PF Unleashes Operation Against Scheme that Sent 270 Brazilians Illegally to the US
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PF operates against group suspected of taking more than 270 Brazilians illegally to the US Federal Police The Federal Police launched, on the morning of Friday (6), Operation Chihuahua to investigate a group suspected of organizing the illegal entry of Brazilians into the United States. The action targets a criminal association that, according to the investigation, sent more than 270 people to the country between 2021 and 2024. The search and se…
The Federal Police (PF) launched, on Friday (6), Operation Chihuahua, which investigates an organization suspected of promoting the illegal migration of Brazilians to the United States. According to the findings, the group would have enlivened about R$ 270 million during the period investigated, of which almost R$ 12 million would come from smuggling of migrants. [...]
The Federal Police (PF) identified suspects of participating in a criminal organization investigated for illegally sending more than 270 Brazilians to the US, through routes that passed through Mexico. The group is also suspected of moving about R$ 270 million through companies used to hide the origin of the money. [...] The post Group that sent more than 270 Brazilians illegally to the US is the target of PF in MG appeared first in BHAZ.
The Federal Police (PF) launched on Friday, 6, Operation Chihuahua, which combats smuggling of immigrants. The agents of the corporation comply with 16 search and seizure warrants in the municipality of Central de Minas (MG). According to the PF, the criminal group investigated would be responsible for the illegal shipment of more than 270 Brazilians to the United States, between 2021 and 2024. + Read more from Brazil in the West Investigations …
PF estimates that each migrant paid about US$ 20,000 to the group. Justice authorized the blockade of up to R$ 27 million of the investigated
Operation carried out in Minas Gerais carried out search and seizure warrants and targets suspected of smuggling migrants and money laundering; blocking goods can reach R$ 270 million
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