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BREAKING 11/13: Yuma Sector Border Patrol posted, “On October 29, Blythe Station Border Patrol agents, working with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO), seized approximately 132 pounds of cocaine concealed in the bed of a pickup truck during a vehicle stop on Interstate 10.” The apostrophe in Sheriff’s is curly. The post prints October 29. The post prints approximately 132 pounds. The post prints cocaine. The next paragraph says, “Two U.S. Citizens were taken into custody, and the investigation was turned over to RCSO for prosecution.” Citizens is capitalized. The post prints U.S. Citizens. The post does not print illegal alien. The post does not print a name. The post does not print an age. Taken into custody is not a conviction printed in this post. The next paragraph says, “Strong partnerships with local law enforcement keep our communities safe.” The post prints #USBP #BorderPatrol #YumaSector #DrugSeizure. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This seizure was not already on this page. This is not the Sept. 14 Wellton Interstate 8 meth seizure already on this page. This is not the Sept. 9 Wellton seizure of about 150 pounds of meth already on this page. Yuma Sector posted at 4:04 p.m. Pacific. YUMA SECTOR.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE reposted Joe Abraham. The ICE repost adds no new caption. Abraham posted, “Illinois’ radical sanctuary policies put ideology ahead of public safety. Katie and another young woman were killed on the streets of Sanctuary Urbana, Illinois. DHS and ICE stood with innocent victims and their families. Illinois politicians stood by their policies. They make the choices. We pay the price. The Katies do.” The apostrophe in Illinois’ is straight. The post prints Sanctuary Urbana. The post does not print Katie Abraham. The post does not print Vicente Torres-Vasquez. The post quote-posts the White House post already on this page. The quoted post prints Vicente Torres-Vasquez. Those lines are not merged. This is not a second killing. This is not a second arrest. Two photos are on Abraham’s post. A photo is on the quoted White House post. Not a YouTube video. Abraham posted at 3:08 p.m. Pacific. ICE reposted at 3:30 p.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. JOE ABRAHAM. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/13: HSI posted, “Watch the latest episode of HSI Top 5 now!” A television emoji is at the start of that line. The next paragraph says, “HSI Nashville and partners secured federal charges against 24 alleged cartel members accused of a massive drug trafficking operation — Get the details on that case and much more on this week’s episode.” The dash before Get is an em dash. Get is capitalized. The apostrophe in week’s is curly. The post prints HSI Nashville. The post does not print @HSI_Nashville. Alleged is the post. Federal charges is not a conviction printed in this post. The post does not print the 24 names. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a drug. A video about 2 minutes and 28 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video. This caption was not already on this page. Earlier HSI Top 5 episodes are already on this page. HSI posted at 3:30 p.m. Pacific. HSI.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted, “Watch the latest episode of HSI Top 5 now!” A television emoji is at the start of that line. The next paragraph says, “@HSI_Nashville and partners secured federal charges against 24 alleged cartel members accused of a massive drug trafficking operation — Get the details on that case and much more on this week’s episode.” The dash before Get is an em dash. Get is capitalized. The apostrophe in week’s is curly. The post prints @HSI_Nashville. The HSI post above prints HSI Nashville. Those lines are not merged. Alleged is the post. Federal charges is not a conviction printed in this post. The post does not print the 24 names. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a drug. A video about 2 minutes and 28 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video. This is not a second episode. ICE posted at 3:30 p.m. Pacific. HSI posted the same minute. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Philadelphia posted, “Nov. 6: @EROPhiladelphia arrested Luis Cristobal Cabrera-Ordonez, an Ecuadorian illegal alien and suspected Lobos gang member, in Allentown, PA. Cabrera-Ordonez remains in ICE custody pending removal!” The post prints Nov. 6. The post prints @EROPhiladelphia. The post prints Ecuadorian illegal alien. The post prints suspected Lobos gang member. Suspected is not a conviction printed in this post. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a U.S. conviction. An exclamation point is at the end. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE Philadelphia posted at 2:40 p.m. Pacific. ICE PHILADELPHIA.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Seattle posted, “ICE Seattle arrested illegal alien Jesus Alvarado, 42, of Mexico. Has been removed from U.S multiple times and was convicted federally of conspiracy to distro 5 kg of cocaine in CO and reentry of removed alien in AK. Will remain in ICE custody pending removal.” The post prints U.S with no period after S. The post prints distro. The post prints CO. The post prints AK. Two spaces are printed after AK. The first sentence prints illegal alien. The post does not print a date of arrest. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. This is not Miguel Angel Gomez Alvarado, already on this page. ICE Seattle posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. ICE SEATTLE.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Buffalo posted, “ICE Buffalo arrested 34-year-old Mexican national Carmen Zaravia-Castro on Nov. 12. Zaravia-Castro was sentenced to three years in prison for vehicular assault in Bronx, New York. He remains in ICE custody pending removal.” The post prints Mexican national. The post does not print illegal alien. The post prints 34-year-old with a hyphen. The post prints Nov. 12. The post prints three years. The post prints vehicular assault. The post prints He. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE Buffalo posted at 1:42 p.m. Pacific. ICE BUFFALO.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Buffalo posted, “ICE Buffalo arrested 43-year-old Guatemalan national Cesar Morales-Perez on Nov. 12. Morales-Perez was previously sentenced to 12 years in prison for course of sexual conduct against a child in New City, New York. He remains in ICE custody pending removal.” The post prints Guatemalan national. The post does not print illegal alien. The post prints 43-year-old with a hyphen. The post prints Nov. 12. The post prints 12 years. The post prints course of sexual conduct against a child. The post does not print a before course. The post prints New City, New York. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE Buffalo posted at 1:42 p.m. Pacific. ICE BUFFALO.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Los Angeles posted, “ICE Los Angeles arrested criminal illegal alien Juan Alan Araujo-Ahumada, 30, of Mexico, Nov. 10. Araujo is wanted in Mexico for embezzlement and illicit enrichment. He is in ICE custody pending removal.” A siren emoji is at the start of that post. The post prints criminal illegal alien. The post prints Nov. 10. The post prints wanted in Mexico. Wanted is not a U.S. conviction printed in this post. The post prints embezzlement and illicit enrichment. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. This is not Thiago Lacerda Araujo, already on this page. ICE Los Angeles posted at 12:00 p.m. Pacific. ICE LOS ANGELES.

BREAKING 11/13: CBP posted, “Batteries: positive on one end, negative on the other. In this case, both sides were counterfeit. CBP Houston seized 290 cartons of fake lithium batteries worth nearly $1M with unauthorized Bluetooth branding.” The next line prints More: and the link https://go.dhs.gov/59d. That short link’s page title points to the November 10 Houston written release already on this page. The post prints $1M. The written release prints nearly $1 million. Those money lines are not merged. The post prints fake. The written release prints counterfeit. Those words are not merged. This is not a second seizure. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/13: WASHINGTON — ICE published a written release titled “ICE issues immigration detainer against illegal alien who killed beloved college hockey player in Connecticut.” The release date is November 13, 2026. The page says Updated: 11/13/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The dateline uses an em dash. The deck says, “The illegal alien, who hails from Mexico, was allegedly driving the wrong way on I-91 and struck Ryan O’Shea’s vehicle head-on — and has been removed from the U.S. twice with repeated illegal entries.” The deck prints allegedly. The deck prints hails from Mexico. The deck prints an em dash after head-on. The hyphen in head-on is a hyphen. The apostrophes in O’Shea’s are curly. The title prints detainer. The body does not print the word detainer. The body does not print a jail. The body does not print a criminal charge. The body does not print a conviction. A photo is on the release. Not a YouTube video. ICE.

The release says Ryan O’Shea, a University of New Haven senior and leader on the school’s club hockey team, was returning from a game Oct. 16 when a pickup truck heading north in the southbound lanes on I-91 struck his vehicle head-on in North Haven, Connecticut. The release says the collision sent O’Shea’s vehicle into the path of two additional vehicles. The release says O’Shea was pronounced dead at the scene. The lead says a 21-year-old college hockey player with dreams of becoming a police officer was killed in a head-on collision with a wrong-way driver who had been removed from the U.S. and unlawfully reentered multiple times. Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, a 41-year-old illegal alien from Mexico who had previously been removed from the U.S. twice and had illegally entered the country at least three times, was behind the wheel. The release says reentering the country after removal is a felony. The November 6 DHS post already on this page says Carmona-Lopez was 31. This release says 41. Those ages are not merged. This is not a second crash. These names were already on this page.

Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella said, “Ryan O’Shea was just 21 years old.” The next sentence says, “He was a college student, a hockey player and a young man preparing for a career protecting others.” The next sentence says, “His family should be celebrating his accomplishments and looking forward to his future.” The next sentence says, “Instead, they’re mourning a life tragically cut short.” The apostrophe in they’re is curly. The next sentences say, “We extend our deepest condolences to Ryan’s family, friends and teammates. His death is a devastating loss, and he deserves to be remembered for the life he lived and the future he was working so hard to build.” The release says U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested Carmona-Lopez in May 2013 after he illegally entered the country. The release says authorities issued an expedited removal order and removed him from the country. The release says he reentered the U.S. illegally near the Rio Grande Valley later that month, and Border Patrol officials arrested him again. The release says a Department of Justice immigration judge issued him a final order of removal May 30, 2013. The release says Carmona-Lopez reentered the country at least one more time, at an unknown location on an unknown date, before the fatal crash. The release says Connecticut State Police continue to investigate the collision, including the circumstances that led Carmona-Lopez to travel against traffic on I-91. The body does not print whether he is in custody. The words struck his vehicle head-on are a link to the October 30 ICE post already on this page. This page is not merging that post into this release. OCT. 30 ICE POST.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE reposted Secretary Markwayne Mullin. The Mullin post is the post below. The ICE repost adds no new caption. This is not a second arrest. This is not a second deportation. Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted at 12:25 p.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted Secretary Markwayne Mullin. The Mullin post is the post below. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second arrest. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 12:24 p.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. MULLIN.

MULLIN. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted the White House post already on this page on Vicente Torres-Vasquez. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second arrest. This is not a second deportation. ICE already reposted that White House post at 12:09 p.m. Pacific. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 12:18 p.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted ICE San Francisco. The DHS repost adds no new caption. ICE San Francisco posted, “ICE San Francisco arrested criminal alien Paciano Ochoa Pena, 62, of Mexico, in Represa, CA. He was convicted of 1st-degree murder and sentenced to 30 to life. He is in ICE custody pending removal.” The post prints criminal alien. The post does not print illegal alien. The post prints 1st-degree with a hyphen. The post prints 30 to life. The post prints Represa, CA. A photo is on the ICE San Francisco post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. This is not a second arrest. ICE San Francisco posted at 10:10 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 12:18 p.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. ICE SAN FRANCISCO.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted ICE Los Angeles. The DHS repost adds no new caption. ICE Los Angeles posted, “ICE Los Angeles arrested criminal illegal alien Jesus Gonzalez-Lozano, 43, of Mexico, Nov. 10. Gonzalez is registered sex offender. He has convictions for sale of narcotics, DUI, and sexual battery. He is in ICE custody pending removal.” A siren emoji is at the start of that post. The post prints registered sex offender. The post does not print a before registered. The post prints Nov. 10. A photo is on the ICE Los Angeles post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. This is not a second arrest. ICE Los Angeles posted at 10:25 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 12:18 p.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. ICE LOS ANGELES.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted the ICE Buffalo post below. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second arrest. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 12:18 p.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. ICE BUFFALO.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Buffalo posted, “ICE Buffalo arrested Arturo Flores, a 53-year-old criminal illegal alien from Mexico, on Oct. 30. Kings County Supreme Court convicted him of murder with intent. Flores remains in ICE custody pending removal.” Two spaces are printed after Oct. 30. Two spaces are printed after intent. The post prints Oct. 30. The post prints Kings County Supreme Court. The post does not print a state. The post prints murder with intent. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE Buffalo posted at 12:13 p.m. Pacific. ICE BUFFALO.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE reposted the White House post below on Vicente Torres-Vasquez. The ICE repost adds no new caption. This is not a second arrest. This is not a second deportation. Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted at 12:09 p.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/13: The White House posted, “Illegal alien Vicente Torres-Vasquez entered the U.S. THREE times, was arrested four times for DUI, & convicted for a 2011 DUI crash that killed a U.S. Marine.” THREE is in capitals. The post prints an ampersand. The next line says, “Pritzker’s sanctuary Illinois released him without notifying ICE.” The apostrophe in Pritzker’s is curly. The next line says, “He is now arrested & will be deported. Zero tolerance. No exceptions.” The post prints an ampersand. The post does not print Gregory Errol Homola. The post does not print veteran. The post does not print a motorcycle. The post does not print November 11. Those lines are already on this page from the written release. Those lines are not merged into this post. This is not a second arrest. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. The White House posted at 12:08 p.m. Pacific. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/13: HSI posted, “HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE OPERATION SAIL AWAY: SIX INDICTED IN INTERNATIONAL COCAINE TRAFFICKING CONSPIRACY.” The line is in capitals. HSI said that as part of the @HSTaskForce, HSI, @DEAHQ, and law enforcement partners targeted a Colombian-Russian drug trafficking organization allegedly conspiring to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine into the United States. Allegedly is the post. HSI said two defendants also face charges of conspiring to provide material support to FARC-EP, a designated foreign terrorist organization. Face charges is not a conviction printed in this post. The post does not print the six names. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a city. The post links the U.S. Attorney release below. Not a YouTube video. This name Operation Sail Away was not already on this page. HSI posted at 12:01 p.m. Pacific. HSI. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana published the linked release before today’s HSI post. The office posted on November 10 that the title is “Colombian-Based Cocaine Importers Indicted in Drug Conspiracy and Conspiracy to Provide Material Support to the FARC.” The office posted, “New case brought as part of Homeland Security Task Force Operation Sail Away.” The office posted, “NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – A third superseding indictment recently unsealed in the Eastern District of Louisiana charges six members and associates of a Colombian-Russian drug trafficking organization with federal drug trafficking offenses, including conspiring to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine into the United States, announced U.S. Attorney David I. Courcelle.” The dash after LOUISIANA is an en dash. Charges is not a conviction printed in that post. Recently unsealed is not an indictment returned today. Today’s HSI post is not a second indictment. The November 10 post does not print the six names. This page is not adding names the posts do not print.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE reposted Secretary Markwayne Mullin. The Mullin post is the San Diego sanctuary post below. The ICE repost adds no new caption. This is not a second release. Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted at 11:58 a.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted the DHS general counsel post below on the southern-border asylum order. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second case. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 11:58 a.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. DHS GENERAL COUNSEL.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s Townhall link below. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second story. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 11:58 a.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s San Diego sanctuary post below. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second release. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 11:58 a.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/13: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted a Townhall link in a reply under his San Diego sanctuary post. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. This is not a second release. Not a YouTube video. Mullin posted at 11:55 a.m. Pacific. MULLIN. TOWNHALL.

BREAKING 11/13: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted, “Time and time again, sanctuary politicians openly and recklessly choose to endanger their constituents by releasing illegal aliens into their communities.” The next paragraph says, “Despite ICE lodging a detainer, San Diego sanctuary politicians released this illegal alien gang member from Mexico whose criminal history includes domestic violence, driving under the influence, and assault with a deadly weapon.” The next paragraph says, “If sanctuary politicians put an end to these heartless policies and started working with us, we could make their communities safe again.” The post does not print Julio Cesar Vazquez Hernandez. The post does not print Logan Heights. The post does not print the line about 7 out of the top 10 safest cities. That line is in the written release below. Those lines are not merged. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. Mullin posted at 11:54 a.m. Pacific. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/13: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “SANCTUARY INSANITY: DHS Blasts Sanctuary California for Releasing Illegal Alien Gang Member Arrested for Assault and Robbery.” The release date is November 13, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/13/2026. No clock time on the release. The deck says this illegal alien is an admitted active member of the Logan Heights Gang. On November 5, ICE lodged a detainer asking California not to release Julio Cesar Vazquez Hernandez, an illegal alien from Mexico, after the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office arrested him for domestic violence – violation of a restraining order. The dash is an en dash. The release says his criminal history includes a conviction for driving under the influence and prior arrests for participating in criminal street gang, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, and theft. The conviction line and the arrest line are not merged. He has admitted to being an active member of the Logan Heights Gang. The release says San Diego Central Jail refused the detainer and RELEASED him. RELEASED is in capitals. He remains at large. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said sanctuary politicians released this illegal alien gang member from Mexico whose criminal history includes domestic violence, driving under the influence, and assault with a deadly weapon, and that 7 out of the top 10 safest cities in the country cooperate with ICE. The release says he illegally entered at an unknown date and location. The release also lists older California cases. This page is not recopying those older cases. This name was not already on this page. This is not Ignacio Abraham Vazquez Hernandez, already on this page. This is not Julio Cesar Ojeda, already on this page. Not a YouTube video. DHS.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS General Counsel James Percival posted, “The single most important factor in the President’s success at the border has been this executive order, which he signed on day one.” The apostrophe in President’s is curly. The next line says, “After successfully preserving this authority in lower courts for two years, we look forward to presenting our arguments to the Supreme Court.” The post quote-posts the Associated Press. The quoted post says, “BREAKING: The Supreme Court will consider President Trump’s executive order suspending asylum access at the southern border.” The apostrophe in Trump’s is curly. The quoted post links an Associated Press story. No new arrest. No new name. No written DHS release with this caption was on the DHS press page. Not a YouTube video. The Associated Press posted at 11:03 a.m. Pacific. Percival posted at 11:49 a.m. Pacific. Reuters reported the same day that the Supreme Court agreed to consider the legality of President Trump’s restrictions on asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. DHS GENERAL COUNSEL. ASSOCIATED PRESS. AP STORY. REUTERS.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted, “Kayla Hamilton was just 20 years old when she was brutally raped and murdered by an illegal alien from El Salvador, just four months after he entered the U.S. illegally.” The post does not print the perpetrator’s name. The post does not print a city. The post does not print a court. The next lines say no prison sentence can compare to the sentence Kayla was given, that she will never get to graduate college, get married, have children or live the life she was meant to live, and that Angel Families share the loss of a loved one to a preventable tragedy. The post ends, “This is our WHY.” WHY is in capitals. A video about 41 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 11:22 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted again the Rehired Annuitant Criminal Investigator hiring caption already on this page from the 10:50 a.m. Pacific post. The words match. This is not a second job announcement. This is not a second announcement number. No new arrest. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 11:14 a.m. Pacific. ICE. EARLIER ICE POST.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted the ICE removals thread below. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not a second removal list. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. ICE.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted Secretary Markwayne Mullin. Mullin posted, “Under President Trump, there is absolutely ZERO chance this caravan will be allowed into the United States.” ZERO is in capitals. The DHS repost adds no new caption. This is not the 9:24 a.m. Pacific DHS post already on this page that says this caravan will NEVER enter our country. ZERO chance and NEVER are not merged. Not a YouTube video. DHS reposted at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. DHS REPOST. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/13: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted, “Under President Trump, there is absolutely ZERO chance this caravan will be allowed into the United States.” ZERO is in capitals. The post quote-posts NewsNation correspondent Ali Bradley. The quoted post is from Thursday, November 12. The quoted post begins with NEW in capitals. The quoted post says a caravan of about 1,500 migrants is heading north through southern Mexico. The quoted post says some told Reuters that Democrats winning control of Congress last week gave them new hope that U.S. immigration policies could change. The quoted post prints @Reuters. The quoted post says the group includes many families and left Tapachula near the Guatemala border Tuesday. The quoted post says parents carried young children in their arms and on their shoulders. The quoted post says their first stop is Mexico City, more than 600 miles away. The quoted post says they plan to ask the Mexican government for help and protection from detention as they travel north. The quoted post says some say they’ve survived kidnappings or other crimes in Mexico and hope to seek asylum in the U.S. The quoted post says the Trump administration has said these caravans will not make it into the United States. That line and Mullin’s ZERO chance line are not merged. The quoted post prints about 1,500. The quoted post does not print God With Us. The quoted post quotes Cesar Sandoval, a 47-year-old Nicaraguan who was deported from the U.S. a few months ago: “We believe the Democrats will help us… with God’s help.” The quoted post prints an ellipsis. The quoted post prints Nicaraguan. It does not print Nicaraguan citizen. Cesar Sandoval is already on this page from the 9:24 a.m. Pacific DHS item. This is not a second person. This post quote-posts Ali Bradley. The 9:24 a.m. post quote-posts Rapid Response 47 and prints NEVER. Those posts are not merged. This page is not confirming this group is the same as the November 12 caravan posts already on this page that do not print Cesar Sandoval. No new arrest. No written DHS release with this caption was on the DHS press page. A video about 3 minutes and 42 seconds long is on the quoted post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. Ali Bradley posted at 5:34 a.m. Pacific on November 12. Mullin posted at 10:54 a.m. Pacific. MULLIN. ALI BRADLEY.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted that it is accepting applications for Rehired Annuitant Criminal Investigator positions in Washington, D.C. ICE said these are full-time, temporary GS-14 positions open to previous ICE or CBP criminal investigators who have retired from federal service. ICE said to search USAJOBS for announcement number ST-13103085-27-DC, or learn more about ICE’s continuous hiring initiative on ICE’s website. The post prints Rehired Annuitant in title case. The post prints GS-14. The post does not print a salary. A magnifying-glass emoji is at the start of the USAJOBS line. No new arrest. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the deportation-officer hiring post already on this page. ICE posted at 10:50 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted, “Every day, ICE is making American communities safer by arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens.” ICE said yesterday’s removals included criminals convicted of domestic violence, DUI, and other heinous crimes. The post prints Yesterday’s removals. The post does not print Nov. 12. The thread names these four. No ages. No cities. No removal destinations. Photos are on the name posts. Not a YouTube video. The introduction prints domestic violence and DUI. The name lines do not print those two phrases. Those lines are not merged. This is not the November 10 removals thread already on this page. ICE posted at 10:13 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

The thread names these four. Ismael Roblero-Gonzalez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of battery-family violence and cruelty to children in the third degree. The post prints battery-family violence with a hyphen. This is not Robert Alejandro Ortuno Guerra, already on this page for third-degree cruelty to children. Tea Jean Marie Kamin, an illegal alien from Ivory Coast, convicted of disorderly conduct, two counts of battery, obstructing police, and two counts of family violence battery. The post prints two counts in lowercase. The post prints Ivory Coast. Jimy Ismar Medina Rapalo, an illegal alien from Honduras, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute controlled substance. The post does not print a drug name. Jose Felix Luevano-Nunez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of reckless driving involving alcohol or controlled substance and driving without a drivers license. The post prints drivers license with no apostrophe. The post does not print DUI on that line. These four names were not already on this page.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin reposted the 9:24 a.m. Pacific DHS post already on this page that begins, “Not going to happen.” The Mullin repost adds no new caption. This is not a second DHS post. Not a YouTube video. Mullin reposted at 10:10 a.m. Pacific. MULLIN REPOST. DHS.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS posted, “Not going to happen.” The next line says, “Under President Trump, the border remains secure and this caravan will NEVER enter our country.” NEVER is in capitals. The DHS caption does not print a name. The DHS caption does not print a country of origin. The DHS caption does not print a count. The DHS caption does not print God With Us. A video about 23 seconds long is on the DHS post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. The post quote-posts Rapid Response 47. The quoted post says, “There might be a light at the end of the tunnel, a way for us to get in,” said caravan participant Cesar Sandoval, a 47-year-old Nicaraguan citizen who was deported from the U.S. a few months ago. The quoted post says, “We believe the Democrats will help us… with God’s help,” he added before the group, dubbed “God With Us,” departed. The quoted post prints an ellipsis. The quoted post prints REUTERS/Damian Sanchez. A photo is on the quoted post. Cesar Sandoval was not already on this page. This is not the November 12 caravan posts already on this page. Those posts do not print Cesar Sandoval. Those posts do not print God With Us. This page is not confirming the groups are the same people. No new arrest. No written DHS release with this caption was on the DHS press page. DHS posted at 9:24 a.m. Pacific. The quoted post was at 7:02 a.m. Pacific. DHS. RAPID RESPONSE 47.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE reposted the DHS post below that begins, “RECORD ARRESTS & DEPORTATIONS.” The ICE repost adds no new caption. This is not a second record. This is not a new arrest total. Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted at 9:16 a.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. DHS.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS posted, “RECORD ARRESTS & DEPORTATIONS.” The post prints an ampersand. DHS said Fiscal Year 2026 saw the highest number of @ICEgov deportations and arrests for any year in ICE’s history. DHS said the total number of ICE arrests in Fiscal Year 2026 was more than all three full fiscal years under Biden combined. A down-arrow emoji is at the end. The post does not print 491,000. The post does not print 483,000. The post does not print 483,200. No new arrest. No new name. No photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is the social post of the November 12, 2026 written records release already on this page. This is not the 8:17 a.m. Pacific DHS records post already on this page. DHS posted at 9:15 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS reposted the White House. The White House posted, “BORDER CROSSINGS PLUMMET.” PLUMMET is in capitals. The period is printed. The next line says, “The momentum isn’t slowing down.” A fire emoji is at the end. A photo is on the White House post. The DHS repost adds no new caption. The post does not print a new apprehension number. Not a YouTube video. This is not the 8:22 a.m. Pacific DHS post already on this page that says apprehensions have PLUMMETED. PLUMMET and PLUMMETED are not merged. No new arrest. No new name. The White House posted at 9:05 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 9:09 a.m. Pacific. WHITE HOUSE. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Chicago posted a link to the November 13, 2026 DHS written release already on this page about Vicente Torres-Vasquez. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. This is not a second arrest. Not a YouTube video. ICE Chicago posted at 9:01 a.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO. DHS.

HSI posted the same Operation TorNado caption and video already on this page from the 9:00 a.m. Pacific ICE post. The HSI post says, “Watch U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche discuss Operation TorNado, a multiagency operation targeting criminal anonymity on the Tor network.” A video about 1 minute and 48 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second operation. This post does not print a new arrest total. HSI posted at 9:00 a.m. Pacific. HSI.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE Chicago posted a Fox News link on the Eldar Skander crash already on this page. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. This is not a second crash. This is not a second charge. Eldar Skander is already on this page. Not a YouTube video. ICE Chicago posted at 8:58 a.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS posted, “President Trump has given our Border Patrol agents the support and resources they’ve always needed to defend our homeland.” The next line says, “As a result, border crossing attempts are at HISTORIC LOWS.” HISTORIC LOWS is in capitals. The post does not print 17 consecutive months. The post does not print zero releases. The post does not print a new apprehension number. No new arrest. No new name. The post quote-posts Rapid Response 47. The quoted post text is a link. A photo is on the quoted post. The DHS post does not add a photo of its own. Not a YouTube video. This is not the November 2 DHS post already on this page that uses the same opening line and then prints 17 consecutive months. Those lines are not merged. DHS posted at 6:34 a.m. Pacific. The quoted post was at 6:07 a.m. Pacific. DHS. RAPID RESPONSE 47.

BREAKING 11/13: CBP posted that @USBPChiefSDC agents seized 33.4 lbs of cocaine ($641,280) and 1.02 lbs of meth ($1,000) during a vehicle stop on I-15. The post prints lbs. The post says smugglers tried to hide the drugs in a compartment. The post links the written release already on this page titled “U.S. Border Patrol intercepts shipment of cocaine and methamphetamine.” This is not a second seizure. The October 29, 2026 release already on this page prints 33.4 pounds of cocaine at $641,280 and 1.02 pounds of methamphetamine at $1,000. The November 3 quote-post already on this page is not this post. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted at 5:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP. CBP RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/13: The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol posted that a naturalized U.S. citizen has been convicted of conspiracy to transport illegal aliens. The chief said that last year, USBP agents and HSI investigated the individual and uncovered he was harboring illegal aliens at his residence and exploiting them at his business. The post prints last year. The post does not print 2025. The chief said the perpetrator faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250K fine. Faces up to is not a sentence the post prints as already imposed. The post does not print a name. The post does not print a city. The post does not print a court. The post does not print illegal alien as his status. He is a naturalized U.S. citizen in this post. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No written CBP or ICE release with this caption was on the newsroom lists checked this hour. The chief posted at 5:00 a.m. Pacific. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/13: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Responsible for Fatal DUI After Illinois Sanctuary Politicians Released Him.” The release date is November 13, 2026. Vicente Torres-Vasquez, an illegal alien from Mexico, caused a fatal crash in Wauconda, Illinois, on July 24, 2011, while driving under the influence. His victim was 55-year-old Gregory Errol Homola, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, who was on a motorcycle. Two other women in another vehicle were injured. He was convicted in 2012 of aggravated driving under the influence resulting in the death of another person and two counts of aggravated driving under the influence resulting in great bodily injury. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison. The release says he had previously been arrested four times for driving under the influence and convicted on three of the four counts. ICE lodged a detainer on January 16, 2017, with Illinois River Correctional Center in Canton, Illinois. On March 3, 2026, that prison transferred him to Stateville Correctional Center in Crest Hill, Illinois, ahead of parole. ICE lodged another detainer. On November 2, 2026, Stateville refused to honor the detainer and released him on parole without notifying ICE. On November 11, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Chicago arrested him at large. He remains in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. The release says he illegally entered through Arizona twice in March 2004 and was granted voluntary departure both times, then entered a third time at an unknown date and location. An immigration judge issued a final order of removal on November 11, 2010. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said sanctuary politicians in J.B. Pritzker’s Illinois refused to cooperate and released him without notifying ICE, and that ICE arrested him and he will now be deported. The release also lists older Illinois cases. This page is not recopying those older cases. This name was not already on this page. Not a YouTube video. DHS.

DHS posted the same arrest at 7:36 a.m. Pacific. The post says the July 24, 2011 crash killed Marine veteran Gregory Errol Homola, that Torres-Vasquez had been arrested four times for driving under the influence, that on November 2, 2026 sanctuary politicians refused the detainer and released him, and that on November 11 ERO Chicago arrested him at large. A video about 28 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. DHS.

ICE posted at 8:06 a.m. Pacific, “SANCTUARY ILLINOIS RELEASED ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO KILLED A U.S. MARINE VETERAN.” ICE said Vicente Torres-Vasquez, a Mexican illegal alien, illegally entered the U.S. three times, was arrested four times for DUI, and was convicted for the 2011 crash that killed U.S. Marine veteran Gregory Errol Homola. ICE said sanctuary Illinois released him from prison on parole without notifying ICE, and ERO Chicago arrested him. ICE said he will be deported. The post quote-posts Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin. This is the same arrest as the written release above. Those posts are not merged into one quote. Not a YouTube video. ICE.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted at 7:25 a.m. Pacific, “TWICE-DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED AFTER MASSIVE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE METH BUST IN GEORGIA.” ICE said the Homeland Security Task Force, DEA, and law enforcement partners seized more than 440 pounds of methamphetamine from a vehicle driven by Gerardo Miranda Mendoza, a Mexican illegal alien with two prior drug trafficking convictions. ICE said he was deported twice, returned illegally, and faces federal drug trafficking and illegal reentry charges. This name was not already on this page. No matching written release was on the ICE or DHS newsroom lists this morning. Not a YouTube video. ICE.

BREAKING 11/13: ICE posted at 9:00 a.m. Pacific, “Watch U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche discuss Operation TorNado, a multiagency operation targeting criminal anonymity on the Tor network.” ICE said the operation was a global dark web crackdown by the Justice Department with HSI and Joint Criminal Opioid and Darknet Enforcement partners, including partners from 13 other nations. A video about 1 minute and 48 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. The written Operation TorNado release is already on this page. This post does not print a new arrest total. ICE.

ICE also posted at 7:09 a.m. Pacific, “No safe haven. No hiding place.” ICE said Operation TorNado led to 354 arrests worldwide and the seizure of 5.7 metric tons of illicit drugs, 209 firearms, and $234 million-plus in criminal proceeds. The 354 arrests, the 5.7 metric tons, and the dollar figure are already on this page from the written release. The post prints 209 firearms. This page is not adding that firearm figure to the written release. This is not a new arrest. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE.

BREAKING 11/13: DHS posted at 8:22 a.m. Pacific, “PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT.” DHS said that under President Trump, migrant apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border have plummeted, and that the border is secured. The post does not print a new apprehension number. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the earlier “promises made and promises kept” line already on this page about a monthly ICE arrest record. DHS.

BREAKING 11/13: NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — CBP published a written release titled “CBP officers arrest U.S. citizen wanted on child molestation warrant at Rainbow Bridge.” The release date is November 13, 2026. On Nov. 9, officers at the Port of Buffalo Rainbow Bridge crossing encountered Antonios Adly, a 36-year-old U.S. citizen, on a bus returning from Canada. Officers confirmed an active warrant from the King County Sheriff’s Office in Seattle for failure to appear on felony child molestation charges. Officers turned him over to the New York State Police for extradition to Washington. He is a U.S. citizen. This is not an illegal-alien arrest. This name was not already on this page. Not a YouTube video. CBP.

BREAKING 11/12: CBP quote-posted the San Diego Sector chief post already on this page. CBP said, “Please don’t do this.” The apostrophe in don’t is straight. This is not the 8:45 a.m. Pacific quote-post already on this page. That caption reads, “Not only is crossing the border illegal, it is dangerous. Do not risk your life.” The 8:45 a.m. post now returns a notice that the post was deleted by the post author. This page is not removing that earlier item. The quoted chief post is still up. That post says climbing the border fence is not a shortcut, it is a rescue call waiting to happen, and that crossing illegally will lead to deportation. Two photos are on the quoted post. The CBP post does not add a photo of its own. No new arrest. No new name. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP. SAN DIEGO CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, “The @HSTaskForce is uniting law enforcement, intelligence, defense, financial, and diplomatic power under a single national framework to take on America’s biggest threats.” The apostrophe in America’s is curly. The post prints @HSTaskForce. The next paragraph says, “Operation TorNado, multi-agency and international law enforcement effort to take down fentanyl traffickers on the dark web led more than 350 arrests worldwide and the seizure of $234 million dollars, along with drugs and weapons.” The post prints TorNado with a capital N. The post does not print an before multi-agency. The post prints more than 350. The post prints dollars. The post does not print a name. The post does not say illegal alien. The post quote-posts the Justice Department. That post starts with .@AGToddBlanche and then prints, “There is no doubt that Operation TorNado saved lives across the country, and there is nothing that will stop this administration’s commitment to protecting the American people from synthetic drugs, which are lethal.” The quotation marks on that quote are straight. The apostrophe in administration’s is curly. A video about 49 seconds long is on the DHS post. A video about 51 seconds long is on the quoted post. The videos are on X. Not a YouTube video. No written DHS release with Operation TorNado was on the DHS press page. This is not the 9:14 a.m. Coast Guard drug post already on this page. DHS posted at 1:16 p.m. Pacific. The quoted post was at 12:17 p.m. Pacific. DHS. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

The Justice Department published a written release the same day. The title reads “International Law Enforcement Operation Targeting Opioid and Fentanyl Traffickers on the Dark Web Results in over 350 Arrests Worldwide and the Seizure of Drugs, Weapons, and over $234 Million.” The release date is November 12, 2026. The body prints 354 arrests. The DHS post prints more than 350. Those lines are not merged. The body prints over $234 million in both cash and virtual currencies and approximately 5.7 metric tons of illicit drugs worldwide. The DHS post prints $234 million dollars. The DHS post does not print 5.7 metric tons. Those lines are not merged. The release prints U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in the partner list. The DHS post does not print CBP. The release quotes Acting Executive Associate Director John A. Condon of Homeland Security Investigations. The DHS post does not print that name. The release names Stanislav Chernyshov, 30, a Russian national illegally residing in the United States, and his brother Vladislav Chernyshov, 35, a naturalized U.S. citizen. The release says they are charged with conspiracy to distribute Schedule I synthetic opioids in the Eastern District of Virginia. Charged is not a conviction printed in this release. The release lists other defendants. This page is not re-listing those cases. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted, “Under the leadership of @POTUS Trump and @SecMullinDHS, ICE is UNLEASHED to deliver on the American people’s mandate to arrest and deport illegal aliens.” The apostrophe in people’s is curly. UNLEASHED is in capitals. The post prints @POTUS. The post prints @SecMullinDHS. The next line says, “Yesterday, ICE DEPORTED murderers, gang members, drug dealers, and other violent criminals:” DEPORTED is in capitals. Yesterday is November 11, 2026. The post is marked as a thread. Ten cards follow. Eight of these names were not already on this page. Two names were already on this page. No photo is on the lead post. Not a YouTube video. The post does not print a count of people. The cards do not print a deportation date. No written ICE release with these ten names was on the ICE newsroom. No written DHS release with these ten names was on the DHS press page. ICE posted at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. DHS reposted the lead at 12:54 p.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. ICE. DHS REPOST.

The first card names Carlos Jonathan Lebron-Ruiz, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, convicted of murder of the third degree, conspiracy – murder of the third degree, firearms not to be carried without a license, 3 counts of aggravated assault, 2 counts of simple assault, 1 count of assault by prisoner and 1 count of recklessly endangering another person. The dash in conspiracy – murder is an en dash. The post prints 3 counts, 2 counts, and 1 count in numerals. Convicted is printed in this post. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Rajubhai B Patel, an illegal alien from India, convicted of conspiracy to commit money laundering. Convicted is printed in this post. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a dollar amount. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Maria De Los Angel Ixba-Zavaleta, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of trafficking in cocaine by possession (400+ grams) and possession with intent to sell or deliver cocaine. The post prints Angel. The post does not print Angeles. Convicted is printed in this post. The post prints 400+ grams. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Gabriel Paz, an illegal alien from Venezuela, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine while aboard a vessel and possession with intent to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine while aboard a vessel. The post prints both the conspiracy line and the possession line. Those lines are not merged. Convicted is printed in this post. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Yefri Nuevo Ruiz, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted drug dealing, to wit: methamphetamine. The post prints convicted drug dealing. The post does not print convicted of. The post prints a colon after wit. The post prints Nuevo Ruiz with a space. This name is already on this page as Yefri Nuevo-Ruiz. The November 6, 2026 written release already on this page prints a hyphen and prints convicted for manufacture, deliver, and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance in Wilmington, Delaware. Today’s post prints methamphetamine. Today’s post does not print Wilmington. Today’s post does not print Delaware. Those lines are not merged. This is not a second arrest. The lead says ICE deported yesterday. The card does not print deported. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Joel Castillo, an illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted of possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. This name is already on this page. The November 5, 2026 written release already on this page prints convicted for possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Today’s post prints convicted of. Today’s post does not print Fayetteville. Today’s post does not print North Carolina. Those lines are not merged. This is not a second arrest. The lead says ICE deported yesterday. The card does not print deported. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Adrian Roger Roger Paz Trochez, an illegal alien from Honduras, convicted of strangulation and abduction by force. The post prints Roger twice. Convicted is printed in this post. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Freddie Becerrille-Camacho, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to distribute 500 grams or more of a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of methamphetamine. Convicted is printed in this post. The post prints 500 grams or more. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Henry Daniel Rodriguez-Suarez, an illegal alien from Venezuela, convicted of burglary of habitation. Convicted is printed in this post. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a city. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

The next card names Rolando Miranda-Perez, an illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted of two counts of assault: malicious, victim severely injured. The charge line prints a colon. Convicted is printed in this post. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a deportation date. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted this card at 12:43 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE Chicago posted a link to the ICE newsroom copy of the November 12, 2026 records release already on this page. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. The post does not print 491,000. The post does not print 483,000. The post does not print 483,200. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second records total. This is not the 8:25 a.m. Pacific ICE Chicago post already on this page. That post links the Chicago vehicle arrest. ICE Chicago posted at 12:29 p.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO. ICE.

BREAKING 11/12: The White House posted, “This is what law enforcement looks like. The best is yet to come.” The next line says, “@ICEgov conducted a record number of arrests and deportations in fiscal year 2026.” The post prints fiscal year in lowercase. The post does not print 491,000. The post does not print 483,000. The post does not print 483,200. No new arrest. No new name. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is the social post of the November 12, 2026 written release already on this page. The White House posted at 12:02 p.m. Pacific. ICE reposted at 12:02 p.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. DHS reposted at 12:05 p.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. WHITE HOUSE. ICE REPOST. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, “Under President Trump’s leadership, more than 3 million migrants have left the U.S.” The apostrophe in Trump’s is curly. The next line says, “As of October, we have now deported nearly 1.2 million illegal aliens and arrested over 1.25 million illegal aliens.” The next line says, “Here are some examples of the worst illegal aliens arrested by @ICEgov during FY26.” A thread emoji is at the end of that line. The written release already on this page prints “Below are some examples of the worst illegal aliens arrested by ICE during FY26.” The post prints Here where the release prints Below. The post prints @ICEgov where the release prints ICE. Those lines are not merged. The post is marked as a thread. No photo is on the lead post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest dated today. The item already on this page says the release recites these examples and this page does not re-list them. DHS has now posted the ten name cards. Seven of these names were not already on this page. Three names were already on this page. DHS posted the lead at 12:03 p.m. Pacific. DHS. DHS RELEASE.

The first card names Raul Genesis Ortiz Moran, an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE in July 2026. DHS said he has been charged with second-degree murder and aggravated sexual battery after he allegedly sexually assaulted and murdered a 2-year-old girl in Louisa County, Virginia. Charged is not a conviction printed in this post. Allegedly is the post. The post prints a non-breaking space between murder and and. The post prints a non-breaking space between battery and after. DHS said that after his initial arrest by the Louisa County Sheriff’s Department, local authorities cooperated with federal law enforcement and turned him over to ICE custody. The apostrophe in Sheriff’s is curly. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:03 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Tou Lue Vang, an illegal alien from Laos, arrested by ICE on December 10, 2025. DHS said his criminal history includes a conviction for first-degree criminal sexual conduct in 2006 after he repeatedly assaulted a girl between 2002 and 2004. The post prints a non-breaking space between girl and between. DHS said in June 2026, Governor Tim Walz’s Minnesota Clemency Review Commission voted to grant Vang a pardon. The apostrophe in Walz’s is curly. DHS said ICE deported Vang in July 2026. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:03 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Josue David Carranza-Castellon, an illegal alien from Honduras, arrested by ICE in June 2026 at Newark International Airport in New Jersey. DHS said he was attempting to flee the country due to being wanted on charges of homicide – negligent manslaughter with a vehicle in Maryland. The dash in homicide – negligent is an en dash. The post prints a non-breaking space between vehicle and in. Wanted on a charge is not a conviction printed in this post. DHS said his criminal history includes a prior conviction for fourth-degree sex offense and an arrest for lewd or lascivious acts with a minor. The post prints a non-breaking space between offense and and. The sex-offense line is a conviction printed in this post. The lewd-acts line is an arrest, not a conviction printed in this post. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:03 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Giovanna Mercedes Moreno Occhipinti, an illegal alien from Venezuela, arrested by ICE in May 2026. DHS said she has been charged with unlawful use of weapon and weapons offense after her alleged participation in a Tren de Aragua-involved mass shooting at a house party in Chicago in December 2024. Charged is not a conviction printed in this post. Alleged is the post. The post prints a non-breaking space between weapon and and. DHS said she allegedly drove the vehicle while two shooters inside the vehicle opened fire on the party, killing three people and injuring several others, and then helped the shooters evade law enforcement after the crime. Allegedly is the post. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:03 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Georgii Gabiev, an illegal alien from Russia, arrested by ICE in June 2026 in Brooklyn, New York. DHS said Gabiev had pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide after causing a crash that killed American truck driver Tim Tarnowski in Chippewa County, Minnesota in March 2024. The post prints a non-breaking space between homicide and after. Pleaded guilty is printed in this post. DHS said at the time of the crash, Gabiev was watching a video about learning English on his iPad while driving. DHS said he served just 120 days in jail after his guilty plea. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Felipe Linares De Oliveira Dell Aquilla, an illegal alien from Brazil, arrested by ICE in June 2026 in Mooresville, North Carolina. DHS said he previously served as the commander of Primeiro Comando Da Capital (PCC) and Comando Vermelho (CV), both of which are designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations(FTOs). The post prints Organizations(FTOs) with no space before the parenthesis. The written release prints a space before (FTOs). DHS said he has an international warrant in his home country for criminal association and extortion. The post prints a non-breaking space between association and and. The post prints a non-breaking space between the period after extortion and At. An international warrant is not a conviction printed in this post. DHS said at the time of his arrest, he was holding his own wife hostage as he prepared to flee to Mexico. A photo is on the post. This name is already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Aman Kumar, an illegal alien from India, arrested by ICE in May 2026 in Fresno, California. DHS said he was charged with felony hit and run: death or injury after causing an accident in April 2026 that injured a 4-year-old boy before fleeing the scene. Charged is not a conviction printed in this post. The post prints a non-breaking space between injury and after. The charge line prints a colon. DHS said that although he was arrested by the Fresno Sheriff’s Department the day after the accident, sanctuary politicians in California released him from jail. The apostrophe in Sheriff’s is curly. DHS said ICE arrested him the following month. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Soili Xiomara Aparicio-Santos, an illegal alien from Honduras, arrested by ICE in April 2026. DHS said she had previously been convicted of second-degree attempted murder, first and second-degree attempted assault, and endangering the welfare of a child after she attempted to smother her one-day-old son with a pillow in New York. Convicted is printed in this post. The post prints a non-breaking space between the comma after assault and and. The post prints a non-breaking space between child and after. DHS said local authorities cooperated with ICE and notified ICE law enforcement ahead of her release. DHS said ICE deported Aparicio-Santos on April 15. The post does not print a year after April 15. A photo is on the post. This name was not already on this page. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names John Young Cotter Johnstone, an illegal alien from the United Kingdom, arrested by ICE in April 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. DHS said the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department arrested him and charged him with felony animal torture after receiving video evidence of Johnstone repeatedly torturing dogs at the animal shelter where he worked. Charged is not a conviction printed in this post. The post prints a non-breaking space between torture and after. DHS said the day after his arrest, Clark County officials honored ICE’s detainer and turned him over to ICE custody. The apostrophe in ICE’s is curly. A photo is on the post. This name is already on this page. An earlier item prints four felony counts of willfully torturing, maiming, or mutilating animals. Today’s post prints felony animal torture. Those lines are not merged. This is not a new arrest announced today. DHS posted this card at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Rajinder Kumar, an illegal alien from India, arrested by ICE in April 2026. DHS said he has been charged with criminally negligent homicide and reckless endangering after he jackknifed his semi-truck and trailer in Deschutes County, Oregon, causing a wreck that killed a newlywed couple. Charged is not a conviction printed in this post. The post prints a non-breaking space between homicide and and. The post prints a non-breaking space between endangering and after. DHS said that despite ICE lodging a detainer for Kumar after his arrest, sanctuary politicians refused to honor it and released him in April. DHS said ICE arrested him later the same month. A photo is on the post. This name is already on this page. An earlier item says he was indicted in Deschutes County on two counts of first-degree manslaughter and three counts of recklessly endangering another person. Today’s post prints criminally negligent homicide and reckless endangering. Those lines are not merged. This is not a new arrest. This is not a second transfer. DHS posted this card at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE reposted the DHS post already on this page that begins, “While Americans took time to observe Veteran’s Day with loved ones.” The ICE repost adds no new caption. This is not a second arrest. Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted at 11:44 a.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted, “Sanctuary is a political choice. Public safety is a government obligation.” The opening quotation mark is curly. The closing quotation mark is curly. ICE said ICE VOICE Director @angeldadjoe knows firsthand the devastating impact of extremist, anti-American immigration policies after losing his daughter Katie in sanctuary Illinois. The post does not print Katie Abraham. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a date of death. ICE said that in his latest op-ed, he calls for accountability from elected officials and makes clear that the American Dream is not an exemption from responsibility. The next line says, “American lives should NEVER take a backseat to extremist political agendas.” NEVER is in capitals. The post links a Townhall column by Joe Abraham. The link prints 2026/11/11. The column headline is “The American Dream Is Not an Exemption From Responsibility.” No new arrest. No new charge. No photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. Katie Abraham is already on this page. This is not the November 9 ICE post already on this page. ICE posted at 11:43 a.m. Pacific. ICE. TOWNHALL.

BREAKING 11/12: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Drug Traffickers.” The release date is November 12, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/12/2026. No clock time on the release. The subhead says DHS is carrying out the American people’s mandate to remove illegal aliens and secure our borders. The release says yesterday ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens across the country, convicted for murder, sexual conduct with a minor, and possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Yesterday is November 11, 2026. The release does not print a clock time for those arrests. The release lists five people. These five names were not already on this page. No YouTube video. DHS.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “While Americans took time to observe Veterans Day with loved ones, ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens, including murderers, pedophiles, and drug traffickers.” Mullin said, “Under President Trump’s leadership, there will be no amnesty for illegal aliens. Arresting and deporting illegal aliens saves lives.” The release prints Veterans Day with no apostrophe. The release points readers to wow.dhs.gov. WOW.

