Posted on 05/06/2015 4:23:30 PM PDT by blueyon
Judicial Watch: DHS Records Detail Mexican Government Helicopter Crossing Border and Firing on Border Patrol
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it obtained documents from the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) that confirm a June 26, 2014, attack by a Mexican government helicopter on U.S. Border Patrol agents. The Mexican helicopter crossed into U.S. airspace before firing on U.S. Border Patrol personnel. The Mexican government initially denied that the attack near Arizona’s San Miguel Gate occurred, but later admitted to the armed incursion.
The CBP documents were released in response to a July 9, 2014, Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to CBP seeking:
Any and all records regarding, concerning or related to the June 26, 2014 incident near Sells, AZ on the Tohono O’Odham Indian Reservation during which one or more Mexican military helicopters reportedly entered U.S. airspace and fired shots in the vicinity of U.S. Border Patrol personnel.
The CBP records include a description of the record (memo, email, etc.) author, recipients, date of record, etc. The document title notes:
(Excerpt) Read more at judicialwatch.org ...
We have no problems on our southern border.
We have been told every year for the last 30 years, that the first thing new politicians would do, is fix the border. Surely it must be fixed by now.
We even passed legislation to build a fence along the whole southern border.
I believe the border is fixed. I can’t believe others don’t. /s
I am as sick of our leaders in our party expecting our support, as I think Blacks should be for the Democrat party expecting their support.
They were likely providing cover for a drug cartel run.
That’s my take also.
IF FLES IT DIES!!!!!!!
What border?..... there’s a border?!!!!
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Should have been a teachable moment.
Nuff said.
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