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Yesterday, after Brandon Judd was in video endorsing McCaskill, I knew something was not right with Border Control and did a little searching.

Just a week or two ago, I posted an article about a Border Control arrested---he was a serial killer.

About 9 out of 10 articles i read, it is all about saving the lives of the invaders, and never mentions anything about saving the country, and these are not the words of the reporters, they are quotes from Border Control.

I posted a video from the Border Control page, and it was all about saving the lives of the invaders, not one word about the the harm they do.


Something is just not right, but I discontinued my search too disgusted to go any deeper.

Perhaps there needs to be a house cleaning at Border Control and sort the wheat from the chaff.
There have been numerous media articles over the years on crooked CBP officers and BP agents getting caught with their fingers in the cookie jar and other things.

Investigation finds dozens of corrupt border officers

By Daniel WheatonContact Reporter

July 7, 2016





March 9, 2011, San Yisdro border crossing, California, USA_Border Patrol Agent Rodolfo Zuniga watches through the fence adjacent to the Mexico to U.S. pedestrian crossing on the east side of the San Ysidro border crossing. Photo Credit: CHARLIE NEUMAN/San Diego Union-Tribune/ZUMA PressAlso see

Border boost spiked corruption cases

A new database by Texas Tribune and Reveal News compiles 140 corruption cases at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, many of which involved bribes and the smuggling of immigrants.
Of the 140 cases, 30 were identified as from California, and 19 were from San Diego.
Those with San Diego connections:
Oscar Antonio Ortiz

Served: 2 years
Prison sentence: 5 years
In 2006, Border Patrol Agent Oscar Ortiz admitted to a smuggling scheme. He, along with agent Eric Balderas, transported undocumented immigrants illegally.
Jorge A. Camarillo

Served: 5 years
Prison sentence: none
Conducted unauthorized government database checks on members of the a drug trafficking organization. He pleaded guilty in August 2008.
Marcos Gerardo Manzano Jr.

Served: 3 years
Prison sentence: None
Manzano was found guilty of harboring his twice-deported father in his San Diego home, alongside another undocumented immigrant. He pleaded guilty in July 2011.
Jason O’Neal

Served: 7 years
Prison sentence: none
O’Neal improperly used the Treasury Enforcement Communication System more than 100 times to monitor his girlfriend’s crossings into Mexico. He was arrested in February 2008 after lying to investigators about misusing the system.
Alonso Vasquez

Served: 29 years
Prison sentence: none
Vasquez was arrested in 2008 after retiring from CBP, for accepting bribes from those seeking entry into the country. He pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting the entry of an illegal alien, records show.
Juan Paul Yanez-Camacho

Served: 5 years
Prision: None
Yanez-Camacho misused the Treasury Enforcement Communications System at the Otay Mesa point of entry to track the status of people he knew in Juarez, Mexico. He was sentenced in 2009.
Lorne Leslie Jones

Served: 16 years
Prison sentence: 2 years, 5 months
Jones helped smuggle more than 66,000 pounds of marijuana into the country starting from 2000.
Luis Alarid

Served: 1 year
Prision sentence: 7 years
Alaird smuggled more than 100 kilograms of marijuana and took more than $200,000 in bribes. Alarid started working at the Mesa Point of Entry in October 2007, and was arrested by the San Diego Border Corruption Task Force in May 2008.
Fidel Villarreal

An image from a video of Border Patrol agent Fidel Villarreal shows him apparently finding and then disconnecting a camera hidden on the bumper of his vehicle.Served: 8 years
Prison sentence: 30
Fidel Villarreal and his brother, Raul, helped smuggle more than 1,000 undocumented immigrants to the U.S. from Mexico and took up to $1 million in bribes.
6/06/2012: Border Patrol agent Raul Villarreal walks past a poster of citizens' right with the statue of liberty carrying a "Most Wanted" poster at the Imperial Beach headquarters. The US Border Patrol has increased their signage along the border and in their offices to alert migrants to possibly dangerous people they might encounter as they try to cross into the US. Peggy Peattie photoRaul Villarreal

Served: 11 years
Prison sentence: 35 years
Raul helped his brother Fidel smuggle immigrants to the U.S. Oddly, Raul had been a spokesperson for the agency.
Eric Balderas

Served: 6 years
Prison: 2 years
Balderas conspired with a colleague to smuggle undocumented immigrants into the country. He pleaded guilty in December 2005.
Hector Rodriguez

Served: 4 years
Prison: 6 years, 6 months
Between 2010 and 2012, Rodriguez helped smuggle in immigrants, taking in hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes and taking luxury vehicles and watches.
Michael Gilliland

Served: 16 years
Prison: 5 years
Using coded language, he guided some undocumented immigrants into the country after accepting payouts of anywhere from $70,000 to $120,000. He was sentenced in February 2007.
Thomas P. Silva

Served: 10 years
Prison: 8 months
Pleading guilty in 2012, Silva helped his fugitive brother-in-law evade arrest.
Jose Olivas

Served: 10 years
Prison: 3 years
Olivas worked as a scout for undocumented immigrants at the San Clemente Border Patrol checkpoint. He was sentenced in January 2008.
Martin Duran

Served: unknown
Prison: N/a
Duran used his job to wage a vendetta against a man who threatened a relative accused of sex crimes. He would create false alerts to prevent the individual from crossing the border.
Richard Elizalda

Served: 10 years
Prison: 4 years, 2 months
Elizalda fell in love with a smuggler and began accepting bribes to allow undocumented immigrants into the country in order to win her heart.
Armando Gonzalez

Served: unknown
Prison: 1 year, 9 months
He placed a video camera in the women's restroom in the patrol station, and tried to cover it up. He was found with images of nude women on the camera. He pleaded guilty in May 2015.
March 9, 2011, San Ysidro border crossing, California, USA_Border Patrol Agent Rodolfo Zuniga walks along the secondary fence just east of the San Ysidro border crossing. Photo Credit: CHARLIE NEUMAN/San Diego Union-Tribune/ZUMA PressRodolfo Zuniga

Served: 9 years
Prison: 3 years, 1 month
Zuniga worked with the youth program Border Patrol Explorers and made several illegal purchases of night-vision goggles. A probe into the Chinese national who was selling the goggles revealed that Zuniga had child pornography on his computer. He plead guilty in October 2012.

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