United States v. Manoucheka Charles

BARKETT, Circuit Judge:

Manoucheka Charles, a Haitian national, appeals from her conviction for knowingly using a fraudulently altered travel document in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1546(a). Charles, who speaks Creole and does not speak English, argues that her conviction must be reversed because the only evidence to support the charge that she knowingly used a fraudulently altered travel document was the third-party testi*1321mony of a Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) officer as to the out-of-court statements made by an interpreter who translated Charles’s Creole language statements into English…