Border agent shares photos of suspected criminals crossing into US

US border authorities have posted online a terrifying gallery of illegal immigrants they recently busted crossing in from Mexico — including suspected pedophiles, rapists and murderers.

The sickening parade of criminals comes amid a southern border crisis that has been blamed on the Biden administration’s eased policies.

“In the past four days, #USBP agents arrested a murderer, an MS-13 gang member, and two sexual predators illegally present in the country. #RGV agents continue safeguarding our communities from violent criminals like these,” tweeted Deputy Chief Patrol Agent Joel Martinez of the US Border Patrol’s Rio Grande Valley sector Friday.

He included a mug shot of a man and another photo, presumably of the illegal immigrant’s torso, with “M S” tattooed in large letters across his chest.

Two days earlier, Martinez posted snapshots of two other men, writing, “RGV Sector Border Patrol agents arrested three sex offenders who were illegally present in the U.S.

“One subject was arrested for rape and sentenced to 20 years, the other two men were arrested for indecency with a child in the cities of Amarillo and Sulphur Springs, TX,” the agent tweeted.

Chief Patrol Agent Brian Hastings, who helps oversee the same sector, tweeted March 15, “RGV agents arrested 3 illegal aliens with serious criminal history.

Deputy Chief Patrol Agent Joel Martinez tweeted out this picture of an alleged criminal who crossed the border into the United States.
Deputy Chief Patrol Agent Joel Martinez tweeted out this picture of an alleged criminal who crossed the border into the United States.
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“Their crimes included convictions for murder and sexual offenses. As agents deal with the increase of families and unaccompanied alien children, criminal aliens will attempt to conceal themselves among them,” the agent said, adding the mug shot of a man whose eyes had a black bar across them.

Hastings had repeated the message in a tweet March 11 — although this time, he wrote it atop a different mug shot featuring a man with an eerie blank stare.

And of course, authorities said, there is the flourishing drug trade at the border — even while Mexico’s cartels are making more money on human smuggling than narcotics as the avalanche of wannabe migrants is only increasing.

Martinez posted photos Thursday of mounds of pot wrapped in black plastic garbage bags and brown paper tied with twine, writing, “RGV Border Patrol agents seized more than 800 pounds of marijuana in three separate smuggling attempts.

“In two of the events, the drivers refused to stop initiating a pursuit. These smugglers continue demonstrating a blatant disregard for public safety.”

source: nypost.com