WASHINGTON – During Easter weekend, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a series of foreign nationals who had prior convictions for serious offenses. The arrests included individuals from El Salvador, Guatemala, Cuba, the Philippines, Mexico, Russia, and the United States. The arrested persons were convicted of crimes ranging from murder and manslaughter to child sexual exploitation, drug distribution and violent assault. Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis said, “Even on the Holy day of Easter, ICE does not take a day off… ICE officers were risking their lives to arrest the worst of the worst.” DHS officials stated that the agency remains committed to removing criminals from communities. Details of each case are available on the DHS website.
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