EDINBURG, Texas – On Friday, McAllen agents arrested a Guatemalan national near La Joya,
Texas as he attempted to illegally enter the United States.
Record checks later confirmed the man is an active member of the 18th Street Gang.
That same day, agents stopped a Honduran man near Brownsville, Texas whose records confirmed
he is an active member of the Mara-Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang.
On Saturday, McAllen agents apprehended a Honduran man near Los Ebanos, Texas who had
been previously arrested by the Fairfax County, Virginia Sheriff's Office for sexual assault
of a child between 13 to 14 years of age.
The man was convicted and sentenced to five years in prison.
On Sunday, McAllen agents encountered a Salvadoran man near Cuevitas, Texas whose records indicated
he is an active member of the MS-13 gang.
Early Monday morning, agents arrested a Salvadoran man near Hidalgo, Texas whose criminal history
indicated he was charged and convicted of a second degree sex offense in Charles County,
Maryland where he was sentenced to 20 years confinement but released after six years.
All subjects will be processed accordingly.
Also, in EDINBURG, Texas The U.S. Border Patrol Rio Grande Valley Sector detected a high level
of illicit activity at the immigration checkpoints over the Memorial Day Weekend.
Starting Friday, May 25, through Monday, May 28, both the Falfurrias and Kingsville Border
Patrol Checkpoints experienced a high number of vehicles through their checkpoints.
The increased volume of traffic resulted in a total of 17 alien smuggling cases with 35
illegal aliens apprehended.
Additionally, agents stopped a total of four narcotic smuggling attempts resulting in the
seizure of 90 pounds of marijuana and a small amount of cocaine.
"The danger involved with these smuggling tactics are magnified when combined with the
extreme summer temperatures of South Texas," said Chief Patrol Agent Manuel Padilla, Jr.
"We will continue to work with our local, state and federal partners to ensure prosecution
on all people who assist in the facilitation of these types of smuggling attempts.
All cases are being referred for prosecution.
All subjects were offered medical attention and will be processed accordingly.
The public is encouraged to take a stand against crime in their communities and to help save
lives by reporting suspicious activity at 800-863-9382.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is the unified border agency within the Department
of Homeland Security charged with the management, control and protection of our nation's borders
at and between the official ports of entry.
CBP is charged with keeping terrorists and terrorist weapons out of the country while
enforcing hundreds of U.S. laws.
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Texas governor unveils school safety strategy - Duration: 0:56.
"Everybody in this entire process and everybody in the state of Texas never wants to see another
occasion where innocent children are gunned down in their own schools."
Nearly two weeks after a shooting at Santa Fe High School left 10 people dead, Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott laid out his new strategy to address school safety.
During an event at the Dallas Independent School District's administration building,
Abbott said he wants to implement "school hardening strategies" — like reducing the
number of entries and exits at schools and installing active shooter alarm systems.
Abbott's strategy also calls for more school marshals, increased law enforcement presence
at schools and active shooter and emergency response training.
Abbott unveiled the new plan just one day after he visited Santa Fe High School.
It was the first day the school had been open to students since the May 18 shooting.
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Extreme Texas Heat Brings A Number Of Health Risks - Duration: 1:40.
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"Bama Bayou" property in Orange Beach bought by Texas development group - Duration: 1:09.
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Familia de la guatemalteca abatida por un agente en Texas planea demandar a la Patrulla Fronteriza - Duration: 2:08.
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Gobernador de Texas destinará $120 millones en seguridad para escuelas tras la masacre en Santa Fe - Duration: 2:14.
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Could a new approach to discipline make school fairer for Texas kids? - Duration: 2:11.
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North Texas Transgender Student Allowed To Have Adopted Name Read During Graduation - Duration: 2:10.
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North Texas Transgender Student Allowed To Have Adopted Name Read During Graduation - Duration: 1:43.
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President Trump heading to Texas to talk to Santa Fe HS survivors - Duration: 1:21.
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Trump In Texas To Meet With Families Of Santa Fe School Shooting Victims - Duration: 2:08.
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Trump In Texas For Meeting With Family Members Of School Shooting Victims - Duration: 0:21.
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Dream Night at the Texas State Aquarium - Duration: 1:57.
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Texas De Brazil now open in Richmond Heights - Duration: 3:08.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott rolls out plan to arm teachers, beef up police presence in the wake of Sante - Duration: 4:29.
