Report Concludes Border Patrol’s Internal “Discipline System Is Broken”
Border Patrol’s system for cracking down on abuse by agents and officers is seriously flawed and rarely deters criminal misconduct, according to an independent task force.
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The Hill: How Body Cameras on Border Patrol Agents Could Save Lives
Both civilians and officers experience fewer injuries when officers wear body cameras.
Border Patrol Agent Charged with Murdering Mexican Teenager Set for Trial in November
A Border Patrol agent who has been charged with murder after shooting and killing a Mexican teenager through a border fence is expected to face a trial in November.
Border Patrol Agents Rescue Two Suicidal Men in Detroit on Same Day
Border Patrol agents saved two men attempting to commit suicide in separate incidents in Detroit on Wednesday.
Border Chief Says Agents Should Quit If They Dislike Obama’s Amnesty Program
If Border Patrol agents don’t like President Obama’s deportation amnesty, they should quit, said Customs and Border Protection Commissioner R. Gil Kerlikowske.
Inspector General: Remote Border Patrol Facilities Riddled with Security Issues
Some have problems with providing safe drinking water to employees, and one facility had inadequate living conditions.
West Texas Man Found Guilty of Trying to Kill Border Patrol Agent
A West Texas man faces up to 20 years in prion after a jury found him guilty of trying to kill a Border Patrol agent.
Female FBI Agent Sues Federal Government Over Peeping-Tom Border Patrol Supervisor
A female FBI agent claims in a lawsuit that the federal government did not respond in a responsible way to a former Border Patrol supervisor who was convicted of secretly taping female colleagues using the restroom.