When we make it more difficult to cross, assaults go up, this should be a barometer for the general public to see these are more violent and dangerous people attempting to enter the country.

Brandon Judd

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They dug under the fence, unlike most areas along the border, Yuma has some very sandy areas that is easy to dig in.

Border Patrol officials's the largest I've ever heard of. by Brandon Judd

Border Patrol officials's the largest I've ever heard of.

We're going to have to release( families) under what's called the catch-and-release program, it's impossible to not separate the family unless the catch-and-release policy takes hold again. If we can't hold the children more than 20 days, therefore we can't hold the parents more than 20 days. It takes about six to nine months to see a deportation proceeding from the beginning to the end.

We have seen no benefit, they're not allowed to be in the public eye. They're not allowed to be in our lookout and observation posts, even in Texas.

The criminal smugglers, this is a multibillion dollar industry. They smuggle humans, they smuggle drugs, this criminal enterprise, if we arrest the majority of people that cross the border illegally, we put a dent into their criminal enterprise, and if you put a dent into their criminal enterprise, then you can possibly stop them.

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First off, you have got a Mexican government entity that is assisting these individuals that are coming up to the United States.

These individuals do not have passports or legal documents to be in Mexico, yet you got an agency that’s helping them get to our [U.S.] border.

Once they [the migrants] enter the country, even if we [border patrol agents] are standing at the border with our hands out saying, ‘Don’t enter, don’t enter,’ all they have to do is cross one foot into the border and we have to take them into custody, if they ask for asylum or say I fear to go back to my country, then we have to process them under ‘credible fear’ which allows them to be released into our country.

We sent agents out to the scene where Agent Martinez was found and measured to see how far off the shoulder was to the pavement, then to the grass and culvert.

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First of all, there was no reason for the agents to have been on... by Brandon Judd

First of all, there was no reason for the agents to have been on the pavement.

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The FBI suspects it was a violent assault. The FBI does not suspect a sideswipe. The FBI does not suspect an accident.

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Attorney General Sessions is finding it more difficult to get the job done with these career employees.

We don’t know exactly what happened because we weren’t there. However, just from agents that were working in the area, reports are saying it was an attack and it would appear to be an ambush.

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