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E-Mail Recieved from American Patrol Report Ally
November 15, 2005
To Whom it May Concern [directed at NBC]:
It has been brought to my attention that the Nov. 16 [2005] episode of one of my favorite series includes suspecting a citizen's border patrol group of killing a smuggler of illegal aliens. [Episode description below]
Do you have one substantiated incident of anyone associated with a citizens' border patrol group harming, let alone killing, an illegal alien? Please don't aid the pro-illegal alien faction by putting such a negative story on your fine show. If there had been such an incident, I'm sure it would have made the headlines of the newspapers and been the lead story on the TV news programs.
My husband has been with the Minutemen since April 1, spending all of April on the Arizona-Mexico border, three weeks between July and August at the California-Mexico border and four and five days at a time at various times since then.
Regardless of how the pro-illegal-alien sympathizers try to depict the Minutemen as the bad guys, they are there to protect this country from the invasion of illegal aliens who negatively impact the schools, hospitals and economy of this country in addition to disproportionately occupying our jails.
The Border Patrol agents appreciate what the Minutemen are doing. There are just not enough Border Patrol agents, and the civilian border patrol groups help them do their job.
Name Withheld-----------------------------------------------------
From the NBC 'Law & Order' website as of November 15, 2005
http://www.nbc.com/Law_&_Order/
NEW YORK MINUTE
10pm 2005-11-16 ALL NEW!MURDER OF SMUGGLING TRUCKER COULD BE LINKED TO BORDER PATROL GROUP
When the owner of a big-rig trucking company is shot to death, Detectives Fontana (Dennis Farina) and Green (Jesse L. Martin) learn that the victim was hauling illegal aliens and suspect a member (Daniel Roebuck) citizen's border patrol group -- but their only witness is an undocumented Hispanic woman (Aixa Rosario Medina) who risks deportation if she testifies. Meanwhile, prosecutor McCoy (Sam Waterston) is incensed when the witness is physically intimidated as he tries to turn one organization member against the other in court. Annie Parisse, S. Epatha Merkerson and Fred Dalton Thompson also star. TV-14
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