ICE arrested Mercedes Del Carmen Moza-Larin upon her release from a Texas prison where she served time for murder.

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ICE arrested Mercedes Del Carmen Moza-Larin upon her release from a Texas prison where she served time for murder. Twenty years ago, ICE assisted with her arrest when she was a fugitive wanted for the murder of her ex-boyfriend in Austin, Texas. The Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force had found her halfway across the country in Prince William County, Va. She will receive due process.

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ICE arrested Mercedes Del Carmen Moza-Larin upon her release from a Texas prison where she served time for murder. Twenty years ago, ICE assisted with her arrest when she was a fugitive wanted for the murder of her ex-boyfriend in Austin, Texas. The Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force had found her halfway across the country in Prince William County, Va. She will receive due process.

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