Thread: Reynosa man, 22, claims he's been caught by Border Patrol 50 times

Reynosa man, 22, claims he's been caught by Border Patrol 50 times


Delcia Lopez
MISSION, Tx-U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul,R-Texas, chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security along with a delegation take a tour of Anzaldua's Park in Mission, Texas Sunday Jan.25,2015 . The delegation were given boat tours on DPS boats and Border Patrol. The 22 colleagues from across the country came to examine the evolving national security threats to the United States along the South Texas/ Mexico border.Photo by Delcia Lopez dlopez@themonitor.com

Posted: Monday, March 2, 2015 4:14 pm
Updated: 5:32 pm, Mon Mar 2, 2015.
JARED TAYLOR | STAFF WRITER

HIDALGO — A 22-year-old Reynosa man struck a U.S. Border Patrol agent several times Thursday, during what he said became the 50th time he'd been caught by agents, according to a criminal complaint.

Victor Daniel Vasquez Ramirez fought the Border Patrol agent about 3 a.m. Thursday after crossing over a levee near Jackson Road in Hidalgo, the complaint states.

The agent said he was able to subdue Vasquez, who said he'd paid 7,000 pesos — about $466 — to a woman known as "Dona Vicky" to be smuggled into the U.S., the complaint states.

Vasquez told the agent he'd been caught by Border Patrol agent 49 times in his life — 45 times as a juvenile and another four times as an adult.

Vasquez had last been deported from Brownsville in August, after he spent 18 months at the Willacy Detention Center on an illegal reentry conviction.

Vasquez denied being the smuggler who'd led 17 others into the country illegally, but agents filed immigrant smuggling and illegal reentry charges against him, after others in the group identified him as a brush guide, the complaint states.

Others in the group from El Salvador and Guatemala told agents the group walked for about two hours to an abandoned house near the canal where Border Patrol agents apprehended them.
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http://www.themonitor.com/news/local...72537e07c.html

Alien Smuggler Accused of Assaulting a Border Patrol Agent Claims He Was Deported 49 Times

by Ildefonso Ortiz
4 Mar 2015

MCALLEN, Texas — A human smuggler arrested while trying to cross 17 illegal aliens into the U.S. illegal aliens told federal agents that he has been deported 49 times.

U.S. Border Patrol agents in the border city of Hidalgo Texas responded to a tripped sensor. They agents saw a group of 17 illegal aliens who appeared to have just swum across the Rio Grande make their way to an abandoned structure. The agents moved to arrest them, court records obtained by Breitbart Texas revealed.

As they approached, 23-year-old Victor Daniel Vasquez Ramirez, who was identified as the leader of the group, began throwing punches at one of the agents. He hit the agent several times before the he was able to place subdue the immigrant and place him in handcuffs.

Once at the Border Patrol station, Vasquez told agents that he had been deported 45 times as a juvenile and four times as an adult. Agents checked their records and confirmed that he had in fact been previously deported four times as an adult.

Vasquez was charged in federal court with one count of human smuggling and one count of illegal re-entry. Court records show that prosecutors have yet to charge him in connection with the assault on the agent.

As Breitbart Texas previously reported in previous assault cases against agents, many times the assault charges get dismissed or the aliens are not charged unless an agent is seriously injured. These cases have been cause for concern with the local chapter of the National Border Patrol Council who has routinely spoken out against the practice. Union officials claim that assaults on state police officers are handled in a stricter manner than assaults on border patrol agents.

http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2015/...rted-49-times/

Well, in the US, this would have justified a shooting by law enforcement. Why the double standard?

He was glad to help pad Obamas deportation numbers.

This thread does a good job of showing why we need to shut off the jobs magnet. Enacting Universal E-Verify would do that.
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