DHS said ICE arrested Danny Granados-Garcia in Waterbury, Connecticut, during a targeted operation on March 10. The statement says Salvadoran authorities want him for the killing of a pastor and that he will remain in ICE custody pending deportation.
ICE said it removed Solomon Bogale to Ethiopia on March 4 after an immigration judge denied him benefits based on evidence that he identified himself online as a member of Fano, which the Ethiopian government designates as a terrorist group. The agency said his posts called for violence and persecution against ethnic Tigrayans.
DHS said ICE officers made a series of arrests over Easter weekend involving people with prior convictions that included manslaughter, child sexual abuse offenses, assault, stalking, and drug trafficking. The statement highlights multiple cases from states including Florida, California, Texas, Washington, and New York.
DHS said Border Patrol agents in the San Diego Sector arrested two Mexican fugitives with active warrants in Mexico, one for homicide and the other for lewd and lascivious acts involving a child. The agency said both were later turned over to Mexico's federal prosecutors to face those charges.
DHS said ICE arrested Luis Meza-Olivera in Nashville on March 14 after a school official reported that his daughter feared he would kill her mother upon release from local custody. The statement says he has prior convictions including aggravated kidnapping, arson, aggravated assault, and DUI, and is now in removal proceedings.
ICE said it lodged an immigration detainer against Samuel Antonio Maldonado-Erazo after his arrest in Florida on allegations that he abused and killed his three-year-old nephew. The agency said authorities reported injuries consistent with prolonged abuse and that the child died after being taken to a hospital.
DHS said ICE helped Fort Myers police track down and arrest Rolbert Joachin, who is accused of killing a woman with a hammer at a Florida gas station. The department said surveillance video showed him smashing the victim’s windshield, approaching her, and repeatedly striking her in the head.
DHS said ICE officers made a series of arrests over Easter weekend involving people with prior convictions that included manslaughter, child sexual abuse offenses, assault, stalking, and drug trafficking. The statement highlights multiple cases from states including Florida, California, Texas, Washington, and New York.
DHS said ICE arrested several people with prior convictions that included arson, burglary with assault, methamphetamine trafficking, burglary, and criminal conspiracy. The statement lists arrests involving individuals from Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, and New York as part of what it described as a public safety effort.
ICE said it lodged an immigration detainer against Samuel Antonio Maldonado-Erazo, who is accused of fatally abusing his three-year-old nephew in Florida. The agency said authorities reported injuries consistent with prolonged abuse and asked local officials to notify ICE before any release.