DHS Releases Weekend Arrest List: ICE Arrests 15 Convicted Criminal Illegal Aliens, Including Killers and Child Sex Offenders
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on November 9 that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested more of what the Department calls the 'worst of the worst' criminal illegal aliens over the weekend, 15 people convicted of crimes including aggravated vehicular homicide, lewd sex acts with a child, sexual assault and sexual battery.
'While Americans enjoyed their weekend, the patriots of ICE worked around the clock to arrest and remove dangerous criminals from our communities, including murderers, pedophiles, and sexual predators,' said Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. 'Far too many Americans have been harmed by criminal illegal aliens - and every single time, it is preventable. Arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens saves lives.'
The arrests include Heriberto Perez-Velasquez, from Guatemala, convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide in Auburn, New York; Jose Daniel Antonio Orellana, from El Salvador, convicted of homicide by negligent vehicular manslaughter in Baltimore, Maryland; Antonio Hernandez-Lincona, from Mexico, convicted of lewd sex acts with a child and illegal reentry in Humboldt, California; David Estrada-Jerez, from Guatemala, convicted of second-degree child molestation and sexual assault in Providence, Rhode Island; and Jose Antonio Maturel-Reyes, from Cuba, convicted of sexual exploitation of a minor, fraud, and larceny in Austin, Texas.
The remaining arrests are Birgilio Cheluca-Garcia, from Mexico, convicted of attempted statutory rape of a child in Nash County, North Carolina; Jackson Pata, from the Bahamas, convicted of sexual battery and kidnapping in North Miami, Florida; Feras Fakhrei Husni Abdelbaqi, from Jordan, convicted of aggravated criminal sexual assault with bodily harm in Cook County, Illinois; Luis Gonzalez, from Cuba, convicted of aggravated battery, cocaine possession, and fraud in Naples, Florida; Carlos Alberto Sierra-Dominguez, from Cuba, convicted of assault, false imprisonment, and conspiracy to commit robbery in Glen Rock, New Jersey; Aldair Torres-Gutierrez, from Mexico, convicted of aggravated assault against a family member and driving while intoxicated in Nashville, Tennessee; Edras Aroeli Lopez-Lopez, from Guatemala, convicted of conspiracy to commit first-degree assault in Prince George's County, Maryland; Miguel Fierro-Perez, from Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl in Salt Lake City, Utah; Fabian Trevinio-Villarreal, from Mexico, convicted of three counts of burglary of a habitation in Zapata County, Texas; and Juan Rivas, from the Dominican Republic, convicted of criminal sale of a firearm in New York City, New York.
DHS said Americans can see more public safety threats arrested in their communities on its webpage at WOW.DHS.Gov.
(Source: U.S. Department of Homeland Security)
Source: U.S. Department of Homeland Security
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