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Arizona beheading raises fears of drug violence
Original Post Date: 30th Oct, 2010 - 1:48am
You know sometimes I wonder when all this craziness of drugs and immigrants going to stop? When is Obama going to attack this issue?
QUOTE CHANDLER, Ariz. — The gruesome case of a man who was stabbed and beheaded in a suburban Phoenix apartment has police investigating whether the killing is potentially the most extreme example of Mexican drug cartel violence spilling over the border.
Martin Alejandro Cota-Monroy's body was found Oct. 10 in a Chandler apartment — his severed head a couple feet away. One man suspected in the killing has been arrested, and a manhunt is under way for three others.
Detectives are focused on whether the men belong to a Mexican drug cartel, and they suspect that Cota-Monroy's killing was punishment for stealing drugs. The brutal nature of the killing could be designed to send a message to others within the cartel.
"If it does turn out to be a drug cartel out of Mexico, typically that's a message being sent," said Chandler police Detective David Ramer. "This person was chosen to be executed. It sends a message to other people: If you cross us, this is what happens."
Decapitations are a regular part of the drug war in Mexico as cartels fight over territory. Headless bodies have been hanged from bridges by their feet, severed heads have been sent to victims' family members and government officials, and bags of up to 12 heads have been dropped off in high-profile locations.... Source 7h
Martin Alejandro Cota-Monroy's body was found Oct. 10 in a Chandler apartment — his severed head a couple feet away. One man suspected in the killing has been arrested, and a manhunt is under way for three others.
Detectives are focused on whether the men belong to a Mexican drug cartel, and they suspect that Cota-Monroy's killing was punishment for stealing drugs. The brutal nature of the killing could be designed to send a message to others within the cartel.
"If it does turn out to be a drug cartel out of Mexico, typically that's a message being sent," said Chandler police Detective David Ramer. "This person was chosen to be executed. It sends a message to other people: If you cross us, this is what happens."
Decapitations are a regular part of the drug war in Mexico as cartels fight over territory. Headless bodies have been hanged from bridges by their feet, severed heads have been sent to victims' family members and government officials, and bags of up to 12 heads have been dropped off in high-profile locations.... Source 7h
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Cross-border tunnel found, is longest ever
Officials showed off what they believe is the longest cross-border drug tunnel ever found along the California-Mexico border yesterday. The half-mile passage from a Tijuana house to a lot in Otay Mesa was used to transport cocaine and marijuana. Ref. Source 4f.
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Tighter enforcement along the US-Mexico border backfired, researchers find
The rapid escalation of border enforcement over the past three decades has backfired as a strategy to control undocumented immigration between Mexico and the United States, according to new research that suggests further militarization of the border is a waste of money. Ref. Source 7k.
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I agree its a waste of money. More should be done to create a buffer zone in mexico where people can find work. 
Edited: Hunter on 23rd Apr, 2016 - 3:26pm
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Illegal immigrant numbers skyrocket at Mexican border:
The surge of illegal immigration quickly swamped border authorities, immigration courts and health and humanitarian workers, while sparking a political battle on Capitol Hill over the cause and proper response to the crisis. Ref. Source 4f.
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Mexican Authorities Arrest Man in Killing of Border Patrol Agent
Original Post Date: 24th Jan, 2008 - 2:44pm
What a low-life! Something seriously need to be done about illegal immigration.
QUOTE MEXICO CITY — Mexican authorities said Wednesday they have arrested a man for the weekend killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent who was run over by a suspected smuggler's vehicle. Agent Luis Aguilar, 32, was placing spike strips in the path of two vehicles believed to have illegally entered the United States from Mexico on Saturday when one of the vehicles struck and killed him, authorities in Arizona said. Mexican federal and state police arrested Jesus Navarro Montes on Tuesday in the northern state of Sonora for the killing, according to a joint statement distributed Wednesday by Mexico's federal Attorney General's office and Public Safety Department. Authorities believe Navarro left Mexicali in Baja California and was headed for the U.S. In a Hummer carrying drugs on Saturday, the statement said. After allegedly running over Aguilar, Navarro, 22, drove to Mexicali and gave the Hummer to accomplices for safekeeping, said a spokesman for Attorney General's office who could not be named according to departmental rules. The official said Navarro acknowledged hitting the agent and has been taken to Mexicali. Source 3u
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Fewer than half of those nabbed at the border are from Mexico:
In the first six months of the year, 264,165 people were apprehended somewhere along the Southwest border, and 49.6 percent of them were from Mexico, according to data from the U.S. Border Patrol. Ref. Source 5f.
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