Previously Deported Man Arrested by Border Patrol in Texas, Used Carpet Shoes to Conceal Tracks

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Previously deported man arrested by Border Patrol near Carrizo Springs, Texas, attempting illegal reentry into the U.S.

Border Patrol agents in the Del Rio Sector recently arrested three individuals attempting to enter the United States illegally near Carrizo Springs, Texas. One of the men, 30-year-old Refugio Juarez-Argote of Mexico, had been previously deported in 2013 and now faces charges for reentry after deportation under 8 USC § 1326.

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On February 27, agents responded to a tip from U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations about three individuals walking on a local ranch. The group was found with carpet attached to the bottoms of their shoes, a tactic used to conceal their tracks. Border Patrol agents, trained in tracking methods, quickly apprehended the group and transported them to the Carrizo Springs Border Patrol Station for processing.

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The U.S. Border Patrol remains vigilant in preventing illegal activities along the nation’s borders, including the smuggling of humans, drugs, and other contraband. Authorities encourage the public to report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement or directly to the Del Rio Sector Border Patrol.

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