President Donald Trump's border prosecutors last week charged more than 855 illegal aliens and US citizens for violating immigration laws. Federal criminal prosecutions show new consequences for human smuggling, illegally crossing borders, or re-entry after removal.
Over the past week, prosecutors of US lawyers for five border state districts have charged more than 750 people with crimes related to immigration law. Of these, at least 460 have been charged in the Texas-based district. The prosecution is part of America, the operation of Pam Bondy's Attorney General.
The most important number of cases filed was in the southern Texas district where prosecutors were located. 245 cases submitted. Most of these cases involved illegal foreigners with criminal history.
The incidents include accusations against a child sex offender previously deported, an Arkansas man smuggling aliens into a well, a trunk in a work truck, a Mexican citizen who fled to avoid arrest after illegally crossing the border, and a Honduras immigrant pretending to be a non-accompanied minor.
“On a total of 118 face charges illegally entering the country, 10 cases include various cases of human smuggling, with the rest connected to firearms and assault by federal officers.
Prosecutors next to the Western District of Texas 215 new immigration cases submitted In 4 days. The charges followed arrests in Austin, Midland Odessa and other parts of the western border of Texas and Mexico.
These cases included a criminal alien convicted of child sex offences, manslaughter charges for addiction, threats of terrorism, domestic violence, identity theft, human smuggling, and one man who was deported eight times.
Prosecutors submitted it in the New Mexico area 65 criminal cases For immigrants and human smugglers. These include criminal aliens who are convicted or charged for drug trafficking, robbery, illegal re-entry after removal, lures, or assault on a federal official.
A US lawyer for New Mexico said:
- 38 people were charged this week for illegal re-entry after deportation (8 USC 1326)
- Five individuals were charged with alien smuggling this week (8 USC 1324)
- 22 individuals were charged with illegal admission this week (8 USC 1325)
A US lawyer for the Arizona area 230 people have been indicted “Immigration-related criminal conduct.”
The US Lawyer's Office reported:
Specifically, the US has filed 92 lawsuits, accusing 124 aliens of illegally re-entering the US and the US illegally entering the US. In its ongoing efforts to block illegal immigration, the United States has also filed 11 cases against 15 people responsible for smuggling illegal foreigners within the Arizona and the Arizona area. Protecting law enforcement officials is an important part of border caution, and federal prosecutors also charged one defendant with attacking border patrol agents.
In the Southern California district, prosecutors 100 border-related criminal cases.
The prosecutor said, “A typical sample of border-related arrests this week includes:
- On March 8, 2025, US citizen Gabriel Yeradi Gaona was arrested and charged with alien smuggling after being caught trying to smuggle two Mexican citizens into the United States. After his arrest, Gaona admitted to having crossed from Mexico to the US by climbing onto a ladder placed on the first border fence. The two Mexican citizens he was arrested were recognized as Mexican citizens without allowing them to enter the United States because they had no legal documents.
- On March 9, 2025, Mexican citizen Antonio Lerma Cervantes was arrested on drug import charges when he attempted to cross from Mexico to the US at the port of entry at Otai Mesa, where more than 60 pounds of cocaine was hidden in the back seat of his vehicle and a quarter panel.
- On March 12, 2025, Mexican citizen Eddie Osorio Berereza was arrested after being caught trying to transport another Mexican citizen within the United States. After fleeing the border patrol agents, Osorio is said to have threw rocks at both customs and border protection helicopters. After his arrest, Osorio admitted that he would be paid for smuggling activities and that he would threw a rock if the helicopter and agent were close to him. He is currently being charged with alien smuggling and assaulting a federal officer.
Last week's incident followed a government-wide approach to implementing the American immigration laws that President Donald Trump introduced on his first day in office. The multi-agency task force included law enforcement officers and agents from the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, ATF, the US Border Patrol, ICE, and former US s-service law enforcement officers and agents.
Bob Price He is an associate editor and senior news contributor for the Breitbart Texas-Border team. He is an original member of the Breitbart Texas team. Price is a regular panelist for Fox 26 Houston What is your point? Sunday morning talk show. He also serves as president Blue Wonder Gun Care Products.
