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HaitiLibre:
Samedi 14 novembre, 3 hommes en provenance d’Haïti, ont été arrêtés vers 19h30 à l’aéroport international Princess Juliana sur l’île de Saint-Martin (partie néerlandaise) (Nord-Est des Antilles).
Les 3 hommes en détention, qui sont soupçonnés d’être des ressortissants originaires de Syrie, sont arrivés à l’aéroport international Princess Juliana sur le vol 7I Insel Air 534 à 18h56, en provenance de l’aéroport International Toussaint Louverture de Port-au-Prince.
Ils ont été peu après détenus par l’immigration à l’aéroport, après qu’il ait été découvert que les documents de voyage qu’ils avaient présentés étaient faux.
Les suspects ont été remis au « Back Office » du « Princess Juliana International Airport » qui a investigué plus en profondeur les documents et a déterminé que les passeports grecs avec lesquels ces hommes voyageaient étaient effectivement faux. Les suspects ont été placés en détention provisoire en attendant une enquête plus approfondie.
Le police appelle à la vigilance et à la prudence compte tenu de la situation actuelle qui se déroule en France.
Trois (3) potentiels suspects syriens en provenance d’Haïti ont été arrêtés à Saint-Martin, à l’aéroport Princess Juliana.
Les hommes seraient de nationalité syrienne, selon les premiers rapports. Ils sont arrivés sur l’ile de Saint Martin d’un vol 71 Insel Air en provenance de l’aéroport Toussaint Louverture, le samedi 14 novembre 2015.
Les trois (3) suspects ont été arrêtés en possession de faux documents de voyage. Après une enquête, l’immigration et la police de Saint-Martin ont réalisé que les passeports grecs qu’ils utilisaient étaient des faux.
Pour le moment, ces trois individus sont encore placés en détention provisoire.
L’arrestation de ces individus qui essaient d’entrer en France survient à un moment où toute la France est sujette à d’autres potentielles attaques terroristes.
Honduras detains 5 U.S.-bound Syrians using falsified Greek passports
Published November 18, 2015Fox News Latino
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MITILINI, GREECE – OCTOBER 14: Thousands of displaced Syrians, Iraqis and Afghan’s wait in deteriorating conditions to enter at a reception center on the island of Lesbos on October 14, 2015 in Mitilini , Greece. Dozens of rafts and boats are still making the journey daily as thousands flee conflict in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan. More than 500,000 migrants have entered Europe so far this year. Of that number four-fifths of have paid to be smuggled by sea to Greece from Turkey, the main transit route into the EU. Nearly all of those entering Greece on a boat from Turkey are from the war zones of Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (2015 Getty Images)
Honduran authorities confirmed on Wednesday the arrest of five Syrians who attempted to enter the Central American country with false passports with the intent of entering the United States.
The Syrians entered Honduras using Greek passports, which were purportedly stolen from Athens. The men intended to travel to San Pedro Sula, in northern Honduras, and the move by land to the United States. There are varying reports about what country the men were previously in – either Costa Rica or El Salvador – and when they arrived in Honduras. Reports say they arrived over the weekend or on Tuesday night.
“From the information we got from Athens, Greece, we knew they were heading this way,” Aníbal Baca, a police spokesman in Honduras, told local newspaper La Prensa. “The passports were stolen there, these are not their real names; we are working on confirming their identities.”
Authorities have not yet determined if there is any connection between the five Syrians detained and those involved in the terror attacks in Paris late last week.
“The government of Honduras is on alert for what is happening internationally,” Baca told reporters. “We will coordinate are the Attorney General to establish the legal status of these people.”
The five men are currently being held by Honduran immigration officials as Honduran authorities try to determine their true id
EXCLUSIVE — REPORT: 8 Syrians Caught at Texas Border in Laredo
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Two federal agents operating under the umbrella of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are claiming that eight Syrian illegal aliens attempted to enter Texas from Mexico in the Laredo Sector. The federal agents spoke with Breitbart Texas on the condition of anonymity, however, a local president of the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) confirmed that Laredo Border Patrol agents have been officially contacting the organization with concerns over reports from other federal agents about Syrians illegally entering the country in the Laredo Sector. The reports have caused a stir among the sector’s Border Patrol agents.
The sources claimed that eight Syrians were apprehended on Monday, November 16, 2015. According to the sources, the Syrians were in two separate “family units” and were apprehended at the Juarez Lincoln Bridge in Laredo, Texas, also known officially as Port of Entry 1.
Border Patrol agent and NBPC Local 2455 President Hector Garza told Breitbart Texas, “Border Patrol agents who we represent have been contacting our organization to voice concerns about reports from other agents that Syrians crossed the U.S. border from Mexico in the Laredo Sector. Our agents have heard about Syrians being apprehended in the area from other federal agents.” Agent Garza added, “At this time, I cannot confirm or deny that Syrians have crossed, for security reasons.”
Agent Garza further stated that in matters as sensitive as Syrians crossing the border from Mexico, it would be highly unlikely that federal agencies would publicize it or inform a broad group of law enforcement. He did say that Local 2455 is taking the reports seriously and that they “will be issuing an officer safety bulletin advising Border Patrol agents to exercise extra precautions as they patrol the border.”
Breitbart Texas can confirm that a Syrian did attempt to enter the U.S. illegally through Texas in late September. The Syrian was caught using a passport that belonged to someone else and U.S. authorities decided against prosecuting anyone involved due to “circumstances.”
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