouldn t let them in the country,  Rep. Hurd says.  It s balancing compassion with security.  If border towns are the first line of defense, checkpoints are the last. They re about an hour or so north, in rural areas that are always on high alert. We encounter people from different nationalities,  Hector Moreno with the U.S. Border Patrol says. Agents at the checkpoint in Falfurrias are known for busting the most undocumented workers and drug runners. But for every person they catch, dozens more trek through the thick South Texas brush to avoid detection. So Border Patrol has added a new tool to its arsenal: rescue beacons, strategically placed on vast ranches that are hotbeds of smuggling activity. The beacons are tall, red towers. At the base is a button people can push if they need emergency or medical help and want to turn themselves in to Border Patrol.  It comes in Spanish and in Mandarin.At one time there was an influx of that nationality in these parts of the area,  Moreno says. The beacons are more evidence of the worldwide web of immigration. But ranchers in the Rio Grande Valley says when it comes to this latest threat from Syrians, the government isn t coming clean.  The Border Patrol do not tell us as ranchers what specific countries these special interest countries   these people come from,  rancher Dr. Mike Vickers says.  And we have a problem with that. Why is Washington keeping it a big secret? Using their pack of dogs as protection, Dr. Vickers and his wife Linda encounter immigrants undeterred by electric fences and barbed wire. They ve personally caught hundreds of people trying to skirt the checkpoint.  Whether they re an illegal alien from Mexico or from Syria it is my duty to find them on my property and report them to Border Patrol. No exceptions,  Linda Vickers says. One time, something was left behind that Dr. Vickers says proves people from the Middle East have been crossing the border illegally for years now.  As he came over the fence, this fell out of his pocket,  Dr. Vickers says while holding up a dusty book.  And we were right there watching the whole show.  It s an Urdu dictionary found two years ago.  This is where Urdu is spoken,  Dr. Vickers says while pointing at a map inside the book.  Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Iran.  Flip through the dictionary and you ll find key phrases are circled.  You must pay in dollars,  Dr. Vickers reads.  All of these phrases were circled so this is obviously a dictionary the coyote was using to communicate with the people.  The old discovery is giving way to new concerns as Syrian refugees make their way west.  Mexico s taking them but they re not going to stay in Mexico,  Linda Vickers says.  They re going to head up here. I think that s a given. Read more: News 4 San Antoniopolitics
build the wall how terrorists have been coming across our border for years video our good friends at texas border volunteers border catching illegal time the kickers family ranch sees hundreds illegal please read account really going border mike kickers of texas border volunteers probably percent percent groups encounter mexican said mike kickers started group owns ranch south texas we see lot chinese people india pakistan all day every day thousands people cross car bus foot spilling onto main streets eared as makes christmas wreath flower shop owner maria larvae says scared larvae tells us spanish feels sorry syrian fleeing war homeland but also dangerous says know refugees also terrorists we try piece story together webb county medical examiner cornice stern says when someone dies journey north interviews people stayed body we asked stern people around world getting eared it story it story every time says they say crossed river night it always night always help smugglers run routes central america mexico big business we ask much pay coyote stern says the average i hear and somehow come money so far year team found body anyone syrian descent but know happening we know trying cross border stern many lawmakers calling tougher border security laws i think concern syria folks connected isis will hard r tx says his district includes almost texas long border mexico i spent years undercover officer cia hard says i chasing al qaeda pakistan afghanistan i pretty nasty borders career i know something stopping bad guys he calls terrorist attacks french russian warnings america must decide handle syrian border late the house passed legislation senate picking saying able figure people let country hard says it balancing compassion security if border towns first line defense checkpoints last they hour north rural areas always high alert we encounter people different nationalities hector moreno border patrol says agents checkpoint falfurrias known busting undocumented workers drug runners but every person catch dozens trek thick south texas brush avoid detection so border patrol added new tool arsenal rescue beacons strategically placed vast ranches hotels smuggling activity the beacons tall red towers at base button people push need emergency medical help want turn border patrol it comes spanish one