By Mark Stevenson
ASSOCIATED PRESS
11:30 a.m. December 10, 2007
MEXICO CITY – Cuban-Americans are involved in the smuggling of undocumented Cuban immigrants through Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, an illegal trade that is fomented by the U.S. policy of granting Cubans automatic asylum, Mexican Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora said Monday.
A violent ring of immigrant smugglers operates in Mexico, where Cubans land on the coasts in rickety boats before crossing overland to the U.S. border, Medina Mora told reporters.
“This has been legally proved, that people of Cuban origin but who are citizens of the United States are involved, financing these people-smuggling operations, obviously with the complicity of Mexicans,” the attorney general said.
Labels: Human Smuggling, Latin America
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