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Delivery of 10 Fugitives to Mexico

The U.S. government handed over to Mexico 10 fugitives wanted for serious crimes, said the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson. The diplomat stressed that extraditions were possible thanks to coordination between the two countries. "In recent days, U.S. authorities handed over 10 people wanted in several states of Mexico for serious crimes, including kidnapping, drug-related and arms-related crimes, and cartel-related activities," he publi…

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“When the United States and Mexico work together, criminals have nowhere to hide,” Johnson said.

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The U.S. government handed over to Mexico 10 fugitives wanted for serious crimes, said the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson. The diplomat stressed that extraditions were possible thanks to coordination between the two countries. "In recent days, U.S. authorities handed over 10 people wanted in several states of Mexico for serious crimes, including kidnapping, drug-related and arms-related crimes, and cartel-related activities," he publi…

Ten alleged criminals requested by Mexican authorities for their alleged involvement in serious crimes were recently handed over by the United States to Mexico, according to U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson, who highlighted the exchange of information and coordination between the two countries on security issues. The official announced the handover through his X account, where he pointed out that individuals were wanted for investigations related …

Ambassador Ronald Johnson highlighted bilateral cooperation and pointed out that more than 300 people have been returned to Mexico from U.S. territory. The U.S. handed over to Mexico 10 people required by Mexican justice for crimes such as kidnapping, drug trafficking and activities related to organized crime, said U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson. The diplomat did not reveal the identities of the fugitives or elaborate on individual charges, but …

In recent days, the United States handed over 10 people required by authorities for serious crimes to Mexico, according to U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson, who presented the returns as a...

The US ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, celebrated in the same publication that these "fugitives will face justice" and that cooperation between the two countries is giving "results" in terms of security.

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