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Military Prosecutors Join Efforts to Address Border Crimes in Las Cruces

KVIAEmma Hoggard
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The U.S. Attorney for the District of New Mexico announced the assignment of five Department of War personnel to the Las Cruces Office, aimed at tackling border-related federal offenses. This team consists of three Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys and two Senior Paralegal Specialists who will focus on critical issues such as immigration, drug trafficking, firearms offenses, and human smuggling. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the prosecutorial capacity in the region, contributing to the administration's goal of achieving full operational control of the southern border. The collaboration between military and legal authorities underscores the commitment to addressing border security effectively.

Key Details: • Five Department of War personnel assigned to Las Cruces Office. • Focus areas include immigration, narcotics, firearms, and human smuggling. • Part of a national effort to enhance border security and prosecutorial capacity.

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