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    whatcha wanna bet that he serves three years or less.

    i read one story the other day where an agent smuggled in 15 people and was only given 15 MONTHS

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    April 11, 2007, 5:10PM
    Border agent indicted in smuggling case


    © 2007 The Associated Press

    LAREDO, Texas — A border agent has been indicted on charges of conspiracy, bribery and smuggling of illegal immigrants.

    Jose Ramiro Arredondo, a Customs and Border Protection agent who was arrested last month, was indicted in U.S. District Court on Tuesday. He faces three counts of smuggling undocumented immigrants and charges of bribery and conspiracy.

    An accused smuggler told authorities he paid Arredondo to help him and three illegal immigrant bypass inspection booths at the Bridge of the Americas on Jan. 9. An agriculture inspector stopped the group before they could leave the building.

    Surveillance video later showed Arredondo escorting the smuggler and others around the inspection booths on two other occasions, authorities said.

    If convicted, Arredondo could face up to 50 years in prison.

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    Former customs officer sentenced

    Former customs officer sentenced

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    Thursday, Sep 27, 2007 @04:27pm CST

    A former Laredo District Customs and Border Protection officer will spend almost four and a half years behind bars for helping smuggle illegal aliens into the country.

    Thirty-three-year-old Jose Ramiro Arredondo received the sentence after earlier admitting in federal court to escorting an alien smuggler and undocumented workers through the Laredo checkpoint on various occasions while on duty.

    Arredondo was accused of assisting in the illegal operation from late 2005 until his arrest in January of this year. Arredondo - who reportedly was paid for his services - was also fined five thousand dollars.

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    Release Campos and Ramos (sp?) and put him in one of their cells.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gogo
    Release Campos and Ramos (sp?) and put him in one of their cells.
    I second that....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gogo
    Release Campos and Ramos (sp?) and put him in one of their cells.
    lol its COMPEAN

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamesw62
    Quote Originally Posted by Gogo
    Release Campos and Ramos (sp?) and put him in one of their cells.
    lol its COMPEAN

    Thanks James I knew I had one wrong but thought I might be close. LOL
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    Quote Personally, I think we have too many agents along the Mexican border that are connected to Mexico by friends, family, former school buddies, etc. Why keep them in a position of temptation? There is just to many opportunities for those with Mexico connections to earn crooked dollars along the Mexican border. Just a thought......... Quote


    Very good for someone who does not live on the border, big problem
    in hiring agents who have lived along the border years and have friends,
    relatives on both sides it is an recipe for disaster.
    I'm old with many opinions few solutions.

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