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8 people found dead in sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio
By Faith Karimi, Joe Sutton and Holly Yan,

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"We are looking at a human-trafficking crime here," San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said.
The employee told authorities the trailer was parked at a Walmart lot in San Antonio. A man who was in it asked the employee for water.

The employee brought water for the man, then called police and asked them to conduct a welfare check, McManus said.

That's when authorities made the gruesome discovery: eight bodies and 30 suffering from various injuries, fire department spokesman Joe Arrington said. He said 17 of those are critical condition, and 13 are in serious condition.

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Re: 8 people found dead in sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio
« Reply #1 on: July 23, 2017, 04:00:59 pm »


Not all of the facts are in yet, of course, so there is no way to be certain what happened. But it would not be surprising if the liberalized flow of Mexican truckers across the border made possible by the Eightball Obama administration and the whole Open Borders faction of government and business helped to make this sort of thing possible. Truckers can now move freely over the U.S. borders in many states and since they can often make a lot more money smuggling drugs or human beings over the boarder than cilantro or tomatoes, they have strong financial incentive to do things like this.
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