time influx nationality parts area moreno says the beacons evidence worldwide web immigration but ranchers rio grande valley says comes latest threat syrian government coming clean the border patrol tell us ranchers specific countries special interest countries people come rancher mike kickers says and problem why washington keeping big secret using pack dogs protection kickers wife linda encounter immigrants undetected electric fences barbed wire they personally caught hundreds people trying skirt checkpoint whether illegal alien mexico syria duty find property report border patrol no exceptions linda kickers says one time something left behind kickers says proves people middle east crossing border illegally years as came fence fell pocket kickers says holding dusty book and right watching whole show it urdu dictionary found two years ago this urdu spoken kickers says pointing map inside book pakistan afghanistan india iran flip dictionary find key phrases circled you must pay dollars kickers reads all phrases circled obviously dictionary coyote using communicate people the old discovery giving way new concerns syrian refugees make way west mexico taking going stay mexico linda kickers says they going head i think given read news san antoniopolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BUILD THE WALL! How Terrorists Have Been Coming Across Our Border For Years [Video]OUR GOOD FRIENDS AT TEXAS BORDER VOLUNTEERS are on the border catching illegals all the time. The Vickers family has a ranch that sees hundreds of illegals. Please read the first-hand account of what s really been going on at our border: MIKE VICKERS OF TEXAS BORDER VOLUNTEERS:  Probably 60 percent to 70 percent of the groups we encounter are not Mexican,  said Dr. Mike Vickers, who started the group and who owns a ranch in South Texas.  We see a lot of Chinese and people from India and Pakistan.  All day, every day, thousands of people cross by car, by bus and on foot   spilling out onto the main streets of Laredo. As she makes a Christmas wreath, flower shop owner Marta Narvaez says she s scared. Narvaez tells us in Spanish she feels sorry for Syrians fleeing war in their homeland. But it s also dangerous, she says, because we don t know if some refugees are also terrorists. We try to piece the story together,  Webb County Medical Examiner Dr. Corinne Stern says. When someone dies on the journey north, she interviews the people who stayed with the body. We asked Dr. Stern how people from around the world are getting to Laredo.  It s the same story. It s the same story every time,  she says.  They ll say we crossed the river at night. It s always at night.  Always with the help of smugglers who run routes through Central America and Mexico   and it s big business.  We ask how much did you pay the coyote,  Dr. Stern says.  The average I hear is $8,000 to $12,000. And somehow they come up with that money.  So far this year, her team has not found the body of anyone of Syrian descent.  But we know it s happening. We know they re trying to cross our border,  Dr. Stern says.Now many lawmakers are calling for tougher border security laws.  I think the concern with Syria is: are these folks connected to ISIS?  Rep. Will Hurd (R   TX) says. His district includes almost all of Texas  long border with Mexico.  I spent 9 years as an undercover officer in the CIA,  Rep. Hurd says.  I was chasing Al Qaeda in Pakistan and Afghanistan. I ve been on some pretty nasty borders in my career so I know something about stopping bad guys.  He calls the terrorist attacks against the French and Russians warnings, and now America must decide how to handle Syrians at our border before it s too late.  The House passed legislation and the Senate s picking up saying if we re not able to figure out who these people are, we shouldn t let them in the country,  Rep. Hurd says.  It s balancing compassion with security.  If border towns are the first line of defense, checkpoints are the last. They re about an hour or so north, in rural areas that are always on high alert. We encounter people from different nationalities,  Hector Moreno with the U.S. Border Patrol says. Agents at the checkpoint in Falfurrias are known for busting the most undocumented workers and drug runners. But for every person they catch, dozens more trek through the thick South Texas brush to avoid detection. So Border Patrol has added a new tool to its arsenal: rescue beacons, strategically placed on vast ranches that are hotbeds of smuggling activity. The beacons are tall, red towers. At the base is a button people can push if they need emergency or medical help and want to turn themselves in to Border Patrol.  It comes in Spanish and in Mandarin.At one time there was an influx of that nationality in these parts of the area,  Moreno says. The beacons are more evidence of the worldwide web of immigration. But ranchers in the Rio Grande Valley says when it comes to this latest threat from Syrians, the government isn t coming clean.  The Border Patrol do not tell us as ranchers what specific countries these special interest countries   these people come from,  rancher Dr. Mike Vickers says.  