The release names Raymond Jones, a criminal illegal alien from Trinidad and Tobago, convicted for murder in New York City, New York. A photo is on the release. The release does not print an arrest date. The release does not print an age.

The release names Adrian Duran-Sequra, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for sexual conduct with a minor and illegal reentry in Jasper County, South Carolina. A photo is on the release. The release does not print an arrest date.

The release names Eddy Chacon-Cruz, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted for lewd act upon a child and illegal reentry in Los Angeles County, California. A photo is on the release. The release does not print an arrest date.

The release names Aurelio Cervantes-Cabrera, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for distribution of cocaine and possession with intent to distribute in the Northern District of Indiana. A photo is on the release. The release does not print an arrest date.

The release names Araldo Renald, a criminal illegal alien from Haiti, convicted for possession of cocaine, burglary, possession of firearm/ammunition, and attempted assault in Lee County, Florida. A photo is on the release. The release does not print an arrest date.

DHS posted that list at 10:56 a.m. Pacific. The lead post prints Veteran’s Day with an apostrophe. The written release prints Veterans Day with no apostrophe. The lead post says, “Arresting and deporting illegal aliens like these saves lives.” The written release does not print like these in that sentence. The post is marked as a thread. Photos are on the five name cards. Not a YouTube video. DHS.

The first card names Raymond Jones. The post text matches the release line. DHS posted this card at 10:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Adrian Duran-Sequra. The post prints “minorand” with no space before and. The written release prints a space. DHS posted this card at 10:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Eddy Chacon-Cruz. The post prints “childand” with no space before and. The written release prints a space. DHS posted this card at 10:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Aurelio Cervantes-Cabrera. The post text matches the release line on distribution of cocaine and possession with intent to distribute in the Northern District of Indiana. DHS posted this card at 10:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

The next card names Araldo Renald. The post text matches the release line. DHS posted this card at 10:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “DHS Highlights Worst Illegal Aliens Arrested in Houston, Texas.” The release date is November 12, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/12/2026. No clock time on the release. This is the written release that was not on the DHS press page when the Houston Mullin thread below was filed. Four names in this release are already on this page from that thread. The written release adds one name that thread did not print. The written quote prints “But DHS will never stop removing dangerous illegal aliens from our communities.” The Mullin post below does not print But in that sentence. The written quote prints “our communities.” No YouTube video. DHS.

The release names Victor Andres Ayala Rosales, an illegal alien from El Salvador, arrested by ICE on October 12. His criminal history includes a conviction for indecency with a child by sexual contact. He illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location. The release does not print a later removal. A photo is on the release. This name was not already on this page.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted, “The way it was.” The next line says, “The way it can be again.” The post links ice.gov/join. No new arrest. No new name. No new charge. A video of about one minute is on the post. Not a YouTube video. The join link is already on this page from an October 30 ICE post and a November 9 ICE post. This is not those posts. ICE posted at 10:52 a.m. Pacific. ICE. JOIN.

BREAKING 11/12: HOUSTON — Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted that sanctuary politicians are putting political power over protecting their constituents, and that DHS will never stop removing dangerous illegal aliens from communities. Mullin said that in the city of Houston, Texas, “we have arrested cop-killers, child molesters, and drunk drivers.” Mullin said, “The mission continues, and we won’t let sanctuary politicians stop us from arresting and removing criminals like these.” The post is marked as a thread. No new arrest dated today. Not a YouTube video. Mullin posted at 10:02 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted the lead post at 10:02 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. MULLIN. DHS REPOST.

The thread names four people. These arrest dates are October. These are not arrests announced as happening today. Mullin said Javier Hernandez Alcon, an illegal alien from Mexico, was arrested by ICE on October 20. Mullin said his criminal history includes convictions for homicide – willful killing of a police officer with a weapon, burglary – forced entry of a residence, and illegal entry. Mullin said that after an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on March 6, 2000, he was deported twice, in 2000 and 2014, before illegally entering the United States for a THIRD time at an unknown date and location. THIRD is in capitals. The post does not print a deportation date after that third entry. A photo is on the post. MULLIN.

Mullin said Apolinar Santibanez Avellanea, an illegal alien from Mexico, was arrested by ICE on October 16. Mullin said his criminal history includes convictions for murder and driving while intoxicated. Mullin said he had been deported twice before, in 2008 and 2025, before illegally re-entering at an unknown date and location. Mullin said ICE deported him on October 27, 2026. That line prints a completed removal. A photo is on the post. MULLIN.

Mullin said Robert Alejandro Ortuno Guerra, an illegal alien from Venezuela, was arrested by ICE on October 2. Mullin said his criminal history includes convictions for third-degree cruelty to children and attempting to evade arrest with a vehicle. Mullin said he illegally entered the United States through Texas in May 2023 and was arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol. Mullin said he was then RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration. RELEASED is in capitals. Mullin said an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on May 2, 2024. The post does not print a later removal. A photo is on the post. Mullin posted this card at 10:05 a.m. Pacific. MULLIN.

Mullin said Jose Francis Diaz Cortez, an illegal alien from Honduras, was arrested by ICE on October 27. Mullin said his criminal history includes a conviction for aggravated kidnapping result in in bodily injury. The post prints “result in in.” Mullin said he illegally entered the United States through Texas in September 2023 and was arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol. Mullin said he was then RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration. RELEASED is in capitals. Mullin said an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on November 3, 2026. The post does not print a removal after that order. A photo is on the post. These four names were not already on this page. No written DHS release with this Houston thread was on the DHS press page. Mullin posted this card at 10:06 a.m. Pacific. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/12: CBP quote-posted Port Director TenaVel T. Thomas. CBP said, “CBP’s law enforcement partnerships are critical to US national security. These partnerships ensure dangerous individuals are brought to justice and our communities remain safe.” The quoted post says CBP officers recently assisted the U.S. Marshals Service with the arrival and processing of three Foreign Terrorist Organization members from Ecuador who are set to stand trial on a long list of criminal charges in both the Eastern District of New York and the Southern District of New York. The port director’s post prints EDNY and SDNY. The port director’s post does not print the three names. The CBP caption does not print the three names. Set to stand trial is not a conviction printed in this post. A photo is on the quoted post. Not a YouTube video. This post was not already on this page. The port director posted at 4:32 a.m. Pacific on November 10. CBP quote-posted at 10:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP. PORT DIRECTOR.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, “The Trump administration is stopping illegal aliens from gaming the asylum system.” DHS said a twice deported illegal alien who evaded deportation a third time by claiming to be transgender was arrested for attempting to hijack an airplane. DHS said it will continue to remove as many illegal aliens as possible from the country. The post does not print a name. The post does not print Honduras. The post does not print United Airlines. A video about 107 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second arrest. This is not a second detainer. This is the same Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto case already on this page. DHS posted at 9:26 a.m. Pacific. ICE reposted it at 9:35 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. DHS. ICE REPOST.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS reposted ICE New Orleans. ICE New Orleans said it arrested Jairo Dagoberto Rodriguez-Munoz, a 36-year-old illegal alien from Guatemala, wanted in Douglas County, Georgia, on a child molestation charge. Wanted on a charge is not a conviction printed in this post. The post does not print an arrest date. The post says taking wanted offenders into custody helps keep dangerous individuals off the streets. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. No written ICE release with this name was on the ICE newsroom. ICE New Orleans posted at 9:06 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 9:18 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. ICE NEW ORLEANS. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS reposted HSI San Antonio. HSI San Antonio said HSI Laredo will not tolerate businesses that exploit immigration laws and undercut lawful workers. HSI said a Laredo transportation company owner was indicted for allegedly using unauthorized B-1 drivers for domestic freight routes and saving nearly $300K in labor costs. Allegedly is the post. Indicted is not a conviction printed in this post. The HSI post does not print the owner’s name. The post quote-posts the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas. That post says, “Trucking company owner charged in labor scheme involving unauthorized non-citizen drivers,” and links the Justice Department release. Charged is not a conviction. A photo is on the HSI post. Not a YouTube video. This indictment was not already on this page. HSI San Antonio posted at 7:32 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 9:18 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. HSI SAN ANTONIO. USAO. DHS REPOST. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted “DRUGS SEIZED, LIVES SAVED.” The line is in capitals. DHS said that as of October 28, the U.S. Coast Guard has INTERDICTED over 634,901 pounds of drugs, and that this is 219,427,501 lethal doses that would otherwise have infested American communities. INTERDICTED is in capitals. The post prints @USCG. DHS said Coast Guard crews are taking the fight to narco-terrorists in the maritime domain, denying them the routes they rely on to move drugs, money and violence. No new arrest. No new name of an illegal alien. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This pound total was not already on this page. DHS posted at 9:14 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: CBP quote-posted the San Diego Sector chief. CBP said, “Not only is crossing the border illegal, it is dangerous. Do not risk your life.” The quote-post adds that caption. It does not print a new count. It does not print a new name. It does not print an arrest. Two photos are on the quoted post. The CBP post does not add a photo of its own. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted at 8:45 a.m. Pacific. CBP. SAN DIEGO CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE Chicago posted a link to the November 12, 2026 written release on this page titled “ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Who Intentionally Ran Over and Dragged Officer with Vehicle in Chicago.” The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. The post does not print a new name. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second arrest. ICE Chicago posted at 8:28 a.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO.

HSI Kansas City posted a link to that same DHS written release one minute earlier. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second arrest. HSI Kansas City posted at 8:28 a.m. Pacific. HSI KANSAS CITY.

ICE Chicago then posted a link to the ICE newsroom copy of that same Chicago vehicle arrest. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second arrest. ICE Chicago posted at 8:25 a.m. Pacific. HSI Kansas City posted a link to that same ICE newsroom copy at 8:25 a.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO. HSI KANSAS CITY.

BREAKING 11/12: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “ICE Breaks Records in Fiscal Year 2026, With Most Arrests and Deportations in Agency’s History.” The apostrophe in Agency’s is curly. The release date is November 12, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/12/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The dateline uses an en dash. The deck says, “Fiscal Year 2026 alone dwarfed deportation and arrest numbers from the entirety of the Biden Administration.” The deck does not print a period. DHS said ICE broke the record for the highest number of deportations and arrests in any fiscal year in Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26), with more than 491,000 immigration arrests and more than 483,000 deportations. In FY26, ICE carried out 483,200 deportations, which broke the record for the highest number of deportations in the agency’s history. The apostrophe in agency’s is curly. This surpasses the previous record held by FY25, which saw 442,640 deportations. FY26’s deportation total is almost the same as all three full fiscal years under the Biden Administration (FY22, FY23, and FY24) combined, at 486,000. The apostrophe in FY26’s is curly. FY26’s total is also more than eight times the number of deportations in Biden’s first fiscal year, as FY21 saw just over 59,000 deportations. The apostrophe in Biden’s is curly. FY26’s arrest total includes nearly 475,000 administrative arrests, which is by far the highest total in ICE’s history. The apostrophe in FY26’s is straight. The apostrophe in ICE’s is curly. FY26’s arrest total is greater than the entirety of the three full fiscal years under the Biden Administration (FY22, FY23, and FY24) combined, at less than 427,000. It is also more than six times the number of arrests in Biden’s first fiscal year, as FY21 saw just over 74,000 arrests. In the month of September, ICE carried out more than 48,000 arrests, as well as 44,000 removals. This arrest total represents a more than 300% increase over the average September during the Biden Administration. This follows several record-breaking months, with August shattering the record for the most illegal aliens arrested by ICE in a single month, at 50,925. This broke the previous record held by July 2026, which saw 50,208 illegal aliens arrested. The record prior to July was held by June 2026, when 43,900 illegal aliens were arrested. Two charts are on the release. Not a YouTube video. This title was not already on this page. ICE published a written release with the same statement. The ICE title prints “ICE breaks records in fiscal year 2026, with most arrests and deportations in Agency’s history.” The ICE title prints breaks in lowercase. The ICE title prints fiscal year in lowercase. DHS. ICE.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “I couldn’t be prouder of the brave men and women of ICE, who just broke more historic records.” The apostrophe in couldn’t is curly. Mullin said Fiscal Year 2026 saw the highest number of ICE deportations and arrests for any year in ICE’s history. The apostrophe in ICE’s is curly. Mullin said September 2026 was the best September in ICE’s history in terms of arrests. Mullin said the total number of ICE arrests in Fiscal Year 2026 was more than all three full fiscal years under Biden combined, as the patriots of ICE work around the clock to make America safe again. Mullin said, “Thanks to President Trump’s leadership, ICE has been unleashed to target and remove illegal aliens so that we can save American lives.” The apostrophe in Trump’s is curly. The release then says that under President Trump’s leadership, more than 3 million migrants have left the U.S. As of October, we have now deported nearly 1.2 million illegal aliens and arrested over 1.25 million illegal aliens. The release then recites examples of worst illegal aliens arrested during FY26. Those are not new arrests announced today. This page does not re-list them.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, “Fiscal Year 2026 was a record breaking year for @ICEgov arrests and removals.” The post prints record breaking as two words. The post does not print a hyphen. The next line says, “The deportations will continue.” The period is printed. Two photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is the social post of the November 12, 2026 written release already on this page. The post does not print 491,000. The post does not print 483,000. The post does not print 483,200. DHS posted at 8:17 a.m. Pacific. DHS then posted the written-release URL. ICE reposted the caption post at 8:19 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. DHS reposted the ICE records post below at 8:13 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. DHS. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted “ICE SHATTERS ARREST AND DEPORTATION RECORDS IN FY 2026.” The line is in capitals. ICE said it recorded more than 491,000 immigration arrests and 483,000 deportations in FY 2026 — the highest totals in agency history, with more than EIGHT times as many deportations and SIX times as many arrests as in Biden’s first fiscal year, and more than TWICE as many deportations as in Obama’s final full fiscal year. EIGHT is in capitals. SIX is in capitals. TWICE is in capitals. The dash is an em dash. The apostrophe in Biden’s is curly. The apostrophe in Obama’s is curly. The written release already on this page does not print Obama. Those lines are not merged. ICE said that under President Trump’s leadership, ICE has been unleashed to remove illegal aliens and deliver on the mandate of the American people. The apostrophe in Trump’s is curly. ICE said the patriots of ICE are delivering historic results, and the work to MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN will not slow down. MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN is in capitals. The ICE post does not print 483,200. The ICE post does not print 442,640. The ICE post does not print 475,000. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 8:12 a.m. Pacific. Secretary Mullin reposted it at 8:17 a.m. Pacific. The Mullin repost adds no new caption. ICE. MULLIN REPOST.

BREAKING 11/12: Rapid Response 47 posted, “.@ICEgov carried out the most deportations and arrests of any fiscal year in history in Fiscal Year 2026.” The post prints .@ICEgov. Two photos are on the post. Two emojis follow the period, a flexed biceps and a United States flag. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second records total. Rapid Response 47 posted at 8:21 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted it at 8:36 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. Secretary Mullin reposted it at 8:39 a.m. Pacific. The Mullin repost adds no new caption. ICE reposted it at 9:08 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/12: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted, “I couldn’t be prouder of the brave men and women of @ICEgov, who just broke more historic records.” The apostrophe in couldn’t is straight. The post prints @ICEgov. The written release already on this page prints ICE in that sentence and prints a curly apostrophe in couldn’t. Those lines are not merged. Mullin said Fiscal Year 2026 saw the HIGHEST number of ICE deportations and arrests for any year in ICE’s history. HIGHEST is in capitals. The apostrophe in ICE’s is straight. Mullin said September 2026 was the best September in ICE’s history in terms of arrests. Mullin said the total number of ICE arrests in Fiscal Year 2026 was more than all three full fiscal years under Biden COMBINED. COMBINED is in capitals. Mullin said, “Thanks to @POTUS Trump’s leadership, ICE has been UNLEASHED to target and remove illegal aliens so that we can save American lives.” The apostrophe in Trump’s is straight. UNLEASHED is in capitals. The post prints @POTUS. The written release already on this page prints President Trump’s leadership and prints unleashed in lowercase. Those lines are not merged. No new arrest. No new name. Not a YouTube video. Mullin posted at 7:03 a.m. Pacific. ICE reposted it at 7:07 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. DHS reposted it at 7:06 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/12: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Who Intentionally Ran Over and Dragged Officer with Vehicle in Chicago.” The release date is November 12, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/12/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The dateline uses an en dash. The deck says, “This illegal alien has previously been deported SEVEN times.” SEVEN is in capitals. The deck does not print a period. DHS said ICE arrested an illegal alien who intentionally struck an ICE officer with his vehicle in Chicago, sending the officer to the hospital. On November 10, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Chicago pulled over Jose Juan Garnica-Naranjo, an illegal alien from Mexico, during a targeted enforcement operation in Chicago Heights. His criminal history includes prior arrests for assault and domestic violence. The release prints prior arrests. The release does not print convicted in that criminal-history line. When officers ordered Garnica-Naranjo to shut off his engine, he refused to comply. As officers then attempted to remove him from the vehicle, he sped away while an ICE officer was still partially inside the vehicle through the driver-side door. The release prints driver-side door. After Garnica-Naranjo drove over a median, the officer was thrown from the vehicle before being struck by the vehicle as Garnica-Naranjo fled the scene. The officer was sent to the hospital with a leg injury but has since been released. ICE officers apprehended Garnica-Naranjo later the same day. A photo caption prints Jose Juan Garnica-Naranjo. A second photo caption prints, “The injuries sustained by the officer.” Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. This is not the Chicago Heights Latin Kings warrant already on this page. ICE published a written release with the same statement. The ICE title prints “ICE arrests illegal alien who intentionally ran over and dragged officer with vehicle in Chicago.” The ICE title prints arrests in lowercase. DHS. ICE.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “This illegal alien used his vehicle to assault one of our ICE officers, hospitalizing the officer.” Mullin said, “Thankfully, the officer has since been released from the hospital. This illegal alien’s prior criminal history includes assault and domestic violence.” The apostrophe in alien’s is curly. Mullin said this is just the latest example of the staggering rise in anti-ICE violence, with our officers facing a more than 1,600% increase in assaults against them. Mullin said this is the result of anti-ICE rhetoric from sanctuary politicians like Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker. Mullin said DHS is calling on Governor Pritzker and all other sanctuary politicians to knock off this violent rhetoric and start cooperating with ICE before any more officers are injured in the line of duty. The release says Garnica-Naranjo has previously been deported SEVEN times, all in 2013. SEVEN is in capitals. He then illegally re-entered the country at an unknown date and location. The release then recites earlier Illinois cases. Those are not new arrests in this release. This page does not re-list them.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted “ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED AFTER DRAGGING AND STRIKING ICE OFFICER WITH VEHICLE.” The line is in capitals. ICE said Jose Garnica-Naranjo, a Mexican illegal alien convicted of domestic violence and assault, refused to turn off his vehicle during a targeted ICE operation in Illinois. The post prints Jose Garnica-Naranjo. The post does not print Juan. The post prints convicted. The written release already on this page prints prior arrests. The post prints Illinois. The written release prints Chicago Heights. Those lines are not merged. ICE said that as officers attempted to remove him, he hit the gas with an officer partially inside the driver-side window, throwing him from the vehicle before striking him as he fled. The post prints driver-side window. The written release prints driver-side door. The post prints hit the gas. The written release prints sped away. Those lines are not merged. ICE said the officer was hospitalized and has since been released. ICE said Garnica-Naranjo was arrested and is now in custody. ICE said this is the result of extremist, anti-American rhetoric from radical politicians that has driven a more than 1,600% increase in assaults against ICE officers. The post does not print Pritzker. The written release prints Governor J.B. Pritzker. Those lines are not merged. ICE said the men and women of ICE risk their lives every day to protect our homeland. ICE said violence against our officers will NOT be tolerated. NOT is in capitals. ICE said anyone who assaults them WILL face justice. WILL is in capitals. The ICE post does not print SEVEN. The ICE post does not print 2013. The ICE post does not print a median. The ICE post does not print a leg injury. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 7:29 a.m. Pacific. ICE then posted a Fox News link. The post text is the link. DHS reposted the ICE headline post at 7:31 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. ICE. ICE.

The Fox News link ICE posted is titled, on the Fox page, “ICE officer allegedly dragged by car during Chicago Heights arrest.” Fox prints allegedly. Fox prints Chicago Heights. The ICE headline post above does not print allegedly. The ICE headline post above does not print Chicago Heights. Those lines are not merged. Fox said an illegal immigrant with a prior criminal history was arrested Wednesday after allegedly dragging an ICE officer with his car while fleeing an arrest attempt outside Chicago. Fox prints illegal immigrant. ICE prints illegal alien. Fox prints Wednesday. The written release prints November 10 for the pull-over. Those date lines are not merged. Fox prints Jose Garnica-Naranjo, 32, a Mexican citizen. Fox prints 32. The ICE post above does not print 32. The written release does not print 32. Those ages are not merged. Fox said ICE officers spotted Garnica-Naranjo leaving a home in Chicago Heights on Tuesday morning and followed his car at a distance before attempting to initiate a traffic stop. Fox said he then drove over a raised center median planted with trees. Fox said the officer suffered contusions, cuts and scrapes to his legs, though tests confirmed no broken bones. The written release prints a leg injury. The written release does not print contusions. The written release does not print no broken bones. Those injury lines are not merged. Fox said ICE noted that Garnica-Naranjo’s criminal record includes prior convictions for domestic violence and assault. Fox prints convictions. The written release prints prior arrests. Those lines are not merged. Not a YouTube video. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted that Jose Garnica-Naranjo, a Mexican illegal alien with a criminal history including domestic violence and assault, hospitalized an ICE officer when he dragged him with his vehicle during a traffic stop. The post prints a criminal history including. The post does not print convicted. The post does not print prior arrests. The ICE post above prints convicted. The written release prints prior arrests. Those lines are not merged. DHS said that when officers attempted to remove him from the vehicle, Garnica accelerated and fled while an @EROChicago officer was partially inside the vehicle through the driver-side window. The post prints Garnica in that sentence. The post prints driver-side window. The post prints @EROChicago. DHS said this is the result of anti-ICE rhetoric from sanctuary politicians that empower illegal aliens to think they are above the law. DHS said sanctuary politicians need to knock off this violent rhetoric and start cooperating with ICE before any more officers are injured in the line of duty. The post does not print Pritzker. The post does not print 1,600%. The post quote-posts ICE Chicago. The quoted post text is a Fox News link. The quoted post prints a tracking parameter in the URL. A photo is not on the DHS post itself. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second arrest. DHS posted at 7:15 a.m. Pacific. ICE reposted it at 7:18 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. ICE Chicago posted that Fox News link at 5:58 a.m. Pacific. The ICE Chicago post text is the link. The ICE Chicago post does not print a caption above the link. DHS. ICE CHICAGO.

BREAKING 11/12: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “ICE Requests Local Authorities Not Release Criminal Illegal Alien Who Attempted To Hijack a Plane.” The release date is November 12, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/12/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The dateline uses an en dash. The title prints To Hijack a Plane. The title prints To with a capital T. The deck says, “This twice-deported criminal illegal alien was allowed into the country after he tried to illegally enter for a third time because he claimed asylum, citing he was afraid he would be killed because he is transgender.” The deck does not print a period. This is the written release on the Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto detainer already on this page from November 10. This is not a second detainer. This is not a second cockpit attempt. On November 9, Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, an illegal alien from Honduras, attempted to storm the cockpit of a United Airlines plane traveling from Newark, New Jersey to New Orleans, Louisiana, claiming to have a bomb. After the plane landed, he was taken into custody and charged with felony bomb threat, terroristic threats, and disorderly conduct. Charged is not a conviction printed in this release. On November 10, ICE lodged a detainer with local authorities requesting they do not release this public safety threat without notifying ICE. A photo caption prints Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto. After having previously been deported twice, he illegally entered the country a third time and claimed asylum. A judge granted him asylum after he claimed to be transgender, allowing him to stay in the country. A second photo caption prints Gomez-Alberto’s asylum application. The apostrophe in Gomez-Alberto’s is straight. The November 10 DHS post already on this page says he was released a third time, pending removal proceedings, by a judge. This written release prints a judge granted him asylum after he claimed to be transgender. Those lines are not merged. The November 10 DHS post already on this page does not print transgender. The November 10 DHS post already on this page does not print United Airlines. The November 10 DHS post already on this page does not print Newark. The November 10 DHS post already on this page does not print New Orleans. Not a YouTube video. No ICE newsroom written release with this title was on the ICE newsroom. DHS.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “This criminal illegal alien attempted to storm the cockpit, hijack a plane, and claimed he had a bomb. Thanks to law enforcement, he is now behind bars. This twice-deported criminal illegal alien was allowed into our country because of a weak asylum system that allowed him to game the system.” Mullin said that under President Trump’s leadership, ICE has arrested 2,312 known or suspected terrorists and is strengthening our asylum system to put the safety of the American citizens first and crack down on fraudsters who try to game the system. The apostrophe in Trump’s is curly. From January 20, 2025, to November 10, 2026, ICE has arrested 2,312 known or suspected terrorists (KSTs), and has deported 2,157 KSTs. The release then recites asylum-fraud cases already in the November 10, 2026 written release on this page titled “DHS is Taking Down Asylum Fraudsters.” This page does not re-list them.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted “TWICE-DEPORTED TRANSGENDER ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED AFTER ATTEMPT TO HIJACK PLANE.” The line is in capitals. ICE said Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, a Honduran illegal alien, was taken into custody after attempting to storm the cockpit of a United Airlines flight, claiming to have a bomb. The post prints United Airlines flight. The post does not print Newark. The post does not print New Orleans. ICE said that, deported twice, Gomez-Alberto illegally reentered our country and was granted asylum after claiming to be transgender. The post prints reentered as one word. ICE said ICE has lodged a detainer requesting that local authorities NOT release this public safety threat back onto our streets. NOT is in capitals. ICE said that with 2,312 known or suspected terrorists arrested, ICE is putting American safety FIRST and cracking down on those who exploit our asylum system. FIRST is in capitals. ICE said there is NO place in our country for illegal aliens who terrorize American citizens. NO is in capitals. The ICE post does not print 2,157. The written release prints 2,157 KSTs deported. Those lines are not merged. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second detainer. This is not the November 10 ICE post already on this page that begins “TWICE-DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGED BOMB THREAT.” That November 10 post does not print transgender. ICE posted at 6:40 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, “This illegal alien should have never been in our country.” DHS said he has been removed from the country twice and was released a third time, pending removal proceedings, by a judge. DHS said that on November 10, 2026, ICE lodged a detainer for Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras after he attempted to gain entry to the cockpit during a flight. The post does not print a comma after Honduras. DHS said that under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, criminal illegal aliens who try to HIJACK AIRPLANES are NOT welcome in the United States. HIJACK AIRPLANES is in capitals. NOT is in capitals. The DHS caption does not print transgender. The DHS caption does not print United Airlines. The post quote-posts Fox News. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second detainer. This is not the November 10 DHS post already on this page that begins, “On November 10, 2026, ICE lodged a detainer for Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto.” DHS posted at 6:04 a.m. Pacific. ICE reposted it at 6:39 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. DHS.

The quoted Fox News post says a twice-deported illegal immigrant accused of storming a United Airlines cockpit and claiming to have a bomb was released into the U.S. after claiming to be transgender and fearing being killed in Honduras. Fox prints illegal immigrant. DHS prints illegal alien. Fox says DHS says Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto made the trans claim after illegally crossing the border for a third time in 2019, alleging he was “gaming of the system” through asylum fraud. The quotation marks around gaming of the system are curly. Fox prints gaming of the system. Fox prints 2019. The DHS caption above does not print 2019. The written release above does not print 2019. Those lines are not merged. Fox prints DEPORTED TWICE in capitals. Fox says ICE has now lodged a detainer requesting that local authorities not release him. A video about 28 seconds long is on the Fox post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. Fox News posted at 5:00 p.m. Pacific on November 11. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, ““We’ve already issued a detainer, luckily for us he was arrested not in a sanctuary jurisdiction, he’s in Louisiana, so we expect that detainer to be honored, and then we would put him in deportation proceedings.” @DHSGenCounsel on an illegal alien who attempted to hijack an airplane.” The quotation marks around the spoken line are curly. The apostrophe in We’ve is curly. The apostrophe in he’s is curly. The post prints @DHSGenCounsel. The post does not print a name. The post does not print Gomez-Alberto. A video about 16 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second detainer. DHS posted at 7:00 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted, ““The whole reason DHS was created was to make sure something like 9/11 never happened again. When you have somebody like this who’s illegally come to this country three times, he’s removed twice, he comes in…next thing you know, he’s trying to hijack an airplane” @DHSGenCounsel.” The quotation marks around the spoken line are curly. The apostrophe in who’s is curly. The apostrophe in he’s is curly on both lines. The post prints an ellipsis before next. The post does not print a name. A video about 33 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 6:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted, “Our mission at the Department of Homeland Security is to protect our homeland. That begins at our borders. We will utilize all assets to make sure our borders are secure.” Mullin said, “This illegal migrant caravan will NOT be allowed to enter our country. Full stop.” NOT is in capitals. The period is printed after stop. The post prints illegal migrant caravan. The post does not print a count. The post does not print a country of origin. The post does not print ICE. The post quote-posts Rapid Response 47. The quoted post text is a link. A photo is on the quoted post. Not a YouTube video. Mullin posted at 6:56 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted it at 6:56 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/12: DHS posted a video with this caption: “The president is absolutely right. When you have caravans traveling through Central America and through Mexico these other governments need to step up and deal with it. If they do reach the southern border they’re going to find a Border Patrol that is extremely ready. The president is still the president.” The quotation marks around that spoken line are straight in this feed copy. The apostrophe in they’re is straight. The post prints @DHSGenCounsel after the quote. A video about 41 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name of an illegal alien. The post quote-posts Rapid Response 47. The quoted post text is a link. DHS posted at 7:09 a.m. Pacific. Secretary Mullin reposted it at 7:29 a.m. Pacific. The Mullin repost adds no new caption. DHS.

BREAKING 11/12: ICE posted that Fugitive Operations directs ICE’s intelligence-driven pursuit of at-large criminal illegal aliens in the U.S. who pose the greatest threats to your safety and national security, like sex offenders, violent criminals and opioid traffickers. The apostrophe in ICE’s is curly. ICE said Fugitive Operations must find and arrest at-large criminal aliens in the community when jails and prisons in sanctuary jurisdictions don’t honor our immigration detainers. The apostrophe in don’t is straight. ICE said, “Learn more about detainers on our website.” The caption does not print a URL. No new arrest. No new name. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 6:05 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/12: SAN DIEGO — Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre posted, “Climbing the border fence is not a shortcut, it is a rescue call waiting to happen.” The post says crossing illegally is dangerous, can result in serious injuries, and will lead to your deportation. The post says, “Don’t risk it.” The apostrophe in Don’t is curly. Two photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name. No new drug weight. This is not the November 10 San Diego cocaine post already on this page. The chief posted at 6:00 a.m. Pacific. This is the post CBP quote-posted above. SAN DIEGO CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/12: LAREDO, Texas — The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol posted that agents spotted a suspicious vehicle towing a flatbed carrying what appeared to be a generator box in the ranch lands of Laredo, TX, and discovered 35 crammed illegal aliens concealed inside the locked, hollowed-out compartment. The post prints 35 crammed illegal aliens. The post prints Laredo, TX. The post prints hollowed-out with a hyphen. The post says the driver now faces federal human smuggling charges, and the illegal aliens will be processed for deportation. Facing charges is not a conviction printed in this post. Processed for deportation is not a completed removal printed in this post. The post does not print the driver’s name. The post does not print the names of the 35. The post does not print a date of the stop. The post says our agents are highly trained to spot the hidden details and subtle indicators of illicit smuggling methods that others might overlook. The post says every detail matters. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No written CBP release with this count was on the CBP newsroom. This count was not already on this page. The chief posted at 4:00 a.m. Pacific. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/12: NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — ICE Boston posted that it arrested Rashid Colton, a criminal illegal alien from the Bahamas, during targeted operations in New Britain, CT. The post prints Rashid Colton. The post prints the Bahamas. The post prints New Britain, CT. The post does not print an age. The post does not print an arrest date. The post says his criminal history includes convictions for first-degree criminal trespass, third-degree assault- physical injury, and probation violation. The post prints a hyphen after assault. The post prints a space after that hyphen. The post prints convictions for those counts. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No written ICE release with this name was on the ICE newsroom. This name was not already on this page. ICE Boston posted at 3:29 a.m. Pacific. ICE BOSTON.

ICE Boston then posted, “and arrests for third-degree assault- elderly, disabled, pregnant, or otherwise vulnerable person, disorderly conduct, and violation of probation.” The post prints and arrests for. The post prints a hyphen after assault. The post prints a space after that hyphen. The first post prints convictions. This post prints arrests. Those lines are not merged. This post does not print a new name. Not a YouTube video. ICE Boston posted at 3:29 a.m. Pacific. ICE BOSTON.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted, “Law enforcement agencies that don’t honor detainers put the public at risk by releasing illegal aliens with significant criminal histories into our communities.” The apostrophe in don’t is curly. No new arrest. No new name. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the November 10 Illinois Sanctuary Insanity release already on this page. ICE posted at 7:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted a Veterans Day note. ICE said her U.S. Army Drill Sergeant School commandant said women belonged at home in the kitchen and having children — not in the military. The dash is an em dash. ICE said her opinion differed. ICE said, “Like Cynthia, nearly one-third of the agency’s employees continue protecting their fellow Americans after leaving the military.” The apostrophe in agency’s is curly. The post prints Cynthia. The post does not print a last name. ICE said, “Read a few of their stories and join us this Veterans Day in thanking all those who served for the freedom they’ve selflessly provided.” The apostrophe in they’ve is straight. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. This is not the November 10 Josh post already on this page. This is not the November 10 Ashley post already on this page. This is not the November 11 David post already on this page. The November 11 Veterans Day index already on this page names Cynthia in the blurbs. This is the ICE X post that prints Cynthia. ICE posted at 5:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The U.S. Coast Guard published a written release titled “Coast Guard repatriates 30 aliens to Dominican Republic following migration voyage interdiction near Puerto Rico.” The release date is Nov. 11, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. The dateline uses an em dash. The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Heriberto Hernandez repatriated 30 aliens to Dominican Republic Navy vessel Capella (GC-108) offshore Samana, Dominican Republic, Tuesday, following a migration voyage interdiction by Coast Guard Cutter Joseph Doyle in the Mona Passage. One other of the interdicted aliens is pending repatriation. Pending repatriation is not a completed repatriation printed for that one person. The crew of a Customs and Border Protection multi-role enforcement aircraft initially detected the light-blue, 25-foot yola-style vessel with an undetermined amount of people aboard early Monday morning. Coast Guard watchstanders at Sector San Juan diverted cutter Joseph Doyle to interdict the suspect vessel. Once on scene, cutter Joseph Doyle crew members observed the grossly overloaded vessel riding low in the water and in danger of capsizing. For their safety, the cutter Joseph Doyle’s crew embarked all 31 people from the makeshift vessel. The apostrophe in Doyle’s is curly. The release prints 30 aliens repatriated and 31 people embarked. Those counts are not merged into one number. A photo is on the release. The photo caption prints that the repatriation followed followed a migration voyage interdiction. The caption prints followed twice. Not a YouTube video. This title was not already on this page. This is not the earlier Joseph Doyle survivor-transfer already on this page. DHS listed this Coast Guard release on its Making America Safe Again press page. COAST GUARD.

BREAKING 11/11: DHS reposted a Federal Protective Service post that was not already on this page. FPS posted, “This #VeteransDay, @DHSgov & @FPSDHS proudly honor the courage and service of America’s veterans.” The apostrophe in America’s is straight. The next sentence says, “We are especially grateful to the veterans who continue their commitment to our Nation by protecting the homeland, securing federal facilities, and safeguarding the American people.” The post prints Nation with a capital N. The post prints #VeteransDay. The post prints @DHSgov. The post prints @FPSDHS. The post does not print ICE. The post does not print CBP. The post does not print Border Patrol. The post does not print illegal alien. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. The repost adds no new caption. This is not a second FPS note. This is not the November 11 DHS repost already on this page of the Secretary Markwayne Mullin Veterans Day post. FPS posted at 7:19 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 3:33 p.m. Pacific. DHS. FPS.

BREAKING 11/11: DHS reposted the November 11 CBP post already on this page that says, “Happy Veterans Day, from your fellow veterans at CBP.” The repost adds no new caption. This is not a second Veterans Day note from CBP. This is not the November 11 CBP post already on this page that begins “From one frontline to another.” The repost carries the same video. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new seizure. DHS reposted at 3:33 p.m. Pacific. DHS. CBP.

BREAKING 11/11: DHS reposted a USCIS post that was not already on this page. USCIS posted, “This Veterans Day, USCIS honors those who have served our country and the families who support them.” The next paragraph says, “We are especially grateful to the veterans across USCIS whose military service, experience, and continued dedication strengthen our agency.” The next paragraph says, “To all veterans, their families, and loved ones: Thank you for your service and sacrifice.” The colon is printed. Thank you begins with a capital T. The next sentence says, “We are proud to honor you today and every day.” The post prints every day as two words. The post does not print ICE. The post does not print CBP. The post does not print a name. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. The repost adds no new caption. This is not a second USCIS note. USCIS posted at 1:21 p.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 3:32 p.m. Pacific. DHS. USCIS.

BREAKING 11/11: DHS reposted the November 11 ICE post already on this page that begins, “To the thousands of ICE military veterans who have served, and for the service members across this great nation:” The colon is printed. The repost adds no new caption. This is not a second thank-you. This is not the November 11 DHS repost already on this page of the Secretary Markwayne Mullin Veterans Day post. The repost carries the same video. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. DHS reposted at 3:32 p.m. Pacific. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted, “Military service taught me that trust is earned through your actions. Taking responsibility for mistakes and being willing to listen are part of that.” The quotation marks are curly. The next line says, “Like David, many veterans continue protecting their fellow Americans after leaving the military service as H@HSI_HQ employees.” The post prints H@HSI_HQ. The post does not print Homeland Security Investigations. The next line says, “Read a few of their stories and join us this Veterans Day in thanking all those who served for the freedom they’ve selflessly provided.” The apostrophe in they’ve is straight. The post prints David. The post does not print a last name. The caption does not print a URL. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. This is not the November 10 Josh post already on this page. This is not the November 10 Ashley post already on this page. This is not the November 11 ICE post already on this page that says, “Thousands of ICE employees are veterans.” This is not the November 11 ICE post already on this page that begins “FOR KIDS & COUNTRY!” ICE posted at 3:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: HSI posted the same quotation. The quotation marks are curly. The next line says, “Like David, many veterans continue protecting their fellow Americans after leaving the military service as Homeland Security Investigations employees.” The post prints Homeland Security Investigations. The post does not print H@HSI_HQ. The last line is the same last line as the ICE post above. The post prints David. The post does not print a last name. The caption does not print a URL. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. This is not a second profile. HSI posted at 3:05 p.m. Pacific. HSI.

The photo on the HSI post is the same photo as the photo on the ICE post. The photo prints HSI.GOV/VetStories. The captions do not print that address. That address is already on this page. The photo prints a badge. The badge prints HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS. The badge prints SPECIAL AGENT. The captions do not print SPECIAL AGENT. Not a YouTube video.

The David story reached from the Veterans Day page already on this page prints those two sentences as two quotations, with said between them. The X posts above print the two sentences as one quotation. The X posts do not print said. This page is not merging that story into the X captions. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: DHS reposted the November 11 Secretary Markwayne Mullin post already on this page. That post begins, “Today, we honor the veterans who answered the call to serve our country.” The repost adds no new caption. This is not a second Veterans Day note. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. DHS reposted at 2:39 p.m. Pacific. DHS. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/11: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted, “Today, we honor the veterans who answered the call to serve our country.” The next sentence says, “For the U.S. Coast Guard and every branch of our armed forces, that commitment to service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.” The apostrophe in doesn’t is curly. The next sentence says, “To every veteran who protected our shores, saved lives, and kept our nation safe both here and abroad: thank you for your service and sacrifice.” The colon is printed. The next line says, “Happy Veterans Day.” The period is printed. The last line is a United States flag emoji. The post prints U.S. Coast Guard. The post does not print ICE. The post does not print CBP. The post does not print Border Patrol. No new arrest. No new name of an illegal alien. Four photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the November 11 DHS post already on this page that says, “Thank you, veterans.” This is not the November 11 ICE post already on this page that says, “Thousands of ICE employees are veterans.” Mullin posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE reposted the November 10 DHS post already on this page about Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto. That DHS post begins, “On November 10, 2026, ICE lodged a detainer for Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto.” The repost adds no new caption. This is not a second detainer. This is not the November 10 ICE post already on this page that begins “TWICE-DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGED BOMB THREAT.” Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted at 1:46 p.m. Pacific. ICE REPOST. DHS.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted, “To the thousands of ICE military veterans who have served, and for the service members across this great nation:” The colon is printed. The next line says, “We thank you.” A United States flag emoji follows. The post does not print a period after you. A video about 60 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name. This is not the November 11 ICE post already on this page that says, “Thousands of ICE employees are veterans.” This is not the November 11 ICE post already on this page that begins “FOR KIDS & COUNTRY!” This is not the November 11 DHS post already on this page that says, “Thank you, veterans.” ICE posted at 1:22 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE Chicago posted a link to the November 10, 2026 written release already on this page titled “SANCTUARY INSANITY: DHS Condemns Sanctuary Politicians in Illinois for Releasing a Violent Criminal Rather Than Honoring ICE Detainer.” The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. The post does not print a new name. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second release. ICE Chicago posted at 12:20 p.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO.

BREAKING 11/11: HSI Kansas City posted a link to that same November 10, 2026 written release. The post text is the link. The post does not print a caption above the link. The post does not print a new name. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second release. HSI Kansas City posted at 12:19 p.m. Pacific. HSI KANSAS CITY.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted “FOR KIDS & COUNTRY!” The line is in capitals. The next sentence says, “These military veterans-turned computer forensic analysts now track predators trying to hunt our children thanks to a special @HSI_HQ program.” The post prints a hyphen in veterans-turned. The post prints @HSI_HQ. The post does not print a program name. The post does not print HERO. The last line says, “See how and why they do it.” The caption does not print a URL. The only link in the caption is the photos. Four photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name. No written release with this caption was on the ICE newsroom. This post was not already on this page. ICE posted at 12:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

One of the four photos prints, in capitals, “THEY PROTECTED OUR COUNTRY. NOW THEY PROTECT OUR KIDS.” The same photo prints HSI.GOV/VetStories. The caption does not print those lines. The caption does not print that address. That address redirects to an ICE page titled “Veterans Day 2026: ICE Veteran Stories.” The page says Updated: 11/10/2026. The X caption does not print that title. The index blurbs name Cynthia, David, Josh, Sean, Ashley, and Anthony. The November 10 posts already on this page do not print Cynthia, David, Sean, or Anthony. Those posts do not print last names for Josh or Ashley. This page is not merging the blurbs into the X caption. The other three photos do not print that overlay. Not a YouTube video. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE San Francisco posted, “Happy Veterans Day, from ERO San Francisco!” The post quote-posts the ICE post already on this page that says thousands of ICE employees are veterans. The quote-post adds that greeting. It does not print a new name. It does not print a new arrest. No photo is on the San Francisco post itself. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second Veterans Day note from @ICEgov. ICE San Francisco posted at 10:54 a.m. Pacific. ICE SAN FRANCISCO.

BREAKING 11/11: CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott posted, “Happy Veterans Day!” A video about 49 seconds long is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new seizure. No new name. This is not the November 11 CBP post already on this page that begins “From one frontline to another.” This is not the November 11 CBP post already on this page that begins “Happy Veterans Day, from your fellow veterans at CBP.” The commissioner posted at 5:08 a.m. Pacific. CBP reposted the same post at 5:10 a.m. Pacific. The repost adds no new caption. SCOTT. CBP.

BREAKING 11/11: CBP posted, “Happy Veterans Day, from your fellow veterans at CBP.” A video is on the post. The video is on X. This page has not timed the video. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new seizure. This is not the earlier November 11 CBP post already on this page that begins “From one frontline to another.” CBP posted at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/11: MISSOURI — ICE posted “ANOTHER BIDEN-RELEASED ILLEGAL ALIEN INVOLVED IN CRASH THAT KILLED THREE AMERICANS.” The line is in capitals. ICE said Eldar Skander, an illegal alien from Ukraine, caused a devastating crash that took the lives of a mother and her two young children, just 8 and 4 years old. ICE said reckless open-border policies have resulted in countless preventable tragedies. ICE said three more innocent American lives were lost. ICE said two children will never get to grow up, and a mother will never get to watch them grow. ICE said these deaths were tragic and preventable. ICE said, “This is our WHY.” WHY is in capitals. The ICE post does not print a city. The ICE post does not print Missouri. The ICE post does not print the mother’s name. The ICE post does not print 2023. The ICE post does not print a criminal charge. The ICE post does not print a court. The ICE post does not print YouTube. No photo is on ICE’s own post. ICE quote-posted another account. Not a YouTube video. No written release with this name was on the ICE newsroom. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 10:35 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

The quoted post is from Libs of TikTok. The quoted post says the truck driver who reportedly caused a crash in Missouri is Eldar Skander, an illegal alien from Ukraine, and that DHS confirmed that to the account. ILLEGAL ALIEN is in capitals in that line. The quoted post says the mother and two children were aged 8 and 4. The quoted post says Skander was released into the country in 2023 under the Biden admin. The quoted post prints admin. The quoted post does not print administration. The quoted post says police say his tablet was open to youtube while he was driving and he appeared to be speeding. The quoted post prints youtube in lowercase. The quoted post says he failed to slow down and struck three vehicles, killing three and injuring five. The quoted post prints kiIIing, with a capital i in place of each L, on two lines. The quoted post says he is now facing three counts of involuntary manslaughter and has an ICE hold. The quoted post prints “Every. Single. Day.” A photo is on the quoted post. Not a YouTube video. The ICE post above does not print 2023. The ICE post above does not print an ICE hold. The ICE post above does not print involuntary manslaughter. Those lines are not merged. Libs of TikTok posted at 9:46 a.m. Pacific. LIBS OF TIKTOK.

The Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office published a written release titled “Prosecutor Johnson announces charges in 71 Highway fatal crash.” The release was posted November 10, 2026. Prosecutor Melesa Johnson announced charges in a fatal vehicular crash on Highway 71 the day before. The release says Eldar Skander faces three counts of 1st Degree Involuntary Manslaughter. The release says charges are only accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until he is found guilty or pleads guilty. The release says court records show a crash was reported at East 19th Street and U.S. 71 Highway on Nov. 9. The release says a white Volvo semi-truck trailer was northbound at a high rate of speed. The release says that as vehicles were slowing and coming to a stop in traffic, the semi struck a black Honda Odyssey, causing a chain reaction, striking a blue Honda CRV, a black Ford Explorer, and a white mail truck. The release says there were no signs of emergency braking by the semi. The release says two occupants of the Honda Odyssey were pronounced deceased at the scene and a third was pronounced deceased at a nearby hospital. The release says six other individuals were transported to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. The release says the driver of the semi was identified as the defendant and was transported to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. The release says accident investigators recovered an electronic tablet from the floorboard with the YouTube app open. The release says a Jackson County judge set the defendant’s bond at $150,000 cash only. The release does not print Ukraine. The release does not print illegal alien. The release does not print ICE. The release does not print ages. The release does not print the victims’ names. The release prints six other people with serious injuries. The quoted post above prints injuring five. Those counts are not merged. Not a YouTube video. JACKSON COUNTY PROSECUTOR.

The Kansas City Star reported that loved ones identified the victims as Olga Sorbalo, 35, and her sons Luis, 8, and Samir, 4, of Vancouver, Washington. The Star said the crash was shortly before 3:30 p.m. Monday near where U.S. 71 passes above East 19th Street. The Star said authorities identified the driver as Eldar Skander, 39, of Chicago. The Star said prosecutors charged him Tuesday in Jackson County Circuit Court with three counts of first-degree involuntary manslaughter. The Star said a tablet in the cab was open to YouTube, and that a detective wrote in charging documents that Velcro on the tablet could attach it to the dashboard in view of the driver. The Star prints a FedEx truck. The prosecutor release prints a white mail truck. Those vehicle lines are not merged. The Star’s ages of 8 and 4 are the ages on the ICE post. The Star does not print Ukraine. The Star does not print illegal alien. ICE does not print Olga, Luis, Samir, or Chicago. Those lines are not merged. KPTV reported that police identified the victims as Olga Sorbalo, 35, Luis Sorbalo, 8, and Samir Sorbalo, 4. KPTV prints police. The Star prints loved ones. Those identification lines are not merged. KPTV prints a Vancouver mom. KPTV does not print Washington in that line. FOX4 photo captions on its story print 9-year-old Luis Sorbalo and 6-year-old Samir Sorbalo. The FOX4 caption ages are not the Star ages and they are not the ICE ages. Those ages are not merged. Not a YouTube video. KANSAS CITY STAR. KPTV. FOX4.

