CHAPARRAL, N. M. – Continuing with a recent trend, US Border Patrol agents continue to have a recent trend. U. S. , National Security Investigations (HSI) and Immigration and Deportation Services (ICE-DO) discovered a Chaparral stash containing 57 immigrants last weekend.
El Paso Border Patrol officials suspected of smuggling met with seven migrants near El Paso International Airport and data provided through immigrants led to the discovery of 48 other immigrants crowded in a hideout in Chaparral, New Mexico.
A legally admitted permanent resident smuggler and his wife, as well as immigrants from Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico were arrested and a total of 57 more people were arrested.
The discovery of a hideout occurs immediately after a recent dismantling last month in which another 32 people were discovered inside a hideout in El Paso, in the lower valley.
“Border Patrol agents, united through HSI and ICE-DO, know of a cache with 48 illegal alien beings inside an apartment in Chaparral, New Mexico,” Gloria said. Chávez, lead officer of the patrol in the El Paso area. “This incident demonstrates. The continued exploitation by transnational criminal organizations that continually use humans for profit, regardless of inherent risks, adding the potential for the spread of COVID-19 to the existing pandemic. “
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