A group of 10 migrants were transferred to the Bahamas on Sunday after they were found on a boat off Fort Lauderdale, authorities said.<\/p>\n
The group was found on Friday on a 30-foot vessel that was about 40 miles east of Fort Lauderdale, U.S. Coast Guard officials said.<\/p>\n
Crew from the Coast Guard Cutter Robert Yered boarded the boat and took them into custody.<\/p>\n
“In the face of daunting, 8-foot seas, the crew of the Robert Yered demonstrated extraordinary professionalism and dedication for hours on end,” said Lt. Richard Rodriguez, the cutter’s commanding officer. “It is precisely this level of steadfast commitment that allows us to succeed in our missions. Their performance was a testament to our readiness to save lives and protect our nation’s maritime borders, even under the most grueling conditions.”<\/p>\n
Photos released by the Coast Guard showed people on the boat named “Cat’s Meow.”<\/p>\n
#LE<\/a> @USCG<\/a> Cutter Margaret Novell’s crew transferred 10 aliens to The Bahamas on Sunday following an interdiction near Fort Lauderdale. The USCG remains ready to enforce federal law at sea. \u2014 U.S. Coast Guard Southeast (@USCGSoutheast) September 28, 2026<\/a> <\/p>\n Officials said the migrants were processed to determine their identity, and given food, water, shelter and medical attention before being transferred.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
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