U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested individuals convicted of serious crimes, including murder, sexual abuse, and drug trafficking, according to a press release. Nearly 70% of ICE arrests involve illegal aliens charged or convicted of crimes in the U.S. The arrests included Bogdan Detrovich Gren, a Ukrainian national convicted of murder and kidnapping in New York; Mohamed Kabor, a Sudanese national convicted of homicide in Utah; Fredy Leonel Alveno-Contreras, a Guatemalan national convicted of sexual abuse in Maryland; Roberto Flores-Gonzalez, a Mexican national convicted of predatory sexual assault in Illinois; and Elier Diaz-Perez, a Cuban national convicted of drug trafficking in Florida. ICE emphasized the removal of criminal illegal aliens as a measure to enhance public safety. Details about these arrests are available on the DHS website.
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