Trump administrator focuses on arresting ‘worst’ illegal foreigner in ice raid

The Department of Homeland Security issued a statement on Tuesday highlighting some of the “worst” criminals arrested in the agency’s criminal attack nationwide Illegal aliens.

According to the statement, 70% of immigration and customs law enforcement arrests in the United States are illegal for foreigners who are convicted or charged with crimes. This is because the agency faces strong criticism for enforcing immigration laws, while officials are handling 830% of the attacks.

Some Democrats accuse the ICE of targeting innocent daily immigration. Rep. Delia Ramirez, D-ill during an anti-ice riot in Los Angeles in June. Donald Trump and management for anyone they consider “unpopular.” She also proposed a theory that the president would target U.S. citizens by deporting criminal immigrants.

“trump card, Homan, Miller “The entire regime has launched a terror campaign for our neighbors, for our families, for our loved ones, for advancing the fascist agenda and trying to treat immigration as public enemies,” Ramirez said.

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While the agency said it would not back down for arresting any immigrants who were illegal, the new Department of Homeland Security statement said the vast majority of people arrested so far had criminal charges or convictions.

Unlawful persons highlighted in the Department of Homeland Security statement include criminals accused of assault, aggravated assault, felony threats, theft and drugs.

Olinda Micaela Gonzalez-Ortiz, a 21-year-old illegal alien from Guatemala, was arrested by ICE Baltimore and has a criminal history, including a conviction in Salisbury, Maryland.

Another 53-year-old Mexican illegal Federico Fong-Nunez arrested in Boulder by Ice Denver, 53, has 21 criminal convictions, including theft, aggravated assault and felony threats.

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According to the Department of Homeland Security, the five illegal immigrants (cities from Boulder to Houston are among the cities) are the “worst” criminal offenders. (Christian Chavez/AP photo)

Jhon Jervis Chavez-Dala RosaHe is a 21-year-old illegal immigrant from Venezuela with a criminal history, including a conviction for an assault that caused personal injury. He was arrested by ICE in Houston.

The other two, Luis Alberto Leonardo Cortes-Rivera, a 34-year-old From Mexicoand Rureiro Falkao, a 46-year-old illegal from Honduras, was arrested by ICE in Los Angeles and Oklahoma City, respectively. Cortes-Rivera has a criminal history, which includes nine criminal beliefs, including theft, burglary and tampering with vehicles. Falkao’s criminal background includes a conviction for possession of methamphetamine.

ICE also arrests dozens of illegal immigrants charged or convicted Sex crime.

In June, the Houston area alone, Ice arrested 1,361 illegal immigrants, including those previously convicted of hijacking planes, homicides, sexual assaults, and more. Of the arrested, 32 have been previously convicted of child sex crimes, nine homicide-related offences, and 16 are considered members of gangs or drug cartels. A person arrested by ICE hijacked the plane for hijacking a plane from Cuba to Key West, Florida.

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Houston’s Ice Division agents arrested and deported illegal immigrants with a history of violent crime as part of a broader Department of Homeland Security initiative praised by Secretary Norm and President Trump. (Ice Houston)

ice Homeland Security Investigation The Maryland investigation led to Mark Rice, 38, serving 30 years in federal prison and sexual abuse “using his authority” and producing and distributing child sexual abuse materials online, and releasing them online for 30 years.

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In a statement Tuesday, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin praised Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for “releasing the ICE targets to target the worst of the situation”.

“Our brave law enforcement faces 830% of the attacks on them, but they continue to arrest violent criminals and drug traffickers every day,” McLaughlin said. “We do not allow asylum politicians, activists or thugs to protect the American people. Our message is clear: unpopular crimes in the United States are illegal.”

Fox News Digital contacted Ramirez’s office for comment, but did not receive an immediate response.

Fox News Digital’s Adam Sabes and Brooke Taylor contributed to the report.