[Realman30]

Agent Diaz’ wife is also an agent, Field Operations Supervisor (FOS) Diana Diaz, and she is now speaking out about what she calls a travesty of justice. This case was brought by the infamous U.S. Attorney in West Texas, Johnny Sutton, known for his extremely aggressive and controversial prosecution of Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean back in 2006. Sutton left office in 2009, but his chief deputy took over and prosecuted this case, once again at the demands of the Mexican Government.

Since when does the mexican government tell us what to do?

[magslinger]

I would tell you to ask this guy, but he doesn't know that, either.

[saintgermaine]

The thought crossed my mind for how long Donald Trump would put up with this crap, before intervening. But with this leftist wimp who at the moment occupies The White Hut in DC I would not hold my breath for any changes.

[muawiyah]

Johnny Sutton is supposedly a Republican with strong Republican ties. Thank God he's out of office now, but he's been a serious problem in border law enforcement for quite a long time. Darned shame this loose cannon's garbage lives on.

Last reference in Wiki is that he's working for/with/under/over a law firm in Austin called: Ashcroft Sutton Ratcliffe, LLC in Austin, Texas.

Their URL is: http://www.ashcroftgroupllc.com/ourteam/johnny-sutton/

All I can figure out about these guys is they must represent the interests of large agribusiness that is highly dependent on cheap Mexican labor. Or, maybe they represent dopers.

This Ashcroft fellow ought to come out to his and tell us how he could be involved in slavery and be a Republican. Long over due for some show and tell.

[bwc2221]

That ba$tard Sutton is now a partner in John Ashcraft’s Law Group:

http://www.ashcroftgroupllc.com/ourteam/johnny-sutton/

RINOs do take care of one another.

[bwc2221]

“Since when does the mexican government tell us what to do?”

At least since Gringo Jorge Bush took office, probably longer.