Tag: Border Patrol
River Run: Smuggler Faces Years in Prison
⏱ 3 min read Buffalo, NY – A desperate river crossing turned into a federal case. Andres Carrillo-Hernandez, 27, a citizen of Mexico, is facing serious time after Border Patrol busted him piloting a makeshift raft across the upper Niagara River on March 15, 2026. He allegedly smuggled two adults and a small child from…
Repeat Offender: Deported Again After Brief Montana Stint
BELGRADE, MT – Twenty-year-old Juan Diego Rojas-Meneses is once again in the custody of U.S. Border Patrol, immediately deported after serving a 219-day sentence for the simple, yet persistent, crime of illegally re-entering the United States. The cycle highlights the ongoing challenges facing border security and the revolving door of consequences for those repeatedly crossing…
Border Rampage: Man Attacks Officer, Flees Canada
LUBEC, MAINE – A routine border crossing erupted into a violent struggle last Friday, February 22nd, when a Connecticut man allegedly tried to barrel his way into the United States, then attacked a Customs and Border Protection officer. Devin Austin Bishop, 29, of Manchester, CT, now faces federal charges and potentially years in prison after…
Repeat Border Crosser Gets 219 Days, One-Way Ticket South
BELGRADE, MT – Juan Diego Rojas-Meneses, 20, learned a harsh lesson in repeat offenses this week. The Mexican national walked out of a Montana courtroom and directly into the custody of the U.S. Border Patrol, having served 219 days for illegally re-entering the United States. While the sentence itself is relatively light, the immediate deportation…
Border Hopper Gets Time Served, Deported From Montana
BELGRADE, MT – Juan Diego Rojas-Meneses, 20, learned the hard way that Montana isn’t a welcoming state for repeat immigration violations. After nearly seven months in Gallatin County jail, Rojas-Meneses received a sentence of time served today and was immediately turned over to U.S. Border Patrol agents for expulsion from the country. The case, while…
Border Jumper Walks Free, Handed to Border Patrol
BELGRADE, MT – Juan Diego Rojas-Meneses, 20, a Mexican national, walked a free man out of a Missoula courtroom yesterday, but his freedom was short-lived. After serving 219 days for illegally re-entering the country, he was immediately taken into custody by U.S. Border Patrol agents – a handover that underscores the revolving door problem plaguing…
Deported Four Times, He’s Back: Repeat Offender Faces Federal Charges
Colchester, CT – Julio Cesar Fernandez-Salazar, a 44-year-old Mexican national, is facing federal reentry charges after a familiar pattern of illegal border crossings and criminal activity culminated in his arrest last November. The feds say Fernandez-Salazar isn’t just a border jumper; he’s a persistent offender who’s repeatedly thumbed his nose at U.S. immigration law, racking…
Border Blitz: 197 Face Federal Charges in Arizona Crackdown
PHOENIX, AZ – The Arizona desert became a courtroom this week as federal prosecutors unleashed a wave of charges against 197 individuals caught up in the relentless border struggle. From March 7th to 13th, 2026, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Arizona moved aggressively, indicting migrants on charges ranging from simple illegal entry to complex human…
Border Hopper Gets Time, Handed to Border Patrol
⏱ 2 min read RELATED: Drunk Driver Drowns Passenger SEE ALSO: Reservation Knife Fight Ends in Death BELGRADE, MT – Juan Diego Rojas-Meneses, 20, walked out of federal court having served 219 days, but his freedom won’t last long. He was handed directly to the U.S. Border Patrol following sentencing this week, the result of…
Border Hopper Gets Time Served, Back to CBP
⏱ 2 min read RELATED: Drunk Driver Drowns Passenger SEE ALSO: Reservation Knife Fight Ends in Death Belgrade, MT – Juan Diego Rojas-Meneses, 20, won’t be spending much more time in Montana. The Mexican national was sentenced today to the 219 days he’s already served, then immediately handed over to U.S. Border Patrol. Rojas-Meneses pleaded…
