U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested individuals convicted of serious crimes, including child molestation, sexual abuse, drug trafficking, and arson, according to a press release. The arrests included Richard Hugh Hoppin of Jamaica, convicted of child molestation in Georgia; Jose Gabriel Mis-Catzim of Mexico, convicted of first-degree sexual abuse in Oregon; Margarito Rosales-Altamira of Mexico, convicted of opium and cocaine sale in Tennessee; Yovani Moreno-Gachuz of Mexico, convicted of aggravated arson in Illinois; and Alejandro Bravo-Adasme of Chile, convicted of property damage exceeding $5,000 in Utah. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin stated ICE officers are enforcing President Trump’s directive to remove criminal illegal aliens, emphasizing public safety. The arrests are part of ICE’s ongoing efforts to address community threats.
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