The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released the following statement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported more criminal illegal alien gang members last week, including those convicted of manslaughter, sexual assault, driving under the influence, and drug trafficking.
“In the last week, ICE has deported criminal illegal alien gang members, including killers, sexual assailants, drunk drivers, and drug traffickers,” said DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin. “America is now a safer place with these criminals out of our country. DHS is delivering on President Trump’s mandate from the American people to deport illegal aliens and make America safe again. Deporting illegal aliens saves lives.”
Among the gang members recently deported are:
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Jonas Perez-Rodriguez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico and Surenos gang member, deported on August 4. His criminal history includes convictions for manslaughter, DUI causing bodily injury, and aggravated assault by a prisoner.
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Jhony Mejia, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras and Surenos gang member, deported on August 9. His criminal history includes convictions for attempted willful murder, prisoner in possession of a sharp instrument, and obstructing a public officer.
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Jose Enrique Galindo-Arteaga, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico and Paisas gang member, deported on August 3. His criminal history includes a conviction for sexual assault.
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Carlos Narciso Villarreal, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico and Bloods gang member, deported on August 3. His criminal history includes convictions for attempted breaking or entering and possession of stolen goods, and arrests for assault on a female, domestic violence, breaking or entering, and injury to personal property.
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Miguel Andres Veras Martes, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic and Trinitarios gang member, deported on August 4. His criminal history includes convictions for manufacture/deliver/possess with intent to manufacture/deliver schedule I/II controlled substance, carrying dangerous weapons/substances while committing a crime of violence, reckless driving, and receiving stolen goods.
