Washington Won’t Let Border Patrol Arrest Human Smugglers Offloading Aliens Right in Front of Them
Explaining this stand-down
By Todd Bensman on May 27, 2021
A cartel smuggler standing on Texas territory offloading his cargo of women and children under the watchful gaze of National Guard troops and visiting Border Patrol agents in Roma Texas
ROMA, Texas — The Border Patrol agents working under the international bridge here got busy fast with "processing" duty after the first three rubber rafts delivered their loads of illegal immigrant families.
But with another raft about to land, the occupied Border Patrol supervisory agent on scene asked a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) officer to please go over and bring those immigrants in for processing, but to do so with this proviso:
“Don’t arrest him,” the supervisor warned about the raft’s paddler, who would soon stand on U.S. soil within arm’s reach of the DPS officer to land the immigrants.
The DPS officer explained to CIS that all federal agents on the river operate under this arrest stand-down nowadays. Part of the reason is political, a policy out of President Biden’s Department of Homeland Security that most immigrant families and children must be let in, rather than blocked, detained, prosecuted, or deported.
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