While U.S. and Mexican authorities have been reluctant to work together in the past, but the arrest of Jose Saenz points to an improved relationship between the two.
Here to talk about the complicated relationship is David Shirk, Director of the Trans-Border Institute at the University of San Diego.
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Take Two for November 26, 2012
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- Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi meets with judges to discuss power grab
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- Couples use social media to find 'open adoption' opportunities
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- Suspected murderer Jose 'Joe' Luis Saenz heads to Pomona court
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- Fake Facebook privacy disclaimer clogs digital newsfeeds
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