More than 900 illegal aliens charged with immigration-related crimes during first week of April: DOJ
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US attorneys in six southwestern border districts filed immigration-related charges against nearly 1,000 illegal aliens during the first week of April, according to the Department of Justice.
The District of Arizona brought charges against 204 illegal aliens; 83 of whom were charged with illegal reentry and 107 were charged with illegal entry. Fourteen people, including Ivan Mauricio Hernandez-Mosqueda, were also charged with smuggling humans into and within the district.
Hernandez Mosqueda, a Mexican national, was sentenced to 46 months in prison for smuggling more than 100 illegal aliens into the U.S., the DOJ said, adding that he coached some of them to "claim asylum under false pretenses" when entering the country.
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