Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says Mexican violence has NOT spilled across the border . . .
. . . tell it to murdered border area cattle rancher Rob Krentz - shot and killed Saturday March 27th by a suspected illegal alien in Arizona.
An investigation is pending, but early reports tell of a drug bust on the Krentz Ranch the day before the murder. Krentz like many border residents frequently calls in citizen reports on suspicious activity resulting in apprehensions and drug load seizures.
There is renewed importance in documenting smuggling activity along our porous border with Mexico. In the last few months alone we have seen videos and images showing large scale and heavily armed smuggling operations taking place in broad daylight several miles inside the United States.
The following video is a close range record of over 700 suspected illegal aliens on just one trail in a 40 day period. Day or night, rain or snow, they just keep walking north completely undetected by anyone but other than those who place these cameras. The video is 7 minutes long, there is no sound, but it's worth watching.
700 illegal aliens. No wonder the violence is increasing.
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Situational Awareness, on-going SW Border area violence: This vehicle was encountered in Nuevo Laredo after a firefight:
M2 .50 caliber machinegun mounted inside a Chevy Suburban, used in a firefight in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico - less than one mile from the United States border. This is an example of the weaponry the Mexican Police are going up against on a day-to-day basis.
Intel has confirmed that the cartels along the Southern California border have recruited members of the San Diego area, Logan Heights Street Gang for narcotics, weapons and human smuggling.
How long will it be before we began see this kind of weaponry along the San Diego and Imperial County border, or right on the streets of the border towns and cities?
Sean Linnane is the pseudonym of a retired Special Forces career NCO (1st SFG, 3d SFG, 10th SFG). I served with honor on five continents; I continue to serve in other capacities.