Latin American Gangs Are Taking Over Our Streets
The U.S. Justice Department now believes that many gangs never before associated with traditional Mexican gangs are now distributing drugs on behalf of Mexican drug cartels. These gangs include the Bloods, Crips, and even many Asian and white supremacist gangs.
TheNational Drug Intelligence Center recently reported that Mexican gangs now have drug distribution operations in North Carolina as well as Georgia
In addition to the sale of illegal drugs, prostitution, assault, rape, and robbery, Latin American gangs are now apparently acting as paid assassins, with the target beingU.S.
In 2007, the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin reported that they had obtained a confidential Department of Homeland Security memo. The function of the document was to issue an Officer Safety alert to U.S. Border Patrol agents that human smugglers were bringing MS-13 gang members into the country for the sole purpose of murdering the agents.
The alert reads: “Unidentified Mexican alien smugglers are angry about the increased security along the U.S./Mexican border and have agreed that the best way to deal with U.S. Border Patrol agents is to hire a group of contract killers.”
A Border Patrol agent speaking on the condition of anonymity said: “It’s not just people coming over here to pick lettuce. These gang members, criminals, are endangering American lives.” He went on: “Our vests won’t stop a rifle bullet, and many of us feel like sitting ducks.”
A few facts concerning the impact of illegal immigration on crime in this country:
-In 1995, a California Department of Justice study concluded that the 18th Street Gang works directly with the Mexican Mafia, and commits a robbery or an assault every day in Los Angeles alone.
-Two-thirds of fugitive felony warrants issued inLos Angeles
-95 percent of warrants issued for murder inL.A.
-83 percent of warrants issued for murder inPhoenix , AZ
-86 percent of warrants issued for murder inAlbuquerque , NM
-53 percent of burglaries inNevada , New Mexico , Arizona , California , and Texas
-According to police, there are at least 53,000 Latino gang members inLos Angeles
-Mexican drug cartels produce 80 percent of the methamphetamine sold onU.S.
-In 2007 alone, U.S. Customs agents confiscated over 2,000 lbs of methamphetamine at the six official border crossing stations inCalifornia
Latin American gangs are just another reason to vigorously defend our all too porous border. If our government does not soon become serious about border enforcement, we can expect our nation's streets to run red with blood.
The U.S. Justice Department now believes that many gangs never before associated with traditional Mexican gangs are now distributing drugs on behalf of Mexican drug cartels. These gangs include the Bloods, Crips, and even many Asian and white supremacist gangs.
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In addition to the sale of illegal drugs, prostitution, assault, rape, and robbery, Latin American gangs are now apparently acting as paid assassins, with the target being
In 2007, the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin reported that they had obtained a confidential Department of Homeland Security memo. The function of the document was to issue an Officer Safety alert to U.S. Border Patrol agents that human smugglers were bringing MS-13 gang members into the country for the sole purpose of murdering the agents.
The alert reads: “Unidentified Mexican alien smugglers are angry about the increased security along the U.S./Mexican border and have agreed that the best way to deal with U.S. Border Patrol agents is to hire a group of contract killers.”
A Border Patrol agent speaking on the condition of anonymity said: “It’s not just people coming over here to pick lettuce. These gang members, criminals, are endangering American lives.” He went on: “Our vests won’t stop a rifle bullet, and many of us feel like sitting ducks.”
A few facts concerning the impact of illegal immigration on crime in this country:
-In 1995, a California Department of Justice study concluded that the 18th Street Gang works directly with the Mexican Mafia, and commits a robbery or an assault every day in Los Angeles alone.
-Two-thirds of fugitive felony warrants issued in
-95 percent of warrants issued for murder in
-83 percent of warrants issued for murder in
-86 percent of warrants issued for murder in
-53 percent of burglaries in
-According to police, there are at least 53,000 Latino gang members in
-Mexican drug cartels produce 80 percent of the methamphetamine sold on
-In 2007 alone, U.S. Customs agents confiscated over 2,000 lbs of methamphetamine at the six official border crossing stations in
Latin American gangs are just another reason to vigorously defend our all too porous border. If our government does not soon become serious about border enforcement, we can expect our nation's streets to run red with blood.
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