
Keegan Hamilton
Editor at Los Angeles Times
Senior editor, legal affairs and criminal justice @latimes. Previously @VICENews. Stories on drugs, crime, prisons, etc. [email protected].
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1 month ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Keegan Hamilton
By Keegan Hamilton, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES - On a single day late last month, the Mexican government shipped 29 accused drug lords north across the border to face U.S. justice. Plucked from Mexican prison cells, hustled onto planes in shackles and express-delivered into the waiting hands of American authorities were several notorious capos, whose alleged narco exploits have been chronicled in films, TV series and federal indictments spanning decades.
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1 month ago |
thederrick.com | Keegan Hamilton
LOS ANGELES — On a single day late last month, the Mexican government shipped 29 accused drug lords north across the border to face U.S. justice. Plucked from Mexican prison cells, hustled onto planes in shackles and express-delivered into the waiting hands of American authorities were several notorious capos, whose alleged narco exploits have been chronicled in films, TV series and federal indictments spanning decades.
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1 month ago |
gazettextra.com | Keegan Hamilton
LOS ANGELES — On a single day late last month, the Mexican government shipped 29 accused drug lords north across the border to face U.S. justice. Plucked from Mexican prison cells, hustled onto planes in shackles and express-delivered into the waiting hands of American authorities were several notorious capos, whose alleged narco exploits have been chronicled in films, TV series and federal indictments spanning decades. kAmp>@?8 E96> 2C6 3C@E96CD D2:5 E@ 36 369:?5 E96 3CFE2= 8C@FA <?@H?
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swoknews.com | Keegan Hamilton
LOS ANGELES — On a single day late last month, the Mexican government shipped 29 accused drug lords north across the border to face U.S. justice. Plucked from Mexican prison cells, hustled onto planes in shackles and express-delivered into the waiting hands of American authorities were several notorious capos, whose alleged narco exploits have been chronicled in films, TV series and federal indictments spanning decades. kAmp>@?8 E96> 2C6 3C@E96CD D2:5 E@ 36 369:?5 E96 3CFE2= 8C@FA <?@H?
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1 month ago |
dailyitem.com | Keegan Hamilton
LOS ANGELES — On a single day late last month, the Mexican government shipped 29 accused drug lords north across the border to face U.S. justice. Plucked from Mexican prison cells, hustled onto planes in shackles and express-delivered into the waiting hands of American authorities were several notorious capos, whose alleged narco exploits have been chronicled in films, TV series and federal indictments spanning decades. kAmp>@?8 E96> 2C6 3C@E96CD D2:5 E@ 36 369:?5 E96 3CFE2= 8C@FA <?@H?
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What’s it like to defend a Mexican cartel boss? My latest piece @latimes is on the demand for lawyers to represent accused high-level drug traffickers — and how the game is changing under Trump… https://t.co/HcicecGP6J

“This brings to mind going to the concentration camps in Poland, Auschwitz. Something similar went on at this ranch in Jalisco.” https://t.co/KzrandLQI9 via @ioangrillo