美国国土安全部与国防部正沿边境扩大反无人机技术部署
2026-09-25T16:27:00-04:00 / 福克斯新闻频道
作者：彼得·皮内多、马克斯·戈登 福克斯新闻
发布时间：2026年9月25日 美国东部时间下午4:27
福克斯新闻记者马克斯·戈登从亚利桑那州尤马发回报道，美国边境巡逻队正在部署先进的反无人机技术，以探测并干扰贩毒集团无人机，官员们正应对南部边境不断演变的安全威胁。
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美国国土安全部发出严厉警告，此前仅一个多月时间里，南部边境就查获了300多架贩毒集团无人机。
根据国防部的数据，8月22日至本周四期间，南部边境共查获378架贩毒集团无人机。其中75架无人机被成功拦截，15架被击毁，1架被捕获。福克斯新闻数字频道此前曾报道，国防部南方边境联合特遣部队仅在8月份就击落了“约100架”疑似贩毒集团的无人机。
为应对这一威胁，国防部和国土安全部正加大在南部边境使用无人机探测和拦截工具的力度。两家机构还与私营企业合作，开发技术以应对贩毒集团无人机日益增多的情况。
在X平台发布的一份声明中，国土安全部写道：“针对美国人员的敌对监视行为到此为止。”
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4月12日，隶属于南方边境联合特遣部队的陆军中士德鲁·谢弗（右）在新墨西哥州圣特雷莎附近的南部边境上空执行监视任务。作为特朗普政府打击非法移民行动的一部分，军方一直在南部边境巡逻。（iStock；美国国防部）
“对贩毒集团而言，”国土安全部写道，“你们的无人机正在失灵，你们的战术正在被识破，你们没有任何优势。美国海关与边境保护局和国防部将持续击落这些无人机。”
在接受福克斯新闻采访时，美国边境巡逻局副局长杰弗里·斯坦纳克表示，贩毒集团主要将无人机用于毒品和人口走私行动的侦察，而非直接用于走私。
贩毒集团此前会派出瞭望哨监视边境巡逻人员和其他美国人员，但现在他们使用无人机从空中进行监视。
“他们会观察我们的士兵和特工何时出动、在哪里执勤，这让他们能够规划如何将人员从墨西哥非法送往美国北部，试图绕开入境口岸的执法人员，”他解释道。
联邦官员告诉福克斯新闻，美国在南部边境的反无人机措施目前已取得成效，但贩毒集团的无人机战术正在快速演变。已知部分贩毒集团无人机被用于致命用途，但官员们表示，这类无人机尚未在边境出现。在过去三周里，美军一直在亚利桑那州尤马市外的沙漠地带开展演习，测试新型反无人机装备，包括枪支、无人驾驶飞行器以及无人机捕获技术。
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2025年7月7日，一辆美国陆军斯特赖克装甲车在得克萨斯州埃尔帕索的美墨边境值守。此前，美国在新墨西哥州和得克萨斯州沿南部边境设立了260英里的军事区。（路透社/何塞·路易斯·冈萨雷斯）
美国北方司令部作战主任杰森·鲁施霍夫准将告诉福克斯新闻：“我们正在以赶超对手的速度开发作战能力，这一点非常重要。而这正是我们在这里所做的事情。”
据一位国防部高级官员透露，福克斯新闻数字频道本月初曾报道，南方边境联合特遣部队正使用其他军事单位提供并整合的专业反无人机装备执行无人机击落任务。
该官员表示，每一次行动都经过周密规划，并与墨西哥军方和边境当局密切协调，以防止边境两侧的部队发生干扰或意外冲突。
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美国国防部印章陈列在华盛顿五角大楼内。（埃拉尔·居内斯/阿纳多卢通讯社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄）
当时，多名高级政府官员在一场电话新闻发布会上称赞唐纳德·特朗普总统动用军事力量的举措，称：“总统下达了命令，国防部执行了首个直接动用军事力量保卫国土免受这一威胁的计划和战略。
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“其效果十分显著，我们见证了美国历史上贩毒集团造成的美军伤亡人数最大幅度、最急剧的下降。”
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WATCH: DHS issues stark warning after 300 ‘hostile’ cartel drones detected at southern border
The Department of Homeland Security and Department of War are expanding counter-drone technology along the border
2026-09-25T16:27:00-04:00 / Fox News
By Peter Pinedo, Max GordenFox News
Published September 25, 2026 4:27pm EDT
Fox News correspondent Max Gorden reports from Yuma, Arizona, where U.S. Border Patrol is deploying advanced counter-drone technology to detect and disrupt cartel drones as officials respond to evolving security threats along the southern border.
