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A temporary security zone in Guam went into effect on August 27, restricting access around Apra Harbor when protected officials were present or expected. It is a routine security step, but still a visible reminder of how much federal movement now requires a cordon.
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A temporary security zone in Guam went into effect on August 27, restricting access around Apra Harbor when protected officials were present or expected. It is a routine security step, but still a visible reminder of how much federal movement now requires a cordon.
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