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Immigration and Customs Control (ICE) He arrested a series of children’s sexual offenders, as well as members of bands and other criminals, among the more than 530 illegal immigrants who captured another day of the Trump Era’s mass deportation campaign.
The official statistics show that at 6 p.m. on Thursday, there were 373 criminal arrests and 165 non -criminal arrests during the day. This includes more than 1,000 expulsions or repatriations. The agency also detained 16 tambourines, including four belonging to the bloodthirsty Train of Aragua.
According to the ICE records, arrests included one in Buffalo, New York, a National Ecuadorian convicted of rape. Also in Buffalo, the agents detained Pedro Julio Mejia, a national of the Dominican Republic convicted of sexual behavior against a minor.
On January 23, 2025, the ICE St. Paul detained Cristofer Alexander Ramirez-Oliva, a citizen of Honduras. He was convicted of third -degree criminal sexual behavior with a minor.
To St. Paul, Minnesota, detained Cristofer Alexander Ramirez-Oliva, a Honduran with a sentence for third-degree criminal sexual behavior with a minor.
Meanwhile, in San Francisco, agents arrested Ariel Rene Romice-Patino, a Mexican who was convicted of sexually exploiting a child and sentenced to 62 months in prison.
On January 23, 2025, Ice San Francisco arrested Ariel Rene Romice-Patino, a citizen of Mexico present illegally in the United States.
Agents also detained Magdaleno Zenen Hernández García, a Mexican convicted of continuous sexual abuse at a child under 14.
In New York, agents arrested the Turkish national Gokhan Adriguzel, who is a well -known or suspicious terrorist, according to officials.
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On January 23, 2025, New York ICE administratively arrested Gokhan Adriguzel, of Turkish nationality, to enter without inspection.
In Chicago, agents detained Rimon Aparicio-Pimentel, a Mexican with a previous sentence for an attempt to homicide, which was sentenced to 17 years in prison. The ICE filed it in 2017, but authorities did not respected it and was released without the ICE being notified.
Transportation is the last day of work occupied for the ICE, which leads the mass deportation operation launched by the new administration. Prior to Thursday, the ICE had made 460 arrests since Trump’s inauguration.
Trump has promised to “seal” the border and launch what he said would be a historic deportation campaign. On the first day, he signed 10 orders related to the border, including orders to restart the construction of the wall, end probation programs, limit citizenship by birth law and deploy the army at the border.
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His administration has also put an end to a Biden era directive on “sensitive places” where The ICE could not drive Application and elimination of limits to the use of accelerated expulsions to quickly deport migrants.
Fox News witnessed this week Ice Boston He made eight arrests, including multiple MS-13, red interpol warnings, suspected of murder and rape, and a volatile Haitian band with 18 sentences in recent years that he told our cameras that “he will not return In Haiti “I” F–TRUM, BIDEN forever! “
On Thursday, White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, said the latest arrests as proof that the administration is fulfilling its promises.
“The largest mass deportation operation in history is underway,” he told X. “Promises made. Completed promises.”
