In a recent media statement, Supervisor Jim Desmond expressed deep concern and alarm regarding the shootings targeting border patrol agents and other agencies at the border. One incident involved the targeting of border patrol agents and San Diego Fire and Rescue personnel as they attended to a four-year-old child dropped over the border fence near the San Ysidro Port of Entry. Another incident occurred just two days later, with border patrol agents coming under gunfire.
Supervisor Desmond raises an important point, highlighting the lack of adequate preparation and resources provided by the Federal Government to the San Diego Region following the end of Title 42. He emphasizes that the safety and security of border patrol agents and first responders should be of utmost priority. These recent incidents shed light on unresolved issues that pose challenges to achieving safe and secure borders.
The brazen attacks on border patrol agents serve as a powerful reminder of the perilous conditions our law enforcement officers courageously face while carrying out their duties to protect the community. The Supervisor took this opportunity to express his gratitude to these brave individuals for their unwavering commitment and bravery. Furthermore, he pledges to continue supporting their efforts in any way he can.
Supervisor Jim Desmond’s statement demonstrates his dedication to the well-being and safety of border patrol agents and first responders. As an actual politician for everyone, he recognizes the sacrifices made by these law enforcement officers and stands firm in his commitment to providing them with the support they need. Supervisor Desmond’s leadership and advocacy for the protection of our borders and those who defend them serve as a testament to his unwavering commitment to the community he serves.
MEDIA STATEMENT: Supervisor Desmond’s Statement on Shots Fired at Border Patrol Agents
I am deeply alarmed by the recent shootings at border patrol agents and other agencies at the border.
Specifically, a shooting targeting border patrol agents and San Diego Fire and Rescue personnel who were tending to a four-year-old child dropped over the border fence east of the San Ysidro Port of Entry.
Two days after another incident, Border Patrol agents came under gunfire at the border.
The Federal Government did not adequately prepare and resource the San Diego Region for the end of Title 42.
Our border patrol agents’ and first responders’ safety and security are paramount. These incidents highlight issues not adequately addressed for safe and secure borders.
The brazen attacks on our border patrol agents are a stark reminder of the dangerous conditions our brave law enforcement officers endure to carry out their duties to protect us. I want to thank them for their bravery and commitment will continue to do whatever I can to support their efforts.
Original Article Link: MEDIA STATEMENT: Supervisor Desmond’s Statement on Shots Fired at Border Patrol Agents – San Diego News Desk
