County executive: Plane filled with teen migrants lands at Orange County Airport
State police say they, along with Montgomery police, stopped the group on Route 211 to ensure there was no human trafficking taking place.
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Oct 3, 2022, 9:42 PM
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Updated 581 days ago
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plane filled with teen migrants landed at Orange County Airport, according to
County Executive Steve Neuhaus.
State
police say they, along with Montgomery police, stopped the group on Route 211
to ensure there was no human trafficking taking place.
The
Department of Health and Human Services says the
migrants, who were without parents or legal guardians,
are now headed to vetted sponsors by the Office of Refugee Resettlement and will
await their immigration proceedings.
The
Department of Homeland Security says it was not involved in any flight
to Orange County.
