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Judges Dismiss National Security Charges Against Immigrants Who Enter New Militarized Zone at Border
Federal magistrate judges in New Mexico have started dismissing military-base trespassing charges against immigrants who cross the southern U.S. border through a newly designated national defense zone
Judge Dismisses ‘Trespassing’ Charges Promoted by Trump in Border ‘Defense Area’
Supported by By Jack Healy Leo Dominguez and Seamus Hughes Photographs by Paul Ratje Reporting from the U.S.-Mexico border in New Mexico A federal judge this week dismissed charges against nearly ...
Judge dismisses charges for migrants accused of trespassing on military zone
A federal judge found no probable cause to believe that the migrants knew they were entering a military zone and thus “willfully” trespassed onto land the Trump administration declared “national security areas.
Federal magistrate judge dismisses trespassing charges against 98 arrested in new military zone
Trespassing charges have been dropped for 98 immigrants who crossed into a New Mexico military zone with a judge finding no probable cause of them knowing they were entering a restricted area.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trespassing Charges Against Migrants Who Walked Into New Military Zone At The Border
A federal judge in New Mexico has dismissed trespassing charges against nearly 100 migrants who were arrested for entering a newly declared military zone along the U.S.-Mexico border
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New militarized border zone spurs national security charges against hundreds of immigrants
President Donald Trump's administration has transferred oversight of a strip of land along the U.S.-Mexico border ... in Texas and Fort Huachuca in Arizona. The novel national security charges ...
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Texas border businesses score another win against the federal government
Ten money services businesses along the Texas border won’t have to comply with a new rule requiring them to report currency transactions of $200 or more after a federal judge in San Antonio ...