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Boat with 30 illegal Hatian immigrants washes ashore near Jupiter

JUPITER BEACH, FL – The Martin County Sheriff’s Office assisted Jupiter Island Police this morning after a boat with 30-Haitian migrants washed up along the beach. Law enforcement was able to capture and detain 27-people and turn them over to Border Patrol. Authorities continue to search for the remaining three people.

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