Teacher Fired after Tweets Asking Trump to ‘Remove the Illegals’ from Her School
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Despite an independent examiner’s finding that she was merely exercising “free speech about a matter of public concern,” a Texas teacher has been fired for asking President Donald Trump to save her school from being overrun by illegal aliens.
In May, Carter-Riverside High School English teacher Georgia Clark posted a series of tweets asking President Trump for help because her school had been “taken over” by illegal alien students - including some drug dealers - local station WFAA reports:
“In a series of tweets from May that have since been deleted, Clark called on President Trump to "remove the illegals from Fort Worth."…“@realdonaldtrump I do not know what do. Anything you can do to remove the illegals from Fort Worth would be greatly appreciated”…“Mr. President, Fort Worth Independent School District [ISD] is loaded with illegal students from Mexico. Carter-Riverside High School has been taken over by them. Drug dealers are on our campus and nothing was done to them when the drug dogs found the evidence.”
The tweets were deleted soon after posting, but not before inciting the fury which led the Fort Worth ISD board to vote to terminate Clark’s employment.
An ensuing review by an independent examiner found that Clark had simply been practicing free speech, that her firing was unwarranted, and that she be reinstated, WFAA reports:
“Before Labor Day, an independent examiner working on behalf of the Texas Education Agency put out a 76-page report saying that Clark’s termination, ‘is not justified, is not supported by the evidence, should not be approved and should not be upheld and that Georgia Clark’s appeal of the proposed termination be granted and that FWISD decline to terminate the employment of Georgia Clark.’…“The examiner found that Clark's tweets were, ‘a private citizen's free speech about a matter of public concern.’”
Nonetheless, on Tuesday, the Fort Worth ISD board voted unanimously to uphold Clark’s dismissal.
During the height of the controversy, Clark told WFAA that she had no regrets that she issued her plea to President Trump because she felt she was doing God’s work:
“No, I don’t. Because, frankly, God was saying you need to do this now.”
GRAPHIC EXCLUSIVE — Los Zetas Cartel Cuts Face Off Innocent Victim
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MONTERREY, Nuevo Leon – Gunmen with Los Zetas cut the face off a man who was romantically involved with a relative of a cartel member. After being threatened, the victim tried to flee the border city of Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, but was not able to outrun the criminal organization.
Breitbart Texas obtained exclusive access to case files from the murder of Emmanuel Marquez Cardenas, a local resident of Nuevo Laredo, who fled to Monterrey to avoid the Cartel Del Noreste (CDN) faction of Los Zetas. Photographs from the scene revealed that gunmen tracked down Marquez Cardenas, kidnapped, and tortured him with bladed weapons before cutting off his face and shooting him several times. His eyes and nose also appear to be removed.
The case began earlier this year when Marquez Cardenas lived in Nuevo Laredo and received death threats from CDN-Los Zetas. The threats came after the victim began dating a woman he met at a convenience store who is the relative of a cartel member. Fearing for his life, he fled to the Monterrey area.
The victim was working as a local security guard when the CDN kidnapped and murdered him. The ruthless criminal organization was behind most of the murders in and around Monterrey this year. The CDN-Los Zetas gunmen are actively hunting rival and independent drug distributors to control the local sale of meth and other drugs.
The aftermath of the murder revealed that Los Zetas has established surveillance operations over the bus station in Nuevo Laredo. Relatives of Marquez Cardenas identified and claimed the body only after gunmen questioned them at the bus station.
Editor’s Note: Breitbart Texas traveled to the Mexican States of Tamaulipas, Coahuila, and Nuevo León to recruit citizen journalists willing to risk their lives and expose the cartels silencing their communities. The writers would face certain death at the hands of the various cartels that operate in those areas including the Gulf Cartel and Los Zetas if a pseudonym were not used. Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles are published in both English and in their original Spanish. This article was written by Tony Aranda from Nuevo Leon.
Border Patrol Has Already Arrested More Than 4,000 Criminal Aliens This Year
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Chief Carla Provost announced over the weekend that since the beginning of the year, agents working along the southern border with Mexico have arrested more than 4,000 illegal aliens with serious criminal records.
These numbers come as border officials tout an overall decrease in illegal border crossings in recent months, crediting President Trump's policies, while stressing the crisis is ongoing and the need for Congress to act is still dire.
"We’re still in a crisis. It’s still both border security and humanitarian by virtue of what we are seeing, even last month," CBP Deputy Commissioner Robert Perez said during an interview with Fox News last week. "Our colleagues in immigration and customs enforcement, they are the primary agency charged with longer-term detention. We at customs and border protection, and particularly the border patrol, both at our ports of entry and at those stations, are really short-term holding facilities. As everybody knows, over the course of the summer they became absolutely oversaturated. These are facilities that were never meant to hold people long-term.”
