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Mexican police rescue 154 illegal migrants
The Monitor/AP ^
| June 17, 2008
Posted on 06/17/2008 8:49:12 AM PDT by SwinneySwitch
MEXICO CITY -- Police say they have found 154 illegal migrants inside a semitrailer. Federal police official Arturo Herrera says many of the migrants were suffering from severe dehydration after spending nearly a week cramped inside the semitrailer.
Herrera says police stopped the rig along a highway in the Gulf state of Tabasco. Inside the tractor-trailer, authorities found 140 Guatemalans, seven Ecuadoreans, four Hondurans, two Salvadorans and one Chinese.
The driver was detained and the migrants were turned over to immigration authorities for deportation.
TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Foreign Affairs; Mexico; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: aliens; ecuador; elsalvador; guatemala; honduras; immigration; mexico
"...spending nearly a week cramped inside the semitrailer."
Hope they had bathroom facilities in there!
To: SwinneySwitch
For what they paid the coyote they probably could have flown first class.
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06/17/2008 8:51:59 AM PDT
by
Rebelbase
To: SwinneySwitch
The driver was detained and the migrants were turned over to immigration authorities for deportation.
It seems that MEXICO has no problem deporting illegal aliens, but tells us that we are being "racist" for wanting to deport illegal aliens.
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posted on
06/17/2008 8:55:30 AM PDT
by
Army Air Corps
(Four fried chickens and a coke)
To: SwinneySwitch
migrants were turned over to immigration authorities for deportationMexicans deporting illegal immigrants? Oh the huge manatee!!
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posted on
06/17/2008 8:57:14 AM PDT
by
Ben Mugged
(Success begets knowledge; failure begets wisdom.)
To: SwinneySwitch
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posted on
06/17/2008 9:16:33 AM PDT
by
Go Gordon
To: Go Gordon
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posted on
06/17/2008 9:21:17 AM PDT
by
SwinneySwitch
(US Constitution Article 4 Section 4..shall protect each of them against Invasion...domestic Violence)
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