[T.L.Sink]

Tom Tancredo and more than 50 other congressmen cited this incident as a miscarriage of justice and an egregious misuse of power. Tancredo praised the agents as courageous men "merely doing their job". He said their imprisonment would be a catastrophic blow to border enforcement and the morale of all agents. All appeals to Bush for a pardon have so far been rejected.

[proudofthesouth]

President Bush, these brave (and not paid nearly enough) men were DOING THEIR JOB!

PARDON THEM NOW!!!!!!!!!!

[jammer]

Cui bono? Perhaps some investigation into the prosecutor and/or Judge Kathleen for suborning perjury (oops, granting "immunity" for testimony) might reveal something about a sordid miscarriage of justice.

[olezip]

Tom Tancredo and more than 50 other congressmen cited this incident as a miscarriage of justice and an egregious misuse of power. Tancredo praised the agents as courageous men "merely doing their job". He said their imprisonment would be a catastrophic blow to border enforcement and the morale of all agents. All appeals to Bush for a pardon have so far been rejected.

Does it not seem like only those who have big $ connections seem to wrangle a pardon? ...like when Clinton was giving or selling pardons at the end of his term? Here we have a genuine miscarriage of justice that seems to be falling on deaf ears in the Bush Administration. Of course no news person will ask a question to raise the issue to the highest levels. ...plain disappointing, disheartening, and disgusting!

[OldFriend]

This is the worst miscarriage of justice to happen in America. How in the world did all this happen?

Why didn't the President pardon them immediately?

[Dick Bachert]