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Jesus Ochoa is a Border Patrol agent who joined CBP in 2018. Raymundo Gutierrez joined in 2014 and works for CBP’s Office of Field Operations. Records show both men are from South Texas.

propublica.orgTwo CBP Agents Identified in Alex Pretti ShootingThe two federal immigration agents who fired on Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti are identified in government records as Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and Customs and Border Protection officer Raym...

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How many other people have these experienced agents killed? How many people do border patrol kill on a regular basis when American citizens aren't videoing them, because suddenly I get the uneasy feeling that it's not just one or two.

So not even part of the new crop of hires direct from 4chan. They're veterans. Proves that the entire agency is rotten to the core. Also would love to know what's in the water in south Texas. Ran towards Trump like few other areas in the country the last few years, like these two bozos.

Just to be clear, Ochoa and Gutierrez are the criminals who murdered Alex Pretti for recording them and for helping a woman they had violently assaulted. We've all seen the videos. Some believe their eyes. Others repeat what the people orchestrating these crimes tell them to believe.

On January 8, a man was beaten by ICE agents and dumped at a Minneapolis hospital with broken bones and a crushed skull. They said he did it to himself by running into a brick wall. Another ICE thug slipped and said “he got his __ rocked” to a nurse. These ice agents aren’t human. Watch the videos

Film ICE CBP ERO police. Film them all. Even if they have face masks. Any little piece of info can be a clue or evidence to track these people and their routes, groups they operate in, crimes they commit, etc.

Has anyone independently matched the stock pictures of those two people with the video at the scene and determined they are the same people? This article says they learned the names through "government records". I simply do not trust this government to not lie about anything.

I wish I could write a 10,000 character post. This is a complicated situation with history that goes backs 100s of years, and only 10 years. (My family has been in Texas and Mexico for generations.) There is no simple answer.

There is a fascinating book called The Lure of the Arena. It talks about in group mentality. One of the most interesting points it makes is looking at social studies about in-group dynamics. Often the people who are accepted but on the edge of a group are the most zealous to "prove" their position

You would be surprised how many Mexican-Americans are racist against their own kind when it comes to immigration. You hear a lot of "my parents did it the right way" type of bullshit. And then there are the ones that think they are white-passing.

I lived in McAllen Texas for a few years, just miles from the border. At least 50% percent of our business was from people from Mexico. I was amazed at the levels of resentment Mexican Americans had towards them. It was wild.

They targeted him for crashing out on them a few days earlier. They knew what they were doing and they think DHS leaders would back them up no matter what.