Earlier (2017) TX RepublicaAn Roughed Up By Hispanic Dems—SLATE Headline: "Texas Representative Sparks Capitol Fracas"

Hispanic Democrat Alfonso "Poncho" Nevárez (the little accent over the a in Nevarez is symbol of non-assimilation) was just arrested for dropping an envelope—on official state letterhead—with four baggies of cocaine at an airport.

From the Washington Free Beacon:

Texas Democratic state representative Alfonso "Poncho" Nevárez was caught on video surveillance dropping an envelope containing cocaine at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The Texas Department of Public Safety filed an affidavit on Oct. 29 detailing surveillance footage that revealed Nevárez "dropping a white paper object" as he walked out of the airport on Sept. 6. Two Texas Department of Transportation employees found the white envelope, prompting an investigation. Inside the sealed envelope were four "small clear plastic baggies" containing cocaine. Nevárez, who is chairman of the state house Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, told the Texas Tribune on Thursday "the news is true."

in 2017 we covered an earlier incident involving Nevarez, several other Hispanic Democrats and Representative Matt Rinaldi, a Republican.

I wrote that Slate's headline was Texas Representative Sparks Capitol Fracas After Bragging He Called ICE on Immigration Protestors, By Dan Kois, May 29, 2017, but what actually happened is that several Mexican American Democratic members of the Texas Legislature physically attacked a Republican and threatened him with violence. See his 2017 Tweet below.

A statement regarding today. pic.twitter.com/M0BcBXa43P — Matt Rinaldi (@MattRinaldiTX) May 29, 2017

Wikipedia describes the incident this way:

In May 2017, Republican state representative Matt Rinaldi called Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers on protesters at the state capitol. Rinaldi said that after calling ICE, Nevárez "threatened my life on the House floor." Nevárez said that he put his hands on Rinaldi, "But was I going to shoot the guy? No."

Was Nevarez on drugs when he threatened Rinaldi or was it just normal disloyalty and anti-American, anti-white hate? Were any of the other Mexican-American representatives who roughed up Rinaldi on drugs, or were they only influenced by normal disloyalty and anti-American, anti-white hate?

No one but us is likely to ask.