Local immigration office might move to Celaya
By Jesús Ibarra May 30, 2008 San Miguel de Allende
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Due to increasing crime problems caused by illegal Central American immigrants in Celaya, the San Miguel office of the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM; National Immigration Institute), one of only two in the state of Guanajuato, may relocate to that city. Another consideration for the move is that the state also lacks a much-needed detention center for illegals who are arrested and held until repatriation to their country of origin. |
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