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originally posted by: intrepid
He broke Mexico's laws?
Alejandro Tamayo, a Mexican-American photojournalist, said that if you are not familiar with the area it's easy to get lost.
“I drive across the border every day for work. The concrete dividers have been there since 9/11, and once you pass the last U.S. exit, if you’re in the right lane, there is no way to get over to the far left lane to make a U-turn back to the U.S.," he said. "You have to go through to the border.”
After he was arrested, for instance, he claimed he had never been to Mexico before.
In fact, he had crossed the border several times, including earlier on the day of his arrest, when he walked into Mexico, checked into Tijuana's Hotel Nelson, then checked out and walked back to the U.S. hours later.
(This means that he left his three loaded guns and ammo sitting in his Ford F-150 truck in a San Ysidro parking lot for hours.)
Link to LAtimes
originally posted by: intrepid
a reply to: neo96
Your argument is invalid. It is up to the US to police their laws, as it is to Mexico theirs. The Mexican gov't is well within their rights here.
originally posted by: TKDRL
a reply to: neo96
Wearing a uniform don't put you above the law, or at least it shouldn't. Never said I support illegal immigration, I don't.
originally posted by: TDawg61
Considering Mexico is letting thousands of illegals without passports cross their country to besiege our border they now wish to follow the letter of the law now?Let the guy go.