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CBP background support during Super Bowl XLIX (16191518049)
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012615:CBP background support during Super Bowl XLIX. Seen here is the Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) vehicle used for inspecting vehicles entering the Super Bowl area.
Photographer: Donna Burton
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photographs by donna burton
photographs by u s customs and border protection
homeland security
department of homeland security
us customs and border protection
Date
26/01/2015
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United States Department of Homeland Security
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