Thread: TX - Previously Deported Human Trafficker Sends Border Patrol Agent to Hospital in Vi

Previously Deported Human Trafficker Sends Border Patrol Agent to Hospital in Vicious Attack

by Ildefonso Ortiz
25 Feb 2015

MCALLEN, Texas – A previously deported human trafficker has been arrested for assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol Agent biting him numerous times during the struggle.

The assault took place in a brushy area near the Sarita checkpoint when agents saw a group of illegal aliens try to go around the checkpoint, information released to Breitbart Texas by U.S. Border Patrol revealed.

The agents approached the suspect and one of them who was identified as the guide assaulted an agent, biting him numerous times before the agent was able to subdue and arrest him. After the attack, the agent was taken to a local hospital where his bite wounds were treated. He was later released from medical care.

The human trafficker is an illegal alien from Mexico who had been deported previously, the information provided by the U.S. Border Patrol revealed.

“The continued vigilance and dedication exhibited by our agents has caused criminal organizations to be less effective and oftentimes resort to violence, Border Patrol’s Rio Grande Valley Sector Chief Kevin Oaks said in a prepared statement provided to Breitbart Texas. “The levels of frustration are apparent in the actions taken in order to avoid apprehension. Our agents will continue to defend our homeland fully recognizing the potential for danger as they continue to execute their sworn duty.”

http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2015/...icious-attack/

Congress, please pass a bill that acknowledges and authorizes states rights to enforce US immigration law. Please, please, please, please. We have at least 26 states ready and willing to do so, and probably at least 7 more for 33. Do you have any idea how easy it will be for states and local law enforcement to clear up this problem for US? They'll complete it in no time. Lets start using our existing resources to solve problems, starting with authorizing the states to enforce US immigration law.

State and local law enforcement personnel in US - 1.1 million persons, 800,000 sworn police officers, making 15 arrests of persons per year per officer, they have all the equipment and resources they need to make these arrests, they have the time with only 1-2 arrests per month, according to FBI arrest of persons data. They can clear up this problem in a year, 2 if they take their time.

Cut them loose to do so. It's negligent to cling to a federal agency that hasn't done it's job in 30 or more years, and in addition to not doing their jobs, they're conspiring with the lawbreakers and invaders they're supposed to be arresting and deporting on amnesty. Now, come on, this is not what American taxpayers wanted when we gave them $100 billion to secure our nation.