SHE SAID WHAT?????
Park Ranger Cites Hispanic Heritage for Opposing Border
Enforcement
Eyewitness
confirms statement
Hereford, AZ (ABP - Jan 27, 2003) Last Saturday
a Park Service Ranger admitted a bias against border enforcement
when apprehending a border activist on the Coronado National
Monument. According to former law enforcement officer Henry Harvey,
the Park Ranger told Chris Simcox of the Homeland Civil Defense
Organization, "I am Hispanic and I don't like what you're
doing." According to press reports, Simcox was arrested
and cited for carrying a loaded firearm on national park lands
and for an unauthorized "border patrol." In an exclusive
interview with American Border Patrol, Harvey says the encounter
suggested that someone in the Park Service was out after American Border Patrol.
[Other media reports]
 See
interview | Photos
of SBI encounter referred to during first part of interview |
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| From left, William Door, Chris
Simcox and Park Ranger. |
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Coming
To America: A Walk In The Park
January 29 (CBS News) -- Night surveillance
video taken at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument along the
Arizona - Mexico border shows dark spots moving around the RV
campers. The spots are illegal aliens sneaking into the U.S.
through what's supposed to be a secure and protected national
park. -- At Coronado National Park in Arizona, a human convoy
walks unchallenged into the U.S. As amazing as it may seem, things
are just as bad, if not worse, than before Sept. 11, according
to a man who helps watch the park borders. [Don't miss the short
video clip linked to this report... click on the word 'video'
in the multimedia box on the right sidebar... this is a prime
example of the work American
Border Patrol is doing. This report is airing on local TV
in L.A. -- KCAL-TV-9, with a comment that the huge security lapse
must be the responsibility of the Dept. of the Interior.] |
Watch for a Special Presentation
about ABP on KSAZ-10, Phoenix Feb. 4
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