BORDER PATROL OUTRAGE!
Published reports are indicating that the US Border Patrol has an agreement with Mexican authorities to
1) Notify them where the Minutemen are located and
2) Notify if any volunteer agency assists in apprehending an illegal immigrant
THE MISSING MESSAGE
Then Mexico puts it on theirWEBSITE HERE
"The document also mentions locations of field operations of Friends of the Border Patrol, which patrolled the San Diego sector from June to November 2005. Mexican officials had access to the exact location of the group founded by Andy Ramirez, which ran its patrols from the Rough Acre Ranch, a private property in McCain Valley.
Ramirez said that for safety reasons, he disclosed the location of his ranch patrol only to San Diego Border Patrol and law enforcement officials. The group did not apprehend or spot any undocumented migrants in that area.
"We did not release this information ... to the media or anyone else," Ramirez said. "We didn't want to publicize that information. But there it is, right on the Mexican government's Web site, and our government gave it to them.""
Something else in this article that shouldn't surprise me but still did:
" "Last year an internal memo notified all agents not to give credit to Minuteman volunteers or others who call in sightings of illegal aliens," said one agent, who spoke on the condition he not be identified. "We were told to list it as a citizen call and leave it at that. Many times, we were told not to go out to Minuteman calls.""
I would love to see some congressman get that memo and ask for an explanation. The real question has to be who, exactly, is in charge of our border? Is it Mexico? Maybe so:
"TJ Bonner, president of the National Border Patrol Council, a union representing more than 10,000 Border Patrol agents, said agents have complained for years about the Mexican consulate's influence over the agency.
"It worries me (that the Mexican government) seems to be unduly influencing our enforcement policies. That's not a legitimate role for any foreign nation," Bonner said, though he added, "It doesn't surprise me.""
WELL TJ; IT SURPRISES THE HECK OUT OF ME!
Does anyone out there think it is legal, ethical or smart for our border patrol to act this way for any reason?
How about if you factor some good sourceS quotedON THIS SITE regarding Islamic items found among the discards of the illegal immigrants.
1) Notify them where the Minutemen are located and
2) Notify if any volunteer agency assists in apprehending an illegal immigrant
THE MISSING MESSAGE
Then Mexico puts it on their
"The document also mentions locations of field operations of Friends of the Border Patrol, which patrolled the San Diego sector from June to November 2005. Mexican officials had access to the exact location of the group founded by Andy Ramirez, which ran its patrols from the Rough Acre Ranch, a private property in McCain Valley.
Ramirez said that for safety reasons, he disclosed the location of his ranch patrol only to San Diego Border Patrol and law enforcement officials. The group did not apprehend or spot any undocumented migrants in that area.
"We did not release this information ... to the media or anyone else," Ramirez said. "We didn't want to publicize that information. But there it is, right on the Mexican government's Web site, and our government gave it to them.""
Something else in this article that shouldn't surprise me but still did:
" "Last year an internal memo notified all agents not to give credit to Minuteman volunteers or others who call in sightings of illegal aliens," said one agent, who spoke on the condition he not be identified. "We were told to list it as a citizen call and leave it at that. Many times, we were told not to go out to Minuteman calls.""
I would love to see some congressman get that memo and ask for an explanation. The real question has to be who, exactly, is in charge of our border? Is it Mexico? Maybe so:
"TJ Bonner, president of the National Border Patrol Council, a union representing more than 10,000 Border Patrol agents, said agents have complained for years about the Mexican consulate's influence over the agency.
"It worries me (that the Mexican government) seems to be unduly influencing our enforcement policies. That's not a legitimate role for any foreign nation," Bonner said, though he added, "It doesn't surprise me.""
WELL TJ; IT SURPRISES THE HECK OUT OF ME!
Does anyone out there think it is legal, ethical or smart for our border patrol to act this way for any reason?
How about if you factor some good sourceS quoted
posted by Possum at 07:52
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