BREAKING 11/11: REPRESA, Calif. — ICE San Francisco posted that it arrested Lorenzo Chavez Sanchez, 45, of Mexico, in Represa, CA. The post says he has convictions for transport/sell a controlled substance, vehicle theft, and receiving stolen property sentenced to 28 months. The post does not say which conviction drew the 28 months. The post says he is in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. Pending immigration proceedings is not a completed removal. The post prints criminal alien. The post does not print illegal alien. The post does not print a court. The post does not print an arrest date. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No written release with this name was on the ICE newsroom. This name was not already on this page. This is not the Represa arrest already on this page for Jose Aguirre Ponce. ICE San Francisco posted at 10:18 a.m. Pacific. ICE SAN FRANCISCO.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE Boston posted that on Sept. 29, ICE Boston arrested Jimmi Martinez, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, following release from Mass DOC custody. The post prints Jimmi. The post does not print Jimmy. The post says his criminal history includes conviction for rape of a child, rape of a child with force, and indecent assault and battery on a child under 14. The post prints conviction. The post does not print a sentence. The post does not print a city. The post does not print a court. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE Boston posted at 5:28 a.m. Pacific. ICE BOSTON.

ICE Boston then posted that Martinez was removed from the United States on Oct. 2. The post says that again demonstrates the efficiency of ERO Boston in removing dangerous criminal aliens. The post says ERO Boston will continue to protect New England communities from those who prey on the most innocent of victims. This post quote-posts the arrest post above. It does not print a new arrest. The post says the removal was on Oct. 2. Not a YouTube video. ICE Boston posted at 5:29 a.m. Pacific. ICE BOSTON.

BREAKING 11/11: KENTUCKY — ICE Chicago posted that its Louisville and Bowling Green KY suboffices arrested Roberto Carlos Castillo-Leal, 43, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, for making a false statement regarding U.S. citizenship and aggravated identify theft. The post prints identify. The post does not print identity. The post prints arrested for. The post does not print charged. The post does not print convicted. The post does not print the date of the arrest. The post says he was ordered removed from the country on March 4, 2026. A removal order is not a criminal conviction printed in this post. The post prints @EROChicago at the start. The post does not print which suboffice made the arrest. The post does not print a city. The post does not print a court. The post does not print a docket. The post does not print a sentence. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No written ICE release with this name was on the ICE newsroom. This name was not already on this page. This is not the Bowling Green detainer already on this page for Jose Omar Sanchez Castro. ICE Chicago posted at 9:18 a.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO.

HSI Kansas City posted the same lines one minute later. The post prints the same name, the same age, the same country, the same two offense lines, and the same March 4, 2026 removal order. The post prints identify. The post does not print identity. A photo is on that post. Not a YouTube video. This is the same arrest. This is not a second arrest. HSI Kansas City posted at 9:19 a.m. Pacific. HSI KANSAS CITY.

WKYT reported that Roberto Castillo-Leal, 43, will serve three years in federal prison after a plea deal. WKYT prints Roberto Castillo-Leal. WKYT does not print Carlos. The story URL path is /2026/10/21/. A search index lists the publication time as October 20, 2026, at 8:46 p.m. Eastern. This page is not merging those two date lines into one clock time. WKYT said he was sentenced Monday in federal court. The dateline reads LONDON, Ky. WKYT does not print the calendar date of that Monday. WKYT said the charges were making a false statement about U.S. citizenship and identity theft. WKYT prints identity. WKYT does not print aggravated. WKYT said court documents show he presented a U.S. passport, birth certificate, Social Security card, and Georgia driver’s license in February 2026 in Laurel County to support a claim of citizenship to prevent removal by the Department of Homeland Security. WKYT said the documents contained the Social Security number and birth date of a U.S. citizen but had his photo. WKYT said he is not legally in the country. WKYT does not print Mexico. WKYT does not print March 4, 2026. WKYT does not print ordered removed. The ICE post above does not print three years. The ICE post above does not print a plea. The ICE post above does not print London. The ICE post above does not print Laurel County. Those lines are not merged. This October report is not a new sentence announced today. Not a YouTube video. WKYT.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted the same hiring lines already on this page from November 10. ICE said, “Join our team of dedicated public servants and help protect the homeland.” ICE said it is hiring deportation officers at locations across the nation. ICE asked, “Do you have what it takes?” The post prints a laptop emoji on the line that says learn more on the website and apply online today. No new arrest. No new name. Not a YouTube video. A photo is on the post. This is a new post. It is not the November 10 hiring post already on this page. ICE posted at 9:05 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: DHS posted, “Thank you, veterans.” A video is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name of an illegal alien. This is not the November 10 Veterans Day posts already on this page. DHS posted at 6:25 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/11: ICE posted, “Thousands of ICE employees are veterans.” The next line says, “Today — and everyday — ICE honors them and all who served.” The post prints everyday as one word. The dashes are em dashes. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name. This is not the Josh post already on this page. This is not the Ashley post below. ICE posted at 6:05 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/11: CBP Air and Marine Operations posted, “This Veterans Day, we honor our veterans, past and present, whose service and sacrifice have safeguarded our nation.” The next sentence says, “We remember those who fought, defended our freedom, and gave their lives for America.” A video is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new interdiction. CBP AMO posted at 5:11 a.m. Pacific. CBP AMO.

BREAKING 11/11: HSI posted, “Thousands of agency employees are veterans.” The next line says, “Today and always, HSI honors them and all who served.” The post prints Today and always. The post does not print an em dash. The post does not print everyday. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. HSI posted at 5:05 a.m. Pacific. HSI.

BREAKING 11/11: CBP posted, “From one frontline to another, service is who they are.” The next lines say, “To our veterans at CBP and all who have worn our nation’s uniform, thank you for serving.” CBP posted, “Happy Veterans Day!” The post prints #ThankYouForYourService. A video is on the post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new seizure. CBP posted at 5:05 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/11: The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol posted, “On Veterans Day, U.S. Border Patrol honors the brave men and women who have worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces.” The post says the Border Patrol is proud to have veterans among its ranks who brought their patriotism and selflessness from the military to the front lines of the nation’s borders. The post thanks veterans for their service and their commitment to defend the homeland. The post prints #VeteransDay #USBP #HonorFirst. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new drug weight. This is not the November 10 footprints post already on this page. The chief posted at 5:01 a.m. Pacific. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/10: ICE posted a second Veterans Day note. ICE said, “We all came from different backgrounds … but once we put on the uniform, we were part of the same team.” ICE said about 30% of ICE employees, like Ashley, continue a legacy of service with the agency after leaving the military. The post does not print Ashley’s last name. The post does not print a service branch. The post says, “Read a few of their stories as we thank all veterans for the freedom they’ve selflessly provided for all Americans.” A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. This is not the Josh post already on this page. ICE posted at 7:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/10: DHS posted that on November 10, 2026, ICE lodged a detainer for Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras, after he attempted to gain entry to the cockpit during a flight. The post does not print a comma after Honduras. The post says his criminal history includes felony bomb threat, felony threat—terroristic state offenses, and disorderly conduct. The dash is an em dash. The post says he has been removed from the country twice and was released a third time, pending removal proceedings, by a judge. DHS said, “Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, criminal illegal aliens who try to HIJACK AIRPLANES are NOT welcome in the United States.” HIJACK AIRPLANES is in capitals. NOT is in capitals. The post prints criminal illegal alien. The post prints detainer. The post does not print convicted. The post does not print a flight number. The post does not print Newark. The post does not print New Orleans. A criminal history line is not a conviction printed in this post. Not a YouTube video. No written DHS release with this title was on the DHS press page. This name was not already on this page. DHS posted at 5:16 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

DHS quote-posted Bill Melugin of Fox News. The quoted post says DHS confirmed to Fox News that the suspect arrested on a Newark to New Orleans United flight the night of November 9 is a twice-previously deported Honduran illegal alien. The quoted post says Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto was arrested by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s office once the flight landed at MSY, and that he has been charged with felony bomb threat, terroristic threats, and disorderly conduct. Charged is not a conviction printed in that post. The quoted post says he crossed the Texas border illegally in 2011 and was deported, illegally re-entered through the New Mexico border in 2014 and was deported a second time, then illegally re-entered a third time in 2019, was arrested by Border Patrol, and was released after an immigration judge ordered his release. The quoted post says he is being held without bond by law enforcement in Louisiana. The quoted post prints 2x. The DHS post above does not print those places, years, or the sheriff. A photo is on the quoted post. Not a YouTube video. Melugin posted at 4:12 p.m. Pacific. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 11/10: ICE posted “TWICE-DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGED BOMB THREAT.” The line is in capitals. ICE said Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto allegedly attempted to storm the cockpit of a United flight while claiming to have a bomb, prompting a hijack alert. The post prints allegedly. The post prints claiming to have a bomb. ICE said, “Americans should NEVER have to face threats like this, especially from an illegal alien who should never have been in our country in the first place.” NEVER is in capitals. ICE said, “Under President Trump, the safety of American citizens will ALWAYS come first.” ALWAYS is in capitals. ICE said the men and women of ICE will continue working around the clock to MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN is in capitals. The post does not print a flight number. The post does not print Newark. The post does not print New Orleans. The post does not print a sheriff. The post does not print a conviction. Not a YouTube video. ICE quote-posted the same Fox News post linked above. This is the ICE post on the detainer DHS described above. ICE posted at 5:00 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/10: Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted, “Amnesty will NEVER be on the table.” NEVER is in capitals. Mullin quote-posted Rapid Response 47. The quoted post prints the question, “Can you promise our viewers and the 77M people who voted for President Trump that there is no change in his immigration policy?” The quoted post prints Mullin’s answer, “Zero change… And amnesty will NEVER be on the table.” The post prints Zero change. The post prints 77M. No new arrest. No new name of an illegal alien. A video is on the quoted post. The video is on X. Not a YouTube video. This line was not already on this page. Mullin posted at 4:31 p.m. Pacific. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “Secretary Mullin Joins White House Task Force at Drone Security Forum to Protect the Homeland From Unauthorized Drone Threats.” The release date is November 10, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/10/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. DHS said Secretary Markwayne Mullin attended the Second Annual Countering the Threat: Drone Security Industry and SLTT Grant Forum on Monday at MGM National Harbor in Maryland. The release says the White House Task Force on the 2028 Summer Olympics hosted the forum. DRONERESPONDERS and the Commercial Drone Alliance co-hosted it. Mullin said, “Homeland security includes our skies. Unauthorized drones are a serious and growing threat to public safety, critical infrastructure, and national security.” The release says DHS and its partners are building on lessons from FIFA World Cup 2026. It says the Counter-UAS Grant Program provides $500 million over two fiscal years. It says DHS awarded the first $250 million in Fiscal Year 2026 to the 11 states hosting FIFA World Cup 2026 matches and the National Capital Region. The remaining $250 million is available in Fiscal Year 2027 to all 56 states and territories. DHS lists Border Security as a topic on the release. Photos are on the release. Not a YouTube video. This title was not already on this page. DHS.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS posted on asylum fraud. DHS said, “If our asylum system is not secure, our nation is not secure.” DHS said the men and women of @USCIS are working every day to go after and take down asylum fraudsters, including terrorists and gang members, ensuring that these criminals face justice for trying to game the system. The post prints @USCIS. This is the social post of the November 10, 2026 written release already on this page titled “DHS is Taking Down Asylum Fraudsters.” That written release does not print the phrase terrorists and gang members. No new arrest. No new name. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 3:50 p.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/10: ICE posted a Veterans Day note. ICE said, “Putting others before yourself is something you begin learning immediately, regardless of the service branch.” The quote marks are curly. Two spaces follow the closing quote. The next sentence says, “We stand on the shoulders of giants this Veterans Day, forever indebted for the freedom these heroes selflessly provided.” ICE said, “Read Josh’s story — and the stories of other military veterans who continue a legacy of service with @HSI_HQ.” The apostrophe in Josh’s is curly. The dash before and is an em dash. The post prints @HSI_HQ. The post does not print Josh’s last name. The post does not print a service branch. The post does not print a story URL. The only link on the post is the photo. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name of an illegal alien. ICE posted at 3:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/10: The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol posted, “Footprints lead to a massive drug seizure.” The post says agents followed fresh tracks in the unforgiving desert that led to 24 bundles of lethal cargo: 190 lbs. of meth and 12 lbs. of fentanyl. The post prints lbs. with a period after lbs. The post says two individuals were arrested in connection with the smuggling attempt: a Mexican national who overstayed his visa and a U.S. citizen. The post prints Mexican national. The post does not print illegal alien. The post prints U.S. citizen. Two spaces sit between citizen and Both. Both are facing conspiracy drug charges. Facing charges is not a conviction printed in this post. The post does not print their names. The post does not print a sector. The post does not print a city. The post says, “Thanks to our agents’ sign-cutting and tracking skills, these deadly drugs were intercepted before they could reach our communities.” The apostrophe in agents’ is curly. This is not the sign-cutting training line already on this page. This is not the November 10, 2026 Nogales release already on this page titled “CBP officers seize 112 pounds of fentanyl at Nogales Port of Entry.” A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. The chief posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “DHS is Taking Down Asylum Fraudsters.” The release date is November 10, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/10/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The deck says, “Asylum fraud can be prosecuted as a felony.” DHS said the statement highlights recent examples of how U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is playing a key role in the war on asylum fraud, and that over the past year USCIS has assisted federal prosecutions of people who lie to get the protection of the United States. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “Four long years of wide-open borders under the Biden Administration was a disaster for our nation. A massive part of this illegal migration involved defrauding our asylum system.” Mullin said, “The men and women of USCIS are working every day to go after and take down asylum fraudsters, ensuring that these criminals face justice for trying to game the system. If our asylum system is not secure, our nation is not secure.” The release says in May, DHS released a directive instructing ICE to take additional steps to crack down on fraudulent asylum claims. The release says that includes anti-fraud policies to enforce 8 U.S.C. section 1324c(d), a law that establishes penalties for document fraud, and that ICE attorneys have greater authority to enforce this law, including enforcement actions against immigration attorneys who file false asylum claims in an immigration court. The release says asylum fraud can also be prosecuted as a felony under 18 U.S.C. section 1546 and 18 U.S.C. section 1001. Not a YouTube video. Photos are on the release. This title was not already on this page. DHS.

The release lists these cases. The dates below are the dates printed in the release. They are not all November 10 arrests. On October 29, 2026, five Cuban aliens and one U.S. citizen were sentenced in Florida for roles in an international conspiracy involving alien smuggling, asylum fraud, and money laundering that brought thousands of aliens illegally into the United States. The release says the defendants operated Asesoria Y Servicios Migratorios LLC, a sham immigration business that promised asylum filings, work permits, and lawful permanent residency applications. The release says the company churned out boilerplate asylum claims without clients’ knowledge or consent and blocked clients from their own USCIS online accounts. A photo caption says, “Passports and boarding passes obtained as part of the scheme.” Biqi “Ashley” Huang, 25, and Wentian Du, 35, were indicted in September 2026. Huang faces one count of making a false statement in a naturalization proceeding and one count of fraudulent acquisition of a firearm. Du faces one count of being an alien in possession of a firearm. The release says Huang entered on a student visa in 2023 and received lawful permanent resident status after misrepresenting her marriage at a 2025 green-card interview. The release says Du entered in 2022 on a B1/B2 visa and applied for asylum about a year later. This Huang is not Changsong Huang, already on this page. Yuniel Lima-Santos, 31, of Tampa, Florida, pleaded guilty in August 2026 to alien smuggling, asylum fraud, and money laundering. The release says he helped an organization move thousands of Cuban aliens into the United States with fraudulent Electronic System for Travel Authorization applications and visa waivers. Jose Gregorio Sosa Cardona, a suburban Chicago businessman, was sentenced in May 2026 to nine years in prison for immigration fraud, possessing child pornography, and tax fraud. The release says he operated Delta Global Solutions, Inc., and from 2020 to 2024 knowingly provided false information to USCIS, including fabricated foreign law enforcement reports and foreign political party membership letters. Edwin Antonio Hernandez, 27, of El Salvador, was arrested in January 2026 by ICE during a USCIS appointment after screening of his asylum and employment-authorization applications. The release says he had entered unlawfully, was ordered removed in 2017, admitted to being an MS-13 member, and confessed to murdering five people in El Salvador. The release also recites Nazira Haji Zada. That removal was already on this page on September 16, 2026. This is not a second removal. This page does not re-list that case. Asesoria Y Servicios Migratorios LLC, Biqi Huang, Wentian Du, Yuniel Lima-Santos, Jose Gregorio Sosa Cardona, Delta Global Solutions, and Edwin Antonio Hernandez were not already on this page.

BREAKING 11/10: CHICAGO — CBP posted the Chicago O’Hare counterfeit seizure already in the November 10, 2026 written release on this page titled “Various counterfeit watches and steroids seized by Chicago CBP.” CBP said, “CBP’s Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team at Chicago O’Hare seized counterfeit watches, fake AirPods, and steroids in a shipment from China.” The apostrophe in CBP’s is curly. The apostrophe in O’Hare is curly. The post says, “Had they been real, the goods would be worth $6.2M.” The post prints $6.2M. M is a capital. The written release already on this page prints over $6.2 million and prints manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Those lines are not merged. The post says, “Counterfeits threaten America’s economic vitality and often fund criminal activities.” The apostrophe in America’s is curly. The post prints fake AirPods. The written release prints ear buds branded as AirPods. The post does not print California. The written release says the shipment from China was headed for California. The post does not print a name. The post does not print an arrest. This is not a second seizure. The post prints Read and the URL https://go.dhs.gov/59b. That short link redirects to the Chicago written release already on this page. Three photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: NOGALES, Ariz. — CBP published a written release titled “CBP officers seize 112 pounds of fentanyl at Nogales Port of Entry.” The release date is Tue, 11/10/2026. The page says last modified Nov 10, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads NOGALES, Ariz. The dateline uses an em dash. The release says U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Nogales, DeConcini Crossing seized more than 112 pounds of fentanyl concealed within plastic folding chairs in the bed of a pickup truck. The photo caption says, “CBP officers found more than 300 packages containing fentanyl.” On Nov. 3, CBP officers referred a 36-year-old male U.S. citizen driving a 2006 Nissan Titan, returning from Mexico, for secondary inspection. The release prints U.S. citizen. The release does not print his name. The release does not print an illegal alien. Using nonintrusive inspection technology, officers identified anomalies in folding chairs in the truck bed. The release prints nonintrusive as one word. A CBP canine team then alerted officers to the presence of narcotics. A physical inspection of the chairs resulted in the discovery of more than 300 packages containing fentanyl concealed inside the chairs. The vehicle and narcotics were seized by Customs and Border Protection. That sentence does not print U.S. The release says this seizure prevented more than 112 pounds of fentanyl from reaching local communities. A nonbreaking space follows that period. Roque Caza, director of Field Operations for the Tucson Field Office, said, “This exceptional interception highlights the relentless vigilance of our frontline personnel, the immense value of our canine units, and the critical role that advanced NII technology and modernized infrastructure play in our operations.” The quote marks are curly. NII is in capitals. Director is lowercase in the title. Caza said, “We are aggressively disrupting transnational criminal networks and stopping deadly narcotics from reaching our communities.” Homeland Security Investigations special agents responded to the port of entry. The case is pending further investigation. The release does not print an arrest. The release does not print a pill count. The release does not print a dollar value. Not a YouTube video. This release was not already on this page. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: ILLINOIS — DHS posted the Shageldi Bashimov case already in the November 10, 2026 written release on this page titled “SANCTUARY INSANITY: DHS Condemns Sanctuary Politicians in Illinois for Releasing a Violent Criminal Rather Than Honoring ICE Detainer.” DHS said, “On May 28, ICE lodged a detainer asking Illinois authorities not to release Shageldi Bashimov, an illegal alien from Turkmenistan, who had been convicted for aggravated battery with use of a deadly weapon.” A nonbreaking space sits between for and aggravated. A nonbreaking space sits between the period after weapon and He. The next sentence says he had been sentenced to two years in prison in Chicago. The post does not print a year on May 28. DHS said Illinois sanctuary politicians refused to honor the detainer, RELEASING this violent felon back onto the streets without notifying ICE. RELEASING is in capitals. The post prints honor the detainer. The written release prints honor the ICE detainer. Those lines are not merged. DHS said, “Sanctuary politicians care so much about illegal aliens that they’d rather release a convicted violent felon than cooperate with federal law enforcement.” The apostrophe in they’d is curly. The next sentence says these reckless sanctuary policies are only going to endanger more innocent Americans. The post does not print Secretary Mullin’s name. The written release attributes those sanctuary-politician sentences to Mullin. The post does not print at large. The written release says he is currently at large. This is not a second detainer. This is not a new arrest. The post quote-posts Ali Bradley. The apostrophe in they’re is curly. Bradley’s post prints a citizen of Turkmenistan. Bradley’s post does not print illegal alien. Bradley prints May 28th. Bradley prints an em dash with no spaces between agency and DHS. Bradley says Bashimov entered the U.S. legally in March 2024 but overstayed his permitted time. The written release says he was lawfully admitted and chose to overstay. Those lines are not merged. Bradley’s quoted line ends on an ellipsis, then a curly closing quote. A photo is on the quoted post. The DHS post does not add a photo of its own. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 1:13 p.m. Pacific. DHS. ALI BRADLEY.

BREAKING 11/10: CBP quote-posted the CBP Office of Trade post about counterfeit pharmaceuticals. CBP said, “CBP doesn’t only stop counterfeit purses and jewelry, but we also crack down on counterfeit pharmaceuticals.” The caption prints a straight apostrophe in doesn’t. The next sentence says, “Not all medicine makes you feel better.” The caption prints Learn more and the URL https://go.dhs.gov/ZS6. That short link redirects to https://www.cbp.gov/trade/fakegoodsrealdangers. The caption does not print a new count. The caption does not print a new name. The caption does not print an arrest. The quoted post was posted Nov. 9 at 1:00 p.m. Pacific. That quoted post was not already on this page. The quoted post says, “What if the medicine you rely on doesn’t work or makes you sicker?” The apostrophe in doesn’t is curly. The quoted post says @CBP has seized all kinds of dangerous counterfeit pharmaceuticals including eye drops, Ozempic, Viagra, and life-saving cancer medications. The next sentence is, “That’s why we work closely with the @FDA to stop counterfeit medicines before they enter U.S. commerce and harm consumers.” That sentence prints a curly apostrophe in That’s. The quoted post prints “Know the signs of fake pharma:” and the URL https://go.dhs.gov/5BY. The quoted post does not print a seizure date. The quoted post does not print a count. The quoted post does not print a defendant. Four photos are on the quoted post. The Nov. 10 post does not add a photo of its own. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Houston lithium-battery seizure already on this page. This is not the Chicago counterfeit-watch and steroid seizure already on this page. Those lines are not merged. CBP posted at 1:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP. CBP TRADE.

BREAKING 11/10: LAREDO, Texas — CBP published a written release titled “CBP to temporarily halt vehicular and pedestrian traffic at Gateway to the Americas Bridge on Nov. 17 and Nov. 19.” The release date is Tue, 11/10/2026. The page says last modified Nov 10, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads LAREDO, Texas. The dateline uses an en dash. The release says U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations, Laredo Port of Entry, advises the traveling public that northbound vehicular and pedestrian traffic at the Gateway to the Americas Bridge will be temporarily halted the morning of November 17, 2026, from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. and November 19, 2026, from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. for essential facility upgrades. The next sentence says vehicular and pedestrian traffic is expected to resume at approximately 4:00 a.m. on both mornings. The release says that for those needing to cross during this temporary halt, vehicle traffic will still be available at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge as an alternative route. The release prints Juarez-Lincoln with a hyphen. The release says CBP also reminds travelers of the importance of obtaining and using radio frequency identification document-equipped travel documents and having them readily available when entering the United States through designated Ready Lanes. The release says members of the traveling public can monitor Border Wait Times or also obtain the BWT app, and that these wait times are updated on an hourly basis. The release does not print an arrest. The release does not print a seizure. The release does not print the name of an illegal alien. This is a traffic halt for facility upgrades. Not a YouTube video. This notice was not already on this page. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: ICE posted that people should join its team of dedicated public servants and help protect the homeland. ICE said it is hiring deportation officers at locations across the nation. ICE asked, “Do you have what it takes?” The post prints a laptop emoji on the line that says learn more on our website and apply online today. The caption does not print a jobs URL. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Nov. 6 CBP post already on this page that asks what it takes to become a K9 handler. This is not the ICE post already on this page that says “Your nation is calling.” ICE posted at 12:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/10: CBP quote-posted the Air and Marine Operations post already on this page about 18 illegal aliens interdicted off the Southern California coast. CBP said, “CBP Air and Marine Operations do not play. The eye in the sky along with the boats afloat, we will find you.” The quote-post adds that caption. It does not print a new count. It does not print a new name. It does not print a new location. This is not a second interdiction. The quoted post is the Nov. 7 Long Beach Marine Unit stop already on this page. Those lines are not merged. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted at 11:30 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: AUSTIN, Texas — Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted the Austin arrests already in the November 10, 2026 written release on this page titled “DHS Highlights Worst Illegal Aliens Arrested in Austin, Texas.” Mullin said, “No matter how much sanctuary politicians try to obstruct us, the patriots of @ICEGov will keep doing their jobs by arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens.” The post prints @ICEGov. The written release prints ICE in that sentence. Those lines are not merged. Mullin said, “In the city of Austin, Texas, ICE has arrested murderers, rapists, and arsonists.” Mullin said, “Sanctuary politicians are failing their constituents by limiting cooperation with ICE. When state, local, and federal partners work together to remove illegal aliens like these, everyone is better off.” The post prints a thread emoji. The thread names the same 5 already on this page. Juan Fernando Lara Saavedra, David Alejandro Vera Belandia, Santiago Lopez Diaz, Alvaro Lopez Ayala, and Rogelio Ramos Celedon. This is not a second set of arrests. The Lara card prints an en dash, then a felony, then an en dash, then “at an unknown date and location,” after “He then illegally re-entered the country.” The written release item already on this page says the release prints a felony on that re-entry. Photos are on the name posts. Not a YouTube video. Mullin posted at 11:29 a.m. Pacific. ICE reposted the lead post at 11:30 a.m. Pacific. The ICE repost adds no new caption. DHS reposted the lead post at 11:29 a.m. Pacific. The DHS repost adds no new caption. MULLIN. ICE REPOST. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/10: LOS ANGELES — ICE Los Angeles posted that it arrested social media influencer Farzad “Tony” Toutouni, of Iran, Oct. 27. The post prints curly double quotes around Tony. The post prints social media influencer. The post prints of Iran. The post does not print King of Instagram. The post does not print Iranian citizen. The post does not print an age. The post says Toutouni has prior removal orders and criminal convictions, including kidnapping, robbery, and extortion. The post prints prior removal orders. The post prints criminal convictions, including. The post says he remains in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. Pending removal proceedings is not a completed removal. The post starts with a siren emoji and a movie-camera emoji. A video about 47 seconds long is on the post, plus two photos. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the November 9, 2026 written release already on this page titled “ICE Los Angeles arrests Iranian ‘King of Instagram’.” That release prints a written arrest account. This post prints a video. Those lines are not merged. ICE Los Angeles posted at 11:15 a.m. Pacific. ICE LOS ANGELES.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “DHS Calls on Sanctuary Politicians in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina to Honor ICE Detainer and Not Release a Previously-Deported Rapist.” The release date is November 10, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/10/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The dateline uses an en dash. The title prints Previously-Deported Rapist. The title prints a hyphen in Previously-Deported. The title prints Rapist. The deck says, “Since January 20, 2025, Mecklenburg County has been responsible for 63% of all non-honored ICE detainers in the state of North Carolina.” The deck does not print a period. DHS said the statement calls on sanctuary politicians in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, to honor an ICE detainer for an illegal alien who had been arrested for burglary and rape. The release prints arrested for. An arrest is not a conviction printed in this release. On October 19, ICE lodged a detainer asking North Carolina authorities not to release Richard Calix-Valle, an illegal alien from Honduras, who had been arrested for first-degree burglary and second-degree forcible rape. The release prints October 19. The release does not print a year on October 19. The October 19 sentence prints first-degree burglary and second-degree forcible rape. The opening sentence prints burglary and rape. Those lines are not merged. The release says Calix-Valle is currently being held in the Mecklenburg County Jail. Held in the county jail is not an ICE removal printed as completed in this release. The release says the latest ICE data reveals that from January 20, 2025, to November 1, 2026, the state of North Carolina has refused to honor 381 ICE detainers. Of that total, 240 non-honored detainers were in Mecklenburg County alone, with 183 in Mecklenburg County Jail and 57 in Mecklenburg County Jail Central. The release says this accounts for 63% of all non-honored ICE detainers in the state of North Carolina. The release bolds 63% on that accounts sentence. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin said, “This illegal alien has been arrested for first-degree burglary and second-degree forcible rape in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Sanctuary politicians in Mecklenburg County are responsible for 63% of all non-honored ICE detainers in the state since President Trump returned to office.” The quote bolds 63% of all non-honored ICE detainers in the state. Mullin said, “We are calling on sanctuary politicians not only in North Carolina, but across the country, to honor ICE detainers and work with us to secure the Homeland. When sanctuary politicians release violent felons and rapists back onto the streets, it makes our mission needlessly harder. The Department of Homeland Security will always protect the backyard of every American citizen across the country.” The release says Calix-Valle first illegally entered the United States through Texas in 2014. He was issued a final order of removal on December 8, 2016. He has since been deported FOUR times, in 2014 (twice), 2016, and 2017. FOUR is in capitals. A photo is on the release. The caption prints Richard Calix-Valle. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. He is not Neri Farid Calix Ardon. This is not the November 10, 2026 Illinois Sanctuary Insanity release already on this page. Those lines are not merged. DHS.

BREAKING 11/10: SAN MATEO, Calif. — ICE San Francisco posted that it arrested illegal alien Jose Rosales-Ayala, 32, of El Salvador, after a foot chase in San Mateo, CA. The post prints Rosales-Ayala with a hyphen. The post prints age 32. The post prints of El Salvador. The post prints San Mateo, CA. The post does not print an arrest date. The post says Rosales-Ayala has a DUI conviction and is an alleged MS-13 gang member. The post prints a DUI conviction. The post prints alleged MS-13 gang member. An allegation is not a conviction printed for the gang membership. The post says he will remain in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. Pending immigration proceedings is not a completed removal. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. He is not Froylan Avalos-Rosales. He is not Carlos Adrian Rosales Hernandez. He is not Moises Domingo Rico Rosales. He is not Danny Jose Parada-Mendez, the MS-13 case already on this page. ICE San Francisco posted at 10:30 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted it at 11:52 a.m. Pacific. The repost adds no new caption. ICE SAN FRANCISCO. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/10: LOS ANGELES — ICE Los Angeles posted that it arrested criminal illegal alien Bogar Arroyo-Garibay, 43, of Mexico, Nov. 8. The post prints Arroyo-Garibay with a hyphen. The post prints age 43. The post prints Nov. 8. The post says Arroyo has convictions for inflicting corporal injury on a spouse. The post prints convictions. The post then prints “His is in ICE custody pending removal.” The post prints His is. This page is not changing His to He. Pending removal is not a completed removal. The post starts with a siren emoji. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. He is not Milton Gustovo Benegas-Reyes, the Nov. 9 Los Angeles post already on this page. That post printed an arrest. This post prints convictions. Those lines are not merged. ICE Los Angeles posted at 11:07 a.m. Pacific. ICE LOS ANGELES.

BREAKING 11/10: ST. CHARLES, Mo. — ICE Chicago posted that St. Louis deportation officers arrested Thiago Lacerda Araujo, 31, a fugitive and illegal alien wanted by Brazil for alleged child rape, Nov. 5 in St. Charles, MO. The post prints @EROChicago at the start. The post prints Thiago Lacerda Araujo with no hyphen. The post prints age 31. The post prints Nov. 5. The post prints St. Charles, MO. The post prints alleged child rape. An allegation is not a conviction printed in this post. The post says he remains in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. Pending immigration proceedings is not a completed removal. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. He is not Alan Osiel Valdez Araujo. ICE Chicago posted at 10:46 a.m. Pacific. ICE CHICAGO.

BREAKING 11/10: ICE posted that illegal aliens do NOT belong in our nation, and that ICE will stop at nothing to get them OUT. NOT is in capitals. OUT is in capitals. The post prints an em dash before and. ICE said yesterday’s removals included rapists, pedophiles, drug dealers, and other heinous criminals. The post prints Yesterday’s removals. The post does not print Nov. 9. The thread names these 10. No ages. No cities. Photos are on the name posts. Not a YouTube video. This is not the November 10, 2026 written release already on this page titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers.” That release names five different men and prints arrests. These lines are removals. Those lines are not merged. ICE posted at 10:43 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

The thread names these 10. Each line prints an illegal alien from Mexico. Each line prints convicted of. Jose Martin Quinones-Castro, convicted of lewd/lascivious act to child by force, five counts of lewd/lascivious act to child 14 or 15, and three counts of assault of another under 18 years of age. The post prints five counts and three counts in lowercase. Jenifer Beltran Arredondo, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute fentanyl. The post prints Jenifer. This page is not changing Jenifer to Jennifer. Maria Victoria Borja-Avila, convicted of aggravated identity theft, falsely representing U.S. citizenship, and false statement in application for passport. Rolando Salomon Garza-Aguirre, convicted of possession with intent to distribute 500 grams or more, approximately 412 kilograms of a mixture or substance containing a detectable amount of methamphetamine. The post prints 500 grams or more and approximately 412 kilograms in the same line. Pedro De Jesus Figueroa-Roman, convicted of possession of fentanyl with intent to distribute. Ramon Grajales-Barbis, convicted of second degree-forcible rape and first-degree kidnapping. The post prints a hyphen in second degree-forcible rape. Angel Cornejo Romero, convicted of force rape, assault with intent to commit mayhem, rape, sodomy, oral copulation, rape in concert with another, lascivious acts upon a child, or penetration of genitals or anus with foreign object, and sexual battery. The post prints force rape. This page is not changing force rape to forcible rape. The post prints or before penetration. Jaime Perez-Sanchez, convicted of attempted manufacture, distribution, delivery or possession with intent to deliver over 10 grams of cocaine. Eulises Reyes-Parra, convicted of distribution of methamphetamine. Jose Gonzalez, convicted of possession of unlawful paraphernalia , driving without license, continuous sexual abuse of a child, and rape by force/fear. The post prints a space before the comma after paraphernalia. None of these 10 names was already on this page.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “SANCTUARY INSANITY: DHS Condemns Sanctuary Politicians in Illinois for Releasing a Violent Criminal Rather Than Honoring ICE Detainer.” The release date is November 10, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/10/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The dateline uses an en dash. The deck says, “Sanctuary politicians in Illinois RELEASED this violent felon onto the streets.” RELEASED is in capitals. The deck does not print a period. This is not the November 6, 2026 New York Sanctuary Insanity release already on this page. This is not the November 5, 2026 Minnesota Sanctuary Insanity release already on this page. This is not the November 3, 2026 Washington state Sanctuary Insanity release already on this page. On May 28, ICE lodged a detainer asking Illinois authorities not to release Shageldi Bashimov, an illegal alien from Turkmenistan, who had been convicted for aggravated battery with use of a deadly weapon. The release does not print a year on May 28. The release says he had been sentenced to two years in prison in Chicago. The release does not print an age. Illinois sanctuary politicians refused to honor the ICE detainer, RELEASING this violent felon back onto the streets without notifying ICE. RELEASING is in capitals. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “This illegal alien has been convicted for aggravated battery with use of a deadly weapon, yet sanctuary politicians in Illinois refused to honor the ICE detainer and instead chose to release this violent criminal back onto the streets of their state.” Mullin said, “Sanctuary politicians care so much about illegal aliens that they’d rather release a convicted violent felon than cooperate with federal law enforcement. These reckless sanctuary policies are only going to endanger more innocent Americans. DHS is calling on Illinois and other sanctuary states to end this practice before any more lives are harmed.” The release says Bashimov was lawfully admitted to the United States in March 2024, but chose to overstay his permitted time. The release says he is currently at large. At large is not an arrest printed as completed in this release. A photo is on the release. Not a YouTube video. The release then recites earlier Illinois cases. Those are not new arrests in this release. This page does not re-list them. The release says “Sanctuary Insanity” is a new daily series by the Department of Homeland Security highlighting the insanity of sanctuary politicians releasing criminal illegal aliens back onto the streets to terrorize American citizens. DHS.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “DHS Highlights Worst Illegal Aliens Arrested in Austin, Texas.” The release date is November 10, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/10/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. DHS said the statement showcases examples of the worst illegal aliens arrested by ICE in Austin, Texas, including those convicted for such crimes as second-degree murder, rape, and arson, among other atrocities. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “No matter how much sanctuary politicians try to obstruct us, the patriots of ICE will keep doing their jobs by arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens.” Mullin said, “In the city of Austin, Texas, ICE has arrested murderers, rapists, and arsonists. Sanctuary politicians are failing their constituents by limiting cooperation with ICE. When state, local, and federal partners work together to remove illegal aliens like these, everyone is better off.” The release names these 5. No ages. Photos are on the release. Not a YouTube video. This is not the November 10, 2026 release already on this page titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers.” That release names a different five. DHS.

The release names these 5. Juan Fernando Lara Saavedra, an illegal alien from Honduras, arrested by ICE on October 29. His criminal history includes a conviction for second-degree murder. He claims to have illegally entered the United States through Texas in May 2007. After an Immigration Judge issued him a final order of removal on October 22, 2014, he was deported in November 2014. He then illegally re-entered the country. The release prints a felony on that re-entry. The release does not print a year on October 29. David Alejandro Vera Belandia, an illegal alien from Venezuela, arrested by ICE on October 15. His criminal history includes a conviction for second-degree sexual assault – rape. The release prints a hyphen in that charge line. He illegally entered the United States through Texas in September 2023, and was RELEASED into the country the Biden Administration. RELEASED is in capitals. The release does not print by before the Biden Administration. An Immigration Judge issued him a final order of removal on June 18, 2026. The release does not print a year on October 15. Santiago Lopez Diaz, an illegal alien from Honduras, arrested by ICE on November 1. His criminal history includes a conviction for aggravated battery on a pregnant female. He has previously been deported FIVE times, in 2005, 2008, 2010 (twice), and 2024. FIVE is in capitals. The release does not print a year on November 1. Alvaro Lopez Ayala, an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE on October 22. His criminal history includes convictions for indecent assault, aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury, aggravated assault – family – strongarm, assault, flight to avoid, marijuana possession, and fraud – illegal use of credit cards. The release prints hyphens in those charge lines. He illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location and has been deported twice before in 2007 and 2014, after an Immigration Judge issued him a final order of removal on June 26, 2007. The release does not print a year on October 22. Rogelio Ramos Celedon, an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE on October 5. His criminal history includes a conviction for arson and an arrest for possession of a controlled substance. An arrest is not a conviction. The release prints that arrest and the arson conviction as separate. He illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location. After an Immigration Judge issued him a final order of removal on October 27, ICE deported him on October 30. The release does not print a year on October 5, October 27, or October 30. The release prints deported.

BREAKING 11/10: ICE posted that allegations that ICE took a third grader into custody to be placed in detention are FALSE, and that any suggestion otherwise is a depraved attempt to smear ICE law enforcement officers and undermine the work of President Trump and Secretary Mullin to protect children. FALSE is in capitals. ICE said that on November 5, a man claiming to be the child’s uncle took him to an ICE check in. The post prints “ICE check in” as three words. It does not print a hyphen in check-in. ICE said that because the alleged uncle could not establish legal guardianship in accordance with Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act (TVPRA) requirements, the minor was determined to be an unaccompanied alien child (UAC). ICE said that to ensure the child’s safety, ICE placed him in the care of the Office of Refugee Resettlement. The post says the detention allegation is FALSE. ICE said the child was initially illegally brought into the United States with a man who alleged to be his father, who was previously removed to Mexico by CBP and has never been in ICE custody. ICE said, “Since you want to talk about immigrant children, let’s talk about the 450,000 unaccompanied children the Biden Administration lost or placed with unvetted sponsors.” ICE prints 450,000. ICE asked, “How much oxygen did you devote to these children before Biden was booted from office?” ICE said Secretary Mullin is leading efforts to rescue these children and stop their exploitation. ICE said that unlike the previous administration, President Trump and DHS take the responsibility to protect children seriously and will continue to work with law enforcement to reunite children with their families. The post does not print the child’s name. The post does not print an age. The post does not print Haitian. The post does not print Temporary Protected Status. The post does not print a school name. No photo on ICE’s own caption. Not a YouTube video. ICE quote-posted ABC News. The ABC caption says, “An 8-year-old Haitian boy who lost Temporary Protected Status earlier this year was taken into federal custody after an immigration check-in, according to local advocates and school officials.” The ABC caption prints 8-year-old. The ABC caption prints Haitian. The ABC caption prints Temporary Protected Status. The ABC caption prints check-in with a hyphen. The ABC caption does not print the child’s name. ICE’s caption does not print those ABC lines. Those lines are not merged. ICE also replied to the ABC post. The reply uses the same words. The reply adds no new name and no new count. ICE quote-posted at 9:41 a.m. Pacific. ICE replied at 9:41 a.m. Pacific, 13 seconds later. ICE. ICE REPLY. ABC.

BREAKING 11/10: DHS posted “DEFENDING AMERICAN SOVEREIGNTY.” The line is in capitals. The period is printed. DHS said @DeptofWar has supported @CBP in the Southern Border Joint Task Force by carrying out the LARGEST barrier reinforcement in our nation’s history. LARGEST is in capitals. DHS said the emplacement of these defenses across 656 miles are vital to protecting our homeland from foreign threats. The post prints are vital. The post prints 656 miles. The post does not print about. The post does not print over. No new arrest. No new name. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the DHS post already on this page that quote-posts the Department of War on narco-terrorists. Those lines are not merged. DHS posted at 9:34 a.m. Pacific. Secretary Mullin reposted it at 9:59 a.m. Pacific. The repost adds no new caption. DHS. MULLIN REPOST.

BREAKING 11/10: LOS ANGELES — ICE Los Angeles posted that it arrested criminal illegal alien Milton Gustovo Benegas-Reyes, 22, of Honduras, Nov. 9. The post prints Gustovo. This page is not changing Gustovo to Gustavo. The post prints Benegas-Reyes with a hyphen. The post prints age 22. The post prints Nov. 9. The post says his criminal record includes arrest for robbery, burglary, inflicting corporal injury on a spouse and assault with a deadly weapon. The post prints includes arrest. An arrest is not a conviction printed in this post. The post then prints “His is in ICE custody pending removal.” The post prints His is. This page is not changing His to He. Pending removal is not a completed removal. The post starts with a siren emoji. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. He is not Gustavo Rodriguez-Callado in the written release below. ICE Los Angeles posted at 9:06 a.m. Pacific. ICE LOS ANGELES.

BREAKING 11/10: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers.” The release date is November 10, 2026. The page says Last Updated: 11/10/2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. This is not the October 29, 2026 release already on this page with the same title. That October 29 release names a different five. This is not the November 9, 2026 release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Sexual Predators.” This is not the November 6, 2026 release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Assailants, and Drug Traffickers.” This is not the November 5, 2026 release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers.” The deck says, “Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin’s leadership, DHS will never stop fighting for the victims of illegal alien crime.” The words never stop fighting are a link. DHS said that yesterday ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens, convicted for despicable crimes including second-degree murder, sexual assault, and controlled substance trafficking. The release prints Yesterday. The release prints “more worst of the worst.” The release prints convicted for. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “Under President Trump, there will be no amnesty for illegal aliens, including in sanctuary cities that put illegal aliens over their own citizens. Just yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, sexual predators, and drug traffickers.” The words no amnesty are a link. The release prints a comma before the closing quotation mark after traffickers. Mullin said, “We will continue to carry out the American people’s mandate to arrest and deport illegal aliens from our nation.” The release names these 5. No ages. Photos are on the release. Not a YouTube video. The release points readers to WOW.DHS.Gov. The release prints WOW.DHS.Gov. DHS. WOW.DHS.Gov.

The release names these 5. Gustavo Rodriguez-Callado, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for second-degree murder, THREE counts of aggravated assault, and robbery in Caldwell, Idaho. THREE is in capitals. On that line the release starts the bold tag on the g in aggravated. The visible words are aggravated assault. He is not Milton Gustovo Benegas-Reyes. Juan Contreras-Saucedo, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for sexual assault in San Antonio, Texas. He is not Juan Contreras Bonilla. He is not Jose Contreras in the Boston post below. Jose Adrian Mejia-Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for controlled substance trafficking and manufacturing and delivery of more than 900 grams of cocaine in Freeport, Illinois. The release prints more than 900 grams. Poeurt Nhean, a criminal illegal alien from Cambodia, convicted for assault with a deadly weapon not firearm: great bodily injury and FOUR counts of possession of a controlled substance in Santa Ana, California. FOUR is in capitals. The release prints not firearm. The release prints a colon. Manuel Francisco Tasama-Portilla, a criminal illegal alien from Colombia, convicted for possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance in Reading, Pennsylvania.

BREAKING 11/10: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — CBP Air and Marine Operations posted “EXCLUSIVE VIDEO” and “18 Illegal Aliens Interdicted off Southern California Coast.” Illegal Aliens is capitalized in that line. CBP AMO said that on November 7, Marine Interdiction Agents from the Long Beach Marine Unit intercepted a vessel carrying 18 subjects approximately 12 nautical miles east of Catalina Island, California. The post prints 18 subjects. The post prints 12 nautical miles. The post prints east of Catalina Island. CBP AMO said the vessel was initially detected by an aircraft from the San Diego Air and Marine Branch. CBP AMO said Marine Interdiction Agents transported the vessel and illegal aliens aboard to Newport Harbor, where the individuals were transferred to the U.S. Border Patrol for processing. The post prints illegal aliens aboard in that sentence. The post does not print their names. The post does not print nationalities. The closing line prints “THE BORDER IS CLOSED!.” THE BORDER IS CLOSED is in capitals. An exclamation point is printed, then a period. The post says anyone who attempts to enter the United States unlawfully will be apprehended, processed, and removed in accordance with U.S. law. The post starts with a siren emoji. A video about 40 seconds long is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the Oct. 3 Long Beach Marine Unit intercept of 14 already on this page. This is not the Coast Guard item already on this page that took 24 people to Newport Harbor. Those lines are not merged. CBP AMO posted at 5:30 a.m. Pacific. CBP AMO.

BREAKING 11/10: HARTFORD, Conn. — ICE Boston posted that on Sept. 15, ICE Boston arrested Jose Contreras, a criminal illegal alien and alleged 18th Street gang member from Mexico, during targeted operations in Hartford, Connecticut. The post prints alleged 18th Street gang member. The post prints Jose Contreras with no hyphen. He is not Juan Contreras-Saucedo. He is not Juan Contreras Bonilla. He is not Filiberto Preciado-Gamboa, already on this page as an 18th Street gang member. The opening post says his criminal history includes arrest for third-degree assault of a pregnant person. The post prints includes arrest. An arrest is not a conviction printed in this post. A second post one second later prints third-degree strangulation/suffocation, possession of a controlled substance, use of drug paraphernalia, and disorderly conduct. That second post does not print the word convicted. ICE Boston then quote-posted the opening post and said Contreras was REMOVED from the United States on Sept. 25, again highlighting the efficiency of ERO Boston in removing dangerous criminal aliens. REMOVED is in capitals. The post prints Sept. 25. A photo is on the opening post. Not a YouTube video. ICE Boston posted the opening post at 3:36 a.m. Pacific. The removal post was at 3:37 a.m. Pacific. ICE BOSTON. ICE BOSTON THREAD. ICE BOSTON REMOVAL.

