There is an unconfirmed report from El Paso, Texas, that the National Border Patrol Museum was attacked by protesters on Saturday. A poster on Twitter, whose report about the attack was retweeted by a Texas Border Patrol union account, stated the protesters attacked every exhibit at the museum including the Memorial Room dedicated to agents who gave their lives in the line of duty. The poster, Gloria Ham, appears to be current or former Border Patrol by her use of the word “our” to describe the attack. Ham’s account states she is in El Paso. In some tweets she states she is a federal employee. Ham copied President Trump, his son Don, Jr., and Dan Bongino on her tweets.

“Today a group of protesters invaded the Border Patrol Museum and defaced all of the exhibits honoring our history including our sacred Memorial Room. These patriots died in the line of duty. Efforts to prosecute them will be pursued.”

“Today a group of protesters invaded the Border Patrol Museum and defaced all of the exhibits honoring our history including our sacred Memorial Room. These patriots died in the line of duty. Disgrace to decency.”

Today a group of protesters invaded the Border Patrol Museum and defaced all of the exhibits honoring our history including our sacred Memorial Room. These patriots died in the line of duty. Efforts to prosecute them will be pursued. @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @dbongino — Gloria Ham (@gmhh) February 17, 2019

Today a group of protesters invaded the Border Patrol Museum and defaced all of the exhibits honoring our history including our sacred Memorial Room. These patriots died in the line of duty. Disgrace to decency. @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @dbongino — Gloria Ham (@gmhh) February 17, 2019

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The Border Patrol union account, Border Patrol RGVTX @rgv3307, posted in reply to Ham, “Our Agency’s history and legacy is shared through those doors, and the memories of our fallen # BorderPatrol Agents are told through the BP Museum’s Memorial Room.”

Our Agency’s history and legacy is shared through those doors, and the memories of our fallen #BorderPatrol Agents are told through the BP Museum’s Memorial Room. https://t.co/rZWnZ87B1v — BORDER PATROL RGVTX (@rgv3307) February 17, 2019

The museum has not reported the attack on its website, nor has any mention been made on its Twitter or Facebook accounts. The last Facebook post was early Saturday morning.

Good Morning….Just a quick reminder folks…We are not federally funded…We are a non-profit museum so donations,… Posted by U.S. Border Patrol Museum on Saturday, February 16, 2019

A recent photo of the exterior of the museum.

Good Morning Folks…We are back for another year…We believe that 2019 will be even a better year for the museum…So… Posted by U.S. Border Patrol Museum on Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Recent Gloria Ham tweets stating her background and support for President Trump.

I am a Hispanic conservative female and a federal employee. I have waited a very long time for a President with Cajones. You have more than proven your patriotism to our Republic & have sacrificed much for ALL Americans. I have faith & trust in YOU to do what needs to be done. — Gloria Ham (@gmhh) January 26, 2019

I’m an El Pasoan. You have no idea what it meant to us conservatives to have a rally here. The immigration issue needs to be front & center & fixed for us on the front lines. We have a lot of military and law enf here. Our city is mostly liberal but Trump support is growing. — Gloria Ham (@gmhh) February 14, 2019

El Paso is mostly Hispanic. The city leaders are liberal but many conservatives of all backgrounds are here & growing. El Paso has the 2nd largest military base in the US & a large federal law enf presence. We are on the front lines of immigration, drug & human smuggling. #MAGA — Gloria Ham (@gmhh) February 15, 2019

A call to the El Paso police PIO Saturday night was not returned as of publication of this article. Nor was a request for comment from Gloria Ham replied to.

Are there any photos of the damage? Were police called? — Kristinn Taylor (@KristinnFR) February 17, 2019

UPDATE: Another El Paso based account states the attackers were with Occupy Tornillo, a radical open borders group holding a long weekend of protests in El Paso from the 14th through the 18th.

@RepDanCrenshaw today the National Border Patrol Museum in El Paso, Texas was defaced and the volunteers that work there were terrorized by a group calling themselves occupy tornillo. They caused an unknown amount of damage to the museum. Please spread the word. — Nicolas Moreno (@nmoreno_28) February 17, 2019

PRESS ADVISORY FOR IMMEDIATE RELASE February, 14th 2019 Activists with Tornillo: The Occupation launch of their… Posted by Tornillo: The Occupation on Thursday, February 14, 2019

Excerpt:

“While the group has called for disruptive Nonviolent Direct Actions at detention centers, and ICE field offices, across the nation, in solidarity with the Weekend of Revolutionary Love, Tornillo: The Occupation will focus its weekend efforts on the Tornillo/El Paso area.

“The El Paso region is ground zero for a corrupt and broke immigration system, there are many detention centers that are operating with impunity and are largely unnoticed. This weekend aims to continue the spread of a culture of resistance in El Paso, and across the nation.” Elizabeth Vega, organizer Tornillo: The Occupation.”