Mexican prosecutors on Wednesday said eight suspects are believed to be behind what's now being investigated as the homicides of dozens of migrants who died in a fire in Ciudad Juarez.
A tire that popped off a pickup truck on the Ronald Reagan Freeway in Los Angeles struck another vehicle, causing the car to launch into the air. just south of the U.S. border are being investigated as homicides and arrest warrants are expected Thursday.
Rodriguez said they include two Mexican federal agents, a Chihuahua state migration officer and five members of a private security firm, Reuters reported. Activists protest outside a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, March 29, 2023, a day after dozens of migrants died in a fire at the center.Video circulated on social media showed one male detainee inside a cell kicking on bars as the flames worsened. Uniformed guards appeared to leave amid the blaze without helping detainees get out. Officials said part of the investigation examines whether a key was available to open the cell or if there was another way to break the lock.
At the same event, Sara Irene Herrerias, leader of the human rights unit at Mexico's Attorney General's Office, said no arrests had been made yet but warrants were expected to come Wednesday evening and into Thursday, according to Reuters. and damage to property," though other possible offenses are being weighed, The Guardian reported.
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