BREAKING 11/10: SAN DIEGO — CBP posted that U.S. Border Patrol agents in San Diego seized 1,435 lbs. of cocaine worth $9.8M in back-to-back stops. The post prints 1,435 lbs. with a period after lbs. The post prints $9.8M. The post prints Recently. The post does not print over. The post does not print pounds. The post does not print Oct. 25. The post does not print three minutes. The post does not print San Clemente. The post does not print a driver’s name. The post says that with illegal border entries at all-time lows, agents are focused on keeping checkpoints open longer and strengthening border enforcement efforts. The post tags @USBPChiefSDC. A video about 10 seconds long is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. This is not a second seizure. The written release is the next item. Those lines are not merged. CBP posted at 9:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/6: SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — CBP published a written release titled “Border Patrol agents seize nearly $10 million in cocaine in back-to-back stops.” The release date is Fri, 11/06/2026. The page says last modified Nov 06, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. The dateline uses an em dash. This release was not already on this page. The Nov. 10 CBP post above points at this seizure. This is not a second seizure. CBP said that on Oct. 25, U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the San Diego Sector seized over 1,435 pounds of cocaine valued at $9.8 million during two vehicle inspections just three minutes apart at the San Clemente Border Patrol checkpoint. The release prints over 1,435 pounds. The release prints $9.8 million. The Nov. 10 post prints 1,435 lbs. and $9.8M. Those lines are not merged. CBP said agents referred both vehicles to secondary inspection after observing suspicious behavior, including one driver attempting to reverse out of the checkpoint. CBP said a Border Patrol canine alerted officers to both vehicles, leading agents to discover 550 vacuum-sealed packages concealed in black garbage bags. CBP said a field test yielded a presumptive positive result for cocaine. A field test is not a laboratory confirmation printed as a conviction. San Clemente Station Patrol Agent in Charge J.D. Scott said, “With this seizure, we are heading for a record year in narcotics interdictions here at the San Clemente checkpoint.” Scott said, “A few years ago, our agents were deployed to the immediate border and processed hundreds of illegal aliens. With illegal border entries in San Diego at all-time lows, we now have the agents needed to keep our checkpoint open longer and to maintain a strong Border Patrol presence along our I-5 corridor.” Scott prints in San Diego. The Nov. 10 post does not print in San Diego. Those lines are not merged. CBP said agents arrested both drivers. The release does not print their names. CBP said the Drug Enforcement Administration took custody of the individuals and suspected narcotics pending federal prosecution. Pending federal prosecution is not a conviction. Photos are on the release. No YouTube video. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: CBP posted that CBP officers and agents face unpredictable situations every day. The next sentence says EMT certification ensures they’re ready to respond, no matter what comes their way. The post prints EMT. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. The post links a YouTube video. The title reads “CBP | Real Emergencies. Real Training.” The channel is Field Operations. YouTube shows the video was published August 4, 2025. The length is 2 minutes and 29 seconds. The description says CBP EMT trainees go beyond the classroom and train using realistic, hands-on medical scenarios from trauma response to CPR and patient stabilization. That is the video description. This page is not turning it into a new enforcement action. CBP posted at 7:25 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: LEESBURG, Va. — DHS reposted ICE Washington. The original post says ICE @EROWashington D.C. arrested Cristian Sandoval-Monterros, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, in Leesburg, Virginia. The post says his criminal history includes sex offense – indecent liberties. The post prints a hyphen with spaces in that charge line. The post says includes. It does not print the word convicted. The post says he will remain in ICE custody pending deportation proceedings. Pending deportation proceedings is not a completed deportation. The post does not print an age. The post does not print an arrest date. A photo is on the original post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. He is not Eli Hernandez-Sandoval. He is not Mario Eguizabal Sandoval. He is not Pedro Sandoval-Romero. ICE Washington posted at 12:20 p.m. Pacific on Nov. 9. That post was not already on this page. DHS reposted it at 7:00 a.m. Pacific on Nov. 10. The repost adds no new caption. ICE WASHINGTON. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/10: Secretary Mullin quote-posted the White House. Mullin said that under the historic leadership of President Trump, @DHSgov has had NO stronger partner on border security than @PeteHegseth and @DeptofWar. NO is in capitals. Mullin said that together they have locked down the border, choked off the cartels’ pipeline, and saved American lives. Mullin said Pete is a patriot and a warfighter, and that he is proud to call him a friend. The quoted White House caption prints “From day one, President Trump made homeland security NATIONAL SECURITY.” NATIONAL SECURITY is in capitals. The next White House line says, “The message is simple: this is our hemisphere. Act accordingly.” A video about 89 seconds long is on the White House post. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the DHS post below that quote-posts the Department of War. Those lines are not merged. No new arrest. No new name. No new count is in Mullin’s own caption. The White House posted at 6:32 a.m. Pacific. Mullin posted at 6:48 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted Mullin at 6:48 a.m. Pacific. That repost adds no new caption. MULLIN. WHITE HOUSE. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/10: NEW YORK — ICE posted “ANOTHER ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH RAPE IN SANCTUARY NEW YORK.” ICE said Kovi Bryan Carrillo-Flores, a Guatemalan illegal alien, faces four felony rape charges involving a 16-year-old girl. The post prints Carrillo-Flores with a hyphen. The post says faces charges. A charge is not a conviction. ICE said that during his arrest, he bit one police detective and injured another. ICE said it lodged a detainer requesting custody upon his release. The post does not say the jail honored the detainer. The post does not say ICE has custody. The post does not print an age. The post does not print Oct. 20. The post does not print Troy. The post does not print Rensselaer. The post does not print a charge of assault of a law enforcement officer. ICE said heinous crimes continue in states like New York, where sanctuary policies create a hotbed for illegal alien crime and innocent victims pay the price. ICE said when cities and states work WITH ICE rather than against us, Americans are safer. WITH is in capitals. No photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not a second man. The Nov. 9 written release already on this page spells the name Kovi Bryan Carrillo Flores, and also Carillo Flores with one r. That release says four counts of rape of a child under 17 and one count of assault of a law enforcement officer. That release says biting one detective and injuring another’s wrist. Those lines are not merged. The earlier item already on this page that spells the name Kovy Carrillo-Flores is the same case. ICE posted at 6:30 a.m. Pacific. ICE. NOV. 9 RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/10: SAN DIEGO — Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre posted that smugglers will say anything to secure your payment, but their promises are dangerous deceptions. The next sentence says do not trust those who view your life as a commodity. The post says, “Don’t gamble with your life.” No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. CBP reposted the item. The repost adds no new caption. The chief posted at 6:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP reposted at 6:30 a.m. Pacific. SAN DIEGO SECTOR. CBP REPOST.

BREAKING 11/10: DHS quote-posted the Department of War. DHS said that under the leadership of President Trump, DHS and @DeptofWar are committed to protecting the Homeland from the scourge of narco-terrorists and traffickers seeking to destabilize the United States and our Hemisphere. Homeland is capitalized. Hemisphere is capitalized. The DHS line does not print a vessel count. The DHS line does not print 218. The DHS line does not print 65 percent. Those figures are on the quoted post. The quoted post attributes the remarks to @SECWAR. The quoted post says, “From day one, President Trump made homeland security NATIONAL SECURITY.” NATIONAL SECURITY is in capitals. The quoted post says American troops were sent to lock down the southwest border and choked off the cartels’ pipeline of human smuggling, drugs, and death. The quoted post says a Counter-Cartel Coalition designated them terrorists and hunted them at sea, and now on land. The quoted post says more than 70 narco-vessels sunk. The quoted post says 218 narco-terrorists, then prints DEAD, WHERE THEY SHOULD BE in capitals. The quoted post says maritime smuggling is down at least 65 percent. The quoted post says indicted and wanted Nicolás Maduro thought he was untouchable, that he was not kidnapped, and that he was brought to justice by America’s best. The quoted post prints VICTORY IN ONE NIGHT and FORTY-EIGHT MINUTES TO BE PRECISE in capitals. The quoted post says today he sits in front of an American judge. That is the quoted post. This page is not turning those lines into a new DHS written release. A video about 89 seconds long is on the quoted post. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the Mullin post above. The Department of War account posted at 5:41 a.m. Pacific. DHS posted at 5:59 a.m. Pacific. DHS. DEPARTMENT OF WAR.

BREAKING 11/10: Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted “ATVs built for the backcountry. Agents built for the mission.” The next sentences say U.S. Border Patrol agents patrol the remote miles that others cannot, detecting illegal activity and enforcing the law where the border is most rugged. The post prints #BorderSecurity and #BackRoads. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. The post does not name a sector. A video about 14 seconds long is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. The chief posted at 5:00 a.m. Pacific. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/10: HOUSTON — CBP published a written release titled “Houston CBP seizes nearly $1 million in counterfeit lithium batteries.” The release date is Tue, 11/10/2026. The page says last modified Nov 10, 2026. No clock time on the release. CBP said it seized 290 cartons of lithium batteries worth nearly $1 million featuring unauthorized Bluetooth branding. CBP said officers and import specialists from the Trade Enforcement Team at the Area Port of Houston/Galveston confirmed the merchandise violated intellectual property laws. CBP said the examination revealed 290 cartons of lithium batteries branded as “EZ Kruiser” bearing the trademarked Bluetooth logo. CBP said the unauthorized use of the Bluetooth logo constitutes a violation of 19 CFR 133.21(e), and that the merchandise is subject to seizure pursuant to 19 USC 1526(e). Area Port Director John Landry said, “These global criminal networks do great harm to hard-working American businesses who play by the rules.” Landry said, “Fake goods not only harm our nation’s commerce, but often funds global criminal activity like money laundering, drug trafficking, and other illegal activities.” The quote prints funds. The release does not print an importer’s name. The release does not print an arrest. The release does not print a conviction. A photo is on the release. No YouTube video of this seizure. This seizure was not already on this page. CBP.

BREAKING 11/10: CHICAGO — CBP published a written release titled “Various counterfeit watches and steroids seized by Chicago CBP.” The release date is Tue, 11/10/2026. The page says last modified Nov 10, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads CHICAGO. The dateline uses an en dash. CBP said the Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team at Chicago O’Hare International Airport seized a shipment containing various counterfeit watches and steroids on Halloween. The release prints Halloween. It does not print a year for that day. CBP said that had these items been genuine, the shipment would have had a combined manufacturer’s suggested retail price of over $6.2 million. The release prints manufacturer’s in lowercase. CBP said the shipment from China was headed for California. CBP said the examination revealed watches bearing the suspected trademarks of Burberry, Tag Heuer, Fossil, Seiko, Hugo Boss Swarovski, Movado, Audemars Piguet, Tissot, Cartier and Rolex, and ear buds branded as AirPods bearing the Apple trademark. The release prints Hugo Boss Swarovski with no comma between those words. CBP said the items were deemed inauthentic by the Centers of Excellence and Expertise and were seized for bearing counterfeit versions of registered and recorded trademarks. CBP said officers also found several types of powders and liquids in the shipment, which tested positive for various types of different steroid-related Schedule III substance. The release prints substance in the singular. A positive test on a release is not a conviction. Acting Director of Field Operations Michael Pfeiffer said, “Our officers across the nation routinely see these types of shipments and they are illegal.” Pfeiffer said officers stopped counterfeit watches and identified illicit shipments containing steroids, which he called extremely dangerous. The release does not print a defendant’s name. The release does not print an arrest of a person. A photo is on the release. No YouTube video. This seizure was not already on this page. It is not the Louisville counterfeit-watch seizures already on this page. CBP.

BREAKING 11/9: SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — CBP published a written release titled “AMO interdicts vessel with more than $1 million worth of cocaine in Northern Puerto Rico.” The release date is Mon, 11/09/2026. The page says last modified Nov 10, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. The dateline uses an em dash. This release was not already on this page. The title prints more than $1 million. The title prints detained. The body prints approximately 196 pounds of cocaine, with an estimated value of $1.5 million dollars. The body prints dollars. The body prints arrested. Those lines are not merged. CBP said Air and Marine Operations detained four Dominican Republic nationals following the interdiction of a vessel north of Puerto Rico early Oct. 29. CBP said that on Oct. 28, a New Orleans Branch Air and Marine Operations aircraft detected a vessel of interest north of San Juan. CBP said later that evening, air and marine crews located the vessel north of Carolina, Puerto Rico, and initiated an interdiction response. CBP said the vessel increased speed, failed to stop, and occupants began throwing bales into the water. CBP said the vessel subsequently stopped north of Loíza, Puerto Rico. The release prints Loíza with an accent. Christopher Hunter, director of the Caribbean Air and Marine Branch, said crews were able to detect, track and safely interdict this vessel before it could reach Puerto Rico. CBP said air and marine crews arrested four individuals, three men and one woman, claiming to be nationals of the Dominican Republic. The release does not print names. The release does not print ages. CBP said agents transferred custody of the contraband, and the four aliens to the Homeland Security Task Force for further investigation and prosecution. The release prints a comma after contraband. Further investigation and prosecution is not a conviction. A photo is on the release. No YouTube video. This is not the Oct. 22 Ponce cocaine release already on this page. CBP.

BREAKING 11/9: HSI posted on its Special Response Teams. The first sentence says, “Every detail matters. From equipment checks to final preparations, HSI Special Response Teams are ready to support complex investigations and protect communities.” The next sentence says, “Build your future with HSI and contribute to a mission larger than yourself.” No new arrest. No new name. No new charge. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Nov. 9 post already on this page that says professionalism, discipline, and a commitment to public safety guide HSI Special Response Team personnel. That post was 12:05 p.m. Pacific. This post does not print those words. HSI posted at 6:00 p.m. Pacific. HSI.

BREAKING 11/9: SUN CITY, Calif. — The San Diego Sector chief posted that Border Patrol agents in San Diego arrested an illegal alien from Mexico in Sun City, CA, with prior DUI and recent arrests, now facing deportation. The post prints prior DUI and recent arrests. It does not print the word convicted. Facing deportation is not a completed deportation. The post does not print a name. The post does not print an age. The post does not print an arrest date. The post says, “Securing our nation’s borders, faithfully enforcing the immigration laws enacted by Congress, and keeping our communities safe.” A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This post was not already on this page. The chief posted at 6:00 a.m. Pacific. SAN DIEGO SECTOR.

BREAKING 11/9: HOUSTON — ICE quote-posted NewsNation correspondent Ali Bradley. The ICE post prints a statement from ERO Houston Field Office Director Bret Bradford. The ICE post does not add a sentence of its own above that statement. Bradley’s post is from Nov. 6. Bradley says ICE is disputing claims that its officers separated a Honduran mother from her two children at a restaurant. Bradley says ICE says she was taken into federal custody directly from the Harris County Jail. Bradley says the agency says Julia Marisol Ortiz Zelaya, 38, was arrested by Houston police Sept. 20 for allegedly fighting at a bar and possessing cocaine, then transferred to ICE two days later. Allegedly is Bradley’s word. An arrest is not a conviction. Bradley says ICE says the Greater Houston Coalition for Justice and LULAC promoted the restaurant account during an Oct. 20 news conference declaring an immigration enforcement “state of emergency.” Bradley calls the Bradford remarks an exclusive statement to NewsNation. ICE printed that statement. Bradford says, “This so called ‘state of emergency’ on immigration enforcement was based on a complete lie that neither the Greater Houston Coalition for Justice or LULAC bothered to check before holding a press conference.” The ICE post prints so called with no hyphen. The ICE post prints or, not nor. Bradford says she was separated from her kids by local law enforcement after she was found fighting at a local bar with cocaine in her possession. Bradley prints allegedly fighting. Bradford prints found fighting. Those lines are not merged. Bradford asks why Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare was so quick to drop the charges. Bradford says she was facing felony criminal charges. Bradley says ICE says Ortiz Zelaya has a deportation order and remains in custody pending removal. Pending removal is not a completed deportation. No photo is on the ICE post. Not a YouTube video. No written ICE release with this name was found this hour. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 3:42 p.m. Pacific. Bradley posted at 11:57 a.m. Pacific on Nov. 6. ICE. ALI BRADLEY.

BREAKING 11/9: DHS posted “NO AMNESTY.” Both words are in capitals. The post does not print a period. The post quote-posts White House Rapid Response 47. The quoted caption prints “.@POTUS: “There’s NO AMNESTY… My policy hasn’t changed.”” NO AMNESTY is in capitals in that caption. The caption prints There’s. The caption prints hasn’t. The caption prints three dots. The DHS line is two words. The Rapid Response line is a longer sentence. Those lines are not merged. A video is on the Rapid Response post. The video runs 1 minute and 38 seconds. Not a YouTube video. No photo is on the DHS post. No new arrest. No new name. No new charge. This is not a written DHS release. DHS posted at 2:24 p.m. Pacific. Rapid Response posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. The Rapid Response post was not already on this page. DHS. WHITE HOUSE RAPID RESPONSE.

BREAKING 11/9: DHS reposted the White House. The White House post prints “There won’t be amnesty.” A hyphen follows, then “President Donald J. Trump.” Amnesty is lowercase. The period is inside the quotation marks. This is not the DHS post above that prints NO AMNESTY in capitals. This is not the Rapid Response caption that prints “There’s NO AMNESTY… My policy hasn’t changed.” “There won’t be” is not “There’s NO.” Those lines are not merged. No video is on the White House post. Not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name. The White House posted at 1:58 p.m. Pacific. DHS reposted at 2:23 p.m. Pacific. DHS. WHITE HOUSE.

BREAKING 11/9: NEW YORK — ICE published a written release titled “ICE New York City arrests internationally wanted killer.” The release date is November 9, 2026. The page says updated 11/09/2026. No clock time is printed on the page. The deck says the illegal alien from Uzbekistan was convicted overseas of killing and theft. The dateline reads New York City. The dateline uses an em dash. ICE said that on Oct. 14, 2026, officers from New York City arrested Sobirjon Sobirov Khusen Ugli, 35, a criminal illegal alien from Uzbekistan, near his home in Brooklyn. The release later shortens the name to Sobirov. The quote uses Sobirjon Sobirov. Those forms are not merged. The release says that in 2013, Sobirov was arrested for, and admitted to, the murder of his then-girlfriend in Thailand, stuffing her in a suitcase, and dumping the suitcase in a canal, according to press reports. That sentence prints admitted to. It prints according to press reports. It does not print a conviction for that killing. The deck says convicted overseas of killing. The body does not print convicted for that killing. Those lines are not merged. The release says he was also convicted of felony theft in Uzbekistan in 2020 and sentenced to five years of imprisonment. That sentence prints convicted. It prints felony theft. It prints five years. The release says he was also arrested by the NYPD for harassing communication and was subject to a 2024 restraining order issued by the Kings County Criminal Court. An arrest is not a conviction. The release does not print a conviction for the NYPD charge. ICE New York City Field Office Director Kenneth Genalo said, “ICE’s mission is to protect the American public, and that includes taking appropriate enforcement action against illegal aliens charged with serious crimes.” The opening quotation mark on that sentence is straight. The apostrophe in ICE’s is curly. The closing quotation mark is curly. Genalo then said, in one curly quotation covering three sentences, “Our officers work every day to identify, arrest and remove criminal illegal aliens before they can cause further harm in our communities. We particularly target public safety threats like Sobirjon Sobirov. We will continue to work to ensure individuals who pose a public safety threat are held accountable under both criminal and immigration law.” Genalo says charged with serious crimes. The deck says convicted. Those lines are not merged. The release says Sobirov was first encountered by the U.S. Border Patrol in April 2023 after illegally crossing the border near Lukeville, Arizona, within a group of 110 individuals. He was released into the United States on his own recognizance with a notice to appear for immigration proceedings in New York City at a later date. He reported once, in May 2024, and has never reported since. The release says Sobirov will be held in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. Pending removal proceedings is not a completed deportation. No photo is on the release. The image grid is empty. The release does not print “Video available upon request.” A public YouTube video of this arrest was not found this hour. This name was not already on this page. ICE.

BREAKING 11/9: TROY, N.Y. — ICE published a written release titled “ICE Buffalo lodges detainer for illegal alien charged with rape in New York.” The release date is November 9, 2026. The page says updated 11/09/2026. No clock time is printed on the page. The dateline reads TROY, N.Y. TROY is in capitals. The dateline uses an em dash. There is no deck. ICE said Buffalo lodged an immigration detainer with the Rensselaer County Jail Oct. 20 asking for custody of Kovi Bryan Carrillo Flores, 25, an illegal alien from Guatemala who’s been charged with four counts of rape of a child under 17 and one count of assault of a law enforcement officer. The release prints charged. It does not print a conviction. The apostrophe in who’s is curly. The title says lodges detainer. The body says asking for custody. The release does not say the jail honored the detainer. The release does not say ICE has custody. ICE Assistant Director of Public Affairs Micah Bock said, “The brave men and women of ICE continue removing the worst of the worst, including child predators and rapists.” Bock said, “Crime has dropped to historic lows, and by removing these sexual predators from the streets, we are making our nation stronger and our communities safer.” Those quotation marks are curly. Bock says removing. This release is a detainer. A detainer is not a removal. Those lines are not merged. The next paragraph prints Carillo Flores with one r. It says Carillo Flores is alleged to have engaged in sexual contact with a 16-year-old child. The release prints alleged. It does not print convicted in that sentence. The name in the detainer sentence is Carrillo, with two r’s. Those spellings are not merged. The charge says a child under 17. That paragraph says a 16-year-old child. Those lines are not merged. The release says when Troy police arrested him, he attacked the officers, biting one detective and injuring another’s wrist. The apostrophe in another’s is curly. That sentence is a Troy police arrest. It is not an ICE arrest. The release says Carrillo Flores illegally entered the U.S. at an unknown time and place. His immigration case will be heard by a Department of Justice immigration judge. That sentence does not say he is in ICE custody. The release says under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, if you break the law, you will face the consequences. Criminal illegal aliens are unwelcome in the U.S. The release says ICE encourages New York law enforcement organizations to honor immigration detainers, which helps communities avoid preventable crimes. The release says New York politicians’ dangerous sanctuary policies put the interests of illegal alien criminals ahead of their constituents’ needs. Those apostrophes are curly. A photo is on the release. The photo alt text is the title. The release does not print “Video available upon request.” A public YouTube video of this detainer was not found this hour. This name was not already on this page. ICE.

BREAKING 11/9: LOS ANGELES — ICE published a written release titled “ICE Los Angeles arrests Iranian ‘King of Instagram’.” The title prints King of Instagram inside single quotes. Those single quotes are curly. The release date is November 9, 2026. The page says updated Nov. 9, 2026. No clock time on the release. The deck says Farzad “Tony” Toutouni has a long criminal history and a previous removal. The deck prints curly double quotes around Tony. The dateline reads LOS ANGELES. The dateline uses an em dash. ICE said officers from Los Angeles arrested criminal illegal alien and Iranian citizen Farzad “Tony” Toutouni Oct. 27. The arrest sentence also prints curly double quotes around Tony. The release prints “Video available upon request.” A public YouTube video of this arrest was not found this hour. A public ICEgov post with this name was not found this hour. The release says Toutouni, who has also used the name Robert, first entered the United States legally in 1983. In 1993, an immigration judge ordered him removed. He was not removed at that time. In 1999, an immigration judge once again ordered him removed and he was deported to Mexico. The release prints deported to Mexico. It prints Iranian citizen in the arrest sentence. Those lines are not merged. The release says Toutouni says he again entered the U.S. illegally on or about April 4, 2011, near Saint Clair, Michigan, by crossing the river using an electric raft purchased in Canada. That sentence prints Toutouni says. It prints Saint Clair. It prints on or about April 4, 2011. The release says Toutouni began his crime spree as early as 1989 and allegedly continued to the present day. Allegedly is the release’s word. The release says he has been arrested for criminal threats, criminal conspiracy, and possession and sale of a controlled substance. Those lines are arrests. An arrest is not a conviction. The release says he was sentenced to more than 16 months for making or passing a fictitious check, grand theft of access card, conspiracy to commit crime, possess/alter access card equipment, forgery, kidnapping, robbery and extortion. The release prints sentenced. It prints more than 16 months. It does not print the word convictions. The release says that recently Toutouni has been living a high-profile life as a social media celebrity with more than 1 million Instagram followers, but his content appears to consist of hard- and soft-core pornography. The release prints social media celebrity. The release prints hard- and soft-core pornography. The release says he often posts pictures of himself with high-end cars, luxury aircraft and scantily clad women. The release prints luxury aircraft. The release says that in June 2023, Israeli immigrant Emil Lahaziel was murdered outside the West Hollywood mansion Toutouni was renting. That sentence does not charge Toutouni. It does not print a conviction for that killing. The release says Toutouni will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. Pending removal proceedings is not a completed deportation. The release does not print an age. A photo is on the release. The photo alt text is the title. This name was not already on this page. NewsNation correspondent Ali Bradley posted at 2:02 p.m. Pacific. Her caption prints ICYMI and prints KING OF INSTAGRAM in capitals. The ICE title prints King of Instagram in title case inside single quotes. Those lines are not merged. Bradley prints social media personality. The release prints social media celebrity. Bradley puts more than 1 million Instagram followers in the arrest sentence. The release puts that figure in a later sentence. Bradley prints admitted. The release prints Toutouni says. Bradley prints April 2011. The release prints on or about April 4, 2011. Bradley prints wasn’t deported until 1999. The release prints he was not removed at that time, and later prints he was deported to Mexico. Bradley does not print Mexico. Bradley prints convictions. The release prints sentenced. Bradley prints private aircraft. The release prints luxury aircraft. Bradley does not print Robert. Bradley does not print more than 16 months. Bradley does not print pornography. Bradley does not print Emil Lahaziel. Bradley does not print West Hollywood. This page is not merging those lines. A photo is on Bradley’s post. Not a YouTube video. ICE. ALI BRADLEY.

BREAKING 11/9: CBP posted “Want a career with purpose where you could qualify for up to $50K in incentives?” The next sentence says join the U.S. Border Patrol and serve alongside dedicated professionals protecting America every day. The post prints up to $50K. It does not print $50,000. It does not print $60,000. The post links go.dhs.gov/5Hj. The post says follow @CBPJobs for career updates. The post prints #CBPJobs and #CBPCareers, then prints #CBPCareers again. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Nov. 9 CBP post already on this page about a Facebook live chat on hiring military veterans. This is not the ICE post already on this page that says “Your nation is calling.” CBP posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP. LINK.

BREAKING 11/9: VICTOR, Idaho — DHS published a written release titled “Meet One of the Media’s ‘Non-Criminals’: ICE Arrests MS-13 Member in Idaho Charged with Terrorism in El Salvador.” The release date is November 9, 2026. The page says last updated Nov. 9, 2026. No clock time on the release. The title prints Non-Criminals in single quotes. The title uses a curly apostrophe in Media’s. The deck says the mainstream media would falsely label this illegal alien as a “non-criminal” because he lacks a criminal history in the U.S. The deck prints non-criminal in quotation marks. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. DHS said ICE arrested an illegal alien whose criminal record shows ties to MS-13 and terrorist organization charges, among other crimes, in El Salvador. The lede says ties. The lede says among other crimes. It does not name another crime in that sentence. DHS said that on November 5, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Salt Lake City arrested Danny Jose Parada-Mendez, an illegal alien from El Salvador, during a targeted enforcement operation in Victor, Idaho. The release prints a hyphen in Parada-Mendez. DHS said his criminal history in his home country includes resisting arrest, deprivation of liberty, and multiple charges of terrorist organization. The release says charges. It does not print a conviction. It does not print a U.S. charge. The deck says he lacks a criminal history in the U.S. DHS said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal to El Salvador. Pending removal is not a completed deportation. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said that history ties him to MS-13 and includes terrorist organization charges, resisting arrest, and deprivation of liberty. Mullin said, “Thanks to the hardworking patriots of ICE, this terrorist is off our streets and soon will be out of our country.” Mullin said, “It’s disgraceful that the mainstream media would label this terrorist as a ‘non-criminal’ simply because he doesn’t have a rap sheet here in the United States.” That sentence prints non-criminal in single quotes. Mullin said, “The Trump Administration will never apologize for deporting illegal aliens and putting the safety of the American people first.” The title says MS-13 Member. The lede says ties to MS-13. Mullin says ties him to MS-13 and calls him this terrorist. Those lines are not the same wording. DHS said Parada-Mendez illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location. The release does not print an age. The release does not print got-away. The release does not name a court. A photo is on the release. The photo alt text is MS13. No YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. The Nov. 7 ICE Salt Lake City post is not this written release. That post says known MS13 gang member. It prints MS13 with no hyphen. It says membership in a terrorist org. It prints org. It does not print November 5. It does not print the secretary quote. That Nov. 7 post was not already on this page. DHS. ICE SALT LAKE CITY.

BREAKING 11/9: SAN DIEGO — CBP Director of Field Operations Sidney Aki posted a weekly recap. The caption says, “From teamwork and partner engagement to mission-driven action, our CBP officers stayed focused on serving the San Diego community every day.” The post tags the CBP account in that sentence. The post prints #WeeklyRecap, #SanDiegoFieldOffice, #CBP, and #BorderSecurity. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. No new weight. A 9-second video is on the X post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Oct. 21 Aki post already on this page about nearly 1 million pounds of narcotics. This is not the seizure quote already on this page where Aki says the nation’s borders are the safest and most secure in history. He posted at 1:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP SAN DIEGO.

BREAKING 11/9: HSI posted on its Special Response Team. The first sentence says, “Professionalism, discipline, and a commitment to public safety guide HSI Special Response Team personnel in every mission they support.” The next sentence says, “If you are ready for a demanding and meaningful career, HSI may be the right next step.” No new arrest. No new name. No new charge. The caption does not print a URL. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Nov. 8 Mesa item already on this page. That item says Arizona Special Response Team agents arrested two Mexican citizens for alleged human smuggling. This post does not name an arrest. HSI posted at 12:05 p.m. Pacific. HSI.

BREAKING 11/9: ICE posted “If you are here illegally, we will find you, arrest you, and DEPORT you.” DEPORT is in capitals. The next lines say, “Over the weekend, the patriots of ICE REMOVED sex offenders, drug smugglers, and other public safety threats.” REMOVED is in capitals. The lead ends with a colon. The lead says sex offenders. The lead says drug smugglers. The lead does not print a count. The lead does not print a city. The cards say convicted of. This is not the October 23, 2026 ICE post already on this page. That post says the patriots of ICE REMOVED gang members, pedophiles, and other violent criminals. This post says sex offenders, drug smugglers, and other public safety threats. Those lines are not merged. This is not the November 9 written DHS release already on this page titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Sexual Predators.” That release says arrested. This post says REMOVED. That release says convicted for. These cards say convicted of. The names on that release are not the names on this thread. No photo on the lead post. Photo cards are on the thread. Those cards are not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 11:50 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

The thread names these 11. Alex Disney Alverez Ordonez, an illegal alien from Honduras, convicted of indecent liberties with a child. The card prints Alverez. The card prints Disney. Alfredo Solares Mejia, an illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted of conspiracy to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine knowing that it would be imported into the United States. That card prints imported. It does not print unlawfully imported. Sam Nang Bou, an illegal alien from Canada, convicted of possession with intent to distribute and distribution of cocaine. Salvador Vasquez-Alas, an illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted of computer pornography. Jose Marlon Ibarra Zelaya, an illegal alien from Honduras, convicted of conspiracy to conceal, harbor, shield and transport illegal aliens within the United States, for the purpose of commercial advantage and private financial gain. Luis Urioste Bracamontes, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine. Edward Espana Marquinez, an illegal alien from Colombia, convicted of conspiracy to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine knowing that it would be unlawfully imported into the United States. That card prints unlawfully imported. It is not the Solares Mejia line. Rosendo Garcia Osorio, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of attempt to prevent/dissuade victim/victim and two or more prior DUIs. The card prints victim/victim. Juan Reynoso-Hernandez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of two counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse/family, aggravated criminal sexual abuse/victim <18/family, predatory criminal sexual assault, criminal sexual assault/force, sex relations within families, and criminal sexual abuse force. The card prints a less-than sign before 18. The last charge on that card prints criminal sexual abuse force. It does not print a slash before force. Abner Chovajay-Noj, an illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted of sexual battery/victim 18+/no serious injury. The card prints 18+. Luis Alberto Valdez-Niro, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of importation of methamphetamine. The cards do not print ages. The cards do not print cities. This Alex Disney Alverez Ordonez is not Daniel Romero-Alverez, already on this page.

BREAKING 11/9: LAREDO, Texas — CBP published a written release titled “CBP officers seize undeclared weapons and magazines at Laredo Port of Entry.” The release date is Mon, 11/09/2026. The page says last modified Nov 09, 2026. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads LAREDO, Texas. The dateline uses a hyphen. CBP said officers at the Laredo Port of Entry seized a total of six firearms and seven magazines. CBP said the seizure occurred on Monday, Nov. 2 at the Juarez Lincoln Bridge when a CBP officer referred a 2023 Dodge Ram towing a cargo trailer for a secondary inspection. The release prints Juarez Lincoln. The release does not print a hyphen in that bridge name. The vehicle was driven by a 45-year-old male Mexican citizen. The release does not print his name. Following a canine alert and a nonintrusive inspection system examination, CBP officers discovered a total of four rifles, two handguns and seven magazines hidden within merchandise of the cargo trailer. The release prints nonintrusive as one word. The title prints undeclared. Those body sentences do not print undeclared. The title prints weapons. The discovery sentence prints four rifles, two handguns and seven magazines. Port Director Albert Flores said, “We continue to see exceptional results from the officers leading Operation Southern Surge.” Flores said, “This initiative strengthens our ongoing efforts to combat terrorist criminal organizations and maintaining border security.” The quote prints maintaining. CBP said it seized weapons and magazines. That sentence does not print the word the before weapons. CBP said Homeland Security Investigations special agents deferred federal prosecution pending investigation of the seizure. Deferred prosecution is not a conviction printed on the release. This is not the Oct. 5 Juarez-Lincoln Bridge cocaine seizure already on this page. This is not the Sept. 4 Juarez-Lincoln methamphetamine seizure already on this page. This is not the Texas Operation Southern Surge item already on this page that says 89 arrests. A photo is on the release. No YouTube video. CBP.

BREAKING 11/9: TAMPA, Fla. — ICE posted “ICE CRACKDOWN IN TAMPA, FLORIDA!” ICE said that during an operation in Tampa, ICE arrested a Brazilian illegal alien wanted for rape in his home country and apprehended two Mexican illegal aliens who were later deported. The post does not print a name. The post does not print an age. The post does not name a court. A want in a home country is not a U.S. conviction printed on the post. ICE said it also transferred 39 illegal aliens for deportation, including individuals with criminal histories involving DUI, battery, and human smuggling. The post says histories involving. The post does not print those entries as convictions. ICE said, “Every day, the men and women of ICE are getting illegal aliens OFF our streets and OUT of our country.” OFF and OUT are in capitals. ICE said, “This work will NOT slow down.” NOT is in capitals. No photo on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 10:28 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted the item at 10:31 a.m. Pacific. That repost adds no new caption. ICE. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/9: DHS posted “SAFE SKIES FOR AMERICA.” DHS said it is strengthening coordination with the Department of Transportation, the FAA, the Department of War, the Department of Energy, the Department of Justice, and the FBI to help protect the Homeland from emerging drone threats. Homeland is capitalized. DHS said this agreement advances the safe evaluation and deployment of counter-drone technologies to help protect Americans, aviation, and critical infrastructure from unauthorized or dangerous drones. The post quote-posts Secretary Markwayne Mullin. Those quoted lines are already in the written release on this page titled “Trump Administration Deepens Interagency Collaboration to Protect the Nation’s Skies From Unmanned Threats.” This item is the X post. This item does not restate that release. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 10:27 a.m. Pacific. DHS. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/9: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Sexual Predators.” The release date is November 9, 2026. The deck says, “Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE will always put Americans first.” The dateline reads WASHINGTON. No clock time on the release. This is not the October 23, 2026 release with the same title, already on this page. DHS said that over the weekend ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens, convicted for aggravated vehicular homicide, lewd sex acts with a child, sexual battery, and other heinous crimes. The release prints “more worst of the worst.” The release prints convicted for. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “While Americans enjoyed their weekend, the patriots of ICE worked around the clock to arrest and remove dangerous criminals from our communities, including murderers, pedophiles, and sexual predators.” Mullin said, “Far too many Americans have been harmed by criminal illegal aliens – and every single time, it is preventable.” The release uses an en dash before and. The word preventable is a link. Mullin said, “Arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens saves lives.” The written release does not print “like these” in that sentence. The release names 15. No ages. Photos are on the release. Not a YouTube video. The release points readers to wow.dhs.gov. Secretary Mullin posted a thread at 10:24 a.m. Pacific. The X lead tags @ICEgov. The X lead says, “Arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens like these saves lives.” Photo cards are on that thread. Those cards are not a YouTube video. DHS. MULLIN. wow.dhs.gov.

The release names these 15. Heriberto Perez-Velasquez, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted for aggravated vehicular homicide in Auburn, New York. Jose Daniel Antonio Orellana, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted for homicide: negligent vehicular manslaughter in Baltimore, Maryland. Antonio Hernandez-Lincona, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for lewd sex acts with a child and illegal reentry in Humboldt, California. David Estrada-Jerez, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted for second-degree child molestation/sexual assault in Providence, Rhode Island. Jose Antonio Maturel-Reyes, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba, convicted for sexual exploitation of a minor, fraud, and larceny in Austin, Texas. Birgilio Cheluca-Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for attempted statutory rape of a child in Nash County, North Carolina. Jackson Pata, a criminal illegal alien from the Bahamas, convicted for sexual battery and kidnapping in North Miami, Florida. Feras Fakhrei Husni Abdelbaqi, a criminal illegal alien from Jordan, convicted for aggravated criminal sexual assault/bodily harm in Cook County, Illinois. Luis Gonzalez, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba, convicted for aggravated battery, cocaine possession, and fraud in Naples, Florida. On that line the release starts the bold tag on the g in aggravated. The visible words are aggravated battery, cocaine possession, and fraud. Carlos Alberto Sierra-Dominguez, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba, convicted for assault, false imprisonment, and conspiracy to commit robbery in Glen Rock, New Jersey. Aldair Torres-Gutierrez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for aggravated assault – family – strongarm and driving while intoxicated in Nashville, Tennessee. The release prints hyphens in that charge. Edras Aroeli Lopez-Lopez, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted for conspiracy to commit first-degree assault in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Miguel Fierro-Perez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for synthetic narcotic – sell – conspiracy to distribute fentanyl in Salt Lake City, Utah. The release prints hyphens in that charge. Fabian Trevinio-Villarreal, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for THREE counts of burglary of a habitation in Zapata County, Texas. THREE is in capitals. Juan Rivas, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, convicted for criminal sale of a firearm in New York City, New York.

BREAKING 11/9: DHS posted “OPERATION IRON CURRENT.” DHS said that through the Homeland Security Task Force, it is taking the fight to Colombian drug traffickers. DHS said a recent seizure of two vessels yielded over 6,000 kg of narcotics worth over $80.5 million. The post prints over 6,000 kg. The post prints over $80.5 million. The post does not print 3,188. The post does not print 3,200. DHS said that under the leadership of President Trump, it will continue to work tirelessly to DISRUPT the flow of this poison into our communities and keep our nation SAFE. DISRUPT and SAFE are in capitals. This is the X post. The November 6, 2026 ICE written release titled “HSI Hattiesburg seizes over 6,000 kg of narcotics worth $80.5M during Operation Iron Current” is already on this page. Those items are not merged. Two photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 10:20 a.m. Pacific. DHS. ICE RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/9: CBP posted “Live NOW on Facebook.” The post quote-posts CBP’s own earlier post. That earlier post says join CBP today at 1pm EST for a live chat on why CBP is one of the leading federal agencies in hiring military veterans and the support they receive through the Veteran Support Program. The earlier post prints TODAY in capitals. The earlier post prints 1pm EST. The earlier post does not print 10:00 a.m. Pacific. The earlier post links a Facebook URL. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. A photo is on the earlier post. Not a YouTube video. CBP posted the announcement at 8:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP posted “Live NOW” at 10:01 a.m. Pacific. CBP also reposted the 8:00 a.m. announcement. That repost adds no new caption. CBP. 8:00 A.M. POST.

BREAKING 11/9: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “Trump Administration Deepens Interagency Collaboration to Protect the Nation’s Skies From Unmanned Threats.” The release date is November 9, 2026. The deck says, “This agreement strengthens whole-of-government effort to defend the homeland.” The deck prints effort, not efforts. No clock time on the release. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. DHS said it, alongside the Department of Transportation, the Department of War, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Justice, announced an expanded interagency effort to further coordinate counter-unmanned aircraft systems, or counter-drone, operations. The release prints CUAS. DHS said these technologies and procedures help agencies detect, track, and safely address threats from unauthorized or dangerous drones. DHS said the memorandum of understanding was led by the White House Task Force to Restore American Airspace Sovereignty. DHS said the memorandum further establishes an interagency process to evaluate counter-drone technologies and deploy them to protect aviation safety and advance national security. DHS said this effort builds on existing collaboration, including a temporary flight restriction along the southern U.S. border and a comprehensive safety assessment of the Department of War’s high-energy laser counter-drone system. This is not a new temporary flight restriction. The October 16 temporary flight restriction is already on this page. This release does not print 400 feet. This release does not print one nautical mile. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “DHS will not stop building on the historic progress made to secure the southern border.” Mullin said, “This action will help counter cartel drone threats, protect our personnel, and strengthen security in the airspace above the border.” Mullin said, “President Trump promised to secure the border, and we are delivering on that promise through continued action and strong partnership with the Department of Transportation and the Department of War.” The October 16 item already on this page summarized Mullin as saying the action will help counter cartel drone threats and protect personnel. That item is the flight restriction. This item is the memorandum. Those items are not merged. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said, “We’re taking a proactive, whole-of-government approach to protecting American airspace from emerging 21st century threats.” Duffy said, “By bringing all our federal partners together, we can strengthen our ability to combat rogue drone threats and keep the flying public safe.” FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said, “The safety of our National Airspace System is the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) top priority.” Bedford said, “This agreement builds on the work already underway with our federal partners and establishes a consistent process to ensure counter-drone technologies can be used without compromising aviation safety.” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said, “Under President Trump’s decisive leadership, we are eliminating bureaucratic silos to protect American skies from rogue and hostile unmanned threats.” Hegseth said, “With this whole-of-government approach, the Department of War is rapidly fielding cutting-edge capabilities to safeguard our Southern Border and harden critical military installations.” That sentence prints Southern Border in capitals. Hegseth said, “We have demonstrated on the Southern Border that next-generation counter-drone defenses, including high-energy lasers, can be deployed rapidly and safely alongside civilian aviation.” Hegseth said, “By standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Secretary Duffy and our interagency partners, we are ensuring that American airspace remains sovereign, secure, and impenetrable.” Energy Secretary Chris Wright said, “Protecting American energy infrastructure is essential to our national security.” Wright said the administration is bringing together American innovation and federal expertise to confront emerging threats, and that strengthening coordination can deploy technologies to protect vital assets while ensuring the safety and security of American airspace. Attorney General Todd Blanche said, “This summer, the FBI arrested five men accused of planning to deploy drones armed with explosives in and around a White House event that attracted thousands of visitors.” That is his statement. The release does not print the five names. An accusation in a quote is not a conviction. Blanche said the Department of Justice is working with partners to address drone incursion threats, prosecute individuals who endanger the public, and ensure the safety and security of American airspace. FBI Director Kash Patel said, “Under President Trump’s leadership, the FBI protected Americans from drone threats at the FIFA World Cup, working side by side with state and local officers trained at our first of its kind National Counter-UAS Training Center – seizing over 700 drones during the World Cup.” That sentence is his statement. The release does not print a list of 700 drones. Patel said, “This agreement strengthens the federal coordination behind that work, so new counter-drone tools are tested, deconflicted, and ready to deploy safely alongside civilian aviation.” The release says the parties will work with the FAA and the Federal Communications Commission on systems that detect, track, stop, or take control of dangerous or unauthorized drones. The release says the FAA will review proposed systems and can restrict airspace if it believes more risk mitigation is needed. No arrest is announced in this release. No defendant’s name is printed. No YouTube video. Secretary Mullin posted the first two sentences of his quote and the promise sentence at 9:37 a.m. Pacific. The post prints @USDOT and @DeptofWar. The post does not print “the Department of Transportation and the Department of War.” Those lines are not merged. The post does not print the release title. The post does not print memorandum. The post does not name Energy, Justice, the FAA, or the FBI. The post links this November 9 DHS release. DHS reposted Mullin at 9:38 a.m. Pacific. The repost adds no new caption. DHS. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/9: SAN DIEGO — ICE posted “DEPORTED: MEXICAN FUGITIVE WANTED FOR ATTEMPTED FEMICIDE.” ICE said @EROSanDiego deported Octavio Jorge Cortes-Jiminez, a Mexican illegal alien wanted in Mexico for attempted femicide. The post prints Cortes-Jiminez. The post says he illegally entered the U.S. by boat before being apprehended by the @USCG. The post says he was returned to Mexico to face justice. The post says, “The U.S. is NO safe haven for criminal illegal aliens.” The post prints NO in capitals. The post says ICE will continue to remove dangerous fugitives like this from our country. The post says wanted. The post does not print convicted. A wanted allegation is not a U.S. conviction. The post does not print an age. The post does not print August 12. The post does not print October 16. The post does not print a boat type. The post does not print how many other people were on the boat. The post does not print San Diego in the body. The handle is @EROSanDiego. The post links a Daily Wire story. Daily Wire’s headline reads “EXCLUSIVE: ICE Deports Wanted Illegal As Admin Warns Of Another Route Into America.” The headline prints Illegal. The ICE post prints illegal alien. Those words are not merged. Daily Wire said DHS said Cortes-Jiminez had a warrant for attempted femicide in Mexico. Daily Wire prints warrant. The ICE post prints wanted. Those words are not merged. Daily Wire said he fled in a panga-style boat packed with eight other illegal immigrants and landed in American waters near San Diego on August 12, when he was caught by the Coast Guard. Daily Wire prints illegal immigrants. The ICE post does not. Daily Wire said the group was later transferred to Border Patrol, which discovered an active warrant, and that ICE handed him over to Mexican authorities on October 16. Those lines are Daily Wire’s, attributed to DHS. The ICE post does not print them. Daily Wire quoted Jesus Rocha, acting field office director for ERO San Diego. Rocha said ERO San Diego remains committed to removing illegal aliens who are wanted abroad for serious criminal charges, and that coordination with partners helps protect communities and ensures fugitives are returned to face justice. The ICE post does not print Rocha. Daily Wire also quoted White House border czar Tom Homan from a recent press conference in Miami on maritime routes. The ICE post does not print Homan. This page is not turning that quote into a new interdiction count. A public ice.gov written release with this name was not found this hour. This name was not already on this page. He is not the El Salvador femicide case already on this page. No photo is on the ICE post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 9:14 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted ICE at 9:16 a.m. Pacific. The repost adds no new caption. ICE. DAILY WIRE.

BREAKING 11/9: ICE posted that its VOICE Office helps victims and witnesses of immigration-related crimes navigate the immigration process. The post says VOICE provides easy access to victim services and assists with registration to DHS VINE, which provides victims with automated custody status information on criminal aliens in ICE custody. The post prints criminal aliens. The post prints the number 1-855-48-VOICE (6423). No new arrest. No new name. No new charge. This is not the Joe Abraham VOICE posts already on this page from this morning. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 9:05 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/9: HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted that in Homestead, FL, USBP agents and the Florida Highway Patrol apprehended a career criminal who ignored a deportation order dating back to 1998. The post says the Cuban national has an extensive criminal record. The post lists attempted homicide; home invasion, burglary, and kidnapping; drug trafficking & possession of amphetamines; and terroristic threats. The amphetamine line prints an ampersand. The post does not print the word convicted on those lines. The post does not print dates for those cases. The post does not print a court. The post says that after so many years, he is finally facing removal proceedings. The post does not print a name. The post does not print an age. The graphic prints HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA. The caption prints Homestead, FL. The graphic prints CRIMINAL ALIEN in red and ARRESTED. The caption prints apprehended. The caption prints career criminal and Cuban national. The graphic does not print Cuban. The graphic does not print 1998. The graphic does not print Florida Highway Patrol. The graphic does not print the charge list. Those lines are not merged. A U.S. Border Patrol seal is on the graphic. This is not the September 29 Homestead post already on this page. That post listed aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, convicted felon in possession of a firearm, trafficking opium and heroin, trafficking marijuana, and drug possession. This post does not print those lines. No YouTube video. The chief posted at 9:00 a.m. Pacific. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/9: ICE posted “Your nation is calling.” The post links ice.gov/join. No new arrest. No new name. No new charge. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. The join link is already on this page from an October 30 ICE post. This is not that post. ICE posted at 8:48 a.m. Pacific. ICE. JOIN.

BREAKING 11/9: CBP quote-posted Executive Assistant Commissioner Diane J. Sabatino. The quoted post says, “Rain, shine, or lightning – border security takes no days off.” The next sentence says personnel are always on duty to keep the nation safe and secure. The quoted post prints a car emoji and a lightning emoji after lightning. The quoted post prints #OFOproud and #BorderSecurity. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. A video about 12 seconds long is on the quoted post. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the November 6 Sabatino agriculture post already on this page. The quoted post is November 6, 2026, at 7:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP posted at 7:00 a.m. Pacific on November 9. CBP. SABATINO.

