Two ‘Dreamers’ caught smuggling illegal immigrants into U.S.

By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times - Updated: 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 12, 2017

Two young illegal immigrant “Dreamers” in the U.S. under protection of the Obama-era DACA deportation amnesty were caught smuggling illegal immigrants in separate incidents in Texas, authorities announced Thursday.

The arrests come at a time when Congress is debating what to do about Dreamers, and the arrests could complicate the picture painted of Dreamers as law-abiding standouts who are victims of circumstance.

Customs and Border Protection said the first smuggling attempt was broken up on Oct. 4, after Border Patrol agents stopped a car at a checkpoint on Interstate 35 and discovered two illegal immigrants from Brazil hiding in the trunk.

The driver of the car was from Guatemala, a juvenile who had been approved by the Obama administration for a DACA permit in 2016.

Three days later the same checkpoint snared another DACA recipient from Mexico smuggling an illegal immigrant from Mexico in his trunk.

Neither of the Dreamers’ names were released.

They and the illegal immigrants they were trying to smuggle are all being processed for deportation, CBP said.

To qualify for the DACA program illegal immigrants must assert they were brought to the U.S. as children and have kept a relatively clean record.

Immigrant-smuggling violates the terms of the agreement, as does gang membership or other serious crimes of violence.

As of this summer, some 2,139 Dreamers had had their DACA status revoked, out of nearly 800,000 people who’d been approved for the program — an incredibly low rate of about a quarter of 1 percent.

President Trump last month said he was phasing out the DACA program, saying otherwise it was likely to have been struck down by the courts, which the administration said could have sparked chaos.

Instead, Mr. Trump announced a six-month phaseout, with those currently protected allowed to serve out the rest of their permits, which are good for up to two years.

The president said he wanted Congress to use the six months to pass a more permanent solution.

Democrats and some Republicans have called for a quick legalization and a full pathway to citizenship, while the Trump administration says it doesn’t support full citizenship, and wants to see any bill coupled with stiff enforcement measures.

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This is pretty much what I have said about continuing the Dream program. We will get a bunch of college educated knotheads, who will sooner or later turn to political activism.

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This is pretty much what I have said about continuing the Dream program. We will get a bunch of college educated knotheads, who will sooner or later turn to political activism.

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And the above the law criminal activity that brought them here to begin with.

VET every single application and load up the liars on a bus and get them out of here!

No amnesty, no path to stay...and take your WHOLE family.

Personally, I think the two smugglers need to be made an example by throwing them in prison for 2 to 5 years.

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Personally, I think the two smugglers need to be made an example by throwing them in prison for 2 to 5 years.

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Put them in prison on the Mexican side...make their lives miserable!

Border Patrol Agents Arrest Two DACA Recipients for Attempting to Smuggle Illegal Aliens



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BY: Cameron Cawthorne

October 13, 2017 3:25 pm


U.S. Border Patrol agents recently made two separate arrests of juvenile recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program for attempting to smuggle illegal aliens across the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection, an agency within the Department of Homeland Security, on Thursday published a press release detailing the arrests of two so-called "Dreamers," illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as minors who receive legal protections under DACA, who are nationals from Guatemala and Mexico.

On October 4, 2017, Border Patrol agents arrested a juvenile attempting to smuggle two illegal aliens. Agents at the Border Patrol Checkpoint on Interstate Highway 35 encountered a passenger vehicle at the primary inspection lane. The driver was questioned regarding his immigration status and was referred for further inspection after a Border Patrol canine alerted to the presence of concealed humans and/or narcotics.



After further inspection, Border Patrol agents discovered two adult male subjects concealed in the trunk of the vehicle. An immigration inspection of the two subjects revealed that they were both from the country of Brazil. The driver, a juvenile, was identified as a National from the country of Guatemala and a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in 2016. All subjects were processed for removal proceedings.

Three days later, on Oct. 7, border patrol agents arrested another juvenile at the same checkpoint in the Laredo, Texas sector of the border who was smuggling one illegal alien.

Border Patrol agents discovered one adult male subject concealed in the trunk of the vehicle. An immigration inspection of the subject revealed that he was from the country of Mexico. [The] driver, a juvenile, was identified as a National from the country of Mexico and a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).

Both juvenile drivers were processed for removal proceedings because their arrests are a violation of DACA conditions, according to Customs and Border Protection. The individuals found hidden in both vehicles were also processed for removal proceedings.


The arrests come at a time when Congress is debating what to do about the roughly 800,000 DACA recipients in the United States after the Trump administration rescinded the program last month.


President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that it would be "wonderful" to solve the DACA problem in the U.S., signaling that he will need Congress to support a security wall on the border in return for his support of the Obama-era program.




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"Both juvenile drivers were processed for removal proceedings because their arrests are a violation of DACA conditions, according to Customs and Border Protection. The individuals found hidden in both vehicles were also processed for removal proceedings."

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EXPEDITE ALL THEIR REMOVALS...OUT THEY GO WITHIN 24 HOURS!

ALL DACA NEED TO GO SO THERE ARE NONE LEFT!