(NY)Farm Bureau to Ask for Border Patrol Inquiry

wayuga.com ^ | 8/26/09 | Louise Hoffman Broach

[Sammy67]

NORTH ROSE – Border patrol officers can’t break the law to enforce it, the Wayne County Farm Bureau is asserting. Farm Bureau is in the process of gathering information for a formal complaint to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Buffalo, asking for an investigation into the circumstances of the stop of four migrant farm workers on Route 414 in front of Barbara Jean’s Furniture Store Aug. 17. Also, U.S. Sen. Kristen Gillibrand was made aware of the incident last week and indicated she will write a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napalitano regarding border patrol activity in Wayne County. Farm Bureau’s complaint alleges that the Border Patrol officers racially profiled

[org.whodat]

The correct date is: Issue of August 26, 2009, it was posted here on that date:

[Mojave]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR_Z5_YFUkI

[La Lydia]

Oh boy. Fuss, outrage, and then....The men were later determined to be undocumented; although border patrol officers acknowledged that Doyle, of Wolcott, could not have known because their paperwork checked out, but did not match their fingerprints...

Border Patrol does its job, people who employ illegals complain.

[FlingWingFlyer]

It sounds to me like the “Farm Bureau” wants the Border Patrol to start stopping all cars loaded with four little white haired old ladies on their way to bingo. The boys down at the “Farm Bureau” sure don’t seem very bright to me.

[Prokopton]

The men were later determined to be undocumented; although border patrol officers acknowledged that Doyle, of Wolcott, could not have known because their paperwork checked out, but did not match their fingerprints

Entering the U.S. illegally = Federal crime, sentence 6 months in prison

Social Security Fraud = Federal Felony

Forging Federal Documents = Federal Felony

These boys should have a new "home" for quite some time.

[Dov in Houston]

But that will never happen

The PC Police will step in and stop that in it’s tracks.