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Pardon for Border Agents
This is a discussion on Pardon for Border Agents within the Republicans Only forums, part of the Emphatic Empire category; WASHINGTON — President Bush promised to review a case for a possible pardon of two former U.S. Border Patrol agents ...
WASHINGTON — President Bush promised to review a case for a possible pardon of two former U.S. Border Patrol agents serving time in prison for shooting a Mexican drug runner.
Bush said in an interview with KFOX-TV in El Paso, Texas, Thursday that he would "take a sober look at the case" as it works its way through the appeals system.
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Davila fled to Mexico after he was shot in the buttocks and later admitted he was transporting over 700 pounds of marijuana in the U.S. illegally.
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In exchange for his testimony against the two agents, Davila was granted immunity from prosecution by the U.S. government for attempting to smuggle nearly 750 pounds of marijuana, which had a street value of more than $1 million, into the United States on the day he was shot. He was treated in a U.S. hospital and is now suing the federal government for $5 million, Poe said.
they should have shot to kill instead of shot to wound an dthey had better pardon them, they were trying to keep the drugs and drug dealers out of our country! Now where is that electric very high fence we need between us and mexico?
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The founder of the Minuteman Project may soon announce a citizens’ investigation commission to look into the prosecution of two former Border Patrol agents now in prison for the nonfatal shooting of a Mexican drug runner in Texas.
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"Our members from around the nation are disgusted with a government which ignores its duty to secure our borders, then grants Constitutional rights to illegal non-citizens and persecutes the people who risk their lives to protect us," Gilchrist said.
Pardon for Border Agents
They darn well better be pardoned!