"Congress just got back in town. It is time for them to get to work with us to find lasting solutions to this ongoing challenge," he continued. "What I can tell you by virtue of nearly 27 years of experience and being a career law enforcement professionals is this: it’s that the challenges and the loopholes to the legal framework that have been fueling first the border security crisis that evolved into a humanitarian crisis have been present through several administrations. Not just the last two – in some cases even beyond that."
"Congress just got back in town. It is time for them to get to work with us to find lasting solutions to this ongoing challenge," he continued. "What I can tell you by virtue of nearly 27 years of experience and being a career law enforcement professionals is this: it’s that the challenges and the loopholes to the legal framework that have been fueling first the border security crisis that evolved into a humanitarian crisis have been present through several administrations. Not just the last two – in some cases even beyond that."
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3-Time Deportee Arrested in Texas for Alleged Murder
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HOUSTON, Texas — Deportation officers arrested a thrice-removed Mexican national wanted in connection to a homicide case in California.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officers arrested a Mexican national who is wanted in California in connection to a 19-year-old homicide investigation, according to information provided to Breitbart Texas by ICE officials in Houston. Border Patrol agents arrested the Mexican man three times in less than one week in December 2006. Agents removed him to Mexico after each arrest.
His fourth attempt to re-enter the U.S. appears to have succeeded and the Mexican migrant has been in the U.S. since that time, ICE officials reported.
Detectives from the Anaheim, California, Police Department (APD) contacted Houston ERO officers earlier this year after they learned from the Orange County, California, District Attorney’s Office (OCDA) about the possibility that a homicide suspect, Leopoldo Serrano Vargas — aka Leonel Serrano Vargas and Ricardo Hernandez — was living in the Houston area.
Further investigation from APD and ICE ERO Houston led to the discovery of the suspect residing in northeast Houston. ERO officers arrested Serrano Vargas on September 11 after determining he was living in Houston under an assumed name.
The OCDA’s Science and Technology Unit positively identified the man as the homicide fugitive being sought.
“For almost two decades this criminal alien fugitive has gone to tremendous lengths to avoid detection by law enforcement authorities for his alleged crimes in California,” Patrick Contreras, field office director for ICE Houston, said in a written statement. “Our ICE Fugitive Operations team tracked down and arrested Serrano Vargas, removing a potentially dangerous criminal alien from our community and ensuring that he will face prosecution for his alleged crimes.”
The suspect apparently fled to Mexico following the alleged 2000 homicide in Southern California. Despite his fugitive status, Serrano Vargas illegally re-entered the country on December 12, 14, and 18, ICE officials reported. Each time, Border Patrol agents apprehended him and returned him to Mexico.
Serrano Vargas is being held in Texas pending extradition to California where he will face homicide charges. ICE will cooperate with California to return their fugitive despite the state’s sanctuary policies. “ICE will seek to take custody of Serrano Vargas for his immigration violations following disposition of his criminal proceedings,” officials stated.
Serrano Vargas also faces federal felony charges for illegally re-entering the U.S. after being deported three times. If convicted, the Mexican fugitive could face up to 20 years in federal prison.
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Terrifying moment at least eight cartel members ambush and assassinate police commander in western Mexico
- Everardo Prado, the police commander in Ojuelos, Jalisco, was murdered Friday
- Prado was with his officer Heliodoro Hernández when at least eight gunmen intercepted their vehicle at an intersection
- Hernández is recovering in a local hospital after his left shoulder was struck by two bullets
- Prado is the 23rd police officer killed in the state of Jalisco in 2019
Surveillance footage Mexico revealed the terrifying moment a high ranking cop was gunned down at an intersection by a gang.
Everardo Prado, a police commander in the western state of Jalisco, was patrolling the municipality of Ojuelos with officer Heliodoro Hernández when their department pickup struck was intercepted Friday night.
CCTV video showed the moment a male suspect stepped out of his vehicle and aimed his military rifle, unleashing a hail of bullets over five seconds as the truck came to a full stop.
A gunman in western Mexico was among eight that participated in the assassination of the police commander in the municipality of Ojuelos, Jalisco, on Friday
As the assailant reached back into his car for more ammunition, his getaway driver continued to shoot.
The shooter then fired several more shots before the front hood of the cops' vehicle burst into flames.
Prado was declared dead at the scene, but Hernández survived despite being struck twice in the left shoulder, according to Mexican several outlets.
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Gang members ambushed two police officers, killing one, Friday night in the western Mexican state of Jalisco. At least 23 cops have been killed in Jalisco this year
Hernández, who was part of Prado's security detail, was transported to a local hospital for treatment and is in the early recovery stages.
Authorities said they were looking for at least eight men who participated in the attack and escaped in two vehicles.
Prado became the 23rd police officer who has been murdered this year in Jalisco, which happens to be the operating base of Mexico's most powerful criminal organization, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Three other police officers, including the commander of the nearby police force in the municipality of Lagos de Moreno, were also assassinated on September 7.
One of the suspects (left), wanted in the murder of a police commander in Jalisco, Mexico, steps into his getaway vehicle before escaping
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