And we have a problem with that. Why is Washington keeping it a big secret? Using their pack of dogs as protection, Dr. Vickers and his wife Linda encounter immigrants undeterred by electric fences and barbed wire. They ve personally caught hundreds of people trying to skirt the checkpoint.  Whether they re an illegal alien from Mexico or from Syria it is my duty to find them on my property and report them to Border Patrol. No exceptions,  Linda Vickers says. One time, something was left behind that Dr. Vickers says proves people from the Middle East have been crossing the border illegally for years now.  As he came over the fence, this fell out of his pocket,  Dr. Vickers says while holding up a dusty book.  And we were right there watching the whole show.  It s an Urdu dictionary found two years ago.  This is where Urdu is spoken,  Dr. Vickers says while pointing at a map inside the book.  Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Iran.  Flip through the dictionary and you ll find key phrases are circled.  You must pay in dollars,  Dr. Vickers reads.  All of these phrases were circled so this is obviously a dictionary the coyote was using to communicate with the people.  The old discovery is giving way to new concerns as Syrian refugees make their way west.  Mexico s taking them but they re not going to stay in Mexico,  Linda Vickers says.  They re going to head up here. I think that s a given. Read more: News 4 San Antoniopolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: build the wall how terrorists have been coming across our border for years video our good friends at texas border volunteers border catching illegal time the kickers family ranch sees hundreds illegal please read account really going border mike kickers of texas border volunteers probably percent percent groups encounter mexican said mike kickers started group owns ranch south texas we see lot chinese people india pakistan all day every day thousands people cross car bus foot spilling onto main streets eared as makes christmas wreath flower shop owner maria larvae says scared larvae tells us spanish feels sorry syrian fleeing war homeland but also dangerous says know refugees also terrorists we try piece story together webb county medical examiner cornice stern says when someone dies journey north interviews people stayed body we asked stern people around world getting eared it story it story every time says they say crossed river night it always night always help smugglers run routes central america mexico big business we ask much pay coyote stern says the average i hear and somehow come money so far year team found body anyone syrian descent but know happening we know trying cross border stern many lawmakers calling tougher border security laws i think concern syria folks connected isis will hard r tx says his district includes almost texas long border mexico i spent years undercover officer cia hard says i chasing al qaeda pakistan afghanistan i pretty nasty borders career i know something stopping bad guys he calls terrorist attacks french russian warnings america must decide handle syrian border late the house passed legislation senate picking saying able figure people let country hard says it balancing compassion security if border towns first line defense checkpoints last they hour north rural areas always high alert we encounter people different nationalities hector moreno border patrol says agents checkpoint falfurrias known busting undocumented workers drug runners but every person catch dozens trek thick south texas brush avoid detection so border patrol added new tool arsenal rescue beacons strategically placed vast ranches hotels smuggling activity the beacons tall red towers at base button people push need emergency medical help want turn border patrol it comes spanish one time influx nationality parts area moreno says the beacons evidence worldwide web immigration but ranchers rio grande valley says comes latest threat syrian government coming clean the border patrol tell us ranchers specific countries special interest countries people come rancher mike kickers says and problem why washington keeping big secret using pack dogs protection kickers wife linda encounter immigrants undetected electric fences barbed wire they personally caught hundreds people trying skirt checkpoint whether illegal alien mexico syria duty find property report border patrol no exceptions linda kickers says one time something left behind kickers says proves people middle east crossing border illegally years as came fence fell pocket kickers says holding dusty book and right watching whole show it urdu dictionary found two years ago this urdu spoken kickers says pointing map inside book pakistan afghanistan india iran flip dictionary find key phrases circled you must pay dollars kickers reads all phrases circled obviously dictionary coyote using communicate people the old discovery giving way new concerns syrian refugees make way west mexico taking going stay mexico linda kickers says they going head i think given read news san antoniopolitics