Sen. Tom Tancredo of Colorado appeared on FOX recently, and called for Dubya to pardon some Border Patrol agents who were wrongfully convicted of shooting a drug smuggler….

Bush’s erasing of the border is nearly complete, he now has reason to take the Border Patrol’s bullets away so they can retreat before the Mexican Invasion like the Arizona National Guard.

Note to el Presidente Calderon – When a lawbreaker fights with a lawman, getting shot and killed is a substantial possibility. Your amigo was on the wrong side of the border, and made one too many bad choices. It is not the lawman’s job to get killed by your illegal countrymen.

MEXICO CITY – The Mexican government sent a diplomatic note to the United States on Tuesday protesting the fatal shooting of a Mexican immigrant by a U.S. Border Patrol agent.

The note, presented by the Mexican Embassy in Washington, relayed “the Mexican government’s firm condemnation” of the shooting and its “serious concern over the recurrence of this type of incident,” according to a Foreign Relations Department news release.

The diplomatic note underscored Mexico’s demand that the U.S. conduct “an exhaustive investigation” and punish whoever is responsible, the release said.

Francisco Javier Dominguez-Rivera, 22, of Puebla, Mexico, was killed Friday in a confrontation with the unidentified agent north of the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona between Bisbee and Douglas.

A group of seven people were crossing the desert and the agent took six of them into custody without incident, authorities said.

But the agent and Dominguez-Rivera began fighting, authorities said. The agent, who believed his life was in danger, shot and killed the man, the Border Patrol said previously. An autopsy was scheduled Wednesday.

On Sunday, Mexican President Felipe Calderon expressed his “most energetic protest” against the shooting.

How many years will this agent get? How long until the Border Patrol is ordered to stop carrying loaded weapons.

Now’s the time to come out of that deep sleep your in people!

They contacted another illegal drug dealer already in the country and had him come pick it up.

Well folks as we continue to debate the invasion ad nauseum they are sitting back watching the North American Union take shape.
You are being SCRAMMED!!!

Mr. Sutton served as the Criminal Justice Policy Director for then-Governor George W. Bush from 1995-2000, advising the Governor on all criminal justice issues.

He is fluent in Spanish, having appeared as a television commentator for the Spanish language network Univision during the Selena homicide trial.

It’s all becoming quite clear to me. Here’s Bush in 1996 when he was governor of Texas:

On the issue of drug smuggling, for example,(Governor) Wilson urged Dole this spring to push the Clinton administration to officially cite Mexico for not adequately helping U.S. authorities crack down on traffickers.

(Governor)Bush, however, responded to the issue by writing a letter telling Dole that any such step “would have devastating effects for the citizens of the U.S.-Mexico region.

So it turns out that Sutton was Bush’s Criminal Justice Policy Director during the time Bush made the indefensible statement that proved he is willingly or as a dupe serving the Mexican drug smugglers.

It looks like one of those Mexican Governors or officials that Bush is so close to was none to happy about losing 700 pounds of his product and demanded revenge against these agents. Border Agents who interfere with their enterprise will be purged from the service.

There is something VERY wrong with this entire frickin event(s), and its an embarrassment to many, it got BURIED.

It doesn’t really matter how you look at this event. Even if you assume the border agents acted improperly … the actions by our Government on the matter make no sense, unless you accept the over-all agenda which so many want to dismiss as conspiracy theory.

Even if you were to believe the cops shot this guy ‘just for fun’… it still wouldn’t make sense. It wouldn’t make sense that officials would actually send an agent into Mexico to locate a person who illegally crossed our border for the purpose of selling drugs … for no other reason than to offer him full immunity for testifying against the men who shot him. And EVEN if you were to assume that’s exactly what happened … the sentences given to these guys is incredibly harsh. Eleven years? For shooting an illegal drug dealer in the a$$? And the guy is still alive? No murder? Eleven years for “violating department procedure?”

It becomes even more absurd when you look at the sentences (or lack of sentences) given to illegal aliens after they’re convicted of violent crimes. What an absolute joke.

