Thread: Law Enforcement: ISIS Militants ‘Eyeing’ Border

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on Breitbart TV 1 Sep 2014, 7:48 AM PDT

KSWB Fox 5 San Diego reports that “law enforcement officers issued warnings that ISIS militants are eyeing the US-Mexican border.” According to Fox 5, the warning comes after officials spotted “more than 30 posts on social media sites Facebook and Twitter by users believed to be ISIS militants.”

Homeland Security Expert Ron Bee told KSWB that even though “we shouldn’t be afraid,” “The Border Patrol has been aware of this and has been overwhelmed by the number of immigrants; that does open a hole, as it were, in the Southern border.”

Bee also said that terrorists do use drug cartels to sneak through the border, and Fox 5 statess “government officials are monitoring social media sites. They’re looking for clues on when and where an attack could happen. Homeland Security is keeping a close eye on Juarez, a Mexican city bordering Texas thanks to threatening tweets.”

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-T...-Eyeing-Border

Possible Terror Brewing in Mexico
Posted: Sep 01, 2014 6:23 PM CDTUpdated: Sep 01, 2014 6:23 PM CDT
By Kristine Galvan, Reporter

MyFoxHouston -

Are ISIS terrorists in Mexico, preparing to attack the United States? U.S. officials say, ‘no,' but not everyone believes that's the case.

"The information is there's an attack coming very soon,” Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch told Fox News. “It's planned for the border. It may involve car bombs and other types of vehicle explosives."

Fitton is the president of Judicial Watch, a conservative government watch group. He says government sources insist ISIS members are already in Cuidad Juarez, across the border from El Paso, Texas. The report comes as the nation continues to battle an immigration crisis that's brought hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants to the United States and put private property owners along the southern border in a bind.

"Mexican Army ID,” said Dr. Michael Vickers, as he lifted a photocopy of an identification card found on his Brooks County ranch. “Those guys are leading the groups here."

Over the years Vickers and his wife have collected piles of evidence left behind by their many uninvited guests.

"We have a picture of a woman from Eritrea,” said Linda Vickers as her husband shuffled through images of people caught on their property.

"A few years ago we had a guy with a rifle leading a group of 33 Chinese (nationals),” said Vickers. “ And at that time, they were paying $40,000 each. They're paying fifty now. Fifty thousand dollars each."

That money is being paid not just to get the foreign nationals to the United States border, but to sneak them far past it. In other words, these immigrants showing up on the couple's property are not the undocumented women and children who overwhelmed agents along the border earlier this year.

"We find a lot of weapons,” said Vickers. "We find a lot of knives. We've found guns that they discarded when they knew they were gonna get caught."

Elected leaders have not come up with a way to fix the immigration crisis, and some insist the border is secure.

Last week, Breitbart Texas leaked a Department of Public Safety penned document warning law enforcement officers in Texas about a possible link between ISIS and Mexican drug cartels. Judicial Watch published its report detailing an ISIS presence in Cuidad Juarez shortly thereafter.

"It's imminent and its coming very soon,” Fitton said. “ That's what we're hearing."

http://www.myfoxhouston.com/story/26...wing-in-mexico