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In Texas, a judge has thrown out misdemeanor charges against 211 alleged illegal immigrants who were accused of riot participation at the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso. County Court of Law Judge Ruben Morales dismissed the charges, saying that his court didn’t have the authority to hear the cases. The public defender argued that the District Attorney’s Office didn’t follow proper procedures when moving the cases to the county court’s docket. The judge sided with the public defender, and the charges were dismissed.
After the hearing, the public defender criticized the DA’s Office for pursuing these misdemeanor cases instead of focusing on more important cases. She claimed that the office had thousands of cases still waiting to be reviewed, and it was frustrating to see resources being used to prosecute cases without evidence.
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The District Attorney, however, said that they would appeal the dismissals, insisting that the procedures were done properly and the judge’s order was inappropriate. The case has raised questions about the priorities of the DA’s Office and the handling of illegal immigration cases.
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