Immigration Customs Force (ICE) is raiding nationwide, causing massive robbery of illegal immigrants, criminals and gang members, with several major arrests being made on Monday alone, and daily callers are the ones who are accused of I’ve come.
As of January 29th, ICE had arrested at least 4,829 people since President Donald Trump took office and the widespread attack began. According to To NBC News. In the last week of January, the Trump administration averaged 753 arrests per day. The total number of arrests on Monday is not so unknown, but ICE has arrested several large offenders, including members of the MS-13 gang, daily callers learned. (Related: Kristi Noem suggests that “corrupted” FBI agents leaked details of the ice attack to corporate media outlets)
Ice Corpus Christi arrested Sergio Alchymides Pineda on Monday.
Information shared with the caller said Pineda, who was criminally convicted of the attack, was first ordered by an immigrant judge in May 2015, when he was first removed by an immigrant judge, and immigrants There was a prominent deportation order saying he had not appeared at the hearing. He has since been processed for removal and will maintain custody of the ice.
Images of the man arrested by US immigrants and customs enforcement agencies speak at a press conference held at the White House Brady Press Briefing Room on February 5, 2025 in Washington, DC, White House Press Director Caroline Levitt It is on display behind. (Photo: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
On Monday, Ice Miami arrested Dario Gonzalez, a Cuban citizen. He had previously been convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison for lewd acts with a few minor minors. White House officials shared it with the caller. He was also previously sentenced to 10 years in prison, but was arrested on Monday by Kenya citizen Sylvester Kagwe Akora, who was taken to Ice Baltimore, the speaker learned. I did. Akora had previously been convicted of robbery.
Also on Monday, Ice Houston arrested Jorge Hernandez, a Mexican citizen. Jorge Hernandez was previously convicted of sexual assault and was sentenced to five years in prison, officials have called for.
The White House Twitter account announced other major arrests that came in the attack Monday, including the arrest of Ciro Teodoro-Rivera, a Mexican national and registered sex offender who was found in Cincinnati, Ohio. Teodoro Rivera illegally re-entered the country without being admitted, and was previously convicted of sexual charges and aggravated assault, the tweet explained.
In Dallas, Ice arrested Guatemalan citizen Juan Ramos Aronzo on Monday. Juan Ramos Alonso was convicted of indecency or sleepy behavior with Minor and sentenced to 25 years in prison on the White House Twitter account Share.
Make America Safe Again: Mexican citizen and registered sex offender Ciro Teodoro-Rivera was arrested by Ice Cincinnati on February 10, 2025. Teodoro Rivera illegally rejoined the United States without being recognized. pic.twitter.com/csrlkwqnx
– White House (@WhiteHouse) February 11, 2025
Make America safe again: Mexican citizen Jose Miguel Perez Perez was arrested in Ice Chicago on February 10, 2025. Convicted: Sexual assault of a child. Perez was sentenced in prison for six months. pic.twitter.com/7ky3b3jsor
– White House (@WhiteHouse) February 11, 2025
Ice Chicago has arrested Josemigul Perez Perez, a Mexican citizen who was previously convicted of sexual assault on a child and sentenced to six months. According to To the White House.
Trump campaigned on the promise to carry out the largest massive deportation operation in the country’s history. During the first weeks of the Trump administration, daily ice arrests increased, and deportation officers took enforcement action in more parts of the country.
Under the Biden administration, there were encounters of around 8.5 million immigrants along the tropical border. This is an era of illegal immigration to unprecedented countries. According to customs and border security dataBorder Patrol Agents encountered nearly 120,000 criminals in particular during Biden’s tenure.
