Ajudge in El Paso, Texas, on Sunday ordered the release of migrants accused of being involved in a "border riot" that overwhelmed National Guard troops along the Rio Grande earlier this month, according to a local media report.



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Hearings held for migrants accused of confrontations with Texas National Guard

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- El Paso Magistrate Judge Humberto Acosta ordered the release of migrants accused of storming a portion of the border fence placed by the Texas National Guard on March 21. The Texas Department of Public Safety booked around 220 migrants on riot charges. The hearing was held on April 1 at around 11 a.m. El Paso Public Defender Kelli Childress requested her defendant in this case to remain at El Paso County Jail, because if…

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Ajudge in El Paso, Texas, on Sunday ordered the release of migrants accused of being involved in a "border riot" that overwhelmed National Guard troops along the Rio Grande earlier this month, according to a local media report.


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Some illegal immigrants who were allegedly involved in a stampede that overwhelmed troops at the U.S.–Mexico border were released by a local Texas judge on Sunday.
Presiding Magistrate Judge Humberto Acosta in El Paso issued the ruling on Sunday during a teleconference bond hearing, arguing that the El Paso District Attorney’s Office isn’t ready to proceed with hearings for the defendants, reported the El Paso Times and other media.
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Texas Judge Orders Release of Illegal Immigrants Accused of Border Riot

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El Paso Judge Orders Release Of Migrants Seen In Viral Video Overwhelming National Guard

On Easter Sunday, El Paso Magistrate Judge Humberto Acosta ordered the release of a large group of illegal immigrants accused of participating in a violent encounter with National Guard troops along the Rio Grande.

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INSANITY: El Paso Judge Orders Release of Illegal Immigrants Who Stormed the Border and Rioted Against National Guard | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

On Easter Sunday a magistrate judge in El Paso, Texas, ordered the release of migrants who were charged with rioting after a large group stormed the border, tearing down razor wire and clashing with members of the Texas National Guard in the process. Presiding Magistrate Judge Humberto Acosta delivered the ruling after accusing the El Paso District Attorney’s office of failing to prepare properly and thus not being ready and “not being ready to …

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El Paso Judge Orders Release Of Migrants Who Stormed Texas Border

A migrant horde largely comprising military-age men from Venezuela stormed the U.S. border on March 21, attacking Texas National Guard soldiers and destroying American property in El Paso. Even though federal immigration officials were reportedly uncooperative, Texas managed to arrest a number of ...

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