The alleged driver of a truck carrying dozens of migrants who died in the suffocating heat in Texas initially tried to pass himself off as a victim to escape authorities before he was arrested, officials say. 7NEWS
who died in the suffocating heat in Texas this week initially tried to pass himself off as a victim to escape authorities before he was arrested, US and Mexican officials say.
Dozens of Mexican families this week have waited anxiously for news of missing loved ones who they fear may be among the dead.Getty Images Both men were charged on Tuesday with possessing firearms while residing in the United States illegally.
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