Since Dementia Joe and Dear Kamala assumed control, the southern border has become an unforgiving battleground.
Illegal crossings and violent encounters have surged, turning what was already a difficult job for Border Patrol agents into a near-impossible one.
This from thepatriotjournal.com.
The tragic loss of life among these brave men and women is a painful reminder of the chaos that has been allowed to fester.
The violence at the border is not just a statistic or a talking point; it is a reality that impacts families and communities. And The Regime’s lax approach to border security has only made matters worse, leaving our agents on the front lines to face increasingly dangerous situations.
One such case, which highlights the high cost of this neglect, is the heartbreaking story of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry.
Agent Terry’s murder in 2010 was a devastating blow, not just to his family but to the entire Border Patrol community. His sacrifice was supposed to serve as a sobering reminder of the dangers our agents face. Yet, the recent decision by a federal court to overturn the conviction of one of his killers has left his family—and many Americans—reeling.
From Breitbart:
We are sickened by this overturn and how our government is handling this case, said Terry’s oldest sister, Michelle Terry-Balough. Osorio-Arellano confessed he was involved and present in my brother’s death. He was part of a rip crew who were on U.S. soil robbing other drug smugglers with firearms supplied by our previous government.
The Terry family has endured unimaginable pain, and now, with the conviction overturned, they are left to pick up the pieces yet again.
This isn’t just a legal technicality; it’s a betrayal.
 The man who was part of the group responsible for Agent Terry’s death is no longer facing the consequences of his actions. It is a gut punch that no family should have to endure, especially not one that has already sacrificed so much.
Breitbart Texas reported at the time of the trial:
Federal prosecutors charged Jesus Rosario Favela-Astorga with first-degree murder in connection to the December 14, 2010, murder of Border Patrol Agent Terry in southern Arizona.
Agent Terry, a Border Patrol BORTAC team member, responded with fellow agents to an area where Mexican rip-crews would attack migrants and drug smugglers.
When the agents encountered the crew, crossfire left Agent Terry mortally wounded.
This case should have been straightforward—an agent gunned down in the line of duty, and the perpetrators brought to justice. Instead, we are witnessing a miscarriage of justice that has left a family shattered and a community questioning the very system meant to protect them.
The Regime’s failure to maintain a secure border has far-reaching consequences, and the Terry case is just one tragic example. When criminals feel emboldened to cross our borders with impunity, it is not just the agents who pay the price; it is all of us. The Regime’s refusal to take meaningful action to secure the border has created an environment where violence thrives, and law enforcement is left to pick up the pieces.
Dear Kamala—who was supposed to be The Regime’s border czar—has been virtually invisible on this issue. Her lack of leadership and The Regime’s overall neglect have allowed these tragedies to continue. It is clear their priorities lie elsewhere, leaving our agents and their families to fend for themselves.
This isn’t just about one overturned conviction;
it’s about the message it sends.
When the justice system fails those who have given their lives in service to this country, it sends a chilling message to other agents and their families: your sacrifice may go unrecognized, and justice may be elusive.
The overturning of this conviction is a stark reminder that The Regime’s policies are not only ineffective; they are actively harmful.
[The Regime] created a situation where criminals
feel emboldened and the rule of law is weakened.
This is a dangerous precedent that could have far-reaching implications for our nation’s security.
The American people deserve better than this. Our Border Patrol agents deserve better than this. They deserve a government that takes their safety seriously and a justice system that holds criminals accountable.
The Regime’s failure to provide this is a disgrace, and the American people are paying the price.
The Terry family’s pain is a stark reminder
of the human cost of failed policies.
Now is the time for a change—a change that prioritizes the safety and security of our citizens and those who protect us.
Now is the time to hold our leaders accountable for the blood on their hands
