A U.S. attorney announces federal indictments against 11 people tied to a human-smuggling operation in Texas that resulted in migrants being found dead inside a rail cargo container in May. Authorities say the victims were discovered in a rail yard in Laredo, near the U.S.-Mexico border, in the container on a freight train operated by Union Pacific. Sources report that six migrants’ deaths were first described in some coverage, while other reporting states seven migrants died. The people found dead are described as coming from Honduras and Mexico, and at least one victim is identified as a 14-year-old boy. Prosecutors allege the deaths occurred during an attempt to transport migrants by rail concealed inside the shipping container. The indictments focus on the alleged smuggling scheme and the circumstances leading to the deaths. The defendants have not been publicly established across all outlets as to their specific charges in the material provided, and the case is at the indictment stage.