This resulted in enactment in 2006 of the Secure Fence Act which mandated the expansion of border fencing by 700 miles with a focus on Arizonaâs and Californiaâs border with Mexico.This focus on the increased need for border security also led to a major increase in Border Patrol staffing.his resulted in enactment in 2006 of the Secure Fence Act which mandated the expansion of border fencing by 700 miles with a focus on Arizonaâs and Californiaâs border with Mexico. This focus on the increased need for border security also led to a major increase in Border Patrol staffing.
If you're a whiskey (and especially bourbon) drinker, you need to know what that means. By definition, whiskey (or whisky, in Scotland) is a spirit distilled from fermented grain mash â grain varieties include wheat, rye, barley, and corn â and then aged in wooden barrels. Whiskey is made all over the world and there are many popular styles including Scotch whisky, Irish whiskey, and American whiskey.
Where itâs made: Rye was historically made in the Northeast, but today, itâs most frequently made by distilleries that also produce (and are usually better known for) bourbon. What defines it: Rye whiskey is made from mash that is at least 51 percent rye. The grain gives rye whiskey its spicy, sometimes peppery, flavor.