Feds indict 11 related to deaths of 7 migrants locked inside South Texas cargo train
Federal prosecutors have indicted 11 people in connection with the deaths of seven migrants, who were locked inside an unventilated shipping container stacked on a Union Pacific train that passed through San Antonio in May. Nine of the 11 defendants are in custody, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Antonio. However, two more […]
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