US Edition11 Suspected Smugglers Arrested After Large Group of Migrants Tries to Enter US
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11 suspected smugglers arrested after large group of migrants tries to enter US
EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Police in Juarez, Mexico, have arrested 11 men for allegedly trying to illegally cross more than three dozen migrants into the United States. Chihuahua state police officers on Wednesday responded to reports of a large group of people walking toward marker 342 of the U.S. border wall in the Anapra neighborhood of northwest Juarez. Charges for trespassing on border military zones ‘not going away’ The officer…
A total of 37 migrants were insured in Ciudad Ju rez, Chihuahua, when they tried to cross to the United States; authorities arrested 11 polleros.
Ciudad Juárez.- During the operation that took place this morning in the Jerónimo desert, agents of the State Public Security Secretariat (SSPE) arrested 11 men of Mexican nationality allegedly linked to the trafficking of people to the United States. Following a call from the federal authorities of the United States to Emergency number 911, at approximately 8:00 a.m. the state authority deployed the helicopter in search of a group of migrants w…
Last Wednesday, a group of 37 migrants—original from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and Ecuador—was intercepted by Mexican authorities in the middle of the desert, in the Jerónimo ejido, near the border between Ciudad Juárez and Santa Teresa, New Mexico. The operation, coordinated by the State Public Security Secretariat (SSPE), was activated following an alert from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office (CBP), and culminated in the arrest o…
A group of 'polleros' who transported more than 40 migrants from Guatemala, Ecuador, El Salvador and Mexico, up to marker 354, near the Santa Teresa area, was detected by state police, who secured two of the traffickers and two vehicles, this morning. Anonymous calls to the emergency number 089, alerted the agents of the State Ministry of Public Security, to the road leading to Santa Teresa, where they found the migrants walking after they were …
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