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United States Border Patrol Havre Sector

2605 5th Ave, Havre, MT 59501, USA

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Place Types Embassy
Address 2605 5th Ave, Havre, MT 59501, USA
Coordinate 48.5281437,-109.6809044
Website https://www.cbp.gov/border-security/along-us-borders/border-pat
Rating 1.3
Compound Code G8H9+7J Havre, Montana, United

Reviews

daniel lutz (05/21/2018)

I have yet to visit the state of Montana but it is high on my list of places to visit however after hearing about how US border patrol agents treat people who can and do speak languages other than English it has me worried because you see I speak German and some of my friends speak German. And I don't know what is more sad the fact that that potential could get me a costed by a border patrol agent in this state or the fact that they may not consider that language worthy of checking someone's National and legal status.

Sandra Greer (05/22/2018)

The attitude of this ignorant Border Patrol officer is unforgivable. We pay his salary so he can molest people because of the language they are speaking. Before his illiterate Irish ancestors profaned this country with their presence, there were Spanish-speaking people all over the West, not to mention the many Native Americans who spoke dozens of other languages.nHavre Sector training is deficient!

Rielero805 (05/21/2018)

These racists need to be fired immediately. Citizens will arm and defend themselves against these racists.

Greg Rangel (05/21/2018)

Agent O'neil accted outside of his authority as a BP agent and violated the 1st and 4th Amendment of the two Spanish speaking citizens he detained. It is unlawful, bigoted, and ignorant to detain someone based on the language they are speaking. His statement that speaking Spanish is unheard of in Havre shows his intollerance and his failure to know the local community. Agent O'neil, from one public servant to another, you have clearly violated the Oath of Office you took to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States from all enemies foreign and domestic. The fault is none other than your own and you should publicly apologize to the two US Citizens you embarrassed for doing nothing more than speaking the language of their choice. The BP Havre office should put out a statement clarifying that language alone is not reason to detain and question someone.