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South Texas man sentenced for harboring noncitizens in unsanitary, crowded conditions

09/09/2021 06:04 AM EDT

Santos DeLeon-Cardenas, 35, from Brownsville was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison. His sentence is to be immediately followed by three years supervised release. De Leon-Cardenas pleaded guilty April 29. 

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