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Eleven Indicted in Smuggling Deaths of Migrants in Texas Rail Container

via Washington Times·Jul 24·2 sources

A federal grand jury indicted eleven people in connection with the smuggling deaths of migrants found in a sealed rail cargo container in Texas. Prosecutors say the victims died after being locked in the container during transport. The case highlights the deadly toll of human-smuggling networks operating across the southern border.

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11 people indicted over deaths of six people in cargo container in Texas

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