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Six Guatemalans Arrested in Human Smuggling Case Linked to Deadly 2021 Crash

Authorities arrest six individuals accused of human smuggling charges connected to a tragic truck crash in Mexico that resulted in the deaths of over 50 migrants.

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On the three-year anniversary of a tragic crash that killed over 50 migrants in Mexico, six Guatemalans were arrested for human smuggling. U.S. and Guatemalan authorities coordinated the arrests, linking the suspects to a criminal network, Los Quino. Charges include conspiracy, placing lives in jeopardy, and resulting in death. The accused allegedly smuggled migrants through Mexico, sometimes providing scripts for unaccompanied minors in case of apprehension. This operation follows extensive investigations from U.S. authorities and highlights ongoing concerns about human trafficking and migrant safety.

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