54 illegal aliens arrested at border, crossing in motor home

BORDER BUST
54 illegal aliens arrested at border, crossing in motor home
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Aug 20, 2007 08:13 PM EDT

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Border Patrol Agents arrested 54 illegal aliens stashed inside a motor home Sunday.

On patrol in Sonoita, Arizona, Tucson Sector agents came across a 1990 model RV. The agents stopped the home near milepost 32 on Highway 82.

Agents say as they approached the vehicle, the driver was acting nervous. The agents looked inside the RV and found 54 illegal aliens from Mexico, including the driver.

Everyone was arrested and transported to the local Border Patrol station for processing and removal from the country.

The motor home has been impounded.

To report illegal activity anytime and remain anonymous, please call 1-800-USBP-HELP.

:?: So how did they get across the border ?

Maybe the MH was in this country and picked them up at the border I suppose.

If they come across the border then someone LET them cross intentionally.......

Probably a crew brought here by one of our Big Businesses !!!!!!!

Border agents find entrant's body
54 crossers in RV, 72 in houses also discovered
By Brady McCombs
Arizona Daily Star
http://www.azstarnet.com/metro/197367.php
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 08.21.2007

Border Patrol agents recovered the body of an illegal border crosser near Sasabe, stopped an RV with 54 illegal entrants inside near Sonoita, and found 72 people inside two stash houses in Nogales — all on Sunday.

The body was found at dawn Sunday near Sasabe, said Richard DeWitt, Border Patrol Tucson Sector spokesman. About midnight Saturday, two illegal entrants who were arrested three miles north of the border, east of Arizona 286, told agents that they'd left behind a man who was convulsing, he said. They said he had taken some kind of medication.
BORSTAR agents, the agency's search, trauma and rescue unit, began a search with the aid of an agency helicopter, DeWitt said. At 3:45 a.m, they found the body of an adult man. His travel companions said they were all from Chiapas, Mexico.

This was at least the fifth body recovered in August by the Border Patrol. The agency recovered 154 bodies of illegal border crossers in the Tucson Sector from Oct. 1 through July 31, compared with 150 during the same time in 2006 and 186 through the same time in 2005.

The Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner has handled 170 bodies since Jan. 1, well ahead of the number at the same time last year, 135, and even more than in record-setting 2005, which had 153 at this time.
Sunday at noon in Nogales, the Nogales Police Department received a call from someone who said smugglers were holding a small child for ransom inside a house, said a Border Patrol press release. Nogales police officers and Santa Cruz County sheriff's deputies went to the area identified by the caller and found two separate residences with large groups of illegal entrants inside.

Officers notified the Border Patrol, who arrested 42 illegal entrants in the first house and 30 in the second residence, the press release said. Authorities confirmed that the call came from one of the houses but couldn't substantiate the ransom charges.

Farther east in Cochise County on Sunday, agents stopped a 1990 RV at Milepost 32 on Arizona 82 near Sonoita, the press release said. Agents discovered 54 illegal entrants inside. All of them, including the driver, were illegal border crossers from Mexico. They were arrested and processed for removal.

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And Pres. Booshy wants to allow Mexican trucks to cross the border?? can you imagine how many illegals can fit in an 18 wheeler container truck? These pests wouldn't mind wearing scuba gear and stay inside a gasoline tanker just to cross..