The Supreme Court Ruled Against The Family Of A 15-Year-Old Killed By Border Patrol
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Sergio Adrián Hernández Güereca's
Jesus Mesa
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Summary
They also refused to hold Mesa directly accountable for excessive use of force.So Mexican officials filed a brief to the Supreme Court asking them to hear the case, on the grounds that "any invasion of Mexico’s sovereignty occurred when Agent Mesa shot his gun across the border at Sergio Hernández — not when the boy’s parents sought to hold Agent Mesa responsible for his actions."Similarly, in 2012, a border patrol agent in Arizona shot and killed 16-year-old José Antonio Elena Rodríguez, who was standing in Nogales, Mexico.
As said here by Ella Ceron