Migrants jailed as 'conspirators'
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Photo by Will Powers / The Associated Press
They were held under a novel interpretation of an
They said their plan to earn a better living working construction and landscaping jobs in the
The five, among the first 48 people charged as conspirators under the new law, told The Associated Press in exclusive jailhouse interviews conducted in Spanish that they knew they weren't supposed to sneak across the border, but that people shouldn't blame them for trying to improve life for their families.
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