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C.H.D. finds 42 more people that
Homeland security missed:
National security continues to be
suspect
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A member of the party of ignorance. We
never got the name of this citizen concerned about abuses of
migrants by “mythical vigilantes”. This citizen is
connected to a group calling themselves the party of tolerance
- also known as Democrats.
This citizen should be ashamed for his
lack of a factual perspective as he demands that an independant
investigation be conducted on the actions of citizen border
watch groups.
Little did he know that investigations
have been conducted at every level of law enforcement -
government officials have found nothing unlawful with watchdog
group’s activities.
CHD continued with another four patrols
over the weekend. Volunteers netted 43 new assists in helping
Border Patrol provide for National Security.
Much of the weekend was a wash out with
yet more rain storms (not a bad thing).
Friday morning before dawn, a volunteer
led B.P. to a group of 39 people who had entered the country
illegally. The group of 19 men and 20 women were discovered
walking down a remote residential gravel road in the Hereford
area. The Border Patrol agents who arrived to secure the group
had absolutely nothing to say to citizen volunteers other than,
“thanks”.
Friday night and again on Saturday C.H.D.
was accompanied by a reporting crew from the Saint Louis Post
Dispatch Newspaper.
Friday night we witnessed 14 vehicles
dropping off free loaders along border road in the Palominas
area. Many groups were spotted but none wandered into the area
patrolled by C.H.D. volunteers. We wonder if by chance they had
somehow learned of our presence in the area?
Both nights it was encouraging to see such
a rapid response from Border Patrol in the same area we were
watching. It seemed that every time we arrived in the area all
of a sudden there would be B.P. agents all over the same area
-good job guys...that’s all we wanted is for you to do
the job of sitting on the high traffic areas we have helped you
locate.
In the past week C.H.D. has been
contacted by 12 new volunteers who wanted to work with Ranch
Rescue, but who now feel they will be willing to work with
C.H.D volunteers.
C.H.D. also tested new equipment this
week. Thanks to a generous donor we now have access to a
thermal imaging device as well as third generation night vision
equipment. All I can say is, we need more of this kind of
technology.
Stay tuned for important news about a
summer protest in next week’s Tumbleweed.
