ICE Chicago arrested Victor Manuel Mendoza-Garcia, a 49-year-old criminal alien from Mexico, on Nov. 12. He's been convicted of three counts of aggravated kidnapping for ransom and was sentenced to 18 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. ICE lodged a detainer against him, which the Cook County Court did not honor.
ICE is seeking custody of a illegal alien sex offender who is now accused of molesting girls as young as seven at a TJ Maxx.
A sheriff in Ohio is livid about the case surrounding an illegal alien accused of driving drunk and hitting another motorist.
ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations, in partnership with U.S. and Mexican authorities, successfully rescued a three-year-old child abducted from Alabama and apprehended Haley Harris, who unlawfully kidnapped the child and fled across international borders to Mexico in a blatant attempt to evade justice.
Immigration authorities have made 223 arrests along Northwest Indiana highways since mid-September as they aim to clear the state’s roadways of illegal aliens who create safety risks.
On Oct. 22, ICE lodged an immigration detainer for Jashanpreet Singh following his arrest by local authorities in San Bernadino County, California on charges of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence.
ICE arrested an illegal alien gang member this weekend with 25 prior criminal convictions, officials tell Breitbart News.
Jose De Jesus Mejia-Fraijo, a Mexican citizen, pleaded guilty in federal court in Sioux City, Iowa to being an aggravated felon found in the United States after illegal reentry. Iowa State Patrol arrested Mejia-Fraijo for driving without a valid license and interference with official acts after a brief foot chase. Prior to his last removal in 2022, he had been convicted of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
Gerardo Morales-Ramirez, a citizen of Mexico, pleaded guilty to being a convicted felon found in the United States after illegal reentry in the Northern District of Iowa. Morales-Ramirez was arrested in Sioux City, Iowa after an encounter with Department of Homeland Security officers who determined he did not have permission to be in the United States.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird sued Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx over a Facebook post in which he told constituents he shares their concerns about how federal immigration agents conduct business and that requests to hold individuals without a court order are constitutional rights violations. Bird argued the claims impeded and discouraged cooperation with federal immigration authorities, which is against Iowa law.
