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Chihuahua Police Free 21 Migrants Held Captive in Juarez

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Chihuahua state police successfully rescued 21 migrants who were being held against their will in a residence in Ciudad Juarez. The operation took place on January 30 during a routine patrol in the Francisco I. Madera neighborhood, when a woman approached officers seeking help for those trapped inside. The rescued individuals, aged between 19 and 51, come from various countries including China, Guatemala, El Salvador, and several Mexican states. After their rescue, the group received medical attention and expressed a desire to be taken to the National Institute of Migration for further assistance.

Key Details: • Rescue occurred on January 30 during a routine patrol. • Location of the incident: Francisco I. Madera neighborhood, Ciudad Juarez. • Rescued individuals aged 19 to 51 from China, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Mexico. • Group requested to be taken to the National Institute of Migration post-rescue.

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