U.S. Border Patrol agents were backed down this week by armed men, dressed in what appeared to be Mexican military uniforms and carrying military weapons, who seized a captured dump truck filled with marijuana from the U.S. agents and dragged it across the border into Mexico with a bulldozer.The BP agents called for backup and began removing marijuana bales from the truck. Then, the uniformed Mexicans showed up. No shots were fired.
The border incident occurred Thursday evening when Border Patrol agents attempted to pull over a dump truck on Interstate 10 in Hudspeth County, Texas. The driver fled from the agents, exiting the freeway and driving toward the Rio Grande which runs within 2 miles of the interstate in this portion of West Texas.
The driver abandoned the truck after it became stuck in the river bed, escaping into Mexico...
Posted to Immigration2005b at November 20, 2005 01:13 PM
For what it's worth, it happened pretty much the way the article says it happened. Only there is no doubt it was straight Mexican Army just doing what they do best, backstabbing the people that pay the bills.
Posted by: MigraMan at November 21, 2005 06:54 AM
These incidents add up to a state of war; it is traitorous appeasement for the government to leave Mexico unpunished for these offenses. Such attacks will multiply until the government responds in a suitably warlike and untraitorous manner.
Posted by: John S Bolton at November 21, 2005 10:28 AM
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