US Charges Four Mexican Nationals in Cross-Border Smuggling Operation

Friday, May 2, 2025, 6:21 pm

U.S. authorities have charged four Mexican nationals with operating a cross-border human smuggling ring that trafficked people from Mexico into Canada and onward to northern New York. The investigation, conducted amid intense border security measures, spotlights the absurd lengths crooks will go—if only to think they could outsmart modern law enforcement.

theglobeandmail.com / U.S. lays charges alleging human smuggling across Canadian border

Four men accused of bringing people from Mexico to Canada, then across the international border into northern New York

globalnews.ca / U.S. charges 4 Mexicans for alleged human smuggling across Canadian border

The U.S. Department of Justice says the four men charged thousands of dollars to bring people from Mexico to Canada, then across the international border into northern New York.

citynews.ca / U.S. lays charges alleging human smuggling across Canadian border

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Justice said four Mexican nationals have been charged with allegedly running a human smuggling operation across the Canadian border. A news release on Friday said the four men charged thousands of dollars to bring people from Mexico to Canada, then across the…

thestar.com / U.S. lays charges alleging human smuggling across Canadian border

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Justice says four Mexican nationals have been charged with allegedly running a human smuggling operation across the Canadian border.

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