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In this Aug. 20, 2017 photo provided by the Cibola County Sheriff's Office, Deborah Green, leader of the paramilitary Christian sect Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps, is arrested outside of the group's secluded Fence Lake, N.M., compound after Cibola County deputies raided the grounds. Green and seven members of the group are facing charges in connection with a child abuse and child sexual abuse investigation in New Mexico. (Cibola County Sheriff's Office via AP)

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In this Aug. 20, 2017 photo provided by the Cibola County Sheriff's Office, Deborah Green, leader of the paramilitary Christian sect Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps, is arrested outside of the group's secluded Fence Lake, N.M., compound after Cibola County deputies raided the grounds. Green and seven members of the group are facing charges in connection with a child abuse and child sexual abuse investigation in New Mexico. (Cibola County Sheriff's Office via AP)

Paramilitary Christian sect quietly operated in New Mexico

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In this undated photo, James Green, co-leader of the Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps, waits in the parking lot of the Cibola County Magistrate Court in Grants, N.M. Four members of the New Mexico paramilitary religious sect rocked by child sexual abuse allegations were arrested while trying to flee the state in two vans full of children, authorities said Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017. (Adron Gardner/Gallup Independent via AP)

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