Posted on 09/01/2010 10:41:44 AM PDT by SwinneySwitch
Checkpoint Texas Sept 1 8P et/pt
An 18-wheeler carrying more than 1,000 pounds of concealed marijuana is discovered by a rookie agent and his canine partner. Meanwhile, a group of illegal crossers takes agents on a four-hour chase. An Ecuadorian woman and her young daughter - injured, dehydrated and famished - are rescued from the harsh terrain after being abandoned by smugglers, and face deportation unless the mother can prove they have reason to fear for their lives back home
Death on the Rio Grande Sept 1 9 P et/pt
A young man drowns trying to cross the Rio Grande, and agents must now identify him and return his body to his family. Next, agents and officers target a human smuggling operation and raid a safe house containing more than 20 illegal immigrants living in cramped, unsuitable conditions. And inspection of a bell pepper shipment finds tiny invasive snails that could destroy thousands of acres of cropland if introduced into the U.S.
(Excerpt) Read more at channel.nationalgeographic.com ...
Nat Geo's "Border Wars", Wednesdays
Tonight, they will mention the Texas Border Volunteers, Inc. during the episode. The group that they track is in the Falfurrias area and is on our property. Please pay attention to where these Illegal Aliens are from.
I believe it will kick off at 8pm CST.
Linda Vickers
www.texasbordervolunteers.org
"God grants liberty only to those who love it and are always ready to defend it." Daniel Webster
I thought it was on Sunday nights. I can’t tell from the link
Tonight - Wednesday Sept 1 @ 8 & 9 pm Then repeats @ 11 and 12. Maybe they are on Saturday too.
Ping!
Coming up on HBO is a schlockumentary THE FENCE, by Rory Kennedy (Ted’s niece). We all know this will be chock-full of balanced points./s
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