According to Galveston County Constable Jimmy Fullen, Timothy Daniel Japhet was arrested and charged for the "smuggling of a human and resisting arrest" in Kinney County, TX. Fullen made the statement on his Facebook page, along with photos of Japhet and the four men he was accused of smuggling across the US-Mexico border.
According to the Texas Bar website, Japhet is listed as still "eligible to practice," and has been licensed since 2003. He primarily practices out of Corpus Christi and his specialties include business, environmental, government/administrative, and energy resource law. Immigration law is not listed as one of his practices. He graduated from South Texas College of Law in 1998.
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Japhet was further involved in some controversy in 2020, when in the midst of the chaos surrounding the death of George Floyd while being held down by Minneapolis police officers, he made the shocking claim that the man who was identified as Floyd actually died three years prior, and he knew this because he was his lawyer.
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"The name of the man they are using who died? He died here in Corpus Christi three years ago?," announced Japhet in a Facebook post, sparking conspiracy theories. "He did play for Texas A&I and he did live on the streets here and he did die here. However he didn't die in Minnesota."
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"So what I'm telling you is that the man they claim who died in Minneapolis at the hands of the police did not die there......that man died in Corpus Christi, TX in Christus Spohn Memorial ICU with me as his Guardian Ad Litem and he is buried at the paupers cemetery in Flour Bluff?."
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Japhet even gave an interview, where he reiterated his assertions of the real George Floyd dying long before Minneaoplis were ever involved.
Meanwhile, CBP announced on Monday that as of August, there had been 1.946 million encounters with migrants at the southern border in FY2022.
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According to FOX News, sources from the agency have since shown that the number has exceeded 2 million, a milestone that has never before been met.
While the situation stays dire, July did mark the second consecutive month with a decline in apprehensions, though the dip was hardly noticeable, with 199,976 migrants apprehended in that 30-day period, including ten people on the terror watchlist.
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CBP Commissioner Chris Magnus stressed that it was the first two-month drop since October 2021.
He continued that those in charge of securing the border will "continue to take action to reduce irregular migration and dismantle the human smuggling operations that put migrants in danger."
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