Amnesty International Calls for Restrictions on Taser Use by U.S. Border Police After Death of Mexican Migrant Man
NEW YORK, June 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Amnesty International is calling for a review of the U.S. border patrol’s policy on use of electro-shock weapons following the death of a Mexican national, Anastasio Hernandez, who was tasered. The human rights organization also demanded a full, impartial investigation of the facts in this case, with the results — including the autopsy findings …
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2 Border Agents Injured After Being Hit By Car
Two U.S. Border Patrol agents suffered minor injuries when they were sideswiped by a car on state Route 94, it was reported Monday.
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Feb
24
2009
The state assembly public safety committee yesterday voted five to two against “Sara’s Law,” AB 1882.
Sara’s Law is aimed at deporting illegal immigrants who commit drunken driving offenses.
It was named after Sara Cole, the Los Gatos mother who was seriously injured last year when she was run down by Lucio Rodriguez, a repeat drunken driver.
Rodriguez, who is an illegal immigrant, is now serving a five-year sentence in state prison. The bill’s sponsor, Assemblyman Martin Garrick of San Diego, says he will re-introduce Sara’s Law next year.http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_8946979?nclick_check=1
First the DUI’s; next they will be keeping those convicted of vehicular manslaughter, child molesters…where will they draw the line?It’s almost like California’s legistlature is made up of illegal aliens!