U S Prisoners in Swap Not All Rarin to Go
James Ridley Douglas, 27, after four years in Mexican jails, learns he will be home for Christmas but not as a war hero. He spoke at Santa Marta prison with other Americans returning to the United States under the prisoner exchange treaty between the two nations.
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U.S and Mexican prisoners to begin early releases
About 60 of 234 American inmates in Mexico are slated for early release under good time rules after transfer to the United States. A first chartered plane will bring 38 Mexicans from American prisons to Mexico City, then Americans to the Metropolitan Correctional Institution in San Diego. Some prisoners and families express mixed feelings as eligibility and parole processes proceed.
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Mexican prisoners cleared for two nation swap plan
SAN DIEGO AP Two more Mexicans were cleared for transfer to Mexico joining 23 in San Diego and 12 in Texas for an historic first flight to inaugurate a two nation exchange. Most are serving drug related sentences as a chartered plane shuttles prisoners from Houston to San Diego and back with Americans to finish prison terms in the United States.
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Spoiled kids remark sparks protest conditions critique
Douglas dismissed protesters as "playing, or toleay a bunch of spoiled kids" and said Americans who challenged prison conditions via hunger strikes were treated as derelicts. The speaker framed the demonstrations as childish acts by a subset of inmates or activists.
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West Berlin Deports 124 Pakistanis to Karachi Flight
West Berlin authorities deport 124 Pakistanis amid a refugee influx from Pakistan. The group, mostly young men from Punjab, were flown on a charter to Karachi under an agreement with Pakistani authorities, escorted by twenty armed West Berlin police. More than 4,000 Pakistanis have entered the city since July, creating a mounting issue for officials.
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