A newly unsealed indictment has revealed the details of a smuggling operation that authorities say functioned with the efficiency of an underground industry. According to court documents, the network moved people across the border using cramped stash houses, unsafe vehicles, and remote routes chosen to avoid detection. Investigators say migrants were treated as cargo, shuffled…
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