BREAKING 11/9: GRAND FORKS, N.D. — CBP published a written release titled “U.S. Border Patrol hosts tracking class.” The release date is Mon, 11/09/2026. The dateline reads GRAND FORKS, N.D. The page says last modified Nov 09, 2026. No clock time on the release. CBP said U.S. Border Patrol, Grand Forks Sector, hosted a multiagency tracking class from October 20-22. CBP said the course brought together regional partners to sharpen operational capabilities across the terrain of GFN’s area of responsibility. The release prints GFN. CBP said the training is for tracking in harsh winter conditions, including search operations for lost individuals. CBP said these skillsets go beyond apprehending border crossers. The release prints skillsets. The release prints border crossers in that sentence. Participating agencies listed are the Pembina County Sheriff’s Office, the Grand Forks County Sheriff’s Office, the Grand Forks Police Department, the Kittson County Sheriff’s Office, Canadian Law Enforcement Partners, and the North Dakota Highway Patrol. The release prints Canadian Law Enforcement Partners in capitals. Acting Chief Patrol Agent Michael W. Hanson said, “Training is a critical element of mission readiness.” Hanson said, “Many skills, such as tracking/sign-cutting are perishable.” Hanson said opportunities like this let agents and officers learn new principles and build upon practical experience. Hanson said, “Beyond apprehending illegal aliens and criminals, these vital skills increase law enforcement’s ability to locate missing hunters, lost hikers, endangered children, etc.” The quote prints illegal aliens and criminals. The earlier sentence prints border crossers. Those lines are not merged. Hanson said, “With winter right around the corner, this is more significant than ever.” The release attribution prints “Acting Chief Patrol Agent, Michael W. Hanson,” with a comma after Agent. CBP said the final day used field scenarios at the Pembina Gorge. CBP said teams tracked three scenarios: a wanted felon scenario, a lost hiker group scenario, and an illegal cross-border group scenario. Those are training scenarios. The release does not say a felon was arrested. The release does not print a name. The release does not print an age. This is not the Grand Forks, N.D., conviction line already on this page for Luis Fonseca-Guaranga. A photo is on the release. No YouTube video. CBP.

BREAKING 11/9: WASHINGTON — DHS posted “BORDER SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY.” The post says that, working with Department of War partners, DHS has achieved an unprecedented 17 consecutive months of ZERO releases at the U.S. southern border. ZERO is in capitals. The 17-month zero-release figure is already on this page from the Nov. 2 caption and the Nov. 3 written release. This post does not print a new month. This post does not print a new count. No arrest. No name. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 8:10 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/9: DHS posted “Four years ago today.” The caption says America must NEVER return to open borders chaos. NEVER is in capitals. The post quote-posts Bill Melugin from Nov. 9, 2022. That 2022 post says two separate groups of about 200 migrants each had just crossed illegally into the Eagle Pass area that morning, and that the Del Rio sector had already seen over 50,000 illegal crossings since the fiscal year began on Oct. 1. Those lines are the 2022 post. They are not a new count for Nov. 9, 2026. No arrest today. No name. Video is on the quoted 2022 post. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 8:05 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/9: DHS posted on sanctuary politicians and tagged VOICE Director Joe Abraham. The post says sanctuary politicians refuse to put the safety of American citizens first. The post says they choose to release criminal illegal aliens, including murderers, rapists, and pedophiles, from their jails. The post does not name a person released today. The post does not print a new charge. The post does not print a city. Katie Abraham is already on this page. A video about 93 seconds long is on the X post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the ICE post at 7:54 a.m. Pacific. DHS posted at 7:59 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/9: ICE posted VOICE Director Joe Abraham. The quote says, “I think the problem with these blind sanctuary policies is that all you’re doing is pushing the fear and risk onto others.” The post says those policies create hotbeds for illegal aliens and, in his case, led to the death of his daughter Katie in sanctuary Illinois. The post does not print Katie Abraham as a full name. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a date of death. No new arrest. No new charge. A video about 66 seconds long is on the X post. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 7:54 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/9: NEW YORK — DHS replied to Gov. Kathy Hochul. Hochul’s Friday post says the state put county officials on notice under the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act. Hochul says New York counties have until November 25 to end agreements allowing ICE to use local jails for civil immigration detention. That November 25 deadline was not already on this page. DHS’s reply says the message from Hochul and fellow sanctuary politicians is that criminal illegal aliens are welcome in New York. DHS repeats figures already on this page: from January 20, 2025, to October 8, 2026, New York failed to honor 16,070 ICE detainers, with 52,503 total criminal charges and convictions associated with those detainers. This reply does not print a new detainer total. No new arrest. No new name. A photo is on Hochul’s post. Not a YouTube video. DHS posted at 6:31 a.m. Pacific. DHS. HOCHUL.

BREAKING 11/9: SAN ANTONIO — ICE says Jamaican criminal alien Mandy Moore was sentenced to three years in prison for attempted armed robbery in Miami Gardens, Fla. ICE says San Antonio officers arrested her a few weeks ago. ICE says she will remain in custody pending removal proceedings. The post says sentenced. The post does not print the court. The post does not print the sentence date. The post does not print an age. The post says criminal alien. The post does not say illegal alien. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 4:05 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/8: MESA, Ariz. — ICE says HSI special agents, including agents from the Arizona Special Response Team, arrested two Mexican citizens for alleged human smuggling. ICE names Sebastian Ibarra-Anaya and Jose Ibarra-Herra. ICE says they were arrested for human smuggling and are now facing federal charges. A charge is not a conviction. ICE says five illegal aliens were also arrested in the conspiracy. ICE says they traveled through the Tohono O’odham Nation on the U.S.-Mexico border to Mesa, where they were detained, and will be processed for removal as appropriate. The post does not print ages. The post does not print a court. The post does not print the arrest date. The post spells Herra, not Herrera. Photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. These two names were not already on this page. They are not Jose Antonio Ibarra. ICE posted at 2:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/8: CALIFORNIA — ICE says that on Oct. 22, 2025, the Superior Court of California convicted David Martinez-Bermudez, of Mexico, of forcible rape and sentenced him to three years in prison. ICE prints FORCIBLE RAPE in capitals. ICE says it picked him up from prison upon his release and will hold him pending removal. The conviction date in the post is 2025, not 2026. The post does not name a county. The post does not print an age. The post does not print the pickup date. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. He is not Francisco Manuel Bermudez Cagua. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 6:00 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/7: KENTUCKY — ICE says it took Emar Lopez-Lopez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, into custody from a jail in Kentucky on an honored detainer. ICE says his criminal history includes a DUI conviction. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a city. The post does not print the conviction date. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. He is not Ediberto Lopez-Lopez. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 7:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/7: HOUSTON — Secretary Mullin quote-posted a New York Times item and then named five people. The quoted post says that after Texas flipped blue, Houston’s mayor told city police to limit cooperation with ICE. The quoted caption does not print the mayor’s name. The link path includes john-whitmire. The Nov. 6 item already on this page is the Houston Mayor’s Office post on an executive order. This thread is not that post. Mullin says sanctuary politicians are limiting cooperation with ICE. Mullin says 7 of the 10 safest cities in America cooperate with ICE. That claim is already on this page. Mullin says the mission continues and points to criminals like these. Each follow-up post says convicted. The posts do not print ages. The posts do not print arrest dates. The posts name Houston, Texas. They do not name a court. Photos are on the posts. Not a YouTube video. These five names were not already on this page. Mullin posted at 10:35 a.m. Pacific. Alexander Sanchez Montano, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba. Mullin says convictions for burglary, homicide-willful kill-weapon, and burglary – forced entry-residence. Dinh Nguyen, a criminal illegal alien from Vietnam. Mullin says convictions for burglary and homicide. Javier Gallegos Rangel, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. Mullin says convictions for burglary, illegal re-entry, resisting officer, assault, burglary – forced entry-residence, and obstruct police. Julio Camey, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala. Mullin says a conviction for sex offense against child-fondling. Noi Ly, a criminal illegal alien from Cambodia. Mullin says convictions for aggravated kidnapping and burglary. Those conviction lines are the posts. MULLIN. MONTANO. NGUYEN. RANGEL. CAMEY. LY.

BREAKING 11/7: SAN ANTONIO — ICE quote-posted One America News and wrote “WATCH: BAD HOMBRES ON OAN!” The quoted post says the segment is an inside look at ICE agents in San Antonio preparing to apprehend a repeat criminal offender known as “Slick,” after months of surveillance. The quoted post does not print a legal name. The quoted post does not print a charge. The quoted post does not print a nationality. ICE’s caption does not add a name. A video about 40 seconds long is on the quoted post. Not a YouTube video. This nickname was not already on this page. ICE posted at 10:26 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/7: KANSAS CITY — ICE posted a flashback. ICE says Dara S. O’Connor got two years in prison and was ordered to pay $43,612 in damages after pleading guilty to possessing two destructive devices. ICE says the devices were allegedly used in an attempt to destroy a Kansas City-area warehouse on property ICE wanted to use for detained illegal aliens. ICE says news agencies at the scene were reporting that the real estate transaction did not go through when they recorded O’Connor throwing two Molotov cocktails at the building. ICE prints DID NOT in capitals. ICE says she then ignited the flammable liquid and tried to spread the fire with a bottle of accelerant. This post is a flashback. It does not print a sentence date. It does not print an age. A video about 35 seconds long is on the X post. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Atlanta ICE building Molotov already on this page. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 7:00 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/6: WYOMING — ICE says Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp released Miguel Bernal-Molina, of Mexico, into ICE custody on an immigration detainer. ICE says he had been incarcerated there for third-degree sexual abuse of a minor in Campbell County. ICE says the honored detainer kept him from release into the Newcastle community. ICE says officers escorted him home to Mexico on Nov. 3. The post says criminal alien sex offender. The post does not print an age. The post does not print the conviction date. A photo is on the post. Not a YouTube video. He is not Isidoro Cruz Bernal. This name was not already on this page. ICE posted at 7:00 p.m. Pacific, after the earlier update on this page. ICE.

BREAKING 11/6: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “U.S. Secret Service Arrests Illegal Alien with Guns in Vehicle Near the White House.” The release date is November 6, 2026. The dateline reads WASHINGTON. The deck says this criminal illegal alien, released into our country by the Biden Administration, claimed he heard voices in his head telling him to kill President Trump. The lede says Secret Service officers arrested an illegal alien from Venezuela who had multiple guns in his vehicle near the White House and threatened to kill President Donald Trump. The release says on Thursday evening, November 5, officers approached the suspect when they saw him acting suspicious in his car while parked on Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C. The release prints “acting suspicious.” The release says he said he heard voices in his head telling him to come to Washington, D.C. and kill President Trump. The release says the vehicle had been reported stolen, the suspect admitted to having weapons in the vehicle, and officers found three different firearms, including one rifle, and dozens of rounds of ammunition. The photo caption names an AR-15 style weapon, a Mac 10, and a Glock 43X. The body does not print those model names. Those names are the caption. The release names Ronny Yordrix Guanipa Chrinos and says he is an illegal alien from Venezuela. The release says he has been charged with carrying a rifle outside of a home or business, THREE counts of unlawful transportation of a firearm, THREE counts of unregistered firearms, THREE counts of unregistered ammunition, possession of certain dangerous weapons, carrying a pistol without a license, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, theft, and receiving stolen property. The release prints THREE in capitals on those three count lines. A charge is not a conviction. The release says ICE lodged a detainer for Chrinos with the U.S. Marshals Service, where he is currently in custody. The release says Chrinos illegally entered the United States through Texas in March 2024 and was arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol. The next sentence says he was then RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration. The release prints RELEASED in capitals. Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s quote in the release says “this illegal alien with three firearms in his vehicle.” The quote does not print “criminal illegal alien.” The quote says he had no business being in our country. The quote does not print NO in capitals. The quote says “This is just an example.” It does not print “one example.” Director Sean Curran’s quote says personnel deescalated a volatile situation that posed an imminent threat to protectees and other Americans. No YouTube video. Photos are on the release. A public ice.gov written release with this name was not found this hour. This name was not already on this page. Secretary Mullin posted at 3:41 p.m. Pacific. That post says “this criminal illegal alien.” That post prints RELEASED in capitals. That post prints NO in capitals. That post says “This is just one example.” Those lines are the X post. They are not the written quote. The X post does not print the name. The X post does not print Constitution Avenue. The X post does not print March 2024. The X post does not print the charge list. DHS reposted Mullin. The repost adds no new caption. DHS. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/6: ICE posted “Don’t miss this week’s episode of HSI Top 5!” The post says in Episode 18, learn about the 237 arrests made in a sweeping counter-gang operation in New Mexico, how @HSI_HQ foiled an active ransomware threat in South Carolina, the return of more than 50 items of cultural heritage, and other recent significant operations within the United States. The post prints Episode 18. The post does not name a defendant. The post does not name the operation. The post does not print a drug weight. The post does not print a ransomware victim. An arrest count in a caption is not a list of convictions. A separate U.S. Marshals release already on this page says Operation Triple Beam-Prolific resulted in 237 arrests. This caption does not say the two are the same. This page is not merging them. HSI posted the same minute. The HSI caption also prints Episode 18 and the same three items. The HSI caption says “how HSI foiled” and does not print the @HSI_HQ tag on that line. Earlier HSI Top 5 episodes are already on this page. Those captions do not print Episode 18. Each post has a video. ICE’s video runs about 2 minutes 17 seconds. They are not YouTube videos. A public check of the official ICE YouTube channel did not show Episode 18 this hour. This page has not transcribed the videos. ICE posted at 3:30 p.m. Pacific. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 11/6: SAN DIEGO — CBP published a written release titled “CBP and Mexico’s National Customs Agency strengthen joint efforts to combat trade fraud at the border.” The release date is Fri, 11/06/2026. The dateline reads SAN DIEGO. The page says last modified Nov 06, 2026. No clock time on the release. CBP said it and Mexico’s Agencia Nacional de Aduanas de México announced the completion of Operation Trade Bridge, a joint trade-enforcement operation conducted Oct. 19-23, 2026, at the Otay Mesa Cargo Export facility. CBP said the operation brought together the Office of Field Operations, Centers of Excellence and Expertise, and Homeland Security Investigations, with Mexico’s customs agency. CBP said the operation focused on in-bond shipments moving between the United States and Mexico, particularly high-value electronics and textiles, and on potential transshipment, undervaluation, inaccurate country-of-origin claims, and customs-documentation discrepancies. CBP said that during the five-day operation, the task force and ANAM jointly offloaded and inspected 80% of the targeted shipments, resulting in cargo shipments having discrepancies or indicators requiring additional review. The release does not print a seizure weight. The release does not print a dollar figure. The release does not print an arrest. The release does not print a defendant’s name. The release says several matters remain under review. Diane J. Sabatino, executive assistant commissioner, Office of Field Operations, is quoted on coordinated enforcement. This is not the Nov. 6 CBP post already on this page that quote-posts Sabatino on agriculture inspectors and “The nice sound of border security.” That post is not this release. The release quotes Héctor Alonso Romero Gutiérrez, commissioner of the Agencia Nacional de Aduanas de México. No YouTube video. This release was not already on this page. CBP.

BREAKING 11/6: TEXAS — ICE posted “ILLEGAL ALIEN WANTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER ARRESTED BY ICE IN TEXAS.” The post says @ERODallas arrested Vasile Mustata, a Romanian illegal alien wanted on a manslaughter warrant. A warrant is not a conviction. The post says Mustata was DEPORTED in 2021 but illegally reentered under the Biden administration in 2022. The post prints DEPORTED in capitals. The post says he was RELEASED into our country and later absconded from immigration proceedings. The post prints RELEASED in capitals. The post says he is also wanted in Kentucky and Ohio, and that Mustata is now in ICE custody. The post says another Biden-era release is OFF the streets, thanks to the men and women of ICE working to MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. The post prints OFF in capitals. The post does not print an age. The post does not print Oct. 30. The post does not print Lubbock. The post does not print a conviction. The post does not print a victim. The post does not print a crash. The post does not print Canada. The post does not print San Ysidro. ICE then posted a Newsmax URL. Newsmax published a story titled “ICE Nabs Romanian Man on Manslaughter Warrant in Texas.” Newsmax said ICE’s Dallas field office arrested Mustata on Oct. 30 at the Lubbock County Jail after the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office arrested him on the warrant. Newsmax said ICE gave no details about the manslaughter allegation, including when or where the death happened or who died. Newsmax said ICE said Mustata first entered the U.S. illegally from Canada near Champlain, New York, and that Border Patrol agents caught him there on Oct. 6, 2018. Newsmax said the agency said he was processed for expedited removal and left the country from Los Angeles on Oct. 6, 2021. Newsmax said ICE said Mustata was apprehended again in April 2022 after he crossed the southern border illegally near San Ysidro, California, was released with a notice to appear in immigration court, and later absconded. Newsmax said the agency’s release called that decision reckless and blamed what it called the “open border policies” of former President Joe Biden’s administration. Newsmax said ICE said Mustata also faces pending charges in a theft case and is wanted in Kentucky and Ohio. A pending charge is not a conviction. Newsmax said the agency did not say what charges he faces in those states or which jurisdiction filed the theft charges. Newsmax said he is 24. The ICE post does not print 24. Those lines are not merged. This is not a written ICE.gov release. A public ice.gov written release with this name was not found this hour. This name was not already on this page. No YouTube video. ICE posted at 2:26 p.m. Pacific. ICE. NEWSMAX.

BREAKING 11/6: NEW YORK — DHS posted on Alonzo Reyes-Garcia. The post says sanctuary politicians in New York refused to honor ICE’s detainer and RELEASED this illegal alien back onto the streets, despite his criminal convictions for robbery, assault, and other violent crimes. The post prints RELEASED in capitals. The post says he goes by the alias “Alberto Tellez” and is an illegal alien from Mexico. The post says his criminal history includes convictions for third-degree robbery, third-degree assault: recklessly causing physical injury, fourth-degree degree criminal possession of a weapon: firearm/weapon, second-degree criminal contempt: disobeying court, second-degree aggravated harassment: causing physical injury to a family member, and disorderly conduct. The post prints “fourth-degree degree” with the word degree twice. The post prints the ICE tipline (866) 347-2423. The post does not print October 30. The post does not print a final order date. The post does not print at-large. The post does not print an age. A photo is on the post. No YouTube video. DHS quote-posted the New York Post. The quoted post’s visible headline reads “Mexican migrant with record of assault, weapons charges released by NYC authorities.” The headline prints migrant. The DHS post prints illegal alien. Those lines are not merged. This name was not already on this page. DHS posted at 2:05 p.m. Pacific. The New York Post post is 11:34 a.m. Pacific. DHS. NEW YORK POST.

BREAKING 11/6: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “SANCTUARY INSANITY: New York Sanctuary Politicians Release Illegal Alien Convicted of Robbery and Assault.” The release date is November 6, 2026. The deck says, “This illegal alien had previously been deported.” This is the written release on Alonzo Reyes-Garcia, alias “Alberto Tellez.” The DHS post naming him is the item above. This is not a second man. On October 30, ICE lodged a detainer asking officials in New York City not to release him from jail. The release says he is an illegal alien from Mexico. The conviction list matches the post, including the printed line “fourth-degree degree criminal possession of a weapon: firearm/weapon.” The release says New York sanctuary politicians refused to honor the detainer and released him without informing ICE. The release says he currently remains at-large. The post above does not print at-large. Those lines are not merged. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “Sanctuary politicians in New York refused to honor ICE’s detainer and released this illegal alien back onto the streets, despite his criminal convictions for robbery, assault, and other violent crimes.” Mullin said, “American public servants should be dedicated to protecting American citizens, but these heartless sanctuary politicians are sacrificing safety for political power as they prioritize illegal aliens over hardworking Americans.” Mullin said, “The Trump Administration will always put the American people first, and we will never stop targeting, arresting, and removing illegal aliens in order to make America safe again.” The post above prints RELEASED in capitals and does not attribute that sentence to Mullin. The Mullin line prints released in lowercase. Those lines are not merged. The release says Reyes-Garcia first illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location, and was deported after an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on October 31, 2006. The release says he then illegally re-entered the country, a felony, at an unknown date and location. The release does not print an age. The release does not print the name of the jail. The release then lists older New York cases and a sanctuary-policy history. This item does not re-list them. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: CBP posted “The nice sound of border security. Music to our ears” and a sunglasses emoji. The post quote-posts Executive Assistant Commissioner Diane J. Sabatino. The quoted post prints “Agriculture Inspection, but make it #ASMR.” The next sentence says CBP Agriculture Specialists carefully inspect food coming from other countries to keep pests out and make sure you consume only the best. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. A video is on the quoted post. It is not a YouTube video. The quoted post is November 5, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP. SABATINO.

BREAKING 11/6: WASHINGTON — DHS posted “Every day, DHS is protecting Americans by removing criminal illegal aliens from our communities.” The next sentence says just yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, drug traffickers and more including these offenders. The post prints sexual predators. The November 6 written release title already on this page prints Assailants. The November 6 Mullin quote in that release prints sexual predators. Those lines are not merged. Five cards follow. The cards name Bruno Gustavo Hernandez-Munuz, Fabian Fernando Ruiz-Estrada, Eliecer Pineda-Torres, Yefri Nuevo-Ruiz, and Edgar Carreno Araizaga. Those five names are the five names already on this page from the November 6 written release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Assailants, and Drug Traffickers.” This is not a second set of arrests. The card lines match that release. This page is not reprinting the convictions. Photos are on the cards. No YouTube video. DHS posted at 1:06 p.m. Pacific. DHS. HERNANDEZ-MUNUZ. RUIZ-ESTRADA. PINEDA-TORRES. NUEVO-RUIZ. CARRENO ARAIZAGA.

BREAKING 11/6: HOUSTON — CBP posted that CBP officers in Houston seized 75 counterfeit Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rings last week, detaining the shipment after the Trade Enforcement Team confirmed it was an IPR violation. The post says, “If these rings were real, they’d be worth over $750,000—but unfortunately for the sender, you can’t win a Super Bowl by faking it!” The post prints over $750,000. The written release already on this page prints at least $750,000. Those lines are not merged. The post prints last week. The written release prints Oct. 30. Those lines are not merged. The post does not print Guangzhou. The post does not print Hair Pins Metal. The post does not print George Bush Intercontinental. This is not a second seizure. Photos are on the post. No YouTube video. CBP posted at 1:00 p.m. Pacific. CBP. NOV. 5 RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: TEXAS — CBP posted that Texas CBP officers stopped a major cocaine smuggling attempt, seizing 46lbs of cocaine valued at over $275K. The post prints 46lbs with no space and no decimal. The post prints over $275K. The post says earlier this week, officers referred a commercial truck for further inspection. A scan and a CBP K-9 team helped uncover 20 hidden packages. The post says the driver, a Mexican national, was found inadmissible and returned to Mexico. The Nov. 5 Eagle Pass written release already on this page prints 46.55 pounds and more than $275,000. Those lines are not merged. The post does not print Eagle Pass. The post does not print Nov. 2. The post does not print a driver’s name. The post does not print Expedited Removal. This is not a second seizure. A photo is on the post. No YouTube video. CBP posted at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP. NOV. 5 RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: NORTH HAVEN, Conn. — DHS posted “This is our why.” The post says Ryan O’Shea, 21, a University of New Haven student, was killed Oct. 16 in a head-on crash in North Haven, Connecticut, when a truck traveling the wrong way struck his vehicle. The post says the driver was Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, a 31-year-old Mexican illegal alien. The post says he should never have been in the United States in the first place, let alone behind the wheel. The next sentences say, “His family joins the many American families who have been left with unimaginable loss. Loss that was preventable.” This page is not assigning “his family” to a name. The post does not print a charge. The post does not print a conviction. The post does not print an arrest. The post does not print whether Carmona-Lopez is in custody. These names were not already on this page. A video is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. This page is not describing the frames. DHS posted at 10:47 a.m. Pacific. DHS.

BREAKING 11/6: HOUSTON — ICE posted on a Houston Mayor’s Office post about an executive order. The Mayor’s Office post says, “I have signed an executive order directing HPD to no longer contact ICE for nonviolent offences, helping reduce fear in our communities.” The Mayor’s Office post prints “offences.” ICE prints “offenses.” Those spellings are not merged. The Mayor’s Office post says, “Thank you to Chief Diaz, our state and local leaders for their collaboration.” The Mayor’s Office post says, “A step toward building a stronger Houston. Let’s Go to Work.” The Mayor’s Office post does not print a mayor’s name. The Mayor’s Office post does not print an executive order number. The Mayor’s Office post does not print the order. The Mayor’s Office post does not define nonviolent offences. ICE posted, “Watching child porn and selling heroin are classified as “nonviolent offenses” by the way.” That classification sentence is ICE’s post. The Mayor’s Office post does not print child porn. The Mayor’s Office post does not print heroin. ICE posted, “This is the Mayor of Houston directly advocating for policies that protect some of the worst criminals in America.” ICE does not print the mayor’s name. A video is on the Mayor’s Office post. The video runs about 28 seconds. It is not a YouTube video. This page is not describing the frames. This is not a written ICE release. No YouTube video. The Mayor’s Office posted at 9:53 a.m. Pacific. ICE posted at 12:50 p.m. Pacific. ICE. MAYOR’S OFFICE.

BREAKING 11/6: DETROIT — ICE published a written release titled “ICE captures 14 illegal aliens during Operation Fresh Catch in Northern Michigan.” The release date is November 6, 2026. The dateline reads DETROIT. ICE said Enforcement and Removal Operations Detroit and the U.S. Forest Service arrested 14 illegal aliens from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico during Operation Fresh Catch in the Cadillac and Manistee areas of Northern Michigan Oct. 10. ICE said officers conducted the operation after U.S. Forest Service officers reported finding an increased number of fishing violations by foreign nationals without proper identification. That sentence prints “foreign nationals.” The arrest sentence prints “illegal aliens.” Those lines are not merged. ERO Detroit Field Office Director Matthew Putra said, “ERO will continue working with the U.S. Forest Service and other law enforcement partners to safeguard Michigan’s public lands, protect natural resources and uphold federal immigration laws.” Putra said, “Our coordinated efforts promote public safety and help ensure that those who violate immigration laws are held accountable.” ICE said all individuals were transported to the North Lake Processing Center, where they will remain pending further immigration proceedings. Of the 14 illegal aliens arrested during the operation, the release prints that one has a DUI conviction, three are reinstated final orders who have been deported from the U.S. previously, one is an immigration absconder who now has a final order of removal, and another failed to depart the United States voluntarily and has now been issued a final order of removal. The release prints “deported” in the second of those lines and “removal” in the third and fourth. Those words are not merged. A fifth bullet prints, “All were in violation of U.S. immigration laws.” That bullet is not another person. This page is not adding one, three, one, and another into a new total. The release says, “Consistent with the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement and public safety priorities, ICE will continue to identify, arrest and remove illegal aliens who violate U.S. immigration law.” The release does not print names. The release does not print ages. The release does not print how many of the 14 are from each country. The release does not print a city for each arrest. The release does not print a count of fishing violations. This is not the apprehension of 14 illegal aliens already on this page. That item is an Oct. 3 maritime interdiction. This release prints Oct. 10, Cadillac, and Manistee. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Assailants, and Drug Traffickers.” The release date is November 6, 2026. This is not the November 5, 2026 release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers.” The November 6 title prints Assailants. The November 5 title prints Predators. DHS said that yesterday ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens, convicted for horrific crimes such as lewd or lascivious molestation of a child, sexual assault, and possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “Every day, DHS is saving American lives by arresting illegal aliens and removing them from American communities.” Mullin said, “Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, drug traffickers, and other illegal aliens who have no business being in America.” Mullin said, “We will not rest until every single illegal alien is removed from this country and America is safe again.” The release lists five people. The release does not print ages. The release does not print the city where ICE made each arrest. It prints a conviction place. Bruno Gustavo Hernandez-Munuz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old in Susanville, California. The card prints “lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old.” The lead prints “lewd or lascivious molestation of a child.” Those lines are not merged. Fabian Fernando Ruiz-Estrada, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for sexual assault and drug trafficking in Potter County, Texas. The card prints “drug trafficking.” The lead prints “possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.” Those lines are not merged. Eliecer Pineda-Torres, a criminal illegal alien from Ecuador, convicted for possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute in the U.S. District Court of the Virgin Islands. This is not Jose Luis Pineda-Torres. Yefri Nuevo-Ruiz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for manufacture, deliver, and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance in Wilmington, Delaware. Edgar Carreno Araizaga, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for robbery of a residence with a gun and aggravated assault with a gun in Newport News, Virginia. These five names were not already on this page. No YouTube video. RELEASE. NOV. 5 RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: HATTIESBURG, Miss. — ICE published a written release titled “HSI Hattiesburg seizes over 6,000 kg of narcotics worth $80.5M during Operation Iron Current.” The release date is November 6, 2026. The dateline reads Hattiesburg, Miss. ICE said Homeland Security Investigations Hattiesburg, working as part of the Homeland Security Task Force, is investigating a Colombia-based drug trafficking organization suspected of distributing thousands of kilograms of cocaine into the United States. ICE said the investigation, Operation Iron Current, led to the coordinated interdiction and seizure of two go-fast vessels by HSI and its interagency partners. ICE said the vessels carried a combined total of approximately 3,188 kilograms of cocaine and 3,200 kilograms of marijuana. ICE said the estimated street value of the seized narcotics exceeds $80.5 million. The headline prints “over 6,000 kg.” The body prints those two weights. This page is not adding them into a new total. HSI New Orleans Special Agent in Charge Matt Wright said, “Transnational criminal organizations exploit maritime routes to move dangerous drugs and profit from crime.” Wright said, “HSI remains committed to working alongside our law enforcement partners to disrupt these networks, seize illicit narcotics, and hold those responsible accountable.” ICE said the investigation remains ongoing. The release does not print a name of a person arrested. The release does not print a count of people. The release does not print a date for the interdictions. The release does not print where the vessels were stopped. This is not the Texas Operation Southern Surge already on this page. That item is 89 arrests and 1,600-plus pounds. This is not the Caribbean go-fast seizures already on this page. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: OCEANSIDE, Calif. — Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted that three Romanian nationals, illegally present in the U.S. and tied to a notorious Balkan criminal organization, were apprehended in Oceanside, CA. The post says all three are wanted in Los Angeles County for theft, while one of the individuals has another theft warrant in Virginia. The post says they are now pending removal proceedings. A warrant is not a conviction. The post does not print names. The post does not print ages. The post does not print a date for the apprehension. The post does not say Interstate 5. The post does not say Canada. The post does not say credit cards. The post does not say Rolex. The post does not say YMCA. This page is not merging this post with the Oct. 9 Oceanside arrest already on this page. That Oct. 15 CBP release says San Clemente Border Patrol stopped a vehicle on Interstate 5 near Oceanside on Oct. 9, the three entered illegally from Canada, one was identified as a member of a Balkan organized-crime group, that person had an active Virginia warrant related to the alleged illicit use of credit cards, and the group was connected to the reported theft of a Rolex from a Los Angeles County YMCA locker room. This post says “notorious Balkan criminal organization.” That release says a Balkan organized-crime group. This post says all three are wanted in Los Angeles County for theft. That release does not say all three are wanted for theft. This post says another theft warrant in Virginia. That release says a credit-card warrant. This page is not merging those warrants. Three photos are on the post. The photos do not print names. The photos do not print ages. One photo shows a neck tattoo that prints 1999. The post does not say that number is a birth year. No YouTube video. The chief posted at 9:00 a.m. Pacific. USBP CHIEF. OCT. 15 CBP RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/6: NEW YORK — ERO New York posted on Haitian national Yves Frantz Augustine. The post says he entered the US legally in 1997 and should have left in 1998. The post says he was convicted of assault and weapons possession, and that he has a long list of other charges. Those other charges are not named. A charge is not a conviction. The post says an immigration judge ordered him removed in 2006. The post says he will remain in ICE custody pending removal. This name is already on this page from the Fox News Digital item lower on this page. Fox said an assault conviction and did not say the weapons case was a conviction. This post says convicted of assault and weapons possession. This page is not merging those two lines. Fox said he overstayed his visa. This post does not print the word visa. This post does not print an age. This post does not print seven years. This post does not say he claimed U.S. citizenship. A photo is on the post. The photo does not print a name. No YouTube video. ERO New York posted at 8:44 a.m. Pacific. ERO NEW YORK.

BREAKING 11/6: NEW YORK — ERO New York posted on Georgian national Nika Tkeshelashvili. The post prints “officersarrested” as one word. The post says NYC ICE officers arrested him. The post says he was recently arrested by the NYPD for first-degree sexual abuse. That line is an arrest, not a conviction. The post says NYPD released him despite an ICE detainer. The post says he illegally crossed the Arizona border in 2023. The post says he will remain in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. This name is already on this page from the Fox News Digital item. Fox said he entered illegally through the southern border in January 2023, was arrested in September, and the charge remains pending, with a next immigration court hearing not until October 2028. This post does not print January. This post does not print September. This post does not print pending. This post does not print a court date. This post does not print an age. This post says Arizona. This page is not merging Arizona with January. The Fox item on this page did not print an ICE detainer for this name. A photo is on the post. The photo does not print a name. No YouTube video. ERO New York posted at 8:43 a.m. Pacific. ERO NEW YORK.

BREAKING 11/6: ICE posted “A nation worth protecting. America will always belong to Americans.” The caption is two sentences. No new arrest. No new name. No new count. No new charge. A video is on the post. The video runs about 22 seconds. This page is not describing the frames. Not a YouTube video. This is not the Nolberto Valdez Ruiz post two minutes later. ICE posted at 8:23 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/6: CBP posted that CBP Air and Marine Operations is active in the water in this episode of To Catch A Smuggler. The post prints “To Catch A Smuggler.” The post links a YouTube video. The YouTube title reads “Exclusive Footage of AMO & CBP Fighting Drug Trafficking (Full Episode) | To Catch a Smuggler.” The channel is National Geographic. YouTube shows the video was published August 8, 2026. The length is 44 minutes and 5 seconds. This is not a new seizure announced today. This is not an official CBP briefing. National Geographic’s description says that in this episode AMO discovers suitcases packed with cocaine aboard a ferry in Puerto Rico, and CBP stops multiple travelers with opioid pills across the southern border. That is the show’s description. This page is not turning it into a new arrest or a new weight. CBP posted at 8:15 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/6: FRONT ROYAL, Va. — CBP posted “Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a K9 handler?” The post says go inside CBP’s Canine Training Academy in Front Royal, Virginia, and follow the training that builds the bond between a canine and a handler. No new arrest. No new name. No new seizure. The post links a YouTube video. The title reads “Built for the Bond | Inside CBP’s Canine Training Academy.” The channel is Field Operations. YouTube shows the video was published October 5, 2026. The length is 2 minutes and 38 seconds. This is not a new enforcement action. CBP posted at 6:00 a.m. Pacific. CBP.

BREAKING 11/6: TEXAS — ICE posted that 89 were arrested with 1,600+ pounds of narcotics, 15 firearms, 3,000+ rounds of ammunition and $365K in illicit currency seized during a Texas drug trafficking operation. The post says protecting American communities is at the heart of the ongoing Homeland Security Task Force investigation by HSI Laredo, CBP, the FBI, the DEA, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas. The post prints 1,600+ with a plus sign. The post prints $365K. The post does not print $365,000. The post does not print $360,000. The Nov. 2 written release already on this page prints over $360,000 and 89 arrests. The DHS post already on this page prints over $365,000 and 89 arrests. This page is not treating this video as a new seizure or a new arrest count. The post does not say the 89 are illegal aliens. The post does not name the 89. A video is on the post. The video runs about 85 seconds. This page is not describing the frames. Not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 5:10 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/6: ARIZONA — ICE posted “COOPERATION FROM LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT PREVENTED THIS CHILD SEX ABUSER’S RELEASE.” The post names Nolberto Valdez Ruiz. ICE said his prior convictions include lewd acts with a child under 14. ICE said Tohono O’odham police had arrested him at an Arizona casino for alleged drug and weapons charges. Alleged is the post. ICE said that instead of releasing him on bond, the local authorities held this criminal illegal alien for ICE to prevent his release into the community. ICE said he has a prior removal on his immigration record and now also faces a federal charge for illegally reentering after removal. A charge is not a conviction. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a nationality. The post does not print a city. The post does not print the name of the casino. The post does not print the date of the local arrest. The post does not print the date ICE took custody. This is not Arnulfo Nolberto Quizhpi-Sanchez already on this page. A photo is on the post. The photo does not print a name. No YouTube video. ICE posted at 8:25 a.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/6: BROOKLYN — ICE posted “You thought we were slowing down?” ICE then posted a Fox News Digital URL. DHS quote-posted Fox News Politics. The DHS caption says “@ERONewYork is cleaning up the mess that sanctuary politicians created.” The next sentence says the Trump Administration is committed to protecting the American people in every city and every state, and “we won’t let sanctuary politicians stand in our way.” The ICE post does not print a name. The DHS caption does not print a name. Fox News Digital published a story titled “Inside ICE’s high-stakes raids targeting illegal migrants in NYC as chief rips sanctuary laws.” The Fox headline prints illegal migrants. The Fox dateline reads Brooklyn, N.Y. Fox said it published November 6, 2026, at 6:00 a.m. EST. Fox said it embedded with ICE agents last Thursday. Photo captions on the Fox page print Oct. 29, 2026. This page is not merging last Thursday and Oct. 29. Fox named Nika Tkeshelashvili, 40, a Georgian national. Fox said ICE said he entered the United States illegally through the southern border in January 2023 and was arrested in September on a first-degree sexual abuse charge. Fox said the charge remains pending. A pending charge is not a conviction. Fox said his next immigration court hearing was not until October 2028. Fox named Yves Frantz Augustine, 45, a Haitian national. Fox said ICE said he entered the U.S. legally in 1997 but overstayed his visa. Fox said he was ordered deported in 2006. Fox said ICE said his criminal record included an assault conviction for which he served seven years in prison, along with weapons offenses and a terroristic threat case. The assault line says conviction. The weapons and terroristic threat line does not say convicted. Fox said ICE’s attempt to deport him in 2011 during the Obama administration failed because Haiti would not issue the necessary travel documents, according to Ken Genalo. Fox said Genalo said ICE tried to take him into custody after further arrests, but New York authorities refused to hand him over despite three detainer requests. Fox said Augustine refused to put his hands behind his back and that agents struggled to cuff him. Fox said he claimed he was now a U.S. citizen, and that Genalo disputed the citizenship claim, citing the 2006 deportation order. Fox identifies Genalo as head of ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations in New York City. Ken Genalo is already on this page from the Oct. 23 ICE video on the NYPD stabbing. This is not that item. These two names were not already on this page. Fox said another team was pursuing an Ecuadorian migrant who faced sexual misconduct charges involving a child, and that agitators disrupted that operation. Fox did not print a name for that person. Fox did not say that arrest was completed. A video is on the Fox News Politics post. It is not a YouTube video. The ICE graphic is a Fox article header. The graphic prints the Fox headline and “Published November 6, 2026 6:00am EST.” No YouTube video. ICE posted at 6:24 a.m. Pacific. DHS posted at 8:07 a.m. Pacific. ICE. DHS. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 11/6: CAMARGO, Mexico — Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted that USBP provided real-time information that led Mexican authorities to a stash house operating in Camargo, Tamaulipas, where 10 people were being held. The post says a stolen vehicle was also found at the residence. The next paragraph says, “Through bi-national efforts we are disrupting criminal operations, keeping contraband out, and protecting human life on both sides of the border.” The post does not print a name. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a nationality. The post does not say illegal alien. The post does not print the date of the stash-house action. The post does not print a charge. The graphic prints “Bi-national RESCUE” and “RIO GRANDE VALLEY SECTOR.” The graphic prints a U.S. Border Patrol seal. The graphic does not print Camargo. The graphic does not print Tamaulipas. The graphic does not print 10. This is not the Laredo stash house already on this page. That post said two smugglers harboring two illegal aliens. No YouTube video. The chief posted at 5:00 a.m. Pacific. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/5: OHIO — ICE posted “SEX OFFENDER IN ICE CUSTODY.” ICE said it arrested Victor Manuel Montiel Diaz upon his release from the Richland Correctional Institution in Ohio where he served time for sexual battery. ICE said he has a final order of removal and will be deported. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a nationality. The post does not print a city. The post does not print the date of the ICE arrest. The post does not print the length of the sentence. This is not Jose Ramiro Montiel Carrasco already on this page. This is not Marcos Montiel-Lopez already on this page. A photo is on the post. The photo does not print a name. No YouTube video. ICE posted at 6:05 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/5: SEATTLE — ICE published a written release titled “ICE arrests illegal alien who claimed to work for Washington state.” The release date is November 5, 2026. The dateline reads Seattle. The deck says the alien was wearing a Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families uniform and claimed to have previously worked in corrections when he was arrested. ICE said ICE Seattle arrested Stanley Robert Kengu Muthee, an illegal alien from Kenya, during a targeted enforcement operation Oct. 26. ICE said he claimed to work for the Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families. ICE said he first entered the U.S. on Feb. 6, 2019, and was required to depart no later than Aug. 5 that year. ICE said he remained in the country unlawfully and received work authorization three times under the Biden administration. ICE said he is a Nairobi native and claimed to have worked previously in Washington state corrections. ICE said officers served him with a warrant of arrest and he will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. The release does not print an age. The release does not print a criminal conviction. The release does not print a city of arrest. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “SANCTUARY INSANITY: Sanctuary Minnesota Refuses to Honor ICE Detainer for Somalian Illegal Alien Convicted for Aggravated Assault and Drug Trafficking.” The release date is November 5, 2026. The title prints Somalian. The body says an illegal alien from Somalia. This is the written release on Mustafa Abdirahman Abdi. The DHS post and the Secretary Mullin quote-post naming this case are already on this page. The written release says that on October 24, ICE lodged a detainer while Abdi was in the custody of Hennepin County Jail in Minneapolis. The written release says convictions for aggravated assault, assault, aggravated trafficking of schedule drugs (cocaine), unlawful possession of schedule drugs, unlawful furnishing of schedule drugs, and trafficking prison contraband. The written release says arrests, not convictions, for burglary, larceny, and resisting an officer. The social post on this page put those in one criminal-history sentence and did not say convicted. The written release says Abdi illegally entered at an unknown date and location and that ICE arrested him in November 2020. DHS said sanctuary politicians in Minnesota refused the detainer and released him. The release says “Sanctuary Insanity” is a new daily series. The release does not print an age. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: ARIZONA — ICE posted “PUBLIC SAFETY THREAT RETURNED TO MEXICO.” The post names Froylan Avalos-Rosales. ICE said his U.S. criminal history includes convictions for child cruelty and a DUI. ICE said he was arrested Oct. 12 in Arizona and ICE escorted him home. The first line prints Mexico. The following lines print home. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a city in Arizona. The post does not print the date he was escorted home. This is not Froylan Dominguez Aguirre already on this page. A photo is on the post. The photo does not print a name. No YouTube video. ICE posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. ICE.

BREAKING 11/5: WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted that U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested an illegal alien in West Palm Beach, FL, with an active murder warrant in Honduras. The post prints “U.S Border Patrol” with no period after the S. The post says he was ordered to leave the U.S. in 2008 but never left. The post says he is currently in custody pending removal from the U.S. The post does not print a name. The post does not print an age. The post does not print a nationality. The graphic prints “MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED” and “WEST PALM BEACH, FL.” The graphic does not print Honduras. The graphic does not print 2008. The graphic does not print a name. This is not the North Palm Beach sailboat landing of five illegal aliens already on this page. No YouTube video. The chief posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/5: MINNEAPOLIS — DHS posted “MINNESOTA: This illegal alien should have been REMOVED from our country years ago!” DHS named Mustafa Abdirahman Abdi, an illegal alien from Somalia. DHS said an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on April 2, 2021, and that the Biden administration released him later that same month. DHS said he was then released by sanctuary politicians in Minneapolis when they refused to honor an ICE detainer. DHS said his criminal history includes aggravated assault, aggravated trafficking of cocaine, burglary, larceny, and resisting an officer. That sentence says criminal history. It does not say convicted. The graphic is a DHS wanted poster. The graphic prints “WANTED,” the name Mustafa Abdirahman Abdi, and the line “Illegal alien from Somalia remains at-large despite convictions for aggravated assault and drug trafficking.” The graphic prints the phone number 866-347-2423. The graphic does not print burglary, larceny, or resisting an officer. The graphic does not print April 2, 2021. Secretary Markwayne Mullin quote-posted that item. Mullin said Governor Tim Walz and his fellow sanctuary politicians have turned the state of Minnesota into a hotbed of illegal alien crime. Mullin said that when ICE lodged a detainer for an illegal alien convicted for aggravated assault and drug trafficking, Minneapolis sanctuary politicians refused to cooperate and released him. Mullin’s post does not print the name Mustafa Abdirahman Abdi. No YouTube video. DHS posted at 2:12 p.m. Pacific. Mullin posted at 2:14 p.m. Pacific. DHS. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/5: LOS ANGELES — ICE published a written release titled “ICE Los Angeles leads operation targeting trafficking of illicit tobacco products.” The release date is November 5, 2026. The dateline reads Los Angeles. ICE said that on Oct. 22, HSI Los Angeles agents led a National Trade Fraud Task Force operation to target the trafficking of illicit tobacco products and prohibited items. ICE said HSI joined with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the LAPD to seize over 6,200 illicit items from 12 locations across L.A. County and arrested 22 individuals for violations of California state law. The release says the National Trade Fraud Task Force is a U.S. Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security initiative launched in August 2025, and that the campaign surpassed $1 billion in recoveries by July 2026. HSI Los Angeles acting Special Agent in Charge Erin Burke said, “HSI’s core mission is to protect the homeland from transnational crime and threats.” Burke also said, “Protecting legitimate trade by shutting down illegal operations is one of the primary mechanisms for discouraging criminals from considering these types of activities.” Burke also said, “This was a huge effort by HSI and our partners to put a serious dent in the illegal tobacco trade in L.A. County.” This is the same Oct. 22 operation already on this page from the ICE X post and the Border Hawk story. The X post prints 6,000+ and 20+. This written release prints over 6,200, 12 locations, and 22 individuals. The release does not print a name of a person arrested. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: ECORSE, Mich. — CBP published a written release titled “U.S. Border Patrol Agents and DEA partners arrest cartel-linked illegal alien with violent criminal history, seize cocaine, cash, and firearm.” The release date is Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. The dateline reads Ecorse, Mich. CBP said that on Nov. 3, U.S. Border Patrol agents from the Detroit Sector Intelligence Unit, with Drug Enforcement Administration partners, arrested an illegal alien from Mexico with a violent criminal history and multiple prior removals in Ecorse. The release names Ernesto Rodriguez-Castruita, 46. It says he is a suspected member of the Sinaloa Cartel, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. Suspected is the release. The release says a prior conviction of manslaughter in Arizona and a sentence of 14 years in prison. It says prior convictions for criminal impersonation and possession of contraband while incarcerated. During the arrest, the release says, law enforcement seized approximately two pounds of cocaine, $100,000 in U.S. currency, and a firearm. The release says he is being referred for federal prosecution on multiple felony charges and will be deported from the United States. Pending charges are not convictions. The release lists illegal alien in possession of a firearm (felony), reentry after deportation (felony), providing material support to terrorists (felony), alien previously removed, not as an arriving alien with an aggravated felony conviction, and alien inadmissibility. The fourth and fifth lines do not print the word felony. Detroit Sector Chief Patrol Agent Jorge L. Chapa said, “This operation is a clear example of the relentless dedication of our Detroit Sector intelligence agents and our valued law enforcement partners at the DEA.” He said, “By removing an illegal alien with a violent criminal history and suspected ties to a transnational criminal organization, we have successfully taken dangerous narcotics, illicit currency, and a firearm off our streets. We remain steadfast in our mission to protect our communities from those who seek to do us harm.” The release does not print a number of prior removals. The release does not print a street value. This name was not already on this page. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: LOS ANGELES — ICE posted “HSI CRACKS DOWN ON ILLEGAL TOBACCO TRAFFICKING IN LOS ANGELES!” The post says @HSILosAngeles joined in a National Trade Fraud Task Force operation targeting illicit tobacco trafficking and prohibited goods, resulting in 6,000+ items seized and 20+ arrests. The post says the work was in coordination with @TheJusticeDept. The post does not print a person’s name. The post does not say illegal alien. The post does not print the date of the operation. The post does not print a city in the body. The headline prints Los Angeles. ICE posted at 1:48 p.m. Pacific. No YouTube video. Border Hawk published a same-day story that says ICE provided details of an Oct. 22 operation in Los Angeles County. Border Hawk says more than 6,200 illicit items, 22 individuals arrested for violations of California state law, and 12 locations, with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the Los Angeles Police Department. Those figures are Border Hawk’s. The ICE post prints 6,000+ and 20+. This page is not merging them. Border Hawk quotes HSI Los Angeles acting Special Agent in Charge Erin Burke. The quote says protecting legitimate trade by shutting down illegal operations discourages criminals, and that this was a huge effort by HSI and partners to put a serious dent in the illegal tobacco trade in L.A. County. That quote is the article’s. The ICE post does not print it. ICE. BORDER HAWK.

