NC Deputies Playing Racist Anti-Immigration Game
The goal is to stop Mexicans from coming into the country, but they’re not always referred to as “Mexicans.”
Within hundreds of pages of evidence from the the U-S Justice Department’s suit against Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson – are pictures of a video game an Alamance County Sheriff’s Department Captain e-mailed coworkers. The game’s called Border Patrol and the screen says – “there is one simple objective – keep them out at any cost!” Them being labeled – Mexican nationalist, drug smuggler and breeder.
You can see how the player targets someone headed into the U-S towards the Welfare office. And the end of the game shows a racial slur to find out how many people the player killed.
The feds say this message was included in the email with the game.
“Makes you feel better anyway, I did my part today, I kept several from coming over!!!”