To stop the scourge of school shootings, there need to be more armed people in the nation's classrooms, Texas Gov
Greg Abbott said Wednesday as he unveiled a 43-page plan to beef up school safety in the wake of the Santa Fe massacre
Abbott, a staunch pro-gun Republican with an A rating from the National Rifle Association, proposed deploying more armed law enforcement officers to schools, while also expanding the so-called school marshals program, which allows gun-trained teachers to carry weapons
Advertisement "This plan is a starting point, not an ending place," Abbott said during a news conference in Dallas
"It provides strategies that can be used before the next school year begins to keep our students safe when they return to school
This plan will make our schools safer and our communities safer." Abbott's "School and Firearm Safety Action Plan" immediately provides $120 million for increased law enforcement presence and training for armed teachers
Furthermore, the plan suggests implementing a "zero-tolerance" policy for students who threaten teachers or their classmates, lowering the threshold for expellable offenses and have students undergo more rigorous mental health screenings
The plan only includes one gun control proposal: to "study" efforts to keep guns out of the hands of mentally ill people — "but only after legal due process is allowed to ensure Second Amendment rights are not violated
" Abbott's plan of action came one day after students at Santa Fe High School returned to class for the first time since 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis killed 10 people there on May 18, according to authorities
Pagourtzis, who's been charged with capital murder, is accused of gunning down his classmates and teachers with a shotgun and pistol that belonged to his father
Abbott's proposal to put more guns in the hands of teachers echoes rhetoric pushed by President Trump and the NRA
Gun control advocates and scores of educators have ripped the idea as dangerous and counterintuitive
Abbott said a survivor of the Santa Fe shooting endorsed the controversial proposal
"As one Santa Fe student said…arming teachers and not knowing who is armed, that is what we need," the governor said
"When an active shooter situation arises, the difference between life and death can be a matter of seconds
Trained security personnel can make all the difference." There have already been 23 school shootings this year in which people have been hurt or killed, according to statistics
Accounting for the victims of the Santa Fe shooting, more students have been killed from gun violence in schools this year than members of the U
S. military in combat zones.
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What's Up, South Texas: From prison to business owner, barber credits God with life transformation - Duration: 2:48.
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Texas Gov Says Arming Teachers Is Part Of His School Safety Plan - Duration: 5:27.
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Texas Weather Presents Challenge For Globe Life Park Grounds Crew - Duration: 1:58.
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Scoliosis Treatment Plano, TX | Scoliosis Doctor | Texas Health Spine and Orthopedic Center - Duration: 3:11.
I'm Dr. Blake Staub. I'm a neurosurgeon. I specialize in minimally invasive spine
surgery as well as complex revision surgery and deformity surgery. So a
patient with scoliosis you know first and foremost is treated conservatively.
Whether it's physical therapy, core strengthening exercises, injections,
medications, etc, you know, we really try to avoid surgery at all costs. In general
if you have a big curve in your back whether it's degenerative or whether
it's from when you were a child really the only way to straighten the
spine is doing a fusion procedure. To do a fusion we used what's called
pedicle screws. Screws that go into the bone and then connect those screws with
rods on each side of the spine and and we do this to help straighten
the spine and hold it in place. Just like when you break your arm, you either get a
cast or a little plate put on the broken bones to hold it stable while the bones
heal, we have to do the same thing in your back. So the fusion itself is not
actually the rods and screws. The fusion is what your body does for the six
months to a year after we do the procedure. Your bones will then mend
together and actually fuse. The process of putting in the rods and
screws is simply an internal brace to keep your spine stable while the bones
are mending together. You know, 30 to 40 years ago they would do the same surgeries we
do now to straighten the spine but they didn't have the rods and screws so they
would put you in a basically an entire body cast to hold you stable and then
you'd have bed rest for six months. Now, obviously as technology's progressed,
we use these rods and screws as an internal brace and you're up walking, you
know, the day after surgery and it allows you to function as a normal human being
while your body is healing from the inside out.
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Can I be Drug Tested in Court? --- Texas Criminal Defense Attorney Eric Benavides - Duration: 1:01.
my name is Eric Benavides and I'm a Texas criminal defense lawyer I want to
talk to you today about the possibilities of being drug tested in
court. My clients asked me all the time could I
potentially be drug tested when I go to court and the answer is yes you could.
Now the chances are higher if you're on pretrial conditions or if you're out on
a PR bond and somebody's checking in on you while your case is pending. You can
also be sent for a drug test if you show up late to court or if you do something
that causes the judge to become upset with you, these are bond conditions that
the judge can check on. Now the courts understand that you could test positive
for certain drugs for up to 30 days, such as marijuana, but they will give you time
to clean up but if you test positive after that amount of time you run the
risk of losing your bond. So the answer is yes you could potentially be drug
tested, so after being arrested you should stop using drugs because using
drugs could land you in jail.
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