A group of migrants walk to the U.S. border with legal observers to file asylum claims in Tijuana, Mexico, April 29. (New York Times News Service)
The U.S. Department of Justice charged several suspected members of a migrant caravan from Central America with criminal infractions for unlawfully entering the U.S.
The charges were filed after Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a memo last month instructing U.S. attorneys to increasingly bring criminal charges in illegal entry and reentry cases.
The charges have become more common in recent ...
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