Border Patrol Slapped with Sanction After Destroying Evidence in Lawsuit
Border Patrol was slapped with sanctions for destroying evidence that was part of an ongoing civil lawsuit.
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New York Times Editorial: More Accountability Needed for Border Patrol
José Antonio Elena Rodríguez was 16 when he was gunned down on a street in Nogales, Mexico, in October 2012.
Body Found in Remote Cabin After Shootout with Border Patrol Agents
Authorities found a body in a remote cabin in northern Michigan after two Border Patrol agents were shot at early Thursday morning.
Border Patrol Agent Charged in 2012 Shooting Death of Mexican Teenager
A Border Patrol agent who killed a Mexican teenager in a cross-border shooting was charged with second-degree murder.
Border Patrol Release 14-Year Fugitive Before He Could Be Extradited
After 14 years, authorities finally captured Luis Golberto-Molina, a fugitive wanted in Colorado for violating his felony probation from a 1998 burglary case.
Judge Dismisses Wrongful-Death Lawsuit Against Border Patrol in Taser Explosion
A Border Patrol agent whose use of a Taser caused a deadly car explosion acted reasonably, a judge ruled in dismissing a wrong-death lawsuit against the agency.
Southwestern Ranchers Say Border Patrol Won’t Protect Them from Smugglers, Others
Southwester ranchers are complaining that Border Patrol isn’t doing enough to protect them from smugglers and others who illegally cross the Mexican border.
Less Than Half of U.S.-Mexico Border Is Under ‘Operational Control,
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Think the Mexico-U.S. border is safer. Think again. So says Brandon Judd, president of the National Border Patrol Council, who told Congress Wednesday that only 40% of the border is under “operational control,” The Washington Times reports. Judd also said that 20% of illegal immigrants who were captured had criminals records….