U.S. Offers $5 Million Reward in ICE Murder Case
The U.S. government announced today it is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information that leads to the arrest and possible conviction of the assailants who murdered a U.S. federal agent in Mexico last month.
On Feb. 15, special agent Jaime Zapata, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and a South Texas native, was murdered in the Mexican state of San Luis Potosí during a roadside ambush believed to have been orchestrated by the Zetas criminal gang. Special agent Victor Avila was also wounded in the attack and is currently recovering.
The Mexican government has also ...
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Sonora Hartley via Texas Tribune on Facebook
At the time I figured these guys had reneged on some sort of deal but whether or not that is true it makes no sense that we have ICE agents in other countries where they have zero authority. Seems like there should be plenty for them to do right here in the good old US of A.