Posted on 03/03/2010 9:24:48 PM PST by SandRat
A group of 53 illegal immigrants was apprehended Wednesday morning just west of the San Pedro River, near the U.S.-Mexico border.
U.S. Border Patrol agents monitoring a video surveillance system in the area spotted the group just after midnight, said Colleen Agle, an agency spokeswoman.
Agents at the Naco station sent out the horse patrol, which was then assisted by an Office of Air and Marine helicopter, she said.
The 36 men, nine women, and eight children were not in distress when they were found, she said.
Border Ping
How many OTMS are we rounding up these days??
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53 Dem voters.
The agents will be detained (w/o pay) pending the results of an investigation of charges that they "profiled" the immigrants. "We cannot and will not tolerate this kind of behavior" stated an ICE official on grounds of anonimity.
Gee, how about reassigning the BORSTAR (Border Patrol Search and Rescue) to other duties, make it clear that agents couldn’t patrol more than five miles into the interior (except for roadblock checkpoints), remove the stationary rescue beacons and spread the word throughout the border country that they wouldn’t be allowed to respond to cellphone calls for help and that illegals in the desert would be on their own henceforward.
Oh, and not allow district schoolbuses to pick up kids at the border crossings and no more allowing Mexican ambulances through?
Think that might have a salutary effect?
All federal efforts are directed toward putting Sheriff Arpaio in prison for arresting illegal aliens.
I don’t think the feds are doing anything else but that.
Don’t suppose Obama’s brother was among them, looking for a better life.
BUILD THE FENCE.
IMPEACH OBAMA.
AUDIT THE FED.
Send Post cards to your Congress people and to the White House.
Supporting environmentalist pressure groups over national security: Rep. Raul Grijalva (right), an Arizona Democrat, with President Barack Obama. Grijalva favors legislation to make parkland on the U.S.-Mexico border off limits to the U.S. Border Patrol.
http://www.capitalresearch.org/pubs/pdf/v1233348420.pdf
Sounds like this group missed the turn into the National Forest.
And how many mules?
You mean burros.
Or if they’re small, burritos.
Burro burritos?
More alien news by way of NAFBPO today.
Illegal alien living in Chalmette booked with three counts of rape
CHALMETTE, La. – A 34-year-old illegal alien was booked on three counts of forcible rape along with other sex crimes involving a juvenile girl, according to St. Bernard Parish Chief Deputy Sheriff James Pohlmann.
Alvaro Gonzalez was arrested on March 2.
Pohlmann said the victim was the daughter of an acquaintance of Gonzalez.
According to Pohlmann, Gonzalez has been living in the Chalmette area for about a year but is in the country illegally.
In addition to the forcible rape counts, Gonzalez with booked with two counts of attempted forcible rape and two counts of molestation of a juvenile.
Pohlmann said Gonzalez was also recently arrested for cruelty to an eight-year-old boy who he allegedly beat with a belt.
http://www.dhs.gov/files/enforcement/immigration.shtm
, Partners Arrest 284 Foreign Nationals
February 26, 2010 (Dallas) - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and its law enforcement partners arrested 284 foreign nationals with criminal records during a three-day enforcement surge throughout Texas. ICE officers and agents worked in teams with the U.S. Marshals Service, Department of State’s Diplomatic Security Service, and local law enforcement agencies. Of the 284 arrested, nearly 160 foreign nationals have violent criminal histories—such as homicide, assault and robbery—and more than 20 have convictions for sexual offenses. Of the total arrested, 18 have already been removed from the country. More at ICE.gov
ICE Arrests 49 Criminals, Fugitives in Wisconsin
February 26, 2010 (Milwaukee, Wis.) - Agents from ICE, U.S. Border Patrol, and the Wisconsin Department of Justice arrested nearly 50 foreign nations during a week-long enforcement action targeting criminal aliens with criminal records, previously deported aliens, and immigration fugitives with outstanding deportation orders. Of the 49 arrested, 20 were arrested based on their prior criminal histories; some of their convictions and arrests include: carrying a concealed weapon, drug possession cocaine, fourth degree sexual assault, felony fraud, multiple OWIs (Operating while Intoxicated), and possession of methamphetamine. Of the 20 criminal aliens arrested, 18 are illegal aliens and two are U.S. permanent residents (green card holders) whose previous criminal convictions make them eligible for deportation. More at ICE.gov
CBP Officers in El Paso Stop Immigrants, Imposters
February 19, 2010 (El Paso, Texas) - CBP officers uncovered 94 immigration violations. Intended immigrants made up a large group of the violators. A total of 34 were identified through thorough document exams. CBP officers also identified 34 imposters while performing inspection at area ports. CBP officers also recorded 26 cases of people making false claims to U.S. citizenship, people attempting to enter with counterfeit or altered documents, people attempting to enter without inspection and visa overstay violations.More at CBP.gov
Disgusting just unspeakably Disgusting. Send hime to someplce like the notorious ‘Devils Island.’
Another one from NAFBPO today. We hear every week about Chinese being smuggled in over the border. Mexico is too corrupt to do anything about their mess.
Trafficking probe nets 10 Mexican migration agents
Associated Press
2010-03-03
Mexico’s interior department says prosecutors have detained 10 Mexican immigration agents and three airline workers at Cancun’s international airport on suspicion of trafficking Chinese migrants.
The department says in a statement that the agents, along with the two Mexicana Airlines employees and a worker of Livingston Air, allegedly allowed Chinese citizens into the country with false passports.
A statement issued Tuesday by the department says the arrests are part of an investigation that resulted in the detention of 26 immigration agents at Cancun’s airport in January.
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