Federal charges pressed against Kilmar Abrego Garcia for trafficking
U.S. authorities have moved swiftly to indict Kilmar Abrego Garcia on serious human trafficking charges. The indictment, which accuses him of smuggling migrants and linking up with criminal networks, comes as part of an intensified federal crackdown on transnational trafficking schemes that have long troubled border security.
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