Thread: EXCLUSIVE: Federal Agents Told to Reduce Border Arrests

Make the numbers right,just as they do for unemployment figures and jobless claims to pave a way to Obama's reelection. That is what they are trying to do.

Bush should have had some sort of trial also. We are still in a quagmire led by Bush's Wars. And he also toured South America and Latin America making promises toTHEM just before he left office.

One day it will come down to the citizens of this country to right things once again. And I hope, that day is soon.

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If we Americans continue to water down our Country immigration laws as we are currently, we are going to regret it deeply, because undocumented criminals will take control of this Country. Most already think the U.S. is a safe haven is reason illegal's so often invades America.

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THE SIFTING METHOD napolitano is using, allows all mexicans to walk into america where she will SIFT them on the american side, at america's expense. she will only deport mexicans with a record of two crimes or more which does not include the crime of entering the country illegally. all other mexicans are welcome to stay at the american taxpayer's expense. this METHOD keeps the arrest numbers down and the deportation numbers up.

VOTE OBAMA OUT OF OFFICE AND GET RID OF HIS LEFT WING REGIME.

The national chief of the U.S. Border Patrol says allegations made last week by Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever that Border Patrol agents are being instructed not to arrest all illegal border crossers to keep apprehension numbers down are 100-percent false.

Border Patrol chief calls Dever's apprehensions claim false
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Border agents cite pressure not to detain illegals

By: Sara A. Carter 04/07/11 8:05 PM
National security correspondent
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NOGALES, AZ - Hundreds of cars wait to pass from Mexico into the United States at the border crossing on December 10, 2010 in Nogales, Arizona. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images) A decrease in the number of illegal immigrants entering the United States from Mexico touted by federal officials is a fiction created by an unwritten policy to avoid arresting those crossing the border illegally and instead to use a variety of tactics to turn them back across the border, federal law enforcement agents said.

"This unspoken policy isn't anything new," said one federal law enforcement official, who asked not to be named for fear of reprimand. "For years we have been verbally ordered to 'turn back south' aliens who already illegally penetrated the border. Agents are verbally ordered to 'TBS' illegal entries by using intimidation tactics ... therefore, the agency avoids documented arrest numbers."

The Department of Homeland Security's Office of Immigration Statistics said in February that the number of illegal aliens has dropped by 1 million from the record 11.8 million in the country in January 2007. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has said the decrease is the result of adding more agents along the border, and fewer persons attempting the crossing because of a decrease in jobs in the United States.

However, several Border Patrol agents say those numbers don't reflect the reality of a porous border where arrests are discouraged as part of an unwritten policy aimed at limiting the numbers of detained illegals. Some segments of the border are deemed off-limits for detentions, the agents said.

Cochise County, Ariz., Sheriff Larry Dever received a letter of reprimand from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Chief Michael Fisher this week for telling Fox News Channel that border agents were not making arrests but using tactics to force the illegal aliens back across the border.

Border Patrol Chief Michael Fisher said in the letter to Dever that his "assertion is completely, 100 percent false."

But agents interviewed by The Examiner said Dever's comments are an accurate reflection of what is an open secret on the border -- that the goal is not to arrest illegal immigrants but to attempt to turn them back.

Agents won't come forward because "they know they will become the target of the investigation and in the end nothing will change," said T.J. Bonner, recently retired president of the National Border Patrol Council.

Border agents working along the Rio Grande River in Texas told The Examiner that sometimes scare tactics to drive back illegal aliens across the river came close to ending in the deaths of the migrants, as well as the agents. "Some didn't know how to swim so they would start to drown and we'd have to go in to save them," an agent working along the Texas-Mexico border said.


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