TWICE DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS On October 1, Jose Luis Mata-Cedillo, an illegal alien from Mexico,…
TWICE DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS On October 1, Jose Luis Mata-Cedillo, an illegal alien from Mexico, was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted for cocaine trafficking, firearm charges, and illegal re-entry. The investigation into Mata-Cedillo began when an HSI Task Force Officer intercepted a courier transporting 27 kilograms of cocaine bound for St. Louis, Missouri, which led to the subsequent seizure of approximately 13 kilograms of cocaine, $121,280 in cash, and a loaded 9-millimeter Glock handgun. Thanks to our partners through the @HSTaskForce, this criminal is now off our streets and will be removed from our country once his sentence is complete.
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TWICE DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS On October 1, Jose Luis Mata-Cedillo, an illegal alien from Mexico, was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted for cocaine trafficking, firearm charges, and illegal re-entry. The investigation into Mata-Cedillo began when an HSI Task Force Officer intercepted a courier transporting 27 kilograms of cocaine bound for St. Louis, Missouri, which led to the subsequent seizure of approximately 13 kilograms of cocaine, $121,280 in cash, and a loaded 9-millimeter Glock handgun. Thanks to our partners through the @HSTaskForce, this criminal is now off our streets and will be removed from our country once his sentence is complete.
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