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The Department of Homeland Security issued a stark warning after more than 300 cartel drones were detected along the southern border in just over a month.
According to the Department of War, 378 cartel drones were detected at the southern border between Aug. 22 and Thursday. Of those, 75 drones were turned back, 15 were engaged and one was captured. Fox News Digital previously reported that the War Department’s Joint Task Force – Southern Border took down “approximately” 100 suspected cartel drones in August alone.
In response to the threat, the Department of War and DHS are increasing their use of drone detection and interception tools along the southern border. The agencies are also working with private companies to develop technology to counter the increased presence of cartel drones.
In a statement posted on X, DHS wrote that “hostile surveillance of American personnel ends here.”
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Army Sgt. Drew Scheffer, right, assigned to Joint Task Force Southern Border, provides surveillance over the southern border near Santa Teresa, N.M., on April 12. The military has been patrolling the southern border as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal migration.(iStock; Department of Defense)
“To the Cartels,” DHS wrote, “Your drones are failing, your tactics are being exposed, and you have no advantage. @CBP and @DeptofWar will keep taking them down.”
In an interview with Fox News, Jeffrey Stalnaker, deputy chief patrol agent for Border Patrol, said cartels primarily use drones for reconnaissance during drug and human smuggling operations rather than for smuggling.
Cartels previously sent lookouts to monitor Border Patrol agents and other U.S. personnel but now use drones to watch from overhead.
“They’re watching when our soldiers and our agents are coming into the field, where they’re working, and then that allows them to plan how they’re going to send individuals north from Mexico into the United States illegally, trying to circumvent us between the ports of entry,” he explained.
Federal officials told Fox News that U.S. anti-drone measures at the southern border have succeeded so far, but cartel drone tactics are rapidly evolving. Some cartel drones are known to be used for lethal purposes, but officials said those have not yet been encountered at the border. For the past three weeks, the U.S. military has been conducting exercises in the desert outside Yuma, Arizona, testing new anti-drone gear ranging from guns and unmanned aerial vehicles to drone-capturing technology.
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A U.S. Army Stryker armored vehicle guards the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas, on July 7, 2025, after the establishment of a 260-mile military zone along the southern border in New Mexico and Texas.(Reuters/Jose Luis Gonzalez)
Brigadier General Jason Rueschhoff, director of operations for U.S. Northern Command, told Fox News, “We are developing capability at a pace that is keeping ahead of our enemy, and that’s really important. And that’s what happens here.”
Fox News Digital reported at the start of the month that Joint Task Force – Southern Border was carrying out drone takedowns using specialized counter-drone equipment provided and integrated by other military units, according to a senior War Department official.
The official said each operation was planned and closely coordinated with the Mexican military and border authorities to prevent interference or unintended conflicts between forces operating on either side of the border.
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The seal of the Department of War is displayed inside the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.(elal Gunes/Anadolu via Getty Images)
At the time, senior administration officials praised President Donald Trump’s use of military force during a press call, saying, “The president directed, (and) the Department of War executed the first-ever plan and strategy to use direct military force to defend the homeland from this threat.
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“The effects have been spectacular, and we’ve seen the largest and steepest reduction in U.S. casualties inflicted by the cartels in American history.”
Fox News Digital’s Michael Sinkewicz and Fox News’ Bill Melugin contributed to this report.
Peter Pinedo is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.
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