Gatekeeper Foundation

07/22/2012

The full episode of a recent investigation into the U.S. Border Patrol abuses of migrants.

In the rush to stem the tide of undocumented immigrants, has Border Patrol committed widespread abuse on American soil? A former Border Patrol agent

07/20/2012

http://www.salon.com/2012/07/20/cruelty_on_the_border/

A hidden camera shows Border Patrol agents destroying water jugs left for migrants, and the abuse just gets worse

07/12/2012

SAN DIEGO (AP) — A federal grand jury is investigating the death of an illegal immigrant from Mexico who was shot by U.S. border authorities with a stun gun, suggesting the government is considering criminal charges after more than two years of silence on the politically charged case.

05/01/2012

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-carlos-frey/latino-community-remains-_b_1465992.html

But if we cannot pressure media to play the video of Anastasio Hernandez Rojas on a loop or force the Department of Justice to investigate a two-year old case then we have no power at all.

04/24/2012

Sign the Petition

WATCH: New video shows Anastasio being brutally beaten by the Border Patrol. Tell the Justice Department to investigate, now.

04/24/2012

Here is the full episode. Please pass along.

In partnership with the Investigative Fund of the Nation Institute, Need to Know investigates whether U.S. border patrol agents have been using excessive force in an effort to curb illegal immigration. Ray Suarez hosts.

04/13/2012

Coming April 20 on PBS
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04/06/2012

After months of investigation, please watch Need to Know on PBS Friday, April 20 for an eye opening story of brutality at the U.S. Mexico border.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb6B10mTqZY

Premiering April 20 on PBS' Need to Know

03/16/2012

This is finally up on the web. Viewer Discretion Advised

Correspondent Christof Putzel travels to the U.S./Mexico border to investigate one of the most contentious issues in America today: immigration. Meeting with

03/16/2012

Located in northeast San Diego County, the city of Escondido has a population of 145,000 and is 49 percent Latino and growing. In the past several years, the city council has enacted ordinances and legislation directly targeting the growing Latino and undocumented immigrant population.

03/16/2012

Jim Maher, chief of police for the city of Escondido, and John Carlos Frey, the author of the story, talk with "Evening Edition."