A US Boundary Watch specialist was “pushed, hauled and punched” by two transients he found crossing the southern line into Texas last week, authorities said.

The government specialist was answering a report of foreigners illicitly crossing into the country on Oct. 31 when he got the two Venezuelan nationals close to Ascarate Park in El Paso at around 6:45 a.m., as per the FBI’s El Paso field office.

He endeavored to sleeve the two men after they wouldn’t go along to his orders, however they opposed capture and retaliated, the FBI said.

The pair, distinguished as 35-year-old Kevin Escalona Gonzalez and 27-year-old Yuleixy Mata Fuentes, genuinely attacked the specialist to stay away from capture, as per the office.

The official was ultimately ready to recover control of the men and captured them minus any additional problem.

Border Patrol agent assaulted by migrants crossing border into Texas

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“The people of the U.S. Line Watch work energetically to protect our boundaries,” said FBI El Paso Specialist in Control Jeffrey R. Downey. ”

Attacks on Boundary Watch specialists or some other government specialists/officials or team officials won’t go on without serious consequences and will be tended to quickly by our office so they can keep on doing their sworn obligation to safeguard our networks.”