Reason #3,233 to carry a gun: More than a few of the recent influx of illegal aliens pouring over the US-Mexican border are not nice people.
The include criminals like murderers, rapists and child molesters, hard-core gang members, and probably a few terrorists for good measure.
They are coming hoping for the promise of amnesty and U.S. Citizenship and the welfare benefits America provides.
And to escape prosecution for crimes committed.
Tens, if not hundreds of thousands of these undesirables have mingled in amongst other amnesty-seekers in the hopes of acquiring that coveted American citizenship status.
They represent tens, if not hundreds of thousands of reasons you and your family should take steps to protect your family from criminal violence if you haven’t already.
McAllen, Texas (Breitbart) —In one weekend, the U.S. Border Patrol prevented murder suspects, multiple sex offenders, and an MS-13 gang member from entering the interior of Texas after they illegally entered into the U.S. from Mexico. The arrests occurred in the Rio Grande Valley sector, ground zero of the current border crisis.
The murder suspect was caught approximately 85 miles from the border in Texas, near the town of Falfurrias. He is a Guatemalan who is wanted for alleged murder in the State of Florida.
Another of the arrests occurred near McAllen, Texas as a man from El Salvador who crossed the porous U.S.-Mexico border was determined to be an MS-13 gang member who had previously served ten years in prison for rape.
Another man who was caught is a convicted sex offender from El Salvador. A Mexican man was also caught and determined to be wanted for second-degree murder.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency reports that 2014 has seen more than 40 previously convicted sex offenders who have been arrested attempting to illegally enter the Rio Grande Valley sector of Texas.
Breitbart Texas previously reported that another sector in Texas has seen a 100% increase in the number of previously convicted sex offenders crossing into Texas from Mexico from the previous year.
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