Ramos, Compean freed from prison, With Bush Gone Time To Prosecute Johnny Sutton

Great to see Ramos and Compean moved to a halfway house towards release in March after a year and a half of solitary confinement and illegal incarceration caused by an illegal prosecution led by a rogue and out of control federal prosecutor.

The person that needs to now be behind bars is the prosecutor, Johnny Sutton, and the scum drug runner and dealer that caused the entire incident in the first place.

Incredibly I just heard the wife of one of the gentleman in the background here on Glenn Beck's show and their lawyer indicating that her husband incredibly wants to return back to serving and protecting with the border control. That's certainly an attitude that I would not possess after being screwed so severely and thoroughly as these two men were. In fact I'd be readying a multi million dollar civil rights lawsuit and they would and should win never having to work again.

Good for him and men and women like him who work to keep us safe while the government works to do just the opposite

Ramos, Compean freed from prison:

WND "Convicted former Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean were released from federal prison this morning and are en route to join their families in El Paso, Texas.

Characterizing Ramos and Compean's incarceration as a 'political prosecution,' Rep. Ted Poe, R-Texas, called for a congressional investigation into alleged prosecutorial misconduct by El Paso U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton under the direction of Bush administration Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

Poe also called for an investigation into the alleged role of the Mexican government in demanding that Ramos and Compean be prosecuted.

'As soon as President Bush commuted Ramos and Compean's sentences, the Mexican government registered a large protest,' Poe noted.

'In their protest, the Mexican government admitted their involvement in the case without specifying what their involvement was,' he added.

'So I think the first order of business is for the U.S. Congress to investigate what role the Mexican government had in demanding the Bush administration prosecute this case,' he insisted. 'Mexico should not be meddling into U.S. criminal cases.'" continued

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