October 8, 2002

Barnett Defends Sanders' Record
Letter in Sierra Vista Herald Set Record Straight

Barnett sets the record straight
Letter in the Sierra Vista Herald
   
According to the Sierra Vista Herald, a mysterious woman left the American Border Patrol meeting on Sunday, saying, in part, that ABP board member, Ron Sanders, "had the opportunity to do the things that needed to be done when he was in charge of the Tucson Sector and failed." Failed? As I recall, in the four years Sanders ran Tucson, it averaged eight deaths of illegal crossers per year. Under his successor, David Aguilar, it is well over one hundred. Not only that, as reported by the Herald in 1999, Sanders took early retirement to protest the INS policies that have led to the tremendous loss of life along the border.
   Sanders didn't fail, INS management policies failed and still are. ---Roger Barnett

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