Where is Perla Huerta? They are looking for the ex-military who deceived migrants to travel to Martha's Vineyard

The whereabouts of Perla Huerta, the woman identified by several migrants as the person who "tricked" them into traveling from Texas to Martha's Vineyard, is unknown and a $10,000 reward is now being offered to reach her.

Only her name was known about the woman, but her last name was revealed by The New York Times, which reported that she is a former military doctor and counterintelligence agent who was discharged in September after two decades in the Army and several missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the aforementioned newspaper.

The 48 migrants, all Venezuelans, who flew to the millionaire island in September from Florida and under the governor's authorization, identified Huerta as the person who promised them housing and employment benefits if they agreed to be transported.

Facebook image of Perla Huerta compared with the testimonies of migrants. LULAC

The woman even paid people $200 to get more migrants, Emmanuel, a 27-year-old Venezuelan, told the San Antonio Report in September.

On Wednesday, the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) doubled the reward it offers for information leading to the location, arrest and prosecution of Huerta from $5,000 to $10,000.

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The national president of LULAC, Domingo García, showed in a press conference two photographs of the woman who was identified on his Facebook page thanks to the information of the migrants who are in Massachusetts.

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"They also confirmed that he was the person who approached them and promised them three months of paid work and free accommodation, free food and free resources, all of which was false," Garcia said.

The last place the woman was seen was in Tampa, according to Garcia.

One of the photos revealed by LULAC was taken in San Antonio by one of the migrants when she was giving them water, the other corresponds to the Facebook page.

"We're 100% sure it's her."

Garcia added that the woman was receiving money "from the Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis."

LULAC filed a criminal complaint against Perla Huerta for human trafficking.

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Lawyers from the organization Alianza Americas also filed a class action lawsuit against DeSantis alleging that he moved the migrants with false promises of housing, work and help.

The sheriff of the Texas county of Bexar, which includes San Antonio, has also indicated that he will open an investigation to see if any law was violated.

And California asked the Justice Department to launch a criminal investigation. 

The sheriff's office also assured Noticias Telemundo that it cannot confirm or identify any person of interest in this investigation.