BREAKING 11/1: SAN DIEGO — The Coast Guard published a written release titled “Coast Guard Southwest District interdicts 37 aliens off California, between Oct. 5-30.” The release date is Nov. 1, 2026. The dateline reads San Diego. The lead says the Coast Guard apprehended 37 aliens off the coast of Southern California between Oct. 5 and 30. On Oct. 9, the release says, a Maritime Safety and Security Team boatcrew interdicted 13 suspected aliens aboard a 24-foot vessel approximately 7 miles off San Diego. The release says those individuals were transferred to Imperial Beach Border Patrol agents at Ballast Point. The release says later that same day the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Narwhal (WPB 87335) interdicted 23 suspected aliens aboard a 25-foot cuddy-cabin vessel near Santa Cruz Island. The release says the Narwhal crew took them to Coast Guard Base Los Angeles-Long Beach and transferred them to CBP. It says a Station Channel Islands crew seized the vessel and transferred it to CBP. The lead says aliens. Those two paragraphs say suspected aliens. This page is not merging those words. On Oct. 17, the release says watchstanders detected a suspicious personal watercraft traveling at high speed off Point Loma and diverted an MSST Honolulu boatcrew. It says the operator failed to comply, a pursuit ensued, and Coast Guard personal watercraft were diverted to assist. It says the vessel struck a wave and capsized. It says the boatcrew apprehended the passenger, while the operator swam ashore and evaded authorities. That paragraph does not print the word alien. This page is not adding 13, 23, and 1 into the lead’s 37. No names. No ages. No nationalities. This release was not already on this page. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “ICE Lodges Detainer for Illegal Alien Arrested for Rape in New York City.” The release date is November 5, 2026. DHS said ICE lodged a detainer asking authorities in New York City not to release an illegal alien accused of raping a 28-year-old woman. DHS said that on November 3, 2026, ICE lodged a detainer for Reynaldo Hoel Mayna, a criminal illegal alien from Peru, following his arrest by the New York City Police Department. DHS said his criminal history includes anal rape – strongarm, assault with a deadly weapon, forcible touching: touching sexual/intimate parts of another person, and sexual abuse – 3rd degree. DHS said that on August 18, 2023, the U.S. Border Patrol arrested Mayna after he illegally entered the country near San Diego. DHS said he was then released into the country by the Biden administration. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “This illegal alien’s criminal history includes anal rape – strongarm, assault with a deadly weapon, forcible touching: touching sexual/intimate parts of another person, and third-degree sexual abuse, yet sanctuary politicians in New York invited this vile criminal into their community.” Mullin also said, “Sanctuary politicians have handcuffed their law enforcement and are allowing criminal activity to thrive, while the American people become less safe.” Mullin also said, “Underneath President Trump, we are restoring law and order in our cities, in our towns, and in our states, despite what happens with career politicians that put criminals in front of law-abiding citizens.” This is the same Reynaldo Hoel Mayna already on this page. This is not a second man. This is not a second arrest. The written release prints a 28-year-old woman. The New York Post item already on this page prints a 27-year-old woman. Those lines are not merged. The written release prints “third-degree sexual abuse” and “sexual abuse – 3rd degree.” The Post item prints “third-degree sexual assault.” Those lines are not merged. The written release prints a detainer lodged on November 3, 2026. The Post item does not print that detainer date. The written release does not print an age. Bill Melugin’s post, already on this page, prints 35. Those lines are not merged. The written release does not print a conviction for the New York arrest. No YouTube video on the release. The release repeats older New York cases and a New York detainer tally already on this page. This item does not re-list them. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: WASHINGTON — DHS published a written release titled “WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers.” The release date is November 5, 2026. This is not the September 22, 2026 DHS release that uses the same title. DHS said that yesterday ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens convicted for crimes including lewd and lascivious molestation of a child, sex assault, and possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. The lead prints “sex assault.” Secretary Markwayne Mullin said, “Illegal aliens have no business being in America.” Mullin said, “Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, drug traffickers, and other public safety threats.” Mullin said, “We will not rest until these threats are removed from our country. Arresting and deporting illegal aliens saves lives.” DHS said yesterday’s arrests include five people. The release does not print ages. The release does not print the city where ICE made each arrest. It prints a conviction place. Phaisan Pongkiatsakun, a criminal illegal alien from Thailand, convicted for lewd and lascivious molestation of a child and lewd and lascivious behavior in Miami, Florida. Wilber Esau Sura-Hernandez, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted for using a computer to solicit a minor, attempted extortion, and gang participation in Fairfax, Virginia. This is not Walter Alexander Soto-Rodriguez. Felipe Menchu, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted for sexual assault in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The Menchu line prints “sexual assault.” The lead prints “sex assault.” Those lines are not merged. This is not Zam Muan Lian. That line on this page says three counts of sexual assault in Murfreesboro. This is not Christopher Molina-Esquivel. That line says procurement for prostitution in Murfreesboro. Joel Castillo, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted for possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Anardo Batista, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, convicted for robbery in Queens, New York. These five names were not already on this page. No YouTube video. RELEASE. SEPT. 22 RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: SAN YSIDRO, Calif. — FOX 5 San Diego reported that the San Ysidro Port of Entry temporarily closed to vehicle traffic Wednesday night after a pursuit spanning several counties ended at the border crossing, according to the California Highway Patrol. FOX 5 said the closure began around 9:30 p.m. FOX 5 said traffic from southbound I-5 and Camino De La Plaza to I-5 was diverted to State Route 905. FOX 5 said authorities asked motorists to use alternative routes and the Otay Mesa Port of Entry. FOX 5 said the port reopened to traffic around 5:30 a.m. Thursday. FOX 5 said the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office reported that around 6:46 p.m. deputies located a suspect in Jurupa Valley who was wanted for grand theft. FOX 5 said the suspect failed to yield and the pursuit went onto westbound 91 and then southbound Interstate 15. FOX 5 said the pursuit continued into San Diego County and onto I-5 before ending near the U.S.-Mexico border. FOX 5 said that around 9 p.m. the San Diego Police Department reported that an officer-involved shooting transpired at the San Ysidro border crossing, which reportedly involved U.S. Customs and Border Protection. FOX 5 said the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office said the suspect was taken into custody and that no Riverside County deputies were involved in the shooting or injured. FOX 5 said no further details were immediately provided. The New York Post published a story at 2:31 p.m. Eastern that said Border Patrol officers at the San Ysidro crossing opened fire on a grand theft suspect. That shooter line is the Post’s. FOX 5’s line is that San Diego police reported a shooting that reportedly involved CBP. This page is not merging those lines. The Post said the pursuit spanned 120 miles and ended several hundred feet from the border. FOX 5 did not print 120 miles. Those lines are not merged. The Post said the crossing was closed for nine hours. FOX 5 printed about 9:30 p.m. to about 5:30 a.m. Those lines are not merged. The Post said Customs and Border Protection advised travelers to use the Otay Mesa crossing. FOX 5 said authorities asked drivers to use Otay Mesa. Those lines are not merged. No name. No age. No official CBP written release on this shooting was on the CBP media-release list. This page does not call the suspect an illegal alien. These reports did not print an immigration status. CBS 8 San Diego posted a 55-second YouTube video. The video says a Los Angeles affiliate reported that Border Patrol agents shot at the suspect and that it is not clear if he was hit. That line is the video’s. It is not a CBP statement. FOX 5. NEW YORK POST.

BREAKING 11/5: BROOKLYN — The New York Post said Thursday that Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin issued a statement on a 35-year-old man the Post names Reynaldo Mayna Cordero and calls a Peruvian immigrant who entered the United States illegally in 2023. A photo caption on that story says the mugshot shows Reynaldo Hoel Mayna, arrested by the New York City Police Department. Bill Melugin posted at 11:51 a.m. Pacific that DHS confirms the NYPD suspect is Reynaldo Hoel Mayna, 35, a Peruvian illegal alien caught and released at the California border on Aug. 18, 2023. ICE reposted DHS at 12:04 p.m. Pacific. The visible repost text reads: “This criminal illegal alien should have NEVER been in our country. Reynaldo Hoel Mayna, an illegal from Peru, was RELEASED in” and then stops on a public check. This page is not finishing that sentence. This page is not merging Mayna Cordero with Hoel Mayna. He is not Reynaldo Chamizo Zayas. He is not Reynaldo Mora-Antonio. The Post said Mullin said, “This illegal alien’s criminal history includes anal rape, strongarm assault with a deadly weapon, forcible touching, touching sexual/intimate parts of another person and third-degree sexual assault.” The Post said Mullin also said, “Yet sanctuary politicians in New York invited this vile criminal into their community.” The next sentence in the Post reads, “Sanctuary politicians have handcuffed their law enforcement and are allowing criminal activity to thrive, while the American people become less safe.” The Post said he crossed the border with Mexico illegally near San Diego on Aug. 18, 2023, and was released under Biden administration policies. Melugin wrote that DHS says he is now charged with anal rape — strongarm, assault with a deadly weapon, forcible touching, touching sexual or intimate parts of another person, and sexual abuse — 3rd degree. That charge line is not Mullin’s “criminal history includes” sentence. Those lines are not merged. Charges are not convictions. NYPD reports earlier this week, as printed by ABC7, say he was charged with rape and two counts each of sexual abuse and forcible touching. That list is not the DHS list. This page is not merging them. The Post said he allegedly followed a 27-year-old woman into a Bedford-Stuyvesant building and raped her on Sunday. The Thursday story does not print a conviction. No YouTube video. NEW YORK POST. ICE.

BREAKING 11/5: EAGLE PASS, Texas — CBP officers at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry seized 46.55 pounds of cocaine with a street value of more than $275,000. The release says the seizure occurred on Nov. 2 at the Camino Real International Bridge II import lot. A CBP officer encountered a commercial Nissan truck driven by a Mexican national presenting a B1/B2 visa. The vehicle was referred for a nonintrusive inspection. Scanning revealed anomalies. A physical inspection, aided by a CBP K-9 team, led to 20 packages. The narcotic tested positive for cocaine. The release does not print the driver’s name. The release does not print an age. The release does not name the K-9. Port Director Pete Beattie said, “Frontline CBP officers demonstrated exceptional vigilance during this enforcement action.” He said the interception underscores CBP’s commitment to securing the borders and protecting communities from dangerous narcotics. CBP seized the narcotics and the commercial truck. Homeland Security Investigations special agents responded to conduct the investigation. The release says the alien subject was found inadmissible pursuant to Section 21 USC 952 (Unlawful Importation of Controlled Substances), processed for Expedited Removal and Visa Cancellation, and returned to Mexico. The release prints that citation as Section 21 USC 952. No criminal conviction is printed in the release. This is not an earlier Eagle Pass load already on this page. Those items do not print 46.55 pounds on Nov. 2. Release date Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. No YouTube video on the release. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: ICE posts on Sergeant Brandon Mendoza. ICE said he was killed in a head-on collision by an intoxicated illegal alien driving the wrong way on a freeway. ICE said he was 32 and had served 13 years as a police officer. ICE named his mother, Angel Mom Mary Ann Mendoza. The post says these deaths were preventable and closes with “This is our why.” The post does not print a crash date. The post does not print a city. The post does not print the driver’s name. No new arrest. No new charge. A video is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. ICE posted at 11:44 a.m. Pacific. This name is not already on this page. ICE.

BREAKING 11/5: CBP posts “No leaks, just leeks.” The post says officers in Texas found cylindrical packages hidden among a shipment of leeks, and a K9 alert led to over 1,000 lbs of meth valued at nearly $1 million. The post does not print 1,082.47 pounds. The post does not print $984,063. The post does not print Pharr. The post does not print Hidalgo. This is the leeks methamphetamine seizure already on this page. It is not a second seizure. CBP posted at 12:00 p.m. Pacific. Photos are on the post. No YouTube video. CBP.

BREAKING 11/5: PHILADELPHIA — CBP said Philadelphia International Airport is the first airport to use an updated Global Entry arrival process. The release says cameras with biometric facial comparison verify a member’s identity and membership status at the entrance to the processing area, replacing the user-operated kiosk. The release says PHL deployed the process on Oct. 13. CBP said it expects to expand to as many as 38 airport terminals at 30 high-volume airports, including some preclearance locations. No arrest. No name. Release date Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. No YouTube video. This is not the Oct. 30 Philadelphia jewelry seizure that initiated a Global Entry revocation. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: SAN DIEGO — CBP officers at the Calexico Port of Entry Commercial Facility seized more than 886 pounds of liquid methamphetamine concealed in a vehicle fuel tank on Oct. 22. CBP said a U.S. citizen driving an empty 2016 Freightliner Cascadia tractor-trailer applied for entry into the United States and was referred to secondary inspection. Officers observed discoloration in the fuel tank. A sample of the liquid tested positive for methamphetamine. Officers removed and seized 22 five-gallon buckets of the liquid from the tank. San Diego Director of Field Operations Sidney K. Aki said, “This seizure demonstrates the commitment of our CBP officers at the Calexico Commercial Facility.” He said coordinated intelligence teams and frontline officers intercepted more than 886 pounds of methamphetamine before it could reach communities. The release does not print the driver’s name or age. The release does not print a charge. The release does not print the word East. This is not the Newton-Azrak liquid methamphetamine item already on this page. That item says 962 pounds, about 115 gallons, and names K-9 Loki. KYMA reported on Nov. 4 that the Oct. 22 seizure was 866 pounds at the Calexico East Port of Entry and that the U.S. citizen driver is facing charges of alleged narcotics smuggling. Those lines are not merged. Release date Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. No YouTube video on the release. RELEASE. KYMA.

BREAKING 11/5: WASHINGTON — ICE said that through the Homeland Security Task Force, law enforcement has made nearly 12,000 arrests, seized 161 metric tons of drugs and $482 million in criminal assets, and disrupted 676 criminal organizations. The post links a Fox News Digital report. Fox said a White House official provided the figures, and that the arrests were during fiscal year 2026. Fox said the seizures also include nearly 13,000 weapons. Fox said the task forces have 6,585 active investigations, including more than 1,000 targeting major drug kingpins and 814 targeting designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations. ICE’s post does not print the fiscal year, the weapons total, or the investigation counts. Those lines are in the Fox report. This is not the HSTF.gov end-of-fiscal-year display, which prints 14,240 arrests, 436,781 kilograms of drugs, 12,456 illegal firearms, and more than $408 million in currency through Sept. 30, 2026. This is not the line already on this page that says ICE has arrested nearly 12,000 gang members. This is not Operation Southern Surge. That release says 89 arrests. ICE posted at 9:08 a.m. Pacific. DHS reposted a Rapid Response post on the task force crackdown at 9:18 a.m. Pacific. No YouTube video. ICE. FOX NEWS. DHS. HSTF.

BREAKING 11/5: LORDSBURG, N.M. — Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said agents disrupted a human smuggling scheme on Highway 80 in Lordsburg, New Mexico. He said they arrested a U.S. citizen driver, a human smuggler he called a foot guide, and three illegal aliens. He said the driver and the guide now face federal smuggling charges, and the three illegal aliens are slated for deportation. The post does not print names, ages, or nationalities. The post does not print the date of the stop. This is not the Lordsburg Horse Patrol Unit item already on this page. That item does not print a count. No written CBP release turned up on this stop. No YouTube video. A photo is on the post. The chief posted at 4:00 a.m. Pacific. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/5: STERLING, Va. — CBP officers at Washington Dulles International Airport arrested Balmore Perez de la Cruz, 35, of Winchester, Virginia, on Wednesday, Nov. 4, before he could board a flight to San Salvador, El Salvador. CBP said the Frederick County, Virginia, Sheriff’s Office wants him on felony kidnapping and child abuse charges. Officers flagged him in the National Crime Information Center during routine vetting of passengers on that departure. CBP said an immigration judge ordered him removed from the United States on Dec. 6, 2018. Officers confirmed the warrant was still active and turned him over to Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police. Area Port Director Christine Waugh said CBP works with federal, state, and local partners to identify fugitives who violate immigration laws, try to flee their charges, and return them to face justice. The release prints his name as Balmore Perez de la Cruz and, in one sentence, Perez del la Cruz. This is not Balmore Vladimir Hernandez-Lopez, already on this page. The release date is Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. No YouTube video on the release. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: HOUSTON — CBP officers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport seized 75 counterfeit Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl championship rings. The express parcel arrived Oct. 30 from Guangzhou, China, manifested as “Hair Pins Metal.” Officers detained the rings for poor craftsmanship. The NFL, the trademark holder, confirmed they were fake. CBP said the manufacturer’s suggested retail price would have been at least $750,000 if the rings were authentic. Homeland Security Investigations was notified and given the importer information. Acting Director of Field Operations Leslie Fleming-Luczkowski said the sale of fake goods often funds money laundering, drug trafficking, and other illegal activity. The Houston Field Office post on X calls the shipment a Shanghai shipment. The written release says Guangzhou. Those lines are not merged. The field office posted at 6:03 a.m. Pacific on Nov. 5. The post has a video on X. It is not a YouTube video. Release date Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. RELEASE. HOUSTON FIELD OFFICE.

BREAKING 11/5: LOUISVILLE, Ky. — CBP officers at the Port of Louisville seized 591 counterfeit Audemars Piguet watches on Oct. 30. The parcel came from Hong Kong and was headed for a residence in Texas. CBP’s Centers of Excellence and Expertise deemed the watches inauthentic. CBP said the manufacturer’s suggested retail price would have been over $85 million if they were genuine. Port Director Philip Onken said the watches are worthless at face value and that, if they had reached the recipient, they could be sold as real. The release says this follows a shipment of 460 counterfeit Audemars Piguet watches, MSRP over $66 million, stopped a week earlier. That earlier shipment is the Oct. 23 seizure. This release is the Oct. 30 seizure. CBP said five massive counterfeit jewelry and watch shipments since May, plus this one, bring Louisville’s six-month counterfeit total to $285 million MSRP. That total does not include narcotics and other prohibited goods. Release date Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. No YouTube video. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/5: WASHINGTON — CBP announced an interim final rule that raises requirements for foreign importers of record. CBP said the rule follows Executive Order 14411, Strengthening Customs Enforcement. Foreign importers of record must be validated in the Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism program, or use a CTPAT-validated customs broker, to make entry. Licensed customs brokers must verify that a client qualifies as a U.S. importer of record before filing an entry. CBP said the comment period ends Jan. 5, 2027. The Federal Register public-inspection notice says brokers are expected to be in full compliance no later than May 6, 2027. Release date Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. CBP. FEDERAL REGISTER.

BREAKING 11/4: CBP POSTS A NATIONAL CANDY DAY FLASHBACK. THE HANDLE IS @CBP. THE LEAD READS ON #NATIONALCANDYDAY, WE FLASH BACK TO 2023. THE POST PRINTS THE HASHTAG NATIONALCANDYDAY AS ONE WORD. THE POST PRINTS A COMMA AFTER THE HASHTAG. THE POST PRINTS FLASH BACK AS TWO WORDS. THE POST PRINTS 2023. THE POST PRINTS A PERIOD. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS @DFOLAREDO CBP OFFICERS INTERCEPTED A SHIPMENT MANIFESTED AS “COTTON CANDY”. THE POST PRINTS QUOTATION MARKS AROUND COTTON CANDY. THE POST PRINTS A PERIOD. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS THE SHIPMENT WAS IN FACT NOT THAT SWEET CLOUD OF SUGAR, BUT MARIJUANA. THE POST PRINTS IN FACT. THE POST PRINTS A COMMA BEFORE BUT. THE POST PRINTS A PERIOD. A BLANK LINE FOLLOWS. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS OFFICERS FOUND OVER 3,000LBS OF MARIJUANA WORTH $7.5M! THE POST PRINTS A COMMA IN 3,000. THE POST PRINTS LBS WITH NO SPACE AFTER 3,000. THE POST PRINTS $7.5M WITH NO SPACE. THE POST PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 3,373. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT WORLD TRADE BRIDGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT LAREDO. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A PERSON’S NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE POST THEN PRINTS MORE: AND THE SHORT LINK GO.DHS.GOV/ZRU. THAT LINK OPENS THE JAN. 17, 2023 CBP LOCAL MEDIA RELEASE. THE TITLE READS CBP OFFICERS SEIZE OVER $7.5 MILLION IN MARIJUANA AT WORLD TRADE BRIDGE. THE RELEASE DATE READS TUE, 01/17/2023. THE DATELINE READS LAREDO, TEXAS. THE LEAD SAYS OFFICERS AT THE WORLD TRADE BRIDGE SEIZED MARIJUANA THAT TOTALED OVER $7,500,000 IN STREET VALUE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SEIZURE OCCURRED ON SATURDAY, JAN. 14, AT THE WORLD TRADE BRIDGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE YEAR 2023 IN THAT SEIZURE SENTENCE. THE RELEASE SAYS A CBP OFFICER REFERRED A 2004 FREIGHTLINER TRACTOR TRAILER MANIFESTING A COMMERCIAL SHIPMENT OF COTTON CANDY FOR SECONDARY INSPECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS A CANINE AND NON-INTRUSIVE INSPECTION SYSTEM EXAMINATION FOLLOWED. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS DISCOVERED A TOTAL OF 3,373.51 POUNDS OF ALLEGED MARIJUANA WITHIN THE COMMODITY. THE PHOTO CAPTION ON THE RELEASE SAYS BUNDLES CONTAINING 3,373 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA. THE CAPTION PRINTS 3,373. THE BODY PRINTS 3,373.51. THE RELEASE SAYS THE STREET VALUE WAS $7,546,946. THE RELEASE QUOTES PORT DIRECTOR ALBERT FLORES, LAREDO PORT OF ENTRY. THE QUOTE SAYS WORLD TRADE BRIDGE OFFICERS HAVE MAINTAINED A ROBUST ENFORCEMENT POSTURE AND SEIZED THIS SIGNIFICANT MARIJUANA LOAD IN THE CARGO ENVIRONMENT. THE RELEASE SAYS CBP SEIZED THE NARCOTICS. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI SPECIAL AGENTS ARE INVESTIGATING THE SEIZURE. THIS IS NOT A NEW SEIZURE ON NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE POST SAYS FLASH BACK TO 2023. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 12 WORLD TRADE BRIDGE METH SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT RELEASE SAYS 3,395.91 POUNDS OF ALLEGED METHAMPHETAMINE. THAT RELEASE SAYS $30,355,444. THIS RELEASE SAYS MARIJUANA. THIS RELEASE SAYS 3,373.51 POUNDS. THIS RELEASE SAYS $7,546,946. THIS RELEASE SAYS COTTON CANDY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 5 JUAREZ-LINCOLN COCAINE LINE THAT ALSO QUOTES PORT DIRECTOR ALBERT FLORES. THIS IS NOT THE MARIJUANA CANDY ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM SAYS KIDS AGES 5 TO 13. THAT ITEM SAYS THC GUMMIES. THAT ITEM SAYS JUAREZ. THIS POST SAYS COTTON CANDY. THIS POST SAYS @DFOLAREDO. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THIS IS NOT THE LOCHIEL COTTONWOOD ITEM. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. THE PHOTO SHOWS WRAPPED BUNDLES STACKED IN A WAREHOUSE. THE PHOTO SHOWS A YELLOW SECTION OF FLOOR. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A PERSON’S NAME. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT COTTON CANDY. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT LAREDO. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW ARREST. CBP POSTED AT 4:00 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. CBP. RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/4: NORTH PALM BEACH — THE CHIEF OF THE U.S. BORDER PATROL POSTS ON X. THE HANDLE IS @USBPCHIEF. THE DISPLAY NAME READS CHIEF ROSARIO “PETE” VASQUEZ. THE LEAD READS FIVE ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE LEAD PRINTS FIVE WITH A CAPITAL F. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT FIVE IN ALL CAPITALS. THE LEAD PRINTS A PERIOD. THE NEXT SENTENCE READS THREE COUNTRIES. THE NEXT SENTENCE PRINTS A PERIOD. THE NEXT SENTENCE READS ONE OUTCOME: DEPORTATION. THE POST PRINTS A COLON. THE POST PRINTS DEPORTATION IN LOWERCASE. THE POST PRINTS A PERIOD. A BLANK LINE FOLLOWS. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS AGENTS TOOK CUSTODY OF FIVE ILLEGAL ALIENS WHO MADE LANDFALL ON A SAILBOAT IN NORTH PALM BEACH, FL. THE POST PRINTS FIVE IN LOWERCASE IN THAT SENTENCE. THE POST PRINTS SAILBOAT AS ONE WORD. THE POST PRINTS FL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT FLORIDA. THE POST PRINTS A COMMA BEFORE FL. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS TWO INDIVIDUALS WERE FROM HAITI, TWO OTHERS FROM GUATEMALA, AND ONE FROM ECUADOR, ALL ARE PENDING DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS. THE POST PRINTS TWO OTHERS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT TWO INDIVIDUALS FROM GUATEMALA. THE POST PRINTS A COMMA BEFORE ALL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A PERIOD BEFORE ALL. THE POST PRINTS A PERIOD AT THE END. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW AGE. NO NEW CLOCK TIME FOR THE LANDING. NO NEW CALENDAR DATE FOR THE LANDING. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A VESSEL NAME. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 28 FORT LAUDERDALE COAST GUARD SAILBOAT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT HEADLINE SAYS 10 ALIENS. THAT HEADLINE SAYS THE BAHAMAS. THAT HEADLINE SAYS 40 MILES OFFSHORE. THIS POST SAYS FIVE. THIS POST SAYS NORTH PALM BEACH, FL. THIS POST SAYS PENDING DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS DISRUPTED IN RED CAPITALS. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS MARITIME SMUGGLING IN CAPITALS. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS EVENT IN CAPITALS. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS NORTH PALM BEACH, FL IN WHITE CAPITALS. THE GRAPHIC SHOWS THE U.S. BORDER PATROL MARK. THE PHOTO SHOWS A SAILBOAT AT THE SHORE. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A PERSON’S NAME. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT HAITI. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT GUATEMALA. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT ECUADOR. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT THE DIGIT 5. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD SMUGGLING. THE GRAPHIC DOES. NO MATCHING WRITTEN RELEASE WAS ON THE ICE NEWSROOM, THE DHS PRESS RELEASE LIST, OR THE CBP MEDIA RELEASE LIST. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

BREAKING 11/4: ICE POSTS TEN NAMES. THE LEAD READS ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE NO PLACE IN OUR COUNTRY. THE POST PRINTS NO PLACE IN CAPITALS. A BLANK LINE FOLLOWS. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF @POTUS TRUMP AND @SECMULLINDHS, THE PATRIOTS OF ICE WILL CONTINUE TO REMOVE CRIMINALS LIKE THESE FROM OUR HOMELAND. THE POST PRINTS @POTUS. THE POST PRINTS @SECMULLINDHS. THE POST PRINTS PATRIOTS IN LOWERCASE. THE POST PRINTS REMOVE IN CAPITALS. THE SENTENCE ENDS WITH A COLON. THIS IS NOT THE OLDER ICE LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT READS ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE NO PLACE IN OUR COUNTRY. YESTERDAY, ICE GOT PEDOPHILES, DRUG SMUGGLERS, AND OTHER WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS OFF OUR STREETS AND OUT OF OUR COMMUNITIES. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT YESTERDAY. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT PEDOPHILES. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT OFF OUR STREETS. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT OUT OF OUR COMMUNITIES. THIS IS NOT THE LINE THAT READS THERE’S NO PLACE IN OUR NATION FOR DANGEROUS CRIMINALS. THIS IS NOT THE LINE THAT READS CHILD PREDATORS HAVE NO PLACE TO HIDE. NO NEW ARREST DATE. NO NEW CITY. NO NEW AGE. NO NEW COURT. NO NEW STATUTE NUMBER. NO PHOTO ON THE LEAD. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. TEN CARDS, IN THREAD ORDER. A PHOTO IS ON EACH CARD. THE PHOTOS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. THE PHOTOS DO NOT PRINT A CHARGE. THE FIRST CARD SAYS WELLINGTON RAMIREZ HERNANDEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH THE INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. THE CARD DOES NOT NAME THE SUBSTANCE. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN RAMIREZ HERNANDEZ. THE SECOND CARD SAYS ROQUE HUMBERTO GARCIA-GARCIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR, CONVICTED OF ALIEN IN POSSESSION OF AMMUNITION. THE CARD PRINTS A HYPHEN IN GARCIA-GARCIA. THIS IS NOT GORKY GARCIA-GARCIA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT LINE PRINTS HONDURAS. THIS CARD PRINTS EL SALVADOR. THE THIRD CARD SAYS JOSE GUADALUPE ESQUIVEL-GALVAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE MORE THAN 5 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE. THE CARD PRINTS THE DIGIT 5. THE CARD PRINTS A HYPHEN IN ESQUIVEL-GALVAN. THE FOURTH CARD SAYS GUILLERMO DE JESUS ZARALE-MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OR RECEIPT OF A FIREARM BY AN ALIEN ILLEGALLY OR UNLAWFULLY IN THE UNITED STATES WITH FORFEITURE ALLEGATION. THE CARD PRINTS DE WITH A CAPITAL D. THE CARD PRINTS JESUS WITH A CAPITAL J. THE CARD PRINTS A HYPHEN IN ZARALE-MARTINEZ. THE CARD PRINTS FORFEITURE ALLEGATION. NO OTHER CARD IN THIS THREAD PRINTS FORFEITURE. THE FIFTH CARD SAYS GILBERTO JOSE CONTRERAS-BONILLA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE COCAINE. THE CARD PRINTS A HYPHEN IN CONTRERAS-BONILLA. THE SIXTH CARD SAYS ANTONIO RAFAEL MARTINEZ MORENO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ABOARD A VESSEL SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN BETWEEN MARTINEZ AND MORENO. THE CARD PRINTS ABOARD. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT ON BOARD. THIS IS NOT DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE SEVENTH CARD SAYS ANUAR ALBERTO CASTANEDA-ORTIZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE METHAMPHETAMINE. THE CARD PRINTS A HYPHEN IN CASTANEDA-ORTIZ. THE EIGHTH CARD SAYS LUIS DELIRIO MONTERO ALCANTARA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF A MIXTURE OR SUBSTANCE CONTAINING A DETECTABLE AMOUNT OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES. THE CARD PRINTS THE DIGIT 5. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN MONTERO ALCANTARA. THE CARD PRINTS WHILE ABOARD. THIS IS NOT THE ESQUIVEL-GALVAN CARD. THAT CARD PRINTS MORE THAN 5 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE. THIS CARD PRINTS 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF A MIXTURE OR SUBSTANCE. THE NINTH CARD SAYS FELIPE RODRIGUEZ GUTIERREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE AT LEAST 50 BUT LESS THAN 150 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE ON BOARD A VESSEL SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES. THE CARD PRINTS THE DIGITS 50 AND 150. THE CARD PRINTS ON BOARD. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT ABOARD. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN RODRIGUEZ GUTIERREZ. THIS IS NOT THE MARTINEZ MORENO CARD. THAT CARD PRINTS ABOARD. THE TENTH CARD SAYS JESUS MIGUEL MENDEZ CALDERON, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF ROBBERY. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN MENDEZ CALDERON. THIS IS NOT EZEQUIEL MENDEZ-MENDEZ ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT NAME PRINTS A HYPHEN. THIS CARD DOES NOT. EACH CARD PRINTS A PERIOD. ICE POSTED THE LEAD AT 1:37 P.M. PACIFIC. THE TEN CARDS ARE 1:37 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. ICE. RAMIREZ HERNANDEZ. GARCIA-GARCIA. ESQUIVEL-GALVAN. ZARALE-MARTINEZ. CONTRERAS-BONILLA. MARTINEZ MORENO. CASTANEDA-ORTIZ. MONTERO ALCANTARA. RODRIGUEZ GUTIERREZ. MENDEZ CALDERON.

BREAKING 11/4: ICE POSTS ON VOICE DIRECTOR JOE ABRAHAM. THE POST TAGS @ANGELDADJOE. THE POST SAYS HE LOST HIS DAUGHTER KATIE AFTER SHE WAS KILLED BY AN ILLEGAL ALIEN IN SANCTUARY ILLINOIS. THE POST PRINTS SANCTUARY IN LOWERCASE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT KATIE ABRAHAM AS A FULL NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE OF DEATH. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT URBANA. THE POST SAYS NOW SERVING AS ICE’S VOICE DIRECTOR. THE POST PRINTS VOICE IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS HE FIGHTS FOR OTHER ANGEL FAMILIES WHO HAVE ENDURED THE UNIMAGINABLE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE IN A PREVENTABLE TRAGEDY. THE POST SAYS IN HIS LATEST OP-ED, JOE DEMANDS ANSWERS FROM GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WHOSE POLICIES HAVE PUT AMERICAN LIVES AT RISK. THE POST DOES NOT NAME THE OFFICIALS. THE POST DOES NOT NAME THE PUBLICATION. THE POST SAYS KATIE AND THE COUNTLESS OTHER AMERICANS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES AT THE HANDS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS SHOULD STILL BE HERE TODAY. THE POST SAYS THEIR FAMILIES DESERVE ANSWERS AND ACCOUNTABILITY. THE POST PRINTS ACCOUNTABILITY IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION HAS SECURED OUR BORDERS AND IS RAPIDLY DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS TO PREVENT MORE TRAGEDIES AND ENSURE NO OTHER FAMILY ENDURES WHAT THE ABRAHAM FAMILY HAS SUFFERED. THE POST PRINTS ADMINISTRATION IN LOWERCASE. THE POST PRINTS THE ABRAHAM FAMILY. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 28 ICE OP-ED POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAYS HONORING AMERICA’S IMMIGRANT HERITAGE DOES NOT MEAN TURNING A BLIND EYE TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT THAT LINE. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME OF A PERSON IN CUSTODY. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO PHOTO ON THE POST. THE POST PRINTS A LINK. THE LINK GOES TO A TOWNHALL COLUMN. THE COLUMN IS LABELED OPINION. THE COLUMN TITLE READS IMMUNITY WITHOUT ACCOUNTABILITY: WHO ANSWERS WHEN GOVERNMENT FAILS? THE COLUMN DATE LINE READS NOV 04, 2026 12:01 AM. THE COLUMN DOES NOT PRINT A TIME ZONE. THE COLUMN PRINTS KATIE ABRAHAM WAS 20 WHEN SHE WAS KILLED ON JANUARY 19, 2025, IN SANCTUARY URBANA, ILLINOIS. THE ICE POST DOES NOT PRINT 20. THE ICE POST DOES NOT PRINT JANUARY 19, 2025. THE ICE POST DOES NOT PRINT URBANA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE COLUMN LINES INTO THE ICE POST. THE COLUMN SAYS ILLINOIS SHOULD APPLY AN ACCOUNTABILITY PRINCIPLE TO POLICIES AFFECTING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT, INCLUDING THE SAFE-T ACT AND SANCTUARY POLICIES. THE COLUMN SAYS THESE QUESTIONS DO NOT PRESUME THAT EVERY POLICY INCREASES DANGER OR CAUSED A PARTICULAR CRIME. THE COLUMN PAGE SAYS THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED BY COLUMNISTS ARE THEIR OWN AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT THE VIEWS OF TOWNHALL.COM. ICE POSTED AT 12:27 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED AT 12:38 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD WORDS. ICE. DHS. TOWNHALL.

BREAKING 11/4: DHS POSTS THAT EVERY SINGLE DAY, ICE IS REMOVING THREATS LIKE THESE FROM OUR COUNTRY. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS ILLEGAL ALIEN CHILD MOLESTERS, ASSAULTERS, AND ATTEMPTED MURDERERS HAVE NO BUSINESS BEING IN OUR COUNTRY. THE POST PRINTS NO BUSINESS IN CAPITALS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATELINE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE FIVE NAMES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ELECTION DAY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. NO PHOTO ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE POST LINKS A BREITBART STORY. THE URL SLUG PRINTS CHILD-SEX-CRIMES. THE URL SLUG DOES NOT PRINT PEDOPHILIA. THE STORY HEADLINE READS EXCLUSIVE: ICE ARRESTS ILLEGALS CONVICTED OF ATTEMPTED MURDER, PEDOPHILIA ON ELECTION DAY. THE HEADLINE PRINTS ILLEGALS. THE HEADLINE PRINTS PEDOPHILIA. THE BODY DOES NOT PRINT PEDOPHILIA. THE BODY PRINTS CHILD MOLESTATION FOR KEVIN RAMIREZ-GOMEZ. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SET OF ARRESTS. THE FIVE NAMES ARE THE FIVE NAMES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE NOV. 4 DHS RELEASE. THE BREITBART BODY NAMES JESUS MORENO-LUCIO FIRST. THE WRITTEN RELEASE NAMES JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ FIRST. THE BREITBART BODY DOES NOT PRINT THE ARREST CITIES SALT LAKE CITY, MIAMI, NEW ORLEANS, NEWARK, OR ST. PAUL. THE BREITBART LINE ON DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO DOES NOT PRINT NASHVILLE. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. THE BREITBART LINE ON EZEQUIEL MENDEZ-MENDEZ SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED AFTER HE WAS CONVICTED. THE RELEASE SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES A CONVICTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES INTO A NEW TIMELINE. THE BREITBART MULLIN LINE PRINTS THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE DAYS SPELLED OUT. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS 365. THE BREITBART QUOTE STOPS AT FIRST. THAT MATCHES THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE X THREAD ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ADDS BY ARRESTING AND REMOVING THESE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THE BREITBART STORY A NEW ARREST LIST. DHS POSTED AT 12:16 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED AT 12:36 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD WORDS. DHS. ICE. BREITBART.

BREAKING 11/4: OAKLAND — ICE REPOSTS ERO SAN FRANCISCO. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE SAN FRANCISCO ARRESTED ILLEGAL ALIEN HECTOR GOMEZ-ROSALES, HECTOR ROSALES-MARTINEZ, 27, OF HONDURAS, IN OAKLAND, FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING. THE POST PRINTS BOTH NAMES IN THAT ORDER, SEPARATED BY A COMMA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ALSO KNOWN AS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO NAMES INTO ONE NAME. THE POST SAYS HE HAS A DANGEROUS DRUGS CONVICTION AND TWO PRIOR REMOVALS FROM THE UNITED STATES. THE POST PRINTS A CONVICTION, SINGULAR. THE POST SAYS HE WAS TURNED OVER TO A FEDERAL AGENCY FOR PROSECUTION. THE POST DOES NOT NAME THAT AGENCY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A STATUTE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ERO SAN FRANCISCO POSTED AT 10:10 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED AT 12:10 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD WORDS. ERO SAN FRANCISCO. ICE.

BREAKING 11/4: ICE REPOSTS ERO NEW ORLEANS ON DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THIS WEEK, ICE NEW ORLEANS ARRESTED DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, WHOSE CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES A CONVICTION FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. THE POST PRINTS THIS WEEK. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ELECTION DAY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CALENDAR DATE. THIS IS NOT A SECOND ARREST. DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE NOV. 4 DHS RELEASE AND THE MULLIN CARDS. THE RELEASE SAYS IN NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. THIS POST SAYS ICE NEW ORLEANS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THIS WEEK WITH ELECTION DAY. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN, IF YOU BREAK THE LAW, YOU WILL FACE THE CONSEQUENCES. THE LAST SENTENCE SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE NOT WELCOME IN THE U.S. THE POST PRINTS U.S. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ERO NEW ORLEANS POSTED AT 9:52 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED AT 12:11 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD WORDS. ERO NEW ORLEANS. ICE.

BREAKING 11/4: SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS THE ELECTION DAY LINE ON X. THE LEAD READS 365 DAYS PER YEAR, THE HARDWORKING MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE TARGETING AND ARRESTING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. AN EM DASH SITS BEFORE THIS INCLUDES ON THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS, AND ELECTION DAY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT YES. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS AND YES, ELECTION DAY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT EVERY SINGLE DAY, DHS ENFORCES THE LAWS OF THE NATION ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THAT SENTENCE IS ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS JUST YESTERDAY, @ICEGOV ARRESTED MORE HEINOUS ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIMINALS WITH CONVICTIONS INCLUDING ATTEMPTED MURDER, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON, AND CHILD MOLESTATION. THE POST PRINTS @ICEGOV. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS ICE. THE POST PRINTS A NON-BREAKING SPACE BEFORE ATTEMPTED. THE POST PRINTS A NON-BREAKING SPACE AFTER ATTEMPTED. THE LAST SENTENCE SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR PUTTING THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST BY ARRESTING AND REMOVING THESE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE STOPS THAT SENTENCE AT FIRST. THIS POST ADDS BY ARRESTING AND REMOVING THESE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE X LEAD PRINTS A THREAD MARK. FIVE CARDS, IN THREAD ORDER. THE FIVE NAMES MATCH THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ, THEN JESUS MORENO-LUCIO, THEN DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO, THEN EZEQUIEL MENDEZ-MENDEZ, THEN KEVIN RAMIREZ-GOMEZ. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SET OF ARRESTS. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW CHARGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THE MATCHING CARDS AS NEW FACTS. THE SALT LAKE CITY CARD PRINTS A NON-BREAKING SPACE AFTER BURGLARY. THE NEXT LETTERS ARE ANDAGGRAVATED AS ONE WORD. THERE IS NO SPACE BETWEEN AND AND AGGRAVATED. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS AND AND AGGRAVATED AS TWO WORDS. THE MIAMI CARD PRINTS A NON-BREAKING SPACE BEFORE AND. THE MIAMI CARD PRINTS A NON-BREAKING SPACE BEFORE IN. THE NEW ORLEANS CARD, THE NEWARK CARD, AND THE ST. PAUL CARD MATCH THE RELEASE LINES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO IS ON EACH CARD. THE PHOTOS DO NOT PRINT A CAPTION. THE PHOTOS DO NOT PRINT A CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. SECRETARY MULLIN POSTED THE LEAD AT 11:48 A.M. PACIFIC. THE FIVE CARDS ARE 11:48 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE LEAD AT 11:48 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED THE LEAD AT 11:57 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE REPOSTS DO NOT ADD WORDS. MULLIN. SALT LAKE CITY. MIAMI. NEW ORLEANS. NEWARK. ST. PAUL. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 11/4: ICE POSTS TWO WORDS. THE CAPTION READS GET UP. THE CAPTION PRINTS A PERIOD. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW CHARGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. THE PHOTO PRINTS A QUOTE. THE QUOTE READS FAITHLESS IS HE THAT SAYS FAREWELL WHEN THE ROAD DARKENS. THE PHOTO PRINTS JOIN.ICE.GOV. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A PERSON’S NAME. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 11:42 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/4: SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS THREE WORDS. THE POST READS DEPORTATIONS WILL CONTINUE. THE POST PRINTS A PERIOD. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW CITY. NO PHOTO ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 11:48 A.M. ELECTION DAY THREAD ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. SECRETARY MULLIN POSTED AT 11:35 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED AT 11:35 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED AT 11:38 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE REPOSTS DO NOT ADD WORDS. MULLIN. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 11/4: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED ACROSS THE COUNTRY ON ELECTION DAY. THE RELEASE DATE READS NOVEMBER 4, 2026. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE LAST UPDATED LINE READS 11/04/2026. THE LEAD SAYS THE STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS EXAMPLES OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED BY U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (ICE) ACROSS THE COUNTRY ON ELECTION DAY, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR SUCH CRIMES AS ATTEMPTED MURDER, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON, AND CHILD MOLESTATION. THE LEAD PRINTS SUCH CRIMES AS. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A FULL COUNT. SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS EVERY SINGLE DAY, DHS ENFORCES THE LAWS OF THE NATION ACROSS THE COUNTRY. HE SAYS 365 DAYS PER YEAR, THE HARDWORKING MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE TARGETING AND ARRESTING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE NEXT WORDS ARE THIS INCLUDES ON THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS, AND YES, ELECTION DAY. AN EM DASH SITS BEFORE THIS INCLUDES. HE SAYS JUST YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MORE HEINOUS ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIMINALS WITH CONVICTIONS INCLUDING ATTEMPTED MURDER, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON, AND CHILD MOLESTATION. HE SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR PUTTING THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST. THE RELEASE SAYS HERE ARE JUST SOME OF THE ILLEGAL ALIENS ICE ARRESTED ON ELECTION DAY. THE RELEASE PRINTS JUST SOME. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE CALENDAR DATE OF ELECTION DAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING ELECTION DAY INTO A DATE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING YESTERDAY INTO A DATE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AGES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE RELEASE PRINTS CONVICTIONS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NEW CHARGE FROM THE ARREST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. IMAGES ARE ON THE RELEASE. IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THE RELEASE SAYS ICE ARRESTED JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, WHOSE CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR BURGLARY AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON. JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE OCT. 28 DHS POSTS SAY CONVICTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THE 1:59 P.M. PACIFIC POST PRINTS BURGLARYIN AS ONE WORD. THE 2:00 P.M. PACIFIC POST PRINTS BURGLARY IN AS TWO WORDS. THE OCT. 28 WRITTEN RELEASE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND VIOLENT ASSAILANTS SAYS CONVICTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND BURGLARY IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THAT RELEASE PRINTS BURGLARY AND IN AS TWO WORDS. THOSE OCT. 28 LINES DO NOT PRINT WITH A WEAPON. THOSE OCT. 28 LINES DO NOT PRINT ELECTION DAY. THIS RELEASE PRINTS WITH A WEAPON. THIS RELEASE SAYS ARRESTED ON ELECTION DAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THIS A SECOND ARREST. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING IT THE SAME ARREST. IN MIAMI, FLORIDA, THE RELEASE SAYS ICE ARRESTED JESUS MORENO-LUCIO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, WHOSE CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND AGGRAVATED BATTERY IN NAPLES, FLORIDA. THE RELEASE PRINTS JESUS WITH NO ACCENT. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN MORENO-LUCIO. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. IN NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, THE RELEASE SAYS ICE ARRESTED DANIEL MARTINEZ-GUERRERO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, WHOSE CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES A CONVICTION FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CONVICTION, SINGULAR. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN MARTINEZ-GUERRERO. THIS IS NOT JORGE MARTINEZ-GUERRERO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, THE RELEASE SAYS ICE ARRESTED EZEQUIEL MENDEZ-MENDEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, WHOSE CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES A CONVICTION FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON CAUSING BODILY INJURY. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CONVICTION, SINGULAR. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CITY FOR THAT CONVICTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN MENDEZ-MENDEZ. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. IN ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, THE RELEASE SAYS ICE ARRESTED KEVIN RAMIREZ-GOMEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, WHOSE CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES A CONVICTION FOR CHILD MOLESTATION. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CONVICTION, SINGULAR. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CITY FOR THAT CONVICTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN RAMIREZ-GOMEZ. THIS IS NOT JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. DHS.

BREAKING 11/4: PHARR — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION OFFICERS SEIZE OVER 1000 POUNDS OF METHAMPHETAMINE. THE TITLE PRINTS 1000 WITH NO COMMA. THE RELEASE DATE READS WED, 11/04/2026. THE DATELINE READS PHARR, TEXAS. THE FIRST SENTENCE SAYS ON OCT. 30, AT 8 P.M., CBP OFFICERS DISCOVERED ALMOST 1100 POUNDS OF METHAMPHETAMINE CONCEALED WITHIN A SHIPMENT MANIFESTED AS LEEKS. THE FIRST SENTENCE PRINTS ALMOST 1100. THE FIRST SENTENCE PRINTS 1100 WITH NO COMMA. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. THE NOV. 2 OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS HIDALGO PORT OF ENTRY, A K-9 ALERT, CYLINDRICAL PACKAGES HIDDEN AMONG A SHIPMENT OF LEEKS, 909 PACKAGES, 1,082.47 POUNDS, AND A STREET VALUE OF $984,063. THIS RELEASE SAYS A SEMI-TRAILER BOUND FOR MCALLEN, TEXAS WAS REFERRED TO SECONDARY INSPECTION AT THE PHARR PORT OF ENTRY. THIS RELEASE SAYS PHARR PORT OF ENTRY. THE NOV. 2 ITEM SAYS HIDALGO PORT OF ENTRY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING PHARR WITH HIDALGO. THIS RELEASE SAYS AFTER A K-9 ALERT, OFFICERS DISCOVERED CYLINDRICAL PACKAGES HIDDEN AMONG A SHIPMENT OF LEEKS. THIS RELEASE SAYS A TOTAL OF 909 PACKAGES WERE DISCOVERED AND TESTED POSITIVE FOR METHAMPHETAMINE. THIS RELEASE SAYS THE TOTAL WEIGHT OF THE NARCOTICS WAS 1,082.47 POUNDS WITH A STREET VALUE OF $984,063. THIS RELEASE PRINTS ALMOST 1100 AND ALSO PRINTS 1,082.47. THE TITLE PRINTS OVER 1000. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE THREE FIGURES. THE NOV. 2 ITEM DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 30 AT 8 P.M. ON THIS LOAD. THE NOV. 2 ITEM DOES NOT PRINT MCALLEN ON THIS LOAD. THE NOV. 2 ITEM SAYS A SHIPMENT OF LEEKS. THIS RELEASE SAYS MANIFESTED AS LEEKS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. THIS IS NOT THE AUG. 28 PHARR LEEKS SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM SAYS 395 PACKAGES, 1,204 LBS, AND $10.75 MILLION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LOADS. JENNIFER DE LA O, DIRECTOR, LAREDO FIELD OPERATIONS, SAYS INTERNATIONAL DRUG TRAFFICKING PRESENTS A DIRECT THREAT TO U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY, PUBLIC SAFETY AND ECONOMIC STABILITY. SHE SAYS OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE LEVERAGES TACTICAL INTELLIGENCE AND COORDINATED ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS TO DISMANTLE THE TRAFFICKING INFRASTRUCTURE, INTERCEPT ILLICIT SUPPLY CHAINS, AND BOLSTER SITUATIONAL AWARENESS ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST BORDER. BOTH SENTENCES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IN THE NOV. 2 RELEASE. THIS RELEASE PRINTS DIRECTOR, LAREDO FIELD OPERATIONS. THE NOV. 2 ITEM SAYS DIRECTOR JENNIFER DE LA O OF THE LAREDO FIELD OFFICE, OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TITLES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME OF A DRIVER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ARRESTED. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY CHARGED. A LINE ON THE RELEASE REPEATS THE TITLE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP.

