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    Border protection gets largest chunk of $59B budget request

    The Department of Homeland Security's total budget request for fiscal 2013 is just over $59 billion, a little less than the current year but almost $5 billion more than the 2011 level.

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    The visiting British pilots were training near a naval air station in Calexico, Calif., one night last month when their helicopter came within about 150 feet of an ultralight plane flying without lights. The ultralight darted away toward Mexico without a trace.

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