Nearly a dozen suspected caravan members face new DOJ complaints, most accused of breaking into US

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Jake Gibson and Nicole Darrah
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Fox News
Article date: 
30 April 2018
Article category: 
National News
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border
ICE
illegal aliens
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Nearly a dozen people suspected of traveling through Mexico to the U.S. border as part of the [illegal alien] immigrant "caravan" from Central America are now facing new complaints for immigration-related violations, including entering the U.S. illegally.

A federal law enforcement official told Fox News on Monday that the Justice Department has filed complaints against 11 suspected members of the caravan....

Most of the defendants allegedly entered the U.S. illegally, which is a misdemeanor. One defendant is accused of having entered the U.S. after having previously been deported, which is a felony...

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