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BREAKING: Trump administration gets 95 illegal immigrant truckers pulled off Arizona highways in a Yuma Sector smuggling sweep, and offers trucker jobs to U.S. veterans. CBP and partner agencies arrested 95 drivers who were in the country illegally during an August 10th to the 14th multi-agency operation. Every one...

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This CDL driver tried to lie to a Texas Trooper and was caught smuggling illegal immigrants on the spot. ​A routine commercial vehicle inspection on IH-35 in La Salle County, TX, took a dark turn when a Texas DPS Trooper searched the cab of a blue truck tractor. Hidden inside the small sleeping area were 18 illegal immigrants from Mexico. ​The driver, Elias Alavez-Mata of Mississippi, intended to smuggle the group further into the interior of the country, specifically targeting San Antonio as the drop-off point. ​Alavez-Mata was arrested on the spot and charged with 18 counts of Smuggling of Persons. Following his court case, he was sentenced to 2 years in prison. This is big business for these drivers and the cartel. Here is a break down to give an idea on what he was getting paid to deliver these 18 illegals. The Per-Head Rate: It is common for drivers to be promised anywhere from $100 to $500 per person successfully delivered. For a group of 18, that would put the potential "payday" between $1,800 and $9,000. ​The "Lump Sum" Offer: Some drivers are offered a flat rate for the trip (e.g., $2,000 to $5,000) regardless of the count, especially if they are using their own equipment or a commercial vehicle. ​The Debt Factor: In some testimonies, drivers admit they weren't getting paid at all in cash, but were instead working off a debt to a cartel or smuggling organization. It's sickening how many ways these people make their way illegally into the country.

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