May 03, 2005

A cover up from the Tucson Border Patrol chief?

Did Tucson Border Sector Chief Michael Nicely engage in a cover up to make the Minuteman Project look bad? The April 18, 2005 article "Border Patrol agents in Arizona face increased confrontations" from Chris Strom of Government Executive magazine included this:

...The Border Patrol has reported reduced illegal immigration activity near the Minuteman posts. But Nicely does not favor efforts such as the Minuteman Project. He said the decreased activity is the result of Border Patrol operations and the presence of Mexican authorities on the other side of the border...

Now, see this unconfirmed report: "Tucson Border Patrol Chief Orders Illegal Border Crossing Cover-Up".





Posted to Immigration2005a at May 3, 2005 12:14 AM

Comments

I have so long passed the point of caring who gets the credit for slowing the invasion by illegal aliens... I myself like millions of others at least just want the invasion stopped...

Posted by: Crystal Clear at May 3, 2005 09:15 PM


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