Mexican’ U.S. Border Patrol Agent pleads guilty to hiding his felonious illegal alien dad (naturalization, illegals)

[All American NYC]

Why does this continue to happen?

A U.S. Border Patrol agent pleaded guilty Friday to hiding an illegal immigrant — his father— in his south San Diego home, which had a hidden, underground room beneath the backyard patio.

[Rockmadinejad]

This makes it clear that we should spend up to $100B on a nationwide Basement Patrol.

[chicagonut]

Originally Posted by All American NYC

Why does this continue to happen?

I wouldn't dream of harboring a member of my family who was a criminal. I don't put anyone above our laws including my own family members. To do so would make me a selfish, self-serving piece of you know what.

[ditchlights]

"After arresting the son, teams of federal agents swarmed the home on the quiet street and spent most of the day there. While at the house, agents discovered the small underground room, accessed by removing a concrete slab from the patio."

Two questions come to mind after reading this article.

1.) Where is the same level of agressiveness shown by the federal agents in this case (listed in bold above) when it comes to nailing hordes of everyday illegals in large suburban areas across the country?

2.) Was Jr. an anchor baby, or did he go through the naturalization process?