BP Agents Arrest Previously Deported MS-13 Gang Member

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From article: The remaining three illegal aliens arrested with Guzman have previous immigration violations and removals from the U.S.
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Arizona Daily Independent
Article date: 
29 August 2018
Article category: 
National News
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crime
illegal aliens
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On Saturday evening, a previously deported MS-13 (Mara Salvatrucha) gang member from Honduras was arrested by Nogales Border Patrol Station agents after he re-entered the United States illegally with a group of other illegal aliens west of Nogales.

Four illegal aliens from Honduras were apprehended by agents patrolling west of Nogales...

gents discovered one of the individuals, 35-year-old Reyes Guzman-Umanzor, is affiliated with the dangerous MS-13 street gang. Records also revealed Guzman has been removed from the country for previous immigration violations, subsequent to arrests for DUI and drug possession ...

The remaining three illegal aliens arrested with Guzman have previous immigration violations and removals from the U.S. and will face additional charges ...

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