The 6th Sattelite Precinct in the Gaithersburg/Germantown border of Montgomery County, Maryland is joining forces with other local law enforcement in "getting rid of the mexicans, ms-13, vato locos, latin kings and other congruent gangs that are threatening our Americans and our economy". Eric Holder, the new deputy district attorney working under Barack Obama has launched a coalition to "prosecute offenders such as the ms-13, latin kings, mexicans and vato locos and deport them so that they can serve time in a dirty hole in the ground in elsalvadore or hondorus" as he mentioned on the newscast. To let the public know that the new president is planning to hire personnel to "clean up the crime problems and make the laws more strict in the process" and that he plans to focus on job development, affordable homes, education and the other local issues. That is his plan. Staff members of America's Most Wanted have hired several taskforce personnel to travel to the streets of mexico to "raid their hideouts and clean out their belogings to apprehend them and make the areas safer for the locals there" and John Walsh and Michelle Sirgona plan to oversee the improvement that the taskforce do with "cleaning up the mexican territory of the cartels and other criminals that hide underground" and that is a good coalition.