February 26, 2007

Border Patrol Agents' Case/Trial

Dr. Jerome Corsi has a doctorate in Political Science from Harvard. He is the author of the book, Atomic Iran and co-author of the New York Times number one best seller, Unfit for Command. He is currently a staff writer for WorldNetDaily.com.

On February 17, 2005, two American border patrol agents in the El Paso, Texas area attempted to apprehend a drug smuggler who was driving a van loaded with 743 pounds of marijuana. The drug dealer left his vehicle and managed to escape across the border. The smuggler wasn't believed to have been hit after being shot at, but in fact, he had been hit in the buttocks.

The two border patrol agents are sitting in federal prison for 11 and 12 years each. They have been charged with aggravated assault.

The smuggler was given immunity by the U.S. government and wound treatment at government expense. He has a U.S. attorney and is suing the border patrol for 5 million dollars.

Since that time, high level testimony given against these agents has been found to be unsubstantiated. Dr. Corsi explains this and other disturbing aspects of this national security case.

More Information

http://www.spp.gov
http://www.minutemanproject.com
http://www.stopspp.com

Action Points

To make your views known about the plight of the two border agents now serving time for doing their job of apprehending illegal aliens smuggling drugs from Mexico:

Senator Diane Feinstein
202-224-3841

Capitol Hill Switchboard
202-225-3121
202-224-3121

White House
202-456-1111
202-456-1414