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DAVID SIPES GETS THE LAST LAUGH!

Donovan — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:28:27 GMT

David Sipes, former Border Patrol Agent, was prosecuted and convicted of physically restraining an illegal alien. He won a new trial after the prosecution lied in the first trial. David was found "Not Guilty" by his second jury, but he did not get his old job back. Yesterday the courts ordered David Sipes reinstated with back pay from April, 2001! THREE CHEERS FOR DAVID SIPES AND HIS ATTORNEY, JACK WOLFE! WAY TO GO!

DAVID SIPES GETS THE LAST LAUGH!

Donovan — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:27:27 GMT

DAVID SIPES GETS THE LAST LAUGH!

Donovan — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:26:13 GMT

David Sipes, former Border Patrol Agent, was prosecuted and convicted of physically restraining an illegal alien. He won a new trial after the prosecution was lied in the first trial. David was found "Not Guilty" by his second jury, but he did not get his old job back. Yesterday the courts ordered David Sipes reinstated with back pay from April, 2001! THREE CHEERS FOR DAVID SIPES AND HIS ATTORNEY, JACK WOLFE! WAY TO GO!

Americans for Legal Immigration Ask for Our Help

Donovan — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 13:18:06 GMT

Americans for Legal Immigration (ALIPAC) is asking for support for the HoldTheirFeetToTheFire event in Washington D.C. beginning on April 22. This event will have speakers, bloggers, and demonstrations in Washington D. C. as well as persons working from their homes to e-mail and call congressional representatives at their offices.

Americans for Legal Immigration to Hold March

Donovan — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 02:52:38 GMT

The organization, Americans for Legal Immigration, will hold a march on Washington, D. C. on April 22-26. Find out details about this march and plans to contact legislators. Go to www.HoldTheirFeetToTheFire.org and read all about it! We need to help with this effort!

Lou Dobbs to Feature Compean and Ramos on Tuesday Night

Donovan — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 23:28:30 GMT

On Tuesday, March 27, at 8 p.m. EDT, Lou Dobbs (CNN) will have a special one hour program Border Betrayal which will tell the story of Jose Compean and Ignacio Ramos. Fire Society members will want to watch this program. Will the influence of the Mexican Government be exposed? Knowing Lou Dobbs, this topic will surely be part of his program!

Congress to Look at Mexican Influence in Convictions

Donovan — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 02:01:04 GMT

In a segment tonight, March 24, 2007, America's Most Wanted reviewed the story of Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Hernandez. It also touched on the convictions of Jose Compean and Ignacio Ramos. The narrator mentioned that Congress will be looking into the possible influence of the Mexican government in the prosecutions and convictions of both Deputy Hernandez and former Border Patrol Agents Compean and Ramos. This would be an excellent time for all Fire Society members to let their voices be heard on the subject of US Attorney Johnny Sutton and his vendetta against law enforcement officers who work along the Texas border. There is much material available from the National Border Patrol Council site, www.nbpc.net . and www.AmericanFreedomRiders.com . Congressman Dana Rohrabacher's website also has his speech with much pertinent information. Congress needs to be reminded of some of the more startling facts in these cases: 3 of 12 jurors in the Compean/Ramos trial signed written affidavits claiming jury misconduct. These affidavits were ignored. Evidence was sealed and later the records were expunged. Staffers notes indicate that the Mexican Consul contacted the US Government to demand prosecution of Compean and Ramos as well as Deputy Hernandez (in this case there is a ...

Petition: To Speaker Nancy Pelosi Asking for Investigation of Johnny Sutton

Donovan — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 13:51:02 GMT

Background: Since April 2000, five law enforcement officers have been prosecuted by the Federal Government under the direction of U.S. Attorney Western District of Texas Johnny Sutton for alleged crimes committed as they carried out their duties. The first case involves former Border Patrol Agent David Sipe, prosecuted for using excessive force in the arrest of an illegal. The Government was caught hiding evidence, and a new trial was ordered. When the jury heard about the deals made with the illegals, it found Agent Sipe not guilty. (See "Prosecution of Border Patrol Agents" by Congressman Ted Poe at www.nbpc.net .) The second case began January, 2001, and concerns former Agent Gary Brugman involved in the apprehension of a group of 10-12 illegals. As Agent Brugman and a trainee tried to contain the group, Brugman, fearing several were going to run, pushed one illegal with his foot to keep him seated. Agent Brugman was later prosecuted for violating the civil rights of the illegal Jiminez. Sutton contacted the Mexican Consulate, Eagle Pass, Texas, to help find and return Jiminez to the U.S. so he, Sutton, could prosecute Brugman using Jiminez as a witness. Sutton offered Jiminez immunity and health care for ...