Border patrol agents were caught on camera calling Hispanic victims “Wet” or “Tonks”. “Tonks” is BP/ ICE slang for migrants and comes from the noise of a heavy flash light or baton hitting their head.

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• Border patrol agents called Hispanic victims “Wet” or “Tonks” on camera.

  Border patrol agents were caught on camera calling Hispanic victims “Wet” or “Tonks”.

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• “Tonks” is BP/ ICE slang for migrants and comes from the noise of a heavy flash light or baton hitting their head.

  “Tonks” is BP/ ICE slang for migrants and comes from the noise of a heavy flash light or baton hitting their head.

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