BREAKING 11/4: HOUSTON — ICE SAYS IT TOOK CUSTODY OF JIN HUA WANG FROM THE HARRIS COUNTY JAIL IN HOUSTON, TEXAS, ON OCT. 23. THE POST SAYS SHE WAS CONVICTED OF LEWD AND LASCIVIOUS BEHAVIOR IN 2022 SOON AFTER SHE ENTERED THE U.S. LEGALLY. THE POST SAYS SHE HAS A RECENT ARREST FOR PROSTITUTION. THE POST SAYS SHE IS A TAIWANESE CITIZEN. THE POST SAYS SHE WILL RECEIVE DUE PROCESS. THE POST PRINTS SHE AND HER. THE POST PRINTS SHE’S BEFORE TAIWANESE. THIS PAGE IS PRINTING SHE IS. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. ENTERED THE U.S. LEGALLY IS THE POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT WORD. THE CONVICTION WORDS ARE LEWD AND LASCIVIOUS BEHAVIOR. THIS IS NOT DOMINGO TRUJILLO-MOREJON. THAT CARD, ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, SAYS THREE COUNTS OF LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS BATTERY. THIS POST SAYS BEHAVIOR. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT THREE COUNTS. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT BATTERY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. AN ARREST FOR PROSTITUTION IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THAT ARREST. THE POST PRINTS RECENT. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO STATUTE. NO SENTENCE. NO CITY FOR THE 2022 CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN JIN HUA WANG. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 9:05 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/4: CAMP PENDLETON — CBP QUOTE-POSTS THE SAN DIEGO SECTOR. THE CBP CAPTION READS $650,000 IN METH. NO MATCH FOR K9 MYA’S NOSE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MORE THAN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A DATE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT CAMP PENDLETON. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A PERSON’S NAME. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. THE NOV. 2 WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS 306 POUNDS OF METHAMPHETAMINE, STREET VALUE MORE THAN $650,000, ON INTERSTATE 5 NEAR CAMP PENDLETON ON OCT. 22 AT 3:25 P.M. THAT RELEASE SAYS A CANINE ALERT AND 36 PACKAGES. THAT RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME MYA. THAT RELEASE SAYS THE SUSPECTED SMUGGLERS, PLURAL, WERE TRANSFERRED TO PARTNERS. THE QUOTED SECTOR POST SAYS A MAJOR DRUG SEIZURE NEAR CAMP PENDLETON. THE SECTOR POST SAYS AGENTS USED A K9 TEAM TO UNCOVER 36 PACKAGES OF METHAMPHETAMINE WEIGHING ~306 LBS. THE SECTOR POST PRINTS A TILDE BEFORE 306. THE SECTOR POST PRINTS LBS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS POUNDS. THE SECTOR POST SAYS THE SUSPECT, SINGULAR, FACES STATE PROSECUTION. THE WRITTEN RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT STATE PROSECUTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING SUSPECT WITH SMUGGLERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING STATE PROSECUTION WITH A TRANSFER TO PARTNERS. THE SECTOR POST TEXT DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME MYA. THE NAME K9 MYA IS ON THE CBP CAPTION AND ON A PHOTO. ONE PHOTO PRINTS NARCOTIC, K9 MYA, AND SEIZURE. THAT PHOTO PRINTS A PLATE LINE THAT READS METH. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THAT LINE AS A LICENSE PLATE NUMBER. ANOTHER PHOTO PRINTS 306 LBS. THAT PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT A TILDE. THAT PHOTO DOES NOT PRINT $650,000. PHOTOS ARE ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE SECTOR POST IS 8:45 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. CBP QUOTE-POSTED AT 9:01 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. CBP. SAN DIEGO SECTOR. CBP RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/4: SPOKANE SECTOR — CBP QUOTE-POSTS THE SPOKANE SECTOR CHIEF. THE CBP CAPTION READS 24/7. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A SEIZURE. NO NEW ARREST IN THE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS WHEN DARKNESS FALLS, THE MISSION DOESN’T STOP. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS DOESN’T. THE QUOTED POST SAYS SPOKANE SECTOR AGENTS OPERATE UNDER THE COVER OF PITCH-BLACK NIGHT, UTILIZING ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND DEDICATION TO SECURE BORDERS AND COMBAT ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS VIGILANCE 24/7, PROTECTING THE HOMELAND. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS THE HASHTAGS SPOKANESECTOR, BORDERSECURITY, AND HONORFIRST. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. A VIDEO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THE VIDEO IS ABOUT 29 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE QUOTED POST IS 5:00 A.M. PACIFIC. CBP QUOTE-POSTED AT 8:15 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. CBP. SPOKANE SECTOR.

BREAKING 11/4: CBP SAYS IN FY 2026 IT SEIZED MORE THAN 55 MILLION COUNTERFEIT GOODS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATELINE. THE POST OPENS WITH THE HASHTAG DYK. THE POST PRINTS MILLION IN CAPITALS. THE FIRST SENTENCE ENDS WITH A QUESTION MARK. THE POST SAYS COUNTERFEITS OFTEN FUND CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS. THE POST SAYS CBP WORKS AROUND THE CLOCK TO KEEP THE ITEMS OUT OF U.S. SUPPLY CHAINS. THE POST SAYS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, SHOP SMART AND BUY FROM TRUSTED RETAILERS. THE POST TEXT ENDS WITH A RIGHT-ARROW CHARACTER. THE POST TEXT DOES NOT PRINT A URL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DOLLAR VALUE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A LIST OF GOODS. THIS IS NOT ONE SEIZURE. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 16 INDIANAPOLIS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT RELEASE SAYS 300 COUNTERFEIT AUDEMARS PIGUET WATCHES. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT 300. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT WATCHES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FIGURES. THIS IS NOT THE FY26 DRUG WEIGHT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT LINE IS NEARLY 1 MILLION POUNDS. THIS POST IS COUNTERFEIT GOODS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING A COUNT OF GOODS WITH A WEIGHT OF DRUGS. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS MAKING A LIST. CHECKING IT TWICE. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS CBP KEEPS COUNTERFEIT GOODS OFF THE HOLIDAY SHOPPING LIST. THE GRAPHIC DOES NOT PRINT 55 MILLION. THE GRAPHIC SHOWS A NAME TAG THAT READS NEWMAN. THE POST TEXT DOES NOT PRINT NEWMAN. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING A NAME TAG INTO A CASE. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW CHARGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 7:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 4, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 11/3: PUERTO RICO — CBP QUOTE-POSTS AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS. THE CBP CAPTION READS BALE OUT. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS 215 POUNDS OF COCAINE SEIZED FOLLOWING A DRAMATIC OVERNIGHT MARITIME INTERDICTION OFF PUERTO RICO’S NORTHERN COAST. THE POST SAYS ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, THE NEW ORLEANS AIR AND MARINE BRANCH TEAMED UP WITH THE CARIBBEAN AIR AND MARINE BRANCH WITH AIR AND MARITIME ASSETS TO SUCCESSFUL INTERDICT A VESSEL APPROXIMATELY 23 NAUTICAL MILES NORTH OF LOÍZA, PUERTO RICO. THE POST PRINTS TO SUCCESSFUL INTERDICT. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT WORDING. THE POST PRINTS LOÍZA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON OCTOBER 29. THE POST SAYS THE VESSEL FAILED TO STOP AND ITS OCCUPANTS BEGAN JETTISONING BALES INTO THE WATER. THE POST SAYS MARINE INTERDICTION AGENTS BROUGHT IT TO A STOP AND DETAINED FOUR DOMINICAN NATIONALS. THE POST SAYS FOUR BALES WERE RECOVERED. THE POST SAYS ELECTRONIC DEVICES FOUND ABOARD THE VESSEL WERE SEIZED FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION. THE POST SAYS GREAT TEAMWORK BY THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST SAYS DETAINED. THE POST DOES NOT SAY CHARGED. THE POST DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A STREET VALUE. THE 215 POUNDS ARE NOT THE 1,309-POUND PUERTO RICO COCAINE SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE 215 POUNDS ARE NOT THE 562-POUND AGUADILLA SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WEIGHTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THIS POST WITH THE OCT. 29 HSI SAN JUAN POST. THAT POST SAYS 98 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE AND FOUR INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING A PREGNANT WOMAN, APPROXIMATELY 23 NAUTICAL MILES OFF THE COAST OF LOÍZA. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT 215 POUNDS. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT DOMINICAN. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT FOUR BALES. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT A CALENDAR DATE FOR THE INTERDICTION. THE CBP POST DOES NOT PRINT 98 KILOGRAMS. THE CBP POST DOES NOT PRINT PREGNANT. PHOTOS ARE ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 4:00 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. THE QUOTED AIR AND MARINE POST IS 10:26 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. CBP. CBP AMO. HSI SAN JUAN.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — DHS POSTS A VIDEO. THE CAPTION IS A QUOTE. THE QUOTE READS AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD BE THE ONLY ONES AT THE POLLING PLACE, BECAUSE THEY’RE THE ONLY ONES WHO SHOULD BE PICKING OUR LEADERS. THE CAPTION TAGS @SECMULLINDHS. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW CHARGE. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 30 DHS VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT LINE READS IF YOU VOTE ILLEGALLY, YOU WILL BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. THIS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THAT LINE. THIS IS NOT THE PERCIVAL POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAYS ILLEGALLY VOTING AS A NONCITIZEN MAKES YOU DEPORTABLE. THIS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DEPORTABLE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THIS VIDEO. THE VIDEO IS ABOUT 16 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 2:43 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS MAKING AMERICA SAFE AGAIN: UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP, DHS DELIVERED THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN HISTORY AND IS REMOVING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS AT A RECORD PACE. THE DECK SAYS THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN ARE MAKING AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE RELEASE DATE READS NOVEMBER 3, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE LEAD SAYS DHS IS RESTORING THE RULE OF LAW, DELIVERING THE MOST SECURE BORDER EVER, DEPORTING DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, CREATING SAFER COMMUNITIES, AND MAKING AMERICA SAFER FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. THE RELEASE SAYS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ARE FREER, SAFER, AND MORE PROSPEROUS. THE RELEASE PRINTS ARE. SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS LESS THAN TWO YEARS AFTER PRESIDENT TRUMP RETURNED TO OFFICE, HE HAS FULFILLED HIS SIGNATURE PROMISE TO SECURE OUR BORDER, ARREST AND DEPORT ILLEGAL ALIENS, AND MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. MULLIN SAYS MORE THAN 3 MILLION MIGRANTS HAVE LEFT THE U.S. THIS 3 MILLION IS MIGRANTS WHO HAVE LEFT. IT IS NOT THE MORE THAN 3 MILLION OVERSTAY LEADS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. MULLIN SAYS 17 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS WITH ZERO ILLEGAL ALIENS RELEASED INTO OUR COUNTRY. ZERO IS IN CAPITALS IN THAT SENTENCE. THE 17-MONTH LINE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE NOV. 2 DHS CAPTION. THIS RELEASE IS NOT A NEW MONTH. MULLIN SAYS SOME PEOPLE TRIED TO SAY THAT OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM WAS BROKEN. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS BUT WE DIDN’T NEED NEW LAWS OR A NEW SYSTEM; WE JUST NEEDED A NEW PRESIDENT. THE QUOTE PRINTS A SEMICOLON. THE RELEASE SAYS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AMERICAN HISTORY, THERE HAVE BEEN ZERO RELEASES AT THE BORDER DURING A FISCAL YEAR. THE RELEASE SAYS CBP HAS RECORDED 17 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS OF ZERO RELEASES AT THE BORDER. THE RELEASE POINTS TO PRELIMINARY FY26 DATA IT SAYS DHS RECENTLY ANNOUNCED. THAT ANNOUNCEMENT IS THE OCT. 16 CROSSINGS RELEASE ALREADY LINKED ON THIS PAGE. THIS RELEASE PRINTS THE FIGURES. TOTAL FY26 APPREHENSIONS 98,708 WERE 60 PERCENT LOWER THAN THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S SINGLE HIGHEST MONTH ALONE, 249,740. THE RELEASE SAYS TOTAL NATIONWIDE ENCOUNTERS IN FY26 WERE THE LOWEST IN AGENCY HISTORY AT 379,243, COMPARED WITH 2.7 MILLION PER YEAR UNDER BIDEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SEVEN TIMES HIGHER. THE RELEASE SAYS FY26 ENCOUNTERS WERE 88 PERCENT LOWER THAN FY23 UNDER BIDEN, WHICH IT CALLS THE HIGHEST FISCAL YEAR EVER. THE RELEASE PRINTS FY26 AND FY23. THESE FIGURES WERE NOT PRINTED ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE 98,708 APPREHENSIONS WITH THE 379,243 ENCOUNTERS. ON THE WALL, THE RELEASE SAYS FROM THE BEGINNING OF THIS ADMINISTRATION THROUGH OCTOBER 30, 2026, CBP HAS COMPLETED ABOUT 330 MILES OF NEW BORDER BARRIERS, INCLUDING ABOUT 139.5 MILES OF PRIMARY WALL, ABOUT 73.9 MILES OF WATERBORNE BARRIER, AND ABOUT 116.2 MILES OF SECONDARY WALL. THE RELEASE PRINTS A TILDE BEFORE EACH MILE FIGURE. THIS PAGE IS PRINTING ABOUT. THIS IS NOT THE 250 MILES AND $34.3 BILLION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE SAYS TO DATE CBP HAS OBLIGATED $34.6 BILLION, THEN 75 PERCENT IN PARENTHESES, OF THE WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUT ACT FUNDING FOR BORDER WALL. THE RELEASE PRINTS $34.6B. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING $34.6 BILLION WITH THE $34.3 BILLION LINE. THE RELEASE RESTATES THE FY26 DRUG SEIZURE LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. IT SAYS NEARLY 1 MILLION POUNDS, 63 PERCENT HIGHER THAN THE 600,000-POUND ANNUAL AVERAGE OF THE LAST FOUR YEARS. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THAT LINE AS A NEW SEIZURE. THE RELEASE SAYS AS OF OCTOBER, DHS HAS DEPORTED NEARLY 1.2 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS AND ARRESTED OVER 1.25 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS. THOSE TWO FIGURES WERE NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE MORE THAN A MILLION ARRESTS LINE IS A SEPARATE SENTENCE ABOUT ICE AND CBP OPERATIONS IN CITIES NATIONWIDE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING 1.25 MILLION WITH MORE THAN A MILLION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE 1.2 MILLION DEPORTED WITH THE 3 MILLION WHO HAVE LEFT. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE HAS ARRESTED OVER 2,288 KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORISTS AND REMOVED 2,143. THE RELEASE PRINTS KSTS. THOSE TWO FIGURES WERE NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE RESTATES THE GANG COUNTS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE: 12,018 GANG-RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE ARRESTS SINCE PRESIDENT TRUMP RETURNED TO OFFICE, INCLUDING 1,965 MS-13 AFFILIATES AND 1,553 TREN DE ARAGUA AFFILIATES. THE RELEASE PRINTS TDA IN PARENTHESES. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THOSE THREE COUNTS AS NEW. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW ARREST IN THIS RELEASE. THE CLOSE SAYS DHS IS JUST GETTING STARTED. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS THE RETURN TO AMERICA’S GOLDEN AGE IS ONLY JUST BEGINNING. PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED THE RELEASE ON X AT 2:37 P.M. PACIFIC. THE X POST IS THE ARTICLE LINK. THE ARTICLE IS NOT A SECOND SET OF FIGURES. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. DHS. DHS X.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS ON ILLEGAL VOTING. THE FIRST LINE READS IF YOU VOTE ILLEGALLY, WE WILL FIND YOU. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 30 DHS VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT LINE READS IF YOU VOTE ILLEGALLY, YOU WILL BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT ARREST YOU. THE NEXT LINES SAY ILLEGAL VOTER REGISTRATION AND ILLEGAL VOTING CARRY SIGNIFICANT PENALTIES OF UP TO 5 YEARS IN PRISON AND A $250,000 MAXIMUM FINE. THE POST PRINTS UP TO 5 YEARS AND $250,000 MAXIMUM FINE IN THAT PENALTY SENTENCE. THE POST SAYS EVEN IF YOU HAVE LAWFUL IMMIGRATION STATUS. THE NEXT LINE SAYS NONCITIZENS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTE ARE SUBJECT TO DEPORTATION. THE POST PRINTS AN EM DASH BEFORE NONCITIZENS. THIS IS NOT THE PERCIVAL POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAYS ILLEGALLY VOTING AS A NONCITIZEN MAKES YOU DEPORTABLE. THIS POST SAYS SUBJECT TO DEPORTATION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE SENTENCES. THE LAST LINE READS ONLY AMERICANS SHOULD DECIDE AMERICAN ELECTIONS. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW COUNT. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 2:25 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — ICE SAYS YESTERDAY’S REMOVALS INCLUDED MURDERERS, RAPISTS, PEDOPHILES, AND OTHER HEINOUS CRIMINALS. THE LEAD SAYS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE’S MANDATE WAS TO CLEAN UP THE MESS LEFT BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S OPEN BORDERS AND MASS ILLEGAL MIGRATION. THE NEXT LINE SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARE DELIVERING. DELIVERING IS IN CAPITALS AND PRINTS TWO EXCLAMATION POINTS. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS EVERY DAY, ICE IS GETTING ILLEGAL ALIENS OUT OF OUR COUNTRY TO RESTORE OUR GREAT NATION. OUT IS IN CAPITALS. THE LEAD SAYS INCLUDED. THAT IS NOT A FULL COUNT. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A NUMBER. THE THREAD PRINTS NINE NAME CARDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING NINE CARDS INTO A FULL COUNT. THE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY CARD. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO SENTENCES. NO DESTINATIONS. NO REMOVAL TIMES. STILL PHOTOS ON THE NAME POSTS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 1:52 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE LEAD AT 2:01 P.M. PACIFIC. THE DHS REPOST IS NOT A SECOND LIST. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. VICTOR MANUEL GOMEZ-RUIZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF STRANGULATION 1ST DEGREE, UNLAWFUL TRANSACTION WITH A MINOR 2ND DEGREE, AND POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. JORGE ANAYA-GONZALEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE: METHAMPHETAMINE. THE CARD PRINTS A COLON BEFORE METHAMPHETAMINE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. ESTEVE GUADALUPE MOSQUEDA-GARCIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS METHAMPHETAMINE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE. THE CARD PRINTS ESTEVE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT SPELLING. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. EVER ANSELMO TORRES-ALEMAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. THE LEAD SAYS MURDERERS. THIS CARD SAYS VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. ISIDRO QUINONES SAARAVIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE METHAMPHETAMINE. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN BETWEEN QUINONES AND SAARAVIA. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. JESUS MORAN MEDEL, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF TAKING INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH CHILDREN. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. FRANCISCO ROMAN-MENCIAS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONVICTED OF RAPE, THEN A DASH, THEN VICTIM UNDER THE AGE OF 16 AND PERPETRATOR 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER AND INJURY TO CHILDREN. THE CARD PRINTS CONVICTED OF TWICE IN A ROW. THIS PAGE IS NOT DELETING THE SECOND CONVICTED OF. FRANCISCO ROMAN-MENCIAS IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 30 DHS RELEASE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, RAPISTS, AND PEDOPHILES. THAT CARD PRINTS A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR RAPE, THEN A DASH, THEN DRUG-INDUCED, IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT CRIMINAL. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT DRUG-INDUCED. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT SALT LAKE CITY. THIS POST SAYS HE WAS AMONG YESTERDAY’S REMOVALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT ARREST CARD WITH THIS REMOVAL CARD. JUAN JOSE JURADO-GONZALEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF ATTEMPTED POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE. JUAN JOSE JURADO-GONZALEZ IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 22 DHS ITEM. THAT ITEM SAYS ICE YESTERDAY ARRESTED HIM. DHS SAID A CONVICTION FOR POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE MORE THAN 5 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. THAT ITEM PRINTS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS POST PRINTS ATTEMPTED. THIS POST PRINTS OR MORE. THAT ITEM PRINTS MORE THAN. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT RICHMOND. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT CRIMINAL. THIS POST SAYS HE WAS AMONG YESTERDAY’S REMOVALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CONVICTION LINES. JOSE AYALA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE: COCAINE AND POSSESSION OF A FIREARM IN FURTHERANCE OF A DRUG TRAFFICKING CRIME. THE CARD PRINTS A COLON BEFORE COCAINE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: FAIRFAX COUNTY — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE WASHINGTON, D.C. ARRESTS ILLEGAL ALIEN, GANG MEMBER IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. THE DECK READS SALVADORAN GANG MEMBER FLED AND CRASHED VEHICLE ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE. THE DATELINE READS FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS FROM THE ICE WASHINGTON, D.C. FIELD OFFICE ARRESTED A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN AND MEMBER OF THE NOTORIOUS MS-13 TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL GANG. THE RELEASE SAYS THE ICE WASHINGTON, D.C. FUGITIVE OPERATIONS TEAM APPREHENDED WALTER ALEXANDER SOTO-RODRIGUEZ IN ALEXANDRIA OCT. 29. THE TITLE SAYS FAIRFAX COUNTY. THE BODY SAYS ALEXANDRIA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE PLACES. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS A DOCUMENTED MEMBER OF THE MS-13 GANGSTERS CLIQUE. THE DECK SAYS SALVADORAN. THE BODY DOES NOT PRINT EL SALVADOR. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE DECK COUNTRY INTO THE BODY. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ATTEMPTED TO FLEE IN HIS VEHICLE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE CLIPPED THE CORNER OF ONE ICE VEHICLE AND STRUCK SEVERAL PARKED VEHICLES IN A FAILED ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS OBSERVED HIM DRIVING RECKLESSLY AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED, MANEUVERING AROUND CIVILIAN VEHICLES AND ENTERING THE OPPOSING LANE OF TRAVEL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE THEN LOST CONTROL, THE VEHICLE FISHTAILED AND CROSSED INTO THE OPPOSING LANE OF TRAVEL, AND CRASHED INTO A GUARDRAIL. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE OFFICERS PINNED THE VEHICLE IN PLACE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE EXITED, FLED ON FOOT, AND RAN FOR ABOUT 20 FEET BEFORE OFFICERS CAUGHT UP AND ARRESTED HIM. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL CHARGE FOR THE FLIGHT. ROBERT GUADIAN IS NAMED AS ICE ENFORCEMENT AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS WASHINGTON, D.C. FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR. GUADIAN SAYS HE IS A MEMBER OF A TRANSNATIONAL TERROR ORGANIZATION. THE LEAD SAYS TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL GANG. THE QUOTE SAYS TRANSNATIONAL TERROR ORGANIZATION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES IN MAY 2016 NEAR LUKEVILLE, ARIZONA, WITHOUT BEING ADMITTED, INSPECTED OR PAROLED BY A U.S. IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL. THE RELEASE SAYS ON MAY 8, 2025, A JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WILL REMAIN IN ICE CUSTODY AND WILL RECEIVE ALL DUE PROCESS. NO AGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. DOCUMENTED GANG MEMBER IS NOT PRINTED AS A CONVICTION. NO IMAGE CAPTION IN THE RELEASE TEXT. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE DATE READS NOVEMBER 3, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. ERO WASHINGTON POSTED AT 11:53 A.M. PACIFIC. THE POST SAYS A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN AND DOCUMENTED MEMBER OF MS-13, IN ALEXANDRIA, VA. THE POST SAYS SOTO TRIED TO FLEE BUT CRASHED HIS VEHICLE. THE POST PRINTS SOTO. THE RELEASE PRINTS SOTO-RODRIGUEZ. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT GANGSTERS CLIQUE. THE POST SAYS HE THEN ATTEMPTED TO RUN ABOUT 20 FEET BEFORE OFFICERS ARRESTED HIM. THE POST LINKS THE WRITTEN RELEASE. A STILL PHOTO ON THE POST. DHS REPOSTED THAT POST AT 12:03 P.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST IS NOT A SECOND ARREST. ICE. ERO WASHINGTON. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — ICE POSTS ON ANTONIO MITCHELL. THE HEADLINE READS JAMAICAN NATIONAL ARRESTED FOLLOWING 22 YEARS OF ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING. ANTONIO MITCHELL IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE WRITTEN ICE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS HSI NEW JERSEY ARRESTED HIM OCT. 28. THAT RELEASE PRINTS AGE 54. THAT RELEASE SAYS A RANGE OF ELECTIONS BETWEEN 2000 AND 2022. THAT RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THAT HE REGISTERED IN NEW JERSEY. THAT RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT MULTIPLE IMMIGRATION INTERVIEWS. THE NOVEMBER 2 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS A 2022 IN-PERSON VOTE AND AN N-400 INTERVIEW. THIS POST PRINTS BOTH A 22-YEAR SPAN AND ONE 2022 FEDERAL BALLOT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING MULTIPLE IMMIGRATION INTERVIEWS WITH ONE N-400 INTERVIEW. THE POST SAYS ICE ARRESTED ANTONIO MITCHELL, A JAMAICAN NATIONAL AND LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS BETWEEN 2000 AND 2022, DESPITE NOT BEING AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. NOT IS IN CAPITALS. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS MITCHELL ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN NEW JERSEY BY FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND CAST A BALLOT IN THE 2022 FEDERAL ELECTION. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS HE THEN ALLEGEDLY LIED ABOUT HIS VOTING HISTORY ON HIS CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION AND DURING MULTIPLE IMMIGRATION INTERVIEWS. LIED IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS ONLY ELIGIBLE VOTERS HAVE THE RIGHT TO CAST BALLOTS IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS. ONLY IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS THOSE WHO KNOWINGLY VIOLATE FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS WILL FACE JUSTICE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 28. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE DROPPED BURGLARY, RESISTING ARREST, AND MARIJUANA ARRESTS FROM THE WRITTEN RELEASE. ACCUSED AND ALLEGEDLY ARE THE POST. AN ALLEGATION IS NOT A CONVICTION. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO PHOTO ON THE POST. ICE POSTED AT 1:01 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — ICE AND HSI SAY 14 MORE FOREIGN NATIONALS WERE ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING. THE HEADLINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE HEADLINE PRINTS 14 MORE. THE POSTS SAY MANY ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN MULTIPLE U.S. ELECTIONS. MULTIPLE IS IN CAPITALS. THE POSTS SAY AMONG THOSE ARRESTED ARE ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH PRIOR CONVICTIONS FOR ASSAULT, THEFT, AND FLEEING POLICE IN A MOTOR VEHICLE. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POSTS DO NOT ASSIGN EACH CONVICTION TO A PERSON. CONVICTIONS ARE THE POST. THE POSTS SAY EACH VOTE CAST BY AN ALIEN DISENFRANCHISES AN AMERICAN CITIZEN’S VOTE. THE POSTS SAY THE CRACKDOWN CONTINUES, AND THOSE WHO COMMIT VOTER FRAUD WILL BE ARRESTED AND BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. CONTINUES IS IN CAPITALS. ALLEGED IS IN THE HEADLINE. ALLEGEDLY IS IN THE BODY. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT THE NAMES IN THE WRITTEN RELEASE ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THIS COUNT OF 14 WITH THAT RELEASE. THAT RELEASE SAYS JUST A FEW AND PRINTS 15 NAMES IN 14 BULLETS. THE WORDS MATCH ON THE ICE POST AND THE HSI POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO PHOTO ON THE POSTS. ICE POSTED AT 12:28 P.M. PACIFIC. HSI POSTED THE SAME WORDS AT 12:44 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN CONTINUES AS ICE ARRESTS MORE ALIENS WHO VOTED ILLEGALLY. THE LOCATION LINE READS WASHINGTON, DC. THE DATELINE READS WASHINTON. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLING. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE ANNOUNCED NOV. 2 ANOTHER ROUND OF ALIENS WHO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD AND ELECTION RELATED OFFENSES. THE RELEASE PRINTS NOV. 2. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING THAT DATE INTO NOVEMBER 3. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN ELECTION RELATED. THE RELEASE SAYS THESE ARRESTS ARE PART OF AN ONGOING NATIONWIDE EFFORT TO APPREHEND THOSE WHO HAVE UNLAWFULLY VOTED IN U.S. ELECTIONS. MICAH BOCK IS NAMED AS ICE PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR. THAT WORD ORDER IS THE RELEASE. BOCK SAYS AMERICANS SHOULD BE FURIOUS WHEN THEY SEE HOW FREQUENTLY ALIENS VOTE UNLAWFULLY IN U.S. ELECTIONS. BOCK SAYS EACH VOTE CAST BY AN ALIEN DISENFRANCHISES AN AMERICAN CITIZEN’S VOTE. BOCK SAYS THE ARRESTS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY ALIEN COMMITTING VOTE FRAUD IS APPREHENDED. THE QUOTE SAYS VOTE FRAUD. THE TITLE SAYS VOTER FRAUD. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. THE RELEASE NAMES PRESIDENT TRUMP, SECRETARY MULLIN, AND ACTING ICE DIRECTOR DAVID J. VENTURELLA. THE LEAD SAYS HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE ILLEGAL ALIENS ICE HAS RECENTLY ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL VOTING. THE LEAD SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THAT LABEL IS NOT A STATUS LINE ON EVERY NAME. THE RELEASE PRINTS 15 NAMES IN 14 BULLETS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE NUMBER 15. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE NUMBER 14. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING JUST A FEW INTO A FULL COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THIS LIST WITH THE 14 MORE SOCIAL POST ABOVE. NO AGES ON THESE LINES. NO COURTS. NO ARREST DATES. NO IMAGE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. ADMITTED IS THE RELEASE WHERE THE RELEASE PRINTS ADMITTED. ALEJANDRO VILLEGAS GARCIA, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO, HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. THIS IS NOT ALEJANDRO GARCIA VILLEGAS. THIS IS NOT ALEJANDRO VILLEGAS ANGEL. THIS IS NOT ROLANDO CARBAJAL VILLEGAS. THIS IS NOT PEDRO VILLEGAS-SALINAS. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. STANLEY JIDE, A CITIZEN OF LIBERIA, HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR UNLAWFUL VOTING IN THE 2022 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAS CONVICTIONS FOR ASSAULT AND FLEEING A POLICE OFFICER IN A MOTOR VEHICLE. THOSE WORDS ARE BOLDED. CONVICTIONS ARE THE RELEASE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. ALLAN JOSEPH WILLIAM ARSENEAULT, A CITIZEN OF CANADA, WAS ARRESTED FOR UNLAWFUL VOTINGIN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS VOTINGIN AS ONE WORD. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A SPACE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. VILMELENA DYE AKA VILMELENA PEREIRA, A CITIZEN OF BRAZIL AND A FORMER LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT ARRESTED FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 1996 ELECTION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT WAS BEFORE ARRESTED. AKA IS LOWERCASE IN THE RELEASE. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS SHE ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 1996 ELECTION. FORMER LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN ON THIS LINE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. JULIO CESER ARIAS ANTONIO, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO, WAS GRANTED LEGAL DEFERRED ACTION FOR CHILDHOOD ARRIVALS STATUS AND WAS ARRESTED FOR UNLAWFUL VOTING. THE RELEASE PRINTS CESER. THE RELEASE SAYS HE VOTED MULTIPLE TIMES, INCLUDING IN THE 2016, 2020 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. PAULA STITT, A CITIZEN OF CANADA, ADMITTED TO VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND FRAUD. THOSE CHARGE WORDS ARE BOLDED. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE VOTED IN AT LEAST ONE U.S. ELECTION. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. AYAN AHMEN, A CITIZEN OF SOMALIA, ADMITTED TO VOTING IN THE 2021 ELECTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS AHMEN. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. CONG ANH NGUYEN IS A CITIZEN OF VIETNAM, WHO HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF THEFT AND ADMITTED TO VOTING IN THE 2018, 2020, 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. CONVICTED OF THEFT IS BOLDED. THE RELEASE PRINTS A COMMA AFTER VIETNAM. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. ANDRES GARCIA, A CITIZEN OF CUBA, HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN AN ELECTION. THAT CHARGE LINE IS BOLDED. ANDRES GARCIA IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM CUBA, AGE 64 IN THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT LIST, AND TWO COUNTS OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT TWO COUNTS. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT 2022. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT 2024. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE SAME BULLET THEN NAMES BHATOR BRYANT, A CITIZEN OF LIBERIA. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE WAS CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING AND MAKING A FALSE CLAIM OF U.S CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE. THOSE CHARGE WORDS ARE BOLDED. THE BOLD ENDS AT TO VOTE. IN THE 2024 ELECTION IS OUTSIDE THE BOLD. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S WITH NO PERIODS. BHATOR KONAH BRYANT IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS AGE 61, LIBERIA, AND ONE COUNT OF MAKING A FALSE CLAIM OF CITIZENSHIP IN ORDER TO VOTE. THAT ITEM SAYS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ALLEGES SHE FALSELY CLAIMED CITIZENSHIP WHEN REGISTERING ON OCT. 18, 2024. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT KONAH. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS RELEASE ADDS UNLAWFUL VOTING. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE MIDDLE NAME OR THE CHARGE COUNT. APARECIDO PADOVAN IS A CITIZEN OF BRAZIL WHO’S BEEN CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING AND MAKING A FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CURLY APOSTROPHE IN WHO’S. THE CHARGE WORDS ARE BOLDED. U.S. ON THIS LINE HAS PERIODS. THE RELEASE SAYS RECORDS INDICATE HE VOTED IN 2016, 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. APARECIDO DONIZETTI PADOVAN IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS AGE 62 AND SAYS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ALLEGES BOTH CHARGES HAPPENED ON NOV. 5, 2024. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT DONIZETTI. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING NOV. 5, 2024 WITH 2016, 2022, AND 2024. CHRIS ADAM PETTIQUOI IS A CITIZEN OF LIBERIA WHO’S BEEN CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING AND MAKING A FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CURLY APOSTROPHE IN WHO’S. THE CHARGE WORDS ARE BOLDED. U.S. ON THIS LINE HAS PERIODS. THE RELEASE SAYS RECORDS INDICATE HE VOTED IN 2014, 2016, 2020 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. CHRIS ADAM PETTIQUOI IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS AGE 43 AND SAYS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ALLEGES BOTH CHARGES HAPPENED ON NOV. 5, 2024. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING NOV. 5, 2024 WITH 2014, 2016, 2020, AND 2024. CHRISTIAN LIAM SCHENK IS A CITIZEN OF CANADA CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING, MAKING A FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP, FRAUD AND THEFT. THE CHARGE WORDS ARE BOLDED. THE RELEASE SAYS HE VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. CHRISTIAN LIAM SCHENK IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS AGE 47, ONE COUNT OF EACH CHARGE, AND AN INITIAL APPEARANCE SET FOR THE DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS ON SEPT. 30. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS RELEASE ADDS FRAUD AND THEFT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CHARGE LISTS. DILEA OCHOA PEREZ IS A CITIZEN FROM MEXICO AND WAS GRANTED LEGAL DEFERRED ACTION FOR CHILDHOOD ARRIVALS. THE RELEASE PRINTS FROM. THE JULIO CESER LINE PRINTS OF MEXICO AND PRINTS STATUS. THIS LINE DOES NOT PRINT STATUS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE IS CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING AND VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE PRINTS A NON-BREAKING SPACE BETWEEN VOTING AND AND. UNLAWFUL VOTING IS NOT BOLDED ON THIS LINE. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. SADE SHASHAUNA GUPPY IS A CITIZEN OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE IS CHARGED WITH VOTER FRAUD BY AN ALIEN, AND VOTED IN THE 2022 ELECTION. THE CHARGE WORDS THROUGH THE COMMA ARE BOLDED. THE WORDS AND VOTED IN THE 2022 ELECTION SIT INSIDE A LINK WITH NO ADDRESS. THE RELEASE THEN PRINTS A BRACKET TOKEN GK1, THEN A SPACE, THEN A PERIOD. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE VISIBLE LINE SAYS UPDATED 11/03/2026. THE VISIBLE LINE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE TIME ELEMENT READS 2:01 P.M. EASTERN, WHICH IS 11:01 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: ICE POSTS A 287(G) NOTICE. ICE SAYS WHEN YOUR AGENCY PARTNERS WITH ICE, YOU KEEP YOUR COMMUNITY SAFER AND GET RESOURCES LIKE FREE ICE 287(G) TRAINING AND ACCESS TO FEDERAL RESOURCES. THE POST SAYS VISIT OUR#287G WEB PAGE TO LEARN MORE. THE POST PRINTS OUR#287G AS ONE TOKEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A SPACE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NEW AGREEMENT COUNT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 28 287(G) NOTICE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 12:05 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: PENNSYLVANIA — HSI AND ICE SAY HSI PHILADELPHIA ARRESTED A CANADIAN NATIONAL ON FOUR COUNTS OF ALLEGED VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE FIRST LINE READS ANOTHER VOTING ARREST IN PENNSYLVANIA. THE POSTS SAY ALLEGED. THE POSTS SAY THEY. THE POSTS SAY THEY ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2020 AND SUBSEQUENTLY VOTED IN THE 2022, 2024, AND 2026 PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A CITY. THE POSTS DO NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE POSTS DO NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POSTS SAY HSI REMAINS COMMITTED TO ENSURING AMERICAN ELECTIONS ARE DECIDED BY AMERICAN CITIZENS. THE WORDS MATCH. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. A PHOTO IS ON EACH POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT TASO GRETES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS A NAME, AGE 58, LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, AND A 2022 REGISTRATION. THIS IS NOT MONIQUE GIGNAC-YOCHUM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS A NAME AND WISCONSIN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. HSI POSTED AT 11:59 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED THE SAME WORDS LESS THAN A MINUTE LATER. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. HSI. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — SECRETARY MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS DHS GENERAL COUNSEL JAMES PERCIVAL. THE MULLIN CAPTION IS THE HUNDRED-POINTS SYMBOL. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A WORD. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. PERCIVAL SAYS REPORT VOTER FRAUD. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS AND IF YOU’RE THINKING OF VOTING ILLEGALLY–DON’T. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS EVEN IF YOU HAVE LAWFUL IMMIGRATION STATUS, ILLEGALLY VOTING AS A NONCITIZEN MAKES YOU DEPORTABLE. PERCIVAL QUOTE-POSTS ATTORNEY GENERAL TODD BLANCHE. THE BLANCHE POST IS DATED NOVEMBER 2. THE BLANCHE POST SAYS ELECTION DAY IS TOMORROW. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING THAT LINE INTO NOVEMBER 3. THE BLANCHE POST SAYS THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE EXPECTS ALL FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS TO BE FOLLOWED. THE BLANCHE POST SAYS IF YOU HAVE A TIP ON ILLEGAL CONDUCT–INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NONCITIZENS VOTING, DOUBLE VOTING, AND BALLOT-BOX STUFFING–CONTACT THE FBI. THE POST PRINTS 1-800-CALL-FBI. THE POST ALSO PRINTS A LINK. THE BLANCHE POST SAYS VIOLATORS WILL BE FOUND AND PROSECUTED. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. BLANCHE POSTED AT 1:30 P.M. PACIFIC ON NOVEMBER 2. PERCIVAL POSTED AT 11:16 A.M. PACIFIC. MULLIN POSTED AT 11:29 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. MULLIN. PERCIVAL. BLANCHE.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — ICE POSTS A VIDEO. THE QUOTE READS MY DAUGHTER DIDN’T PUT HERSELF IN HARM’S WAY.…IN ORDER FOR THE UNITED STATES TO REMAIN THE BEST COUNTRY THAT IT IS, WE HAVE TO SECURE OUR BORDERS. THE QUOTE PRINTS A PERIOD AND THEN AN ELLIPSIS WITH NO SPACE BEFORE IN. THE SIGN-OFF READS ANGEL DAD MARCUS COLEMAN, WHOSE LIFE WAS FOREVER CHANGED WHEN AN INDIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CRASHED HIS SEMI-TRUCK INTO HIS DAUGHTER, DALILAH. INDIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN IS THE POST. SEMI-TRUCK IS THE POST. THE POST SAYS AMERICANS DESERVE BETTER. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE DRIVER’S NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CRASH DATE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. NO NEW ARREST. THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT 34 SECONDS. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THIS VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 11:17 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: TULSA — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE ARRESTS CITIZEN OF THE PHILIPPINES FOR FEDERAL ELECTION FRAUD. THE DECK SAYS AUTHORITIES ALLEGE THE WOMAN FALSELY CLAIMED US CITIZENSHIP UNDER OATH AND VOTED IN THE NOVEMBER 2022 FEDERAL PRIMARY ELECTION. THE DECK PRINTS US WITH NO PERIODS. THE DATELINE READS TULSA, OKLA. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. MARIA ELENOR LOPEZ RIOS IS THE NAME IN THE RELEASE. THE 6:23 A.M. PACIFIC HSI POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT POST WITH THIS RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS A CITIZEN OF THE PHILIPPINES WHO IS ALSO A U.S. LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS IN THAT LINE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT CALL HER AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS ON OCT. 28, ICE ARRESTED HER. THE RELEASE SAYS THE ARREST WAS THE CULMINATION OF AN INVESTIGATION THAT ALLEGES SHE COMMITTED FEDERAL ELECTION FRAUD, MADE FALSE CITIZENSHIP CLAIMS AND MADE A FALSE STATEMENT IN VOTER REGISTRATION. THE HSI POST SAYS FALSE STATEMENTS. THE RELEASE SAYS A FALSE STATEMENT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE PLURAL AND THE SINGULAR. THE RELEASE SAYS IN 2022, RIOS REGISTERED TO VOTE BY FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP UNDER OATH, VOTED IN THE NOVEMBER 2022 FEDERAL ELECTION, AND WAS SUBSEQUENTLY ARRESTED WHILE RETURNING HOME FROM WORK WHILE HER NATURALIZATION APPLICATION WAS PENDING. THE BODY SAYS FEDERAL ELECTION. THE DECK SAYS FEDERAL PRIMARY ELECTION. THE HSI POST SAYS FEDERAL PRIMARY ELECTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE BODY WITH THE DECK. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. ALLEGES IS THE RELEASE. AN ALLEGATION IS NOT A CONVICTION. MICAH BOCK IS NAMED AS ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS. THE RELEASE PRINTS FOR. BOCK SAYS EVERY ILLEGAL VOTE UNDERMINES THE INTEGRITY OF OUR ELECTIONS AND THE RIGHTS OF AMERICANS WHO ARE LEGALLY ENTITLED TO CAST A BALLOT. BOCK SAYS AMERICAN CITIZENS HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO CHOOSE THEIR LEADERS, AND WE ARE HERE TO HELP PROTECT THAT RIGHT. BOCK SAYS ANYONE WHO ILLEGALLY CASTS A BALLOT OR LIES ABOUT THEIR CITIZENSHIP TO INFLUENCE AN ELECTION MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THE HSI POST DOES NOT PRINT THAT QUOTE. THIS IS NOT SIRGALAHAD CAMUA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. AN IMAGE IS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE SAYS UPDATED 11/03/2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: SAN DIEGO — CBP QUOTE-POSTS THE SAN DIEGO FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR. THE CBP CAPTION SAYS CBP OFFICERS HAVE BEEN WORKING HARD. THE CBP CAPTION SAYS SEE WHAT THEY WERE UP TO LAST WEEK. THE QUOTED POST SAYS NOT ON OUR WATCH. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE SAN DIEGO FIELD OFFICE STAYED LOCKED IN ON THE MISSION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HERE IS WHAT THEY ACHIEVED. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS @CBPGOV. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS A WEEKLY RECAP HASHTAG. A VIDEO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THE VIDEO IS ABOUT 9 SECONDS. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THIS VIDEO. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE VIDEO AS A NEW SEIZURE COUNT. NO NEW NAME. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE FIELD OFFICE POSTED AT 4:00 P.M. PACIFIC ON NOVEMBER 2. CBP QUOTE-POSTED AT 11:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. CBP. SAN DIEGO FIELD OFFICE.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — SECRETARY MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS THE DHS BORDER VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT A SECOND VIDEO. THE 10:08 A.M. PACIFIC DHS POST IS THE VIDEO. THE MULLIN CAPTION SAYS DECLINE IS A CHOICE. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS ALL WE NEEDED WAS A NEW PRESIDENT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW ARREST. DHS REPOSTED THE CAPTION. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. SECRETARY MULLIN POSTED AT 10:40 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED AT 10:40 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. MULLIN. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: PHILADELPHIA — HSI PHILADELPHIA QUOTE-POSTS THE FINNISH VOTING ARREST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE QUOTE SAYS CITIZENSHIP CARRIES VITAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS. THE QUOTE SAYS THOSE RIGHTS CANNOT BE CLAIMED UNLAWFULLY, AND HSI PHILADELPHIA WILL PURSUE ALLEGED VIOLATIONS ACCORDINGLY. THE SIGN-OFF READS HSI PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE NATHAN ABEL. THIS IS NOT THE NOVEMBER 2 HSI PHILADELPHIA POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT THIS QUOTE. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT FINLAND. DHS REPOSTED THE QUOTE. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI PHILADELPHIA POSTED AT 10:36 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED AT 10:37 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. HSI PHILADELPHIA. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS PEDOPHILES, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, AND DRUNK DRIVERS. THE RELEASE DATE READS NOVEMBER 3, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE DECK SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN’S LEADERSHIP, DHS IS GETTING THE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT IT NEEDS TO DEFEND OUR HOMELAND. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE LEAD SAYS YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MORE WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS CONVICTED FOR INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD, ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED, AND OTHER HORRIFIC CRIMES. THE FIVE NAMES ARE THE SAME FIVE NAMES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE 9:59 A.M. PACIFIC MULLIN THREAD. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THE MATCHING CONVICTION LINES. THE RELEASE PRINTS MULTIPLEDWIS WITH NO SPACE. THE THREAD PRINTS MULTIPLE DWIS WITH A SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPACING. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS INCLUDE. THE MULLIN QUOTE IN THE RELEASE SAYS THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE CAN FINALLY DO THEIR JOBS AND MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE QUOTE SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS MAY CONTINUE TRYING TO HARBOR ILLEGAL ALIENS, BUT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL ALWAYS PUT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST BY ARRESTING AND REMOVING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. ALWAYS IS IN CAPITALS. THE QUOTE SAYS WE MUST NEVER FORGET THE COST OF OPEN BORDERS, AND WE WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT TO PROTECT OUR HOMELAND EVERY SINGLE DAY. THE THREAD ITEM ON THIS PAGE DOES NOT PRINT THOSE SENTENCES. THE RELEASE POINTS TO WOW.DHS.GOV. NO AGES. IMAGES ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 11/03/2026. DHS. WOW.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS SANCTUARY INSANITY: DHS CONDEMNS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN WASHINGTON STATE FOR REFUSING ICE DETAINER AGAINST CONVICTED CHILD MOLESTER. THE RELEASE DATE READS NOVEMBER 3, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE DECK SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN WASHINGTON PLAN TO RELEASE THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN AFTER HIS SENTENCE WITHOUT TURNING HIM OVER TO ICE. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE 9:33 A.M. PACIFIC DHS CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS SEATTLE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING WASHINGTON AND SEATTLE. THE NAME LEOMAR ALEXANDER LOPEZ ZAMBRANO IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THAT CAPTION. THAT CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 14. THAT CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A SENTENCE LENGTH. THAT CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT TEXAS. THAT CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT JUNE 2023. THE RELEASE SAYS ON OCTOBER 14, ICE LODGED A DETAINER ASKING WASHINGTON AUTHORITIES NOT TO RELEASE HIM. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAD BEEN CONVICTED ON TWO COUNTS OF THIRD-DEGREE CHILD MOLESTATION. TWO IS IN CAPITALS. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN THIRD-DEGREE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THAT HYPHEN. HE WAS SENTENCED TO 15 MONTHS IN PRISON IN SEATTLE, WHERE HE CURRENTLY REMAINS IN CUSTODY. THE RELEASE SAYS IF SEATTLE SANCTUARY POLITICIANS CONTINUE TO REFUSE THE ICE DETAINER, ZAMBRANO WILL BE RELEASED BACK ONTO THE STREETS WITHOUT ICE BEING NOTIFIED. THE MULLIN QUOTE SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN HAS BEEN CONVICTED ON TWO COUNTS OF CHILD MOLESTATION. TWO IS IN CAPITALS. THE QUOTE SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN WASHINGTON ARE REFUSING TO HONOR THE ICE DETAINER AND WOULD RATHER RELEASE A CONVICTED CHILD MOLESTER THAN COOPERATE WITH FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. THE QUOTE USES THE WORD PEDOPHILE FOR THE SAME MAN. THE RELEASE SAYS ZAMBRANO ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES THROUGH TEXAS IN JUNE 2023 AND WAS ARRESTED BY THE U.S. BORDER PATROL. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS HE WAS THEN RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES ADMINISTRATION. THE CAPTION SAYS RELEASED BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION AND DOES NOT PRINT TEXAS, JUNE 2023, OR BORDER PATROL. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 11/03/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE HSI NEW JERSEY ARRESTS JAMAICAN NATIONAL ACCUSED OF VOTING ILLEGALLY OVER 22-YEAR SPAN. THE DECK SAYS THE ILLEGAL ALIEN SUBMITTED A NATURALIZATION APPLICATION AND ALLEGEDLY PROVIDED FALSE STATEMENTS CLAIMING HE NEVER REGISTERED OR VOTED. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE TITLE SAYS NEW JERSEY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING WASHINGTON AND NEW JERSEY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. ANTONIO MITCHELL IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IN THE NOVEMBER 2 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE. THAT ITEM PRINTS A 2022 IN-PERSON VOTE AND AN N-400 INTERVIEW. THIS RELEASE SAYS HSI NEW JERSEY ARRESTED HIM OCT. 28 FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN A RANGE OF ELECTIONS BETWEEN 2000 AND 2022. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE 2022 LINE WITH THE 22-YEAR LINE. THE RELEASE SAYS MITCHELL IS A 54-YEAR-OLD LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM JAMAICA. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAS ARRESTS FOR BURGLARY, RESISTING ARREST, AND POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA FOR SALE. THE RELEASE SAYS THESE CHARGES WERE ULTIMATELY DROPPED. DROPPED IS THE RELEASE. IT IS NOT A CONVICTION. MICAH BOCK SAYS VOTING IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS IS A RIGHT RESERVED FOR ELIGIBLE VOTERS. BOCK SAYS ICE CANNOT IGNORE SUSPECTED FEDERAL CRIMES SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY INVOLVE ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS INVESTIGATORS FOUND HE REGISTERED TO VOTE AND PARTICIPATED IN MULTIPLE FEDERAL PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS OVER A 22-YEAR SPAN. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS INELIGIBLE BECAUSE HE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE SAYS IN JANUARY 2025 HE SUBMITTED A NATURALIZATION APPLICATION IN WHICH HE ALLEGEDLY FALSELY STATED HE HAD NEVER REGISTERED TO VOTE OR VOTED IN A FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS THOSE STATEMENTS BECAME PART OF A JOINT INVESTIGATION INVOLVING HSI, THE FBI, AND U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE SAYS UPDATED 11/03/2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: CHATTANOOGA — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE HSI CHATTANOOGA BUSTS 2 FOREIGN NATIONALS ACCUSED OF VOTING ILLEGALLY IN 2024 ELECTION. THE TITLE PRINTS THE DIGIT 2. THE BODY DATELINE READS CHATANOOGA. THE SITE LOCATION LINE PRINTS CHATANOGA, WITH NO SECOND T. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLING. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. FREDERIC JEAN RENE SICARD AND MARK ADWAR ODISHO ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE OCTOBER 30 HSI NASHVILLE ITEM PRINTS AN OCT. 29 ARREST IN CLEVELAND AND DOES NOT PRINT THESE NAMES IN THE CAPTION. THE NOVEMBER 2 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE PRINTS THE NAMES, THE AGES, LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, AND THE APPEARANCE DATES. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE AGES. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE APPEARANCE DATES. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI AGENTS ARRESTED SICARD, A FRENCH NATIONAL, AND ODISHO, AN IRAQI NATIONAL, IN CLEVELAND OCT. 29. THE RELEASE SAYS BOTH WERE CHARGED WITH VOTING BY ALIENS IN VIOLATION OF U.S. LAW. THE RELEASE BOLDS THOSE CHARGE WORDS. THE RELEASE SAYS BOTH ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE COMMITTED VOTER FRAUD DURING THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. BELIEVED IS THE RELEASE. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. MICAH BOCK SAYS ELECTION SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY. BOCK SAYS WHEN FOREIGN NATIONALS ALLEGEDLY CAST BALLOTS IN OUR ELECTIONS, THEY UNDERMINE THE INTEGRITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS AND THE RIGHTS OF LAWFUL VOTERS. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER BOCK LINE ON THIS PAGE THAT SAYS THE VOTES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD NEVER BE DILUTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE QUOTES. THE RELEASE NAMES PRESIDENT TRUMP, SECRETARY MULLIN, AND ACTING ICE DIRECTOR DAVID J. VENTURELLA. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI CHATTANOOGA WORKED WITH THE FBI AND WITH ASSISTANCE FROM THE CLEVELAND POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE RELEASE SAYS THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE ISSUED A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT AND ARREST WARRANT AGAINST THE SUBJECTS OCT. 23. THE RELEASE PRINTS SUBJECTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE SAYS UPDATED 11/03/2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: LEWISTON — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS CBP OFFICERS ARREST CONVICTED FELON FOR FIREARM POSSESSION AT LEWISTON BRIDGE. THE RELEASE DATE READS TUE, 11/03/2026. THE DATELINE READS LEWISTON, N.Y. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS AT THE PORT OF BUFFALO’S LEWISTON BRIDGE SEIZED A FIREARM FROM A PASSENGER VEHICLE DRIVEN BY A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. CITIZEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. ON OCT. 30, OFFICERS ENCOUNTERED ANGEL LOZANO, 25, A U.S. CITIZEN, AFTER HE MADE A WRONG TURN ONTO THE BORDER CROSSING. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS REFERRED FOR SECONDARY INSPECTION TO VERIFY HIS IDENTITY BECAUSE HE DID NOT POSSESS AUTHORIZED TRAVEL DOCUMENTS. THE PHOTO CAPTION READS SPRINGFIELD ARMORY XD5 FIREARM AND DRUG PARAPHERNALIA SEIZED. THE BODY SAYS OFFICERS RECOVERED A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY XD5 FIREARM AS WELL AS A SMALL AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA. THE BODY DOES NOT PRINT DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MARIJUANA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CAPTION AND THE BODY. THE RELEASE SAYS ADDITIONAL CHECKS SHOWED PRIOR CRIMINAL HISTORY THAT PROHIBITED HIM FROM POSSESSING A FIREARM. THE BODY DOES NOT NAME THAT PRIOR CASE. THE TITLE PRINTS CONVICTED FELON. THE BODY DOES NOT PRINT CONVICTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING THE TITLE INTO A NAMED CONVICTION. PORT DIRECTOR JOSEPH DRAGANAK SAYS THE INSPECTION PREVENTED AN UNAUTHORIZED FIREARM FROM ENTERING OUR COMMUNITIES. CBP TOOK LOZANO INTO CUSTODY AND TRANSFERRED HIM AND THE FIREARM TO THE NEW YORK STATE POLICE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, A FELONY. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE PAGE SAYS LAST MODIFIED NOV 03, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — DHS POSTS A VIDEO. THE FIRST LINE READS OPEN BORDERS POLICIES FAILED AMERICANS. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS AFTER FOUR YEARS OF OPEN BORDER CHAOS UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, WE NOW HAVE THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN AMERICAN HISTORY. MOST SECURE IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST CREDITS PRESIDENT TRUMP. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW ARREST. THIS IS NOT AN EARLIER MOST SECURE BORDER POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT 45 SECONDS. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THIS VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 10:08 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: PHILADELPHIA — HSI AND ICE SAY HSI PHILADELPHIA ARRESTED A FINNISH FOREIGN NATIONAL FOR ALLEGED VOTING BY ALIEN. THE POSTS SAY ALLEGED. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT THE WORD AN BEFORE ALIEN. BOTH POSTS SAY THEY. BOTH POSTS SAY THEY ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE AND SUBSEQUENTLY VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A CITY. THE POSTS DO NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE POSTS SAY AMERICAN ELECTIONS ARE FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS. THE WORDS MATCH. A PHOTO IS ON EACH POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT EIJA ANNIKKI YAROMA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS A NAME, AN AGE, AND A CHARGE FROM A WRITTEN RELEASE. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT YAROMA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. HSI POSTED AT 10:06 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED AT 10:06 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. HSI. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS FIVE NAMES. THE INTRO SAYS JUST YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MORE PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING PEDOPHILES, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, AND DRUNK DRIVERS. THE INTRO PRINTS @ICEGOV. THE INTRO DOES NOT PRINT A CALENDAR DATE FOR JUST YESTERDAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT TURNING THAT LINE INTO NOVEMBER 2 ON EACH NAME. THE THREAD PRINTS FIVE NAMES. NO AGES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE NAME POSTS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ABEL GARCIA-FLORES, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD IN DAVIE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. DOMINGO TRUJILLO-MOREJON, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR THREE COUNTS OF LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS BATTERY IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. THREE IS IN CAPITALS. AEPOD SAYSANOM, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM LAOS, CONVICTED FOR ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON AND OBSTRUCTING A POLICE OFFICER UNDER THE USE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. DANILO MAZARIEGOS-MALDONADO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR BATTERY ON A POLICE OFFICER AND TWO COUNTS OF DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED IN ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. THE POST PRINTS DWI IN PARENTHESES. TWO IS IN CAPITALS. ALVARO HERNANDEZ-CARRILLO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR CARRYING A PROHIBITED WEAPON AND MULTIPLE DWIS IN DALLAS, TEXAS. CONVICTED IS THE POST. THESE FIVE NAMES WERE NOT ON THIS PAGE. SECRETARY MULLIN POSTED THE INTRO AT 9:59 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME POSTS RUN FROM 10:00 A.M. TO 10:04 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED THE INTRO AT 10:00 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE INTRO AT 10:00 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOSTS ADD NO NEW CAPTION. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. MULLIN. GARCIA-FLORES. TRUJILLO-MOREJON. SAYSANOM. MAZARIEGOS-MALDONADO. HERNANDEZ-CARRILLO. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 11/3: TEMECULA — CBP QUOTE-POSTS THE SAN DIEGO SECTOR CHIEF. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. THE OCTOBER 29 CBP RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IS THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE SECTOR POST SAYS OVER $641,280 IN NARCOTICS SEIZED. THE SECTOR POST SAYS 34 LBS COCAINE AND 1 LB METH. THE SECTOR POST SAYS SUSPECTED NARCOTICS SMUGGLER IN CUSTODY. THE SECTOR POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE RELEASE BODY ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS 33.4 POUNDS OF COCAINE AT $641,280 AND 1.02 POUNDS OF METHAMPHETAMINE AT $1,000. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE POST AND THE RELEASE. THE CBP QUOTE DOES NOT ADD A NEW SENTENCE. PHOTOS ARE ON THE SECTOR POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE SECTOR CHIEF POSTED AT 5:00 A.M. PACIFIC. CBP QUOTE-POSTED AT 10:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. SAN DIEGO SECTOR. CBP. CBP RELEASE.

