Posted on 06/27/2012 12:32:15 PM PDT by SwinneySwitch
BROWNSVILLE U.S. Border Patrol agents rescued two unauthorized immigrants from Guatemala who had been bitten by a rattlesnake on a ranch near Kingsville, Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday.
The agents came across the men early Tuesday morning and took them to the emergency room at Christus Spohn Hospital Kleberg in Kingsville.
Since the fiscal year began in October, Rio Grande Valley sector agents have rescued nearly 200 people and found the remains of 64. Rescues often escalate in the summer, when agents come across or are called by unauthorized immigrants suffering from heat exhaustion.
All those dead bodies they find should be photographed and sent to Mexico to be shown around the country. Might discourage some wantta be’s from crossing the border.
Humm is right. I can envision a company of rattlesnake rodeo cowboys rounding up sacks full of those critters and dumping them in the “no go” zones along the border. Brilliant idea.
Just wait until they decide to sue and demand the judge give them the entire spread. The King Ranch corporation lawyers will eat them alive.
Just like that convoy of Mexican Army humvees carrying 33 Mexican soldiers that crossed the bridge at Donna exactly one year ago. Claimed they took a wrong turn and ended up in Texas. Uh, like that big bridge didn't give them a clue?
Illegal immigrant death in Brooks County, Texas
free medical care and they will land in Arizona
They are welcome to all of mine they can catch. Sounds like an excellent use for 'em...
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