Posted on 07/28/2014 3:22:16 PM PDT by Uncle Chip
New footage claims to show Mexican smugglers known as coyotes smuggling immigrants across the U.S. – Mexico border using jet skis.
A video shown on the Breitbart website claims the person driving the jet ski is a smuggler, and that his passengers are a woman and her infant child.
It then shows the pair being taken into custody by Border Patrol.
The woman departs the jet ski and walks along the river bank to a nearby road where authorities apprehend her and the baby.
The video is said by Breitbart to have been shot recently at Anzalduas Park, in Mission, Texas. A downstream dam in the Rio Grande has created a lake of sorts that allows the coyotes to quickly zip across the river with immigrants, according to the site.
‘We have problems, a lot of times they (the coyotes) have more intel sources than we do,’ Border Patrol agent Albert Spratte is shown saying on the video. ‘Our resources have been hampered.’
Families shown on the riverbank pretending to fish often spend entire afternoons on cell phones telling smugglers of Border patrol movements, according to Spratte.
The jet skiing coyotes are only adding to the problem of undocumented immigrants overcrowding border holding cells....
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
DEATH PENALTY TO ALL COYOTES!!!!
Shoot on sight.
The TSA will need to have more $$$ to check more passengers on planes!/s
Wall, Moat, Alligators! NOW!
Must be Willard’s family...
They need to shoot the coyotes dead. If we have to ship the illegals home, so be it...but send a message back across the river that coyotes will be shot
They must be using ACME jet skis.
Hey! Those guys aren't wearing life vests!
I tell you what. I'd hate to be in those guys's shoes when the authorities catch up to them.
Jim Robinson;humblegunner
Heads up!
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