Immigration hearing files may be sealed, US judge says : vim

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A federal judge said Tuesday he is contemplating sealing the transcript of what could be a “mini-murder trial” of the man charged in the fatal shooting of Jacqueline Vigil in Albuquerque in her driveway in late 2019.
Luis Talamantes-Romero
“This is a very, very unique and extraordinary case,” U.S. District Judge Jason Pulliam said during a pretrial hearing in San Antonio, Texas, where Luis Talamantes-Romero was scheduled to be sentenced next week on a charge of entering the U.S. illegally after deportation. That hearing has been delayed until early September.
Federal prosecutors hope to add 20 years to Talamantes-Romero’s illegal reentry sentence by presenting evidence related to Vigil’s slaying, which occurred several months after he returned to New Mexico after being deported back to Mexico.

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