Maine’s new Border Patrol chief will face US-Canada smuggling issues

by Alexander MacDougall
3 years ago
ew Houlton Sector Chief William Maddocks speaks at the change of command ceremony held in Fort Fairfield on Aug. 24. Credit: Alexander MacDougall / Houlton Pioneer Times
The new U.S. Customs and Border Patrol chief sworn in Tuesday will face several issues that affect Maine, including drug and gun smuggling operations from both sides of the border with Canada during his tenure in the state. Read more.