U.S. Gov. Employees in Parts of Mexico Told to Shelter in Place Amid Violence

U.S. government employees in Tijuana and parts of Baja California have been told to shelter in place as law enforcement in Mexico investigates multiple reports of vehicle fires, roadblocks and police activity, the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana said Friday night.

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NBC Los AngelesLean Left· Aug 13, 2022

U.S. Gov. Employees in Parts of Mexico Told to Shelter in Place Amid Violence

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U.S. Gov. Employees in Parts of Mexico Told to Shelter in Place Amid Violence

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U.S. Gov. Employees in Parts of Mexico Told to Shelter in Place Amid Violence

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U.S. Gov. Employees in Parts of Mexico Told to Shelter in Place Amid Violence

CBS NewsCenter· Aug 13, 2022

U.S. Consulate employees in Tijuana told to "shelter in place" as violence escalates in border cities

CBS 8 San DiegoCenter· Aug 13, 2022

U.S. Gov. employees in Tijuana told to shelter in place after unrest breaks out across Baja California

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U.S. Consulate orders government employees to shelter in place amid cartel violence

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US government workers told to shelter in place amid surge in Tijuana violence