Over and over we see posters write how Bush’s actions on immigration make no sense. We see posters who write that they just can’t understand what he’s thinking. They write how he must not be paying attention to the polls. They write how the GOP doesn’t seem to understand why they are losing.

At the same time, many of these same posters repeatedly bash the only explanation possible. As I’ve said on here repeatedly, you have to either believe Bush is a complete ignorant babbling fool, or that his actions are in defense of a specific agenda of open borders and partnership with Mexico.

The minute these people accept that possibility … everything suddenly makes sense. It explains his refusal to close the borders. It explains his refusal to fine businesses hiring illegals. It explains his entire amnesty plan as well as his insistence on LYING to the American people about what that plan consists of. It explains his refusal to punish Police Chiefs, Mayors, and Governors when they publicly refuse to enforce immigration laws. And it explains why the GOP willingly took themselves to defeat even knowing in advance what they needed to do to gain the votes to retain the majorities.

But it doesn’t matter. They ignore all the obvious evidence and instead go with the theory that …

Oh wait. They don’t have any other theory.

Bush is simply doing whatever it takes to continue his business partnership with Mexico. A Mexican illegal alien drug smuggler was shot by a U.S. Border Patrol agent and it pissed off the Mexican Government, and Bush is satisfying his business partners.

Of course … you can always choose to go with the “Bush is an ignorant babbling fool” theory.

By the way the Mexican has no rights, he’s fricking illegal! Clear message from the traitors in DOJ.

They tried to cover something up, and our left leaning legal system saw an opportunity to make a huge political point out of this.
I DO NOT trust the US attorneys office. I trust the illegal drug pusher EVEN LESS.

There is something VERY wrong with this entire frickin event(s), and its an embarrassment to many, it got BURIED.

Sad day indeed when you don’t have anyone you can believe in a court case like this.

Currently in Iraq, our forces are battling with the inability to distinguish between good Iraqi cops and bad Iraqi cops, good Iraqi citizens and bad Iraqi citizens, and good Iraqi diplomats and bad Iraqi diplomats. As if we don’t have enough trouble dealing with these issues in Iraq, we’re now going to import the problem to our own country?

Rancher Whose Family Ranch Was Seized And Turned Over to Illegal Immigrants Whom He Allegedly Beat

How To Be An Illegal Immigrant And Win A Ranch By Judicial Fiat

I don’t understand why some conservatives eat their own. Yes I said it. Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly have made grave errors putting down some Republican presidential candidates. Hannity pushes his favorites, like Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich, wh…

Who? The DA? No, hard to “tie the guy to the van” full of pot that he was driving before he ran back across the Mexican border. Nope, no case there. Best to put the agents in jail for 11 years.

Jaibones on January 18, 2007 at 12:55 PM

See my above point. If there was no evidence, why give the guy total immunity?

Next time a border agent feels threatened with an illegal alien, maybe *only* shooting him in the arse is the wrong thing to do. It seems our US society is in favor of cutting deals with illegal alien drug smugglers to go after our own. That is disgusting no matter which way you slice it…total immunity? Are we retarded?

That is another point I am shocked. The Prosecutor claimed there was no proof of his running the drugs, then why give total immunity?

Yes, that’s right. They were tried and convicted by a jury. A two and a half week trial, according to the fact sheet. This reminds me of a Haditha thread insofar as the actual facts are treated as wholly incidental; all we know is whose side we’re on, and once that’s established, their right to use whatever degree of force they choose on the enemy is essentially carte blanche.

Allahpundit on January 17, 2007 at 10:49 PM

Uh, except that you forget that a number of facts were kept out of the trial, like they couldn’t claim that POS was running drugs in the trial. Why couldn’t they? Because it was their word verus his. Since he wasn’t convicted or even charged with running drugs that defense was off the table.

I have problems with the claim he had his hands up and was surrendering. If this was the case, why did he continue over the border. If someone was trying to surrender and was shot, he definitely wouldn’t decide flee.

Finally, I can’t understand why we don’t shoot or treat these people rougher. Mexico abuses Guatemalan immigrants on a regular basis.

At the same time, we are putting money into Mexico securing it’s borders: Washington Times