Allegedly, human smugglers were arrested by hiding migrants in Texas

Suspicious Human smugglers This week, the allegedly tried to hide migrants was arrested in this week.

MPs, MPs working on an apple with a grass trailer on Tuesday Flatonia, Texas, According to the Fayette District Office office, the balloons in the trailer said the units of the balloons were nothes.

After looking at more closely, MPs noticed that those inside the metal frame and grass layers were among the “dangerous limited spaces”.

“This method of this system is not only deceptive, but human life is incredibly dangerous,” Sheriff’s office was released. “Smugglers continue to use creative and dangerous techniques to carry individuals on Texas highways.”

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Allegedly, human traffickers said that these law enforcement officials have tried to hide migrants in the modified grass chicks this week. (Fayette County Sheriff’s Office)

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), MPs, the sector of the border patrol sector after reaching the intelligence sector, when successful, the driver’s driver and passengers were questioned.

Twelve migrants were found hiding inside Hay children.

The driver, 44-year-old Delbert Flanders, 44, was taken to a hospital for treatment, and the accused of the operation – Adanaylo Lambert, 22 and Lency Delgado Fernandez, 25 were taken into custody and charged with federal and state smuggling.

After the US Customs and Border Protection Border Patrol Sector’s Sector Intelligence After Reaching the Intelligence Sector, the driver and passenger passengers made a closer inspection for help with help. (Fayette County Sheriff’s Office)

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Migrants have become immigration and customs security agencies (ice) for processing.

One Separate eventTwo people were deprived of May 15 after a number of high-speed chases near the border.

Twelve migrants were found hiding inside Hay children. (Fayette County Sheriff’s Office)

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Judge Juan Miguel was sentenced to 66 months in prison, Shamuel Grajeda Jr. Previously sentenced to 30 months in prison.

Both should be left in three years in control.