BREAKING 11/3: SEATTLE — DHS QUOTE-POSTS AMERICAN GREATNESS. THE DHS CAPTION NAMES LEOMAR ALEXANDER LOPEZ ZAMBRANO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA. THE CAPTION SAYS HE WAS RELEASED BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS. THE CAPTION SAYS HE HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF TWO COUNTS OF THIRD DEGREE CHILD MOLESTATION. CONVICTED IS THE POST. THE CAPTION SAYS IF SEATTLE SANCTUARY POLITICIANS CONTINUE WITH THEIR PLAN TO REFUSE THE ICE DETAINER. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A SENTENCE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE DATE OF THE CONVICTION. THE AMERICAN GREATNESS HEADLINE SAYS WASHINGTON. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS SEATTLE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING WASHINGTON AND SEATTLE. THE CAPTION’S LAST LINE IS AN INSULT. IT ADDS NO COURT, NO AGE, AND NO DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. AMERICAN GREATNESS POSTED AT 8:31 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS POSTED AT 9:33 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED AT 9:36 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. DHS. ICE. AMERICAN GREATNESS.

BREAKING 11/3: NEW JERSEY — ICE SAYS ANDREA MORZETTA, AN ITALIAN NATIONAL, WAS ARRESTED BY ICE AND CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE FIRST LINE SAYS ITALIAN CITIZEN AND SANCTUARY NEW JERSEY. THE BODY SAYS ITALIAN NATIONAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING CITIZEN AND NATIONAL. THE POST SAYS MORZETTA ALLEGEDLY CAST BALLOTS IN FOUR FEDERAL ELECTIONS. ALLEGEDLY IS THE POST. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE YEARS OF THE ELECTIONS. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO PHOTO ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS AGE 72, LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, THE NOVEMBER 2024 GENERAL ELECTION, A CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION CHARGE, AND THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN. THIS POST PRINTS FOUR FEDERAL ELECTIONS AND SANCTUARY NEW JERSEY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO. ICE POSTED AT 9:24 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: WASHINGTON — DHS AND ICE QUOTE-POST BILL MELUGIN ON NEW HSI VOTER CASES. DHS POSTED AT 8:56 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED AT 8:08 A.M. PACIFIC. MELUGIN POSTED AT 7:47 A.M. PACIFIC. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS OUR MESSAGE TO ALIENS WHO VOTE IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS IS CLEAR: WE WILL FIND YOU, ARREST YOU, AND YOU WILL FACE THE CONSEQUENCES, INCLUDING CRIMINAL CHARGES AND DEPORTATION. THE ICE CAPTION SAYS WHAT THEY SAY NEVER HAPPENS KEEPS HAPPENING. THE ICE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS WHO UNLAWFULLY CAST BALLOTS WILL BE FOUND AND PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW. FOUND AND FULLEST ARE IN CAPITALS IN THE ICE POST. MELUGIN SAYS HSI ANNOUNCED NEW PROSECUTIONS OF NON-CITIZENS ACCUSED OF VOTING ILLEGALLY. MELUGIN SAYS MAKSIM SHAKIROV, AN UZBEK NATIONAL IN WYOMING, FALSELY ATTESTED TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN AND VOTED, AND WAS CAUGHT AFTER THE STATE BEGAN USING THE FEDERAL SAVE PROGRAM TO CHECK VOTER ROLLS AGAINST DHS DATABASES. MELUGIN SAYS SHAKIROV HAS PLEADED GUILTY TO VOTING AS AN ALIEN AND IS SCHEDULED TO BE SENTENCED IN JANUARY. MELUGIN DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON THAT SENTENCING. AN OCT. 29 ITEM ON THIS PAGE SPELLED THE NAME MAKSIM SHAKIRON AND SAID CARBON CO. THIS POST SPELLS SHAKIROV AND SAYS WYOMING. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. MELUGIN SAYS HSI IS ANNOUNCING THE ARREST OF ROSANNY FABRE VILLA, A DOMINICAN NON-CITIZEN, FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN PENNSYLVANIA IN THE 2024 ELECTION. HER CHARGE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE NOV. 2 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE. THIS LINE IS THE ARREST ANNOUNCEMENT. MELUGIN SAYS ELIEZER KADOCH, A FRENCH NATIONAL, PLEADED GUILTY TO ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2020, 2022, AND 2024 ELECTIONS IN NEW JERSEY, AND FALSELY CLAIMED IN A 2023 APPLICATION FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP THAT HE HAD NEVER VOTED OR CLAIMED U.S. CITIZENSHIP. MELUGIN SAYS KADOCH WILL PERFORM 50 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE, PAY A $1,000 FINE, AND BE ON PROBATION FOR ONE YEAR. A GUILTY PLEA IS THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. DHS. ICE. MELUGIN.

BREAKING 11/3: TULSA — HSI SAYS IT ARRESTED A FILIPINO NATIONAL ON ALLEGED FEDERAL ELECTION FRAUD, FALSE CITIZENSHIP CLAIMS, AND FALSE STATEMENTS IN VOTER REGISTRATION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE POST SAYS THEY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2022 BY FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP UNDER OATH, VOTED IN THE NOVEMBER 2022 FEDERAL PRIMARY ELECTION, AND WERE ARRESTED WHILE RETURNING HOME FROM WORK WHILE A NATURALIZATION APPLICATION WAS PENDING. ALLEGED IS THE POST. THE POST SAYS THEY. THIS IS NOT SIRGALAHAD CAMUA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED AT 6:23 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED THE SAME WORDS LESS THAN A MINUTE LATER. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. HSI. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: SALINAS — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE REQUESTS TRANSFER OF CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, CALIFORNIA JAIL CHOOSES LOCKDOWN INSTEAD. THE DATELINE READS SALINAS, CALIF. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE RELEASE SAYS ON OCT. 27, SIX ICE AGENTS ARRIVED AT THE MONTEREY COUNTY JAIL REQUESTING CUSTODY TRANSFER OF THREE SUSPECTED CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE RELEASE NAMES EDUARDO CASTRO-LOPEZ, ALSO KNOWN AS JORDAN EDUARDO YAC; JOSE LUIS QUINONES, ALSO KNOWN AS JOSE MANUEL GARCIA; AND ANGELINA RAMIREZ-SEPULVEDA. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SUSPECTS HAVE PRIOR ARRESTS FOR DUI, DRUG OFFENSES, AND PROVIDING FALSE IDENTIFICATION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT ASSIGN EACH OFFENSE TO EACH NAME. THE RELEASE SAYS MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF TINA M. NIETO PLACED THE FACILITY ON LOCKDOWN FOR ABOUT THREE HOURS AFTER A CROWD OF PROTESTERS BEGAN TO FORM. THE RELEASE SAYS NONE OF THE SUSPECTS WERE TURNED OVER TO ICE DURING THE LOCKDOWN. THE RELEASE SAYS BY THE NEXT DAY THE ONLINE CUSTODY LOG SHOWED CASTRO-LOPEZ HAD BEEN RELEASED AND QUINONES WAS NO LONGER SHOWN AS IN CUSTODY. RAMIREZ-SEPULVEDA REMAINED IN CUSTODY. ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS MICAH BOCK SAYS A LOCAL COUNTY SUPERVISOR TOLD THE ICE OFFICERS THAT THE SHERIFF WOULD NOT RELEASE THE INMATES TO THEM. THE OCT. 28 ICE POST ON THIS LOCKDOWN IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DID NOT PRINT THESE THREE NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT POST WITH THESE NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/3: BOSTON — ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED WILSON ESTUARDO SUAREZ LESANO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, FOLLOWING HIS RELEASE FROM CONNECTICUT DOC CUSTODY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN THE NAME. AN EARLIER ITEM ON THIS PAGE USED A HYPHEN ONLY TO SAY ANOTHER MAN IS NOT WILSON ESTUARDO SUAREZ-LESANO. THIS POST IS THE ARREST. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE HYPHEN. THE POST SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR COMMERCIAL SEXUAL ABUSE, ATTEMPT TO COMMIT ILLEGAL SEXUAL CONTACT, AND SECOND-DEGREE ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SEXUAL ASSAULT. THAT SENTENCE RUNS ACROSS TWO POSTS IN THE THREAD. NO AGE. NO CITY OF THE ARREST. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE BOSTON POSTED AT 3:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 3, 2026. BOSTON.

BREAKING 11/2: NEW YORK — HSI AND ICE POST ON FRANCISCO MANUEL BERMUDEZ CAGUA AND LOS CHONEROS. BOTH POSTS SAY ALLEGEDLY. BOTH POSTS SAY THIS EXTRADITION. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A COURT. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A DATE OF EXTRADITION. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT THE CHARGES. THE POSTS CALL LOS CHONEROS A FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION. THE THIRD PARAGRAPH IS NOT THE SAME. HSI PRINTS @HSTFNCC AND SAYS HSI IS DRIVING THE EFFORT. ICE PRINTS HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE AND SAYS @HSI_HQ IS DRIVING THE EFFORT. BOTH POSTS SAY HSI NEW YORK. A PHOTO IS ON EACH POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI AND ICE POSTED AT 8:00 P.M. PACIFIC ON NOVEMBER 2, AFTER THE EARLIER UPDATE ON THIS PAGE. THE OCT. 30 DEA RELEASE IS NOT THE POST. THE DEA RELEASE SAYS BERMUDEZ CAGUA, ALSO KNOWN AS CHURRON, WAS EXTRADITED FROM ECUADOR TO THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK ON OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS A SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT CHARGES INTERNATIONAL COCAINE DISTRIBUTION CONSPIRACY, INTERNATIONAL COCAINE DISTRIBUTION, AND USE OF FIREARMS IN FURTHERANCE OF DRUG TRAFFICKING. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS TO BE ARRAIGNED IN BROOKLYN BEFORE MAGISTRATE JUDGE PEGGY KUO. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. ALLEGEDLY IS THE HSI POST. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HSI. ICE. DEA.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE THAT WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE TITLE READS DHS BLASTS CALIFORNIA SANCTUARY POLITICIANS FOR RELEASING NEARLY 24,000 CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN MURDERERS, CHILD ABUSERS, KIDNAPPERS, AND GANG MEMBERS FROM JAIL BACK ONTO THE STREET. THE RELEASE DATE READS NOVEMBER 2, 2026. THE DHS PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 11/03/2026. THE RELEASE SAYS SINCE JANUARY 20, 2025, CALIFORNIA HAS RELEASED NEARLY 24,000 CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM JAIL BACK INTO AMERICAN COMMUNITIES. THE RELEASE SAYS MORE THAN 81,000 CRIMINAL CHARGES OR CONVICTIONS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THESE NON-HONORED DETAINERS, INCLUDING 169 HOMICIDES, 147 SEXUAL ASSAULTS, 1,088 DRUG TRAFFICKING CHARGES, 1,097 ASSAULTS, AND 3,295 BURGLARIES. THE RELEASE NAMES TEN PEOPLE IT SAYS COUNTIES RELEASED AFTER ICE LODGED A DETAINER. URSULO MONTENEGRO MARTINEZ, OF MEXICO. CONVICTIONS FOR HOMICIDE — NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER WITH A WEAPON, POSSESSION OF A NARCOTIC CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, TRANSPORT/SELL NARCOTICS/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, AND ILLEGAL ENTRY. LOS ANGELES COUNTY. DETAINER JUNE 23, 2025. TARON GORGOYAN, OF ARMENIA. CONVICTIONS FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, ASSAULT LIKELY TO PRODUCE GREAT BODILY INJURY, IDENTITY THEFT, AND DISTURBING THE PEACE. LOS ANGELES COUNTY. DETAINER MARCH 6, 2026. SALVADOR JESUS SERPAS-HERNANDEZ, OF EL SALVADOR. THE RELEASE SAYS REBELS 13. CONVICTIONS FOR MURDER, CRUELTY TO A CHILD: POSSIBLE INJURY/DEATH, BATTERY ON NON-COHABITANT FORMER SPOUSE, AND EXHIBITING A DEADLY WEAPON. LOS ANGELES COUNTY. DETAINER APRIL 1, 2026. NOE SILVA-CERVANTES, OF MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS INGLEWOOD 13. CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, ROBBERY, AND GRAND THEFT. LOS ANGELES COUNTY. DETAINER APRIL 9, 2025. JAVIER BALBUENA FERNANDEZ, OF CUBA. CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER AND ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON WITH THE INTENT TO CAUSE GREAT BODILY HARM. LOS ANGELES COUNTY. DETAINER APRIL 22, 2025. CARLOS ALBERTO AMAYA-VELASQUEZ, OF EL SALVADOR. CONVICTIONS FOR FELONY ACCESSORY AFTER THE FACT AND RECEIVING KNOWN STOLEN PROPERTY. ARRESTS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, VEHICLE THEFT, POSSESSION OF A STOLEN VEHICLE, OBSTRUCTING A PUBLIC OFFICER, EVADING A PEACE OFFICER, AND CARRYING A LOADED FIREARM IN PUBLIC. SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY. DETAINER MAY 14, 2026. SAMUEL DARLING CRUZ FLORINO, OF MEXICO. CONVICTIONS FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, KIDNAPPING, AND PRISONER IN POSSESSION OF A WEAPON. SACRAMENTO COUNTY. DETAINER JUNE 1, 2026. AHMED ELGEHMBRI, OF LIBYA. CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, ASSAULT WITH FIREARM ON PERSON, DISCHARGE FIREARM FROM VEHICLE, SHOOTING AT INHABITED DWELLING/VEHICLE, AND CARRYING A LOADED FIREARM IN A PUBLIC PLACE. AMADOR COUNTY. DETAINER APRIL 22, 2026. JOSE PEREZ CHAPARRO-CHAPARRA, OF MEXICO. A CONVICTION FOR ILLEGAL ENTRY. ARRESTS FOR HOMICIDE, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A GUN, FIRING WEAPON, CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT BATTERY, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE, AND DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. DETAINER MARCH 16, 2026. WILBER ISMAEL ORTEZ-RAMOS, OF EL SALVADOR. ARRESTS FOR MURDER, CRUELTY TO CHILD: POSSIBLE INJURY OR DEATH, AND MAYHEM. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED ON THOSE THREE. SAN MATEO COUNTY. DETAINER JUNE 3, 2026. SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS CALIFORNIA SANCTUARY POLITICIANS RELEASED MURDERERS, CHILD ABUSERS, KIDNAPPERS, AND GANG MEMBERS BACK ONTO THE STREET. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: SAN ANTONIO — ICE PUBLISHES A DETAINEE DEATH NOTICE THAT WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE TITLE READS ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA PASSES AWAY IN TEXAS AFTER LENGTHY HOSPITAL STAY. FRAN GREGORY PORTILLO-ZAPATA, 53, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, DIED OCT. 29, 2026, AT NORTH CENTRAL BAPTIST HOSPITAL IN SAN ANTONIO. ICE SAYS HE WAS DETAINED AT THE KARNES COUNTY IMMIGRATION PROCESSING CENTER AND WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL ON SEPT. 30. ICE SAYS HE SUFFERED FROM SEVERE SEPSIS, ACUTE PANCREATITIS, AND END-STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE. ICE SAYS THE OFFICIAL CAUSE OF DEATH REMAINS PENDING FURTHER MEDICAL EXAMINATION. ICE SAYS BORDER PATROL ENCOUNTERED HIM IN JUNE 2023 AND REMOVED HIM TO MEXICO. ICE SAYS ON JULY 12, 2023, HE ATTEMPTED TO ENTER ILLEGALLY AGAIN AND WAS RELEASED ON AN ORDER OF RECOGNIZANCE WITH A NOTICE TO APPEAR. ICE SAYS ON AUG. 30, 2026, ICE SAN ANTONIO TOOK HIM INTO CUSTODY WITHOUT INCIDENT AFTER A VEHICLE STOP, WHILE REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS WERE PENDING. ICE SAYS IT NOTIFIED NEXT OF KIN AND THE VENEZUELAN EMBASSY. THIS IS NOT GERADO BALCAZAR-PORTILLO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: LOS ANGELES — ICE SAYS IT HANDED NESTOR JAVIER BANDA CASA TO ECUADORAN OFFICIALS. THE FIRST LINE IS IN CAPITALS. IT READS ACCUSED OF RAPING A MINOR IN ECUADOR, HE HID IN SANCTUARY LA. THE BODY SAYS ACCUSED OF HAVING SEX WITH A MINOR. THE BODY DOES NOT PRINT RAPING. THE FIRST LINE PRINTS RAPING. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. ACCUSED IS THE POST. THAT LINE IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. ICE SAYS @EROLOSANGELES ARRESTED 37-YEAR-OLD NESTOR JAVIER BANDA CASA, A FUGITIVE ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, IN CALIFORNIA ON OCT. 13. THE POST PRINTS FUGITIVE ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST SAYS HE HAD BEEN HIDING IN SANCTUARY LOS ANGELES FOR NEARLY THREE YEARS AFTER AN ORDER WAS ISSUED TO LOCATE AND ARREST HIM IN JANUARY 2024. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN HE’D. THE LAST LINE SAYS ICE HANDED HIM TO ECUADORAN OFFICIALS TO FACE JUSTICE. THE POST PRINTS ECUADORAN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ECUADORIAN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT 12. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 15. AN OCT. 19 ICE LOS ANGELES POST IS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST PRINTED OCT. 15, PRINTED RAPING A 12-YEAR-OLD CHILD, AND SAID HE REMAINS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL TO ECUADOR. THIS NOV. 2 POST PRINTS OCT. 13 AND SAYS ICE HANDED HIM OVER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. A VIDEO ON THE POST RUNS ABOUT 45 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 4:05 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: OPERATION GUARDIAN — SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS A NEW CAPTION. THIS IS NOT THE 7:57 A.M. PACIFIC DHS POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST PRINTED OVER 230 AND OVER 40. THIS POST PRINTS MORE THAN 230 AND 40+. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FIGURES. THE FIRST LINE SAYS THANKS TO THE PATRIOTS AT @ICEGOV AND OUR STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERS, OPERATION GUARDIAN WAS A SUCCESS. THE NEXT LINE SAYS IN JUST THREE DAYS, WE ARRESTED MORE THAN 230 ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS 15 STATES, INCLUDING 40+ WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSES. THE POST PRINTS 40+ AS ONE TOKEN. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN DRIVER’S. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT TULSA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A STATE LIST. THE NEXT LINE SAYS THIS IS WHAT EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERSHIPS LOOK LIKE: WORKING TOGETHER TO GET THREATS OFF OUR ROADS AND PROTECT THE HOMELAND. THE LAST LINE SAYS @POTUS TRUMP PROMISED TO MAKE AMERICAN ROADS SAFE AGAIN, THEN AN EM DASH, THEN AND WE’RE DELIVERING. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN WE’RE. MAKE AMERICAN ROADS SAFE AGAIN IS TITLE CASE IN THE POST. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 3:42 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. MULLIN.

BREAKING 11/2: TULSA — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS SECRETARY MULLIN ANNOUNCES RESULTS OF OPERATION GUARDIAN CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSES. THE DECK SAYS OPERATION GUARDIAN ARRESTED MORE THAN 230 ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING MORE THAN 40 CDL HOLDERS IN 72 HOURS. THE 7:57 A.M. PACIFIC DHS POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS OVER 230 AND OVER 40. THE 3:42 P.M. MULLIN POST ABOVE PRINTS MORE THAN 230 AND 40+. THIS RELEASE PRINTS MORE THAN 230 AND MORE THAN 40 IN THE DECK. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FIGURES. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS ON MONDAY SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN HOSTED A PRESS CONFERENCE IN OKLAHOMA. THE LEAD SAYS THE OPERATION ARRESTED HUNDREDS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING DOZENS WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSES. THE LEAD PRINTS HUNDREDS. THE LEAD PRINTS DOZENS. THE DECK PRINTS MORE THAN 230 AND MORE THAN 40. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING HUNDREDS WITH MORE THAN 230. THE BODY SAYS THE OPERATION RAN FROM OCTOBER 26 TO OCTOBER 28, SPANNED 15 STATES, AND RESULTED IN THE ARRESTS OF MORE THAN 230 ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING MORE THAN 40 CDL HOLDERS. THE PRESS CONFERENCE WAS AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF MELTON TRUCK LINES, IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA. THE RELEASE NAMES MELTON TRUCK LINES CEO BOB PETERSON, PRESIDENT ROBERT RAGAN, SENIOR ADVISOR RICHARD SCHROYER, ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR RUSSELL HOTT, OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSIONER TIM TIPTON, COLONEL FREEMAN MARTIN OF THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, AND COLONEL JOE WILLIAMS OF THE OKLAHOMA HIGHWAY PATROL. THE RELEASE SAYS MULLIN PARTICIPATED IN A CLOSED-DOOR ROUNDTABLE BEFORE THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE QUOTE SAYS IN JUST THREE DAYS, WE ARRESTED MORE THAN 230 ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING OVER 40 ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSES, ACROSS 15 STATES. THE QUOTE PRINTS OVER 40. THE DECK PRINTS MORE THAN 40. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING OVER AND MORE THAN. THE QUOTE SAYS OUR ROADS ARE SAFER WITH THESE ILLEGAL ALIENS NO LONGER BEHIND THE WHEELS OF SEMI-TRUCKS. THE QUOTE PRINTS MAKE AMERICAN ROADS SAFE AGAIN. IN ONE NOTABLE ARREST ON OCTOBER 26, THE OKLAHOMA HIGHWAY PATROL STOPPED A VEHICLE ON I-35 AFTER THEY OBSERVED THE DRIVER LOOKING DOWN AT HIS CELL PHONE. A REGISTRATION CHECK SHOWED THE VEHICLE HAD BEEN REPORTED STOLEN IN TEXAS. THE RELEASE NAMES LUIS ARMANDO GARLO RODRIGUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS. THE RELEASE SAYS HE RESISTED ARREST AND BROKE THE TROOPER’S ARM BEFORE FLEEING ON FOOT. THE RELEASE SAYS ADDITIONAL OFFICERS TRACKED HIM DOWN AND ARRESTED HIM. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI TULSA HAS FILED CHARGES AGAINST RODRIGUEZ FOR ASSAULTING, RESISTING, AND IMPEDING CERTAIN OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES. FILED CHARGES IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO AGE. THE NEXT DAY, OCTOBER 27, THE OKLAHOMA HIGHWAY PATROL STOPPED A VEHICLE ON I-40. THE RELEASE SAYS ALL SEVEN OCCUPANTS WERE ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING AN UNACCOMPANIED CHILD. THE RELEASE PRINTS UAC. THE DRIVER WAS ARTURO ALVARADO-ISLAS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES AT AN UNKNOWN DATE AND LOCATION AND WAS TURNED OVER TO ICE CUSTODY THE SAME DAY. NO AGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE OTHER SIX NAMES. THE STATES LISTED: ALABAMA, ARKANSAS, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, INDIANA, IOWA, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, AND TEXAS. THE RELEASE SAYS ON SEPTEMBER 25, 2026, ICE LAUNCHED OPERATION GUARDRAIL. THE RELEASE SAYS AS OF OCTOBER 29, ICE HAS ARRESTED 303 ALIENS THROUGH OPERATION GUARDRAIL. THE RELEASE SAYS FROM JANUARY 20, 2025 TO OCTOBER 28, 2026, ICE HAS MADE AND 1,233 ARRESTS INVOLVING CDL HOLDERS. THE RELEASE PRINTS MADE AND. THIS PAGE IS NOT DELETING AND. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: LOS ANGELES — ICE LOS ANGELES SAYS IT ARRESTED JUAN CARLOS REYES CHAVEZ, 25, OF MEXICO, ON OCT. 28. THE POST SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST SAYS REYES FLED TO THE UNITED STATES TO EVADE JUSTICE IN MEXICO, WHERE HE IS WANTED FOR RAPE. WANTED IS THE POST. THIS POST DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. THE POST SAYS HE WILL REMAIN IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY IN MEXICO. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. A VIDEO ON THE POST RUNS ABOUT 81 SECONDS. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE LOS ANGELES POSTED AT 2:20 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. LOS ANGELES.

BREAKING 11/1: SAN DIEGO — THE COAST GUARD PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS COAST GUARD SOUTHWEST DISTRICT INTERDICTS 37 ALIENS OFF CALIFORNIA, BETWEEN OCT. 5-30. THE DATELINE READS SAN DIEGO. THE LEAD SAYS THE COAST GUARD APPREHENDED 37 ALIENS OFF THE COAST OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BETWEEN OCT. 5 AND 30. THE LEAD SAYS ALIENS. THE INCIDENT LINES SAY SUSPECTED ALIENS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 5 POINT LOMA RELEASE OF 10 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE SANTA BARBARA ISLAND NARWHAL RELEASE OF 24 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN OCT. 5 INCIDENT IN THE BODY. THIS PAGE IS NOT FOLDING THAT EARLIER CASE INTO THIS 37. ON OCT. 9, AN MSST BOATCREW INTERDICTED 13 SUSPECTED ALIENS ABOARD A 24-FOOT VESSEL APPROXIMATELY 7 MILES OFF SAN DIEGO. THE RELEASE SAYS THEY WERE TRANSFERRED TO IMPERIAL BEACH BORDER PATROL AGENTS AT BALLAST POINT. LATER THAT SAME DAY, THE CREW OF COAST GUARD CUTTER NARWHAL, WPB 87335, INTERDICTED 23 SUSPECTED ALIENS ABOARD A 25-FOOT CUDDY-CABIN VESSEL NEAR SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. THE RELEASE SAYS THE NARWHAL CREW TRANSPORTED THEM TO COAST GUARD BASE LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH, WHERE THEY WERE TRANSFERRED TO CBP. THE RELEASE SAYS A COAST GUARD STATION CHANNEL ISLANDS CREW SEIZED THE VESSEL AND TRANSFERRED IT TO CBP. ON OCT. 17, WATCHSTANDERS DETECTED A SUSPICIOUS PERSONAL WATERCRAFT TRAVELING AT HIGH SPEED OFF POINT LOMA AND DIVERTED AN MSST HONOLULU BOATCREW. THE RELEASE SAYS THE OPERATOR FAILED TO COMPLY, A PURSUIT ENSUED, AND COAST GUARD PERSONAL WATERCRAFT WERE DIVERTED TO ASSIST. THE RELEASE SAYS THE VESSEL STRUCK A WAVE AND CAPSIZED. THE RELEASE SAYS THE BOATCREW APPREHENDED THE PASSENGER, WHILE THE OPERATOR SWAM ASHORE AND EVADED AUTHORITIES. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. THE RELEASE SAYS THE COAST GUARD WORKS CLOSELY WITH FEDERAL AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS TO DISRUPT HUMAN SMUGGLING OPERATIONS AND ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THOSE AT SEA. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING 13, 23, AND THE PASSENGER INTO A NEW TOTAL. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 1, 2026. COAST GUARD.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — DHS QUOTE-POSTS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS EVERY SINGLE DAY, THE MEN AND WOMEN OF @HSI_HQ ARE WORKING TO EXPOSE VOTER FRAUD. THE NEXT LINE SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP, @THEJUSTICEDEPT AND DHS ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO FIND, ARREST, AND PROSECUTE THESE NON-CITIZEN VOTERS. THE POST PRINTS NON-CITIZEN WITH A HYPHEN. THE LAST LINE SAYS ONLY AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD BE ELECTING AMERICA’S LEADERS, AND THOSE WHO VIOLATE OUR ELECTION LAWS WILL FACE JUSTICE. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN AMERICA’S. FACE JUSTICE IS NOT IN CAPITALS. THE HSI POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS JUSTICE IN CAPITALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 63. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT FOUR. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT SAY FOREIGN NATIONALS. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ALLEGEDLY. THOSE LINES ARE THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES CHARGES INVOLVING 63 INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS, IN CONNECTION WITH ILLEGAL VOTING, FRAUDULENT VOTER REGISTRATION, AND RELATED ELECTION CRIMES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. INCLUDING FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS IS IN CAPITALS. THE QUOTED POST OPENS WITH A SIREN EMOJI AND A BALLOT-BOX EMOJI. THE QUOTED POST QUOTES @AGTODDBLACHE. HE SAYS TODAY’S ANNOUNCEMENT MARKS THE LARGEST SURGE OF VOTER-FRAUD ARRESTS SINCE @POTUS TRUMP RETURNED TO OFFICE. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN TODAY’S. THE POST PRINTS A HYPHEN IN VOTER-FRAUD. HE SAYS THESE FOREIGN NATIONALS ALLEGEDLY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE TRUST OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND FLOUTED THE LAWS THAT GOVERN OUR NATION’S ELECTIONS. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN NATION’S. ALLEGEDLY IS THE QUOTED POST. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. HE SAYS THIS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WILL CONTINUE INVESTIGATING AND PROSECUTING VOTER FRAUD TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN OUR ELECTORAL SYSTEM. THE QUOTED POST SAYS READ MORE ABOUT EACH VOTER FRAUD CASE. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT 195. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT 239. THOSE FIGURES ARE IN THE WRITTEN RELEASE IN THE NEXT ITEM. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE POST AND THE RELEASE. A VIDEO ON THE QUOTED POST RUNS ABOUT 24 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT POSTED AT 1:42 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. JUSTICE.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES CHARGES INVOLVING 63 INDIVIDUALS FOR ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. THE RELEASE DATE READS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2026. THE LEAD SAYS TODAY, THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED CHARGES INVOLVING 63 INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS. INCLUDING FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS IS NOT IN CAPITALS. THE X POST ABOVE PRINTS THOSE FOUR WORDS IN CAPITALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE LEAD SAYS ILLEGAL VOTING, FRAUDULENT VOTER REGISTRATION, AND RELATED ELECTION CRIMES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS THE CASES INCLUDE VOTING BY ALIENS IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS, FALSE CLAIMS OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO REGISTER TO VOTE OR TO VOTE, AND THE FRAUDULENT SUBMISSION OF A VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION IN ANOTHER STATE. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. ATTORNEY GENERAL TODD BLANCHE SAYS TODAY’S ANNOUNCEMENT MARKS THE LARGEST SURGE OF VOTER-FRAUD ARRESTS SINCE PRESIDENT TRUMP RETURNED TO OFFICE. THE X POST PRINTS @POTUS TRUMP AND @AGTODDBLACHE. THIS RELEASE PRINTS PRESIDENT TRUMP AND ATTORNEY GENERAL TODD BLANCHE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. HE SAYS THESE FOREIGN NATIONALS ALLEGEDLY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE TRUST OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. ALLEGEDLY IS THE RELEASE. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS IN THE LAST NINE WEEKS ALONE, THE DEPARTMENT HAS CHARGED 195 ALIENS ACROSS 25 STATES WITH ILLEGAL VOTING AND REGISTRATION OFFENSES. THE NEXT SENTENCE SAYS SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THIS ADMINISTRATION, WE HAVE CHARGED 239 PEOPLE WITH VOTING FRAUD-RELATED OFFENSES. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CAPITAL A IN ADMINISTRATION. THE RELEASE PRINTS WE. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN VOTING FRAUD-RELATED. THE NINE-WEEK LINE SAYS ALIENS. THE ADMINISTRATION LINE SAYS PEOPLE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. THE X POST ABOVE DOES NOT PRINT 195. THE X POST ABOVE DOES NOT PRINT 239. THE RELEASE SAYS CASE DETAILS ARE AS FOLLOWS. THE RELEASE PRINTS THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN ON FOUR NAME LINES. THOSE FOUR ARE BENITO COVARRUBIAS INIGUEZ, ALI KHAN, MOHAMMAD HACHIBUR RAHMAN, AND SELVIN PORFIDIO GONZALEZ ESCOBAR. THE OTHER NAMED DEFENDANTS IN THIS RELEASE ARE NOT CALLED ILLEGAL ALIENS. ROBERT GLENN JOHNSON IS NOT CALLED AN ALIEN. JENNIFER JUNG IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT JENNIFER JUNG. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. BENITO COVARRUBIAS INIGUEZ, 64, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CHARGED WITH MAKING A FALSE CLAIM OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP IN ORDER TO VOTE IN A FEDERAL ELECTION. THE LINE DOES NOT PRINT ALLEGEDLY. THE LINE DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS. THE OPENER SAYS FIVE ALIENS, INCLUDING AN ILLEGAL ALIEN, HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. ALI KHAN, 33, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS KHAN ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. NIGERIAN NATIONAL MOHAMMED OMAR HASSAN, 61, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS HASSAN ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. MEXICAN NATIONAL DIEGO BENAVIDES RODRIGUEZ, 29, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP. MEXICAN NATIONAL JOSE VASQUEZ-MENDOZA, 51, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS VASQUEZ-MENDOZA ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2022 SPECIAL ELECTION FOR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 34. MEXICAN NATIONAL KAREN HINOJOSA-MARTINEZ, 37, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH LYING ON IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS AFTER ALLEGEDLY VOTING IN A FEDERAL ELECTION. DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. MOHAMMAD HACHIBUR RAHMAN, 33, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM BANGLADESH, IS CHARGED BY INFORMATION WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING. THE LINE PRINTS IS CHARGED. THE RELEASE SAYS RAHMAN ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE NOVEMBER 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS THE ELECTION WAS HELD IN PART FOR THE PURPOSE OF SELECTING A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, OR MEMBER OF THE U.S. SENATE OR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. THE OPENER SAYS NINE ALIENS, INCLUDING AN ILLEGAL ALIEN, HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. SELVIN PORFIDIO GONZALEZ ESCOBAR, 43, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA LIVING IN ROBESON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS HE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2020 AND VOTED IN THE 2024 AND 2020 GENERAL ELECTIONS. THAT SENTENCE DOES NOT PRINT ALLEGEDLY. ITALIAN AND BRITISH NATIONAL AMERIGO DI NOLFI, 53, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS DI NOLFI ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2024 AND VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. KENYAN NATIONAL ELIZABETH MARGARET CRUDUP, 52, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS CRUDUP ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2008 AND VOTED IN NINE GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 2024, 2022, 2020, 2018, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2010, AND 2008, AS WELL AS NINE PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN 2026, 2024, 2022, 2020, 2018, 2016, 2014, 2010, AND 2008. THE PRIMARY LIST PRINTS 2026. THE PRIMARY LIST DOES NOT PRINT 2012. THE GENERAL LIST PRINTS 2012. THE GENERAL LIST DOES NOT PRINT 2026. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LISTS. BERMUDAN NATIONAL GREGORY EUGENE WADE, 64, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE PRINTS BERMUDAN. THE RELEASE SAYS WADE ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2000 AND VOTED IN 12 GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 2024, 2022, 2020, 2018, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008, 2004, 2002, AND 2000, AS WELL AS THE 2020 AND 2002 PRIMARY ELECTIONS. SINGAPOREAN NATIONAL JACQUELINE YVONNE PAPANDREOU BROWN, 63, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS BROWN ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2020 AND VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. JAMAICAN NATIONAL KARL ANTHONY WILKINS, 62, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS WILKINS ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2018 AND VOTED IN THE 2024, 2022, AND 2020 GENERAL ELECTIONS, AS WELL AS THE 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION IN WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. COLOMBIAN NATIONAL PATRICIA ELENA VALENCIA CARDONA, 56, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS CARDONA REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2024 AND VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. THAT SENTENCE DOES NOT PRINT ALLEGEDLY. UNITED KINGDOM NATIONAL RICHARD JOHN REID, 62, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS REID REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2002 AND VOTED IN FOUR GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 2024, 2020, 2012, AND 2008, AS WELL AS THE 2012 AND 2008 PRIMARY ELECTIONS. THAT SENTENCE DOES NOT PRINT ALLEGEDLY. CANADIAN NATIONAL TASO GRETES, 58, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS GRETES ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2022 AND VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. THIS IS NOT JENNIFER JUNG. THIS IS NOT MONIQUE GIGNAC-YOCHUM. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. THE OPENER SAYS FIVE ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. THE OPENER DOES NOT SAY INCLUDING AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. NO AGES ON THESE FIVE. DUTCH NATIONAL ADRIANUS MARINUS VAN DER STAAK, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH ONE COUNT OF KNOWINGLY MAKING A FALSE STATEMENT OR CLAIM OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. MEXICAN NATIONAL SAIDA ADALI HIRACHETE OLIVAREZ, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH THOSE SAME TWO COUNTS. CUBAN NATIONAL JUAN FLORENCIO RAMOS, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH THOSE SAME TWO COUNTS. BARBADIAN NATIONAL PHILLIP ALEXANDER CARTER, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH THOSE SAME TWO COUNTS. ARGENTINIAN NATIONAL YAMILA AVALOS, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INFORMATION WITH ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE AVALOS LINE PRINTS INFORMATION. THE AVALOS LINE DOES NOT PRINT THE FALSE-STATEMENT COUNT. THE OCT. 30 HSI CAROLINAS CARDS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE DO NOT PRINT THESE NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MATCHING A CARD TO A NAME. WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. THE OPENER SAYS FOUR ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. NIGERIAN NATIONAL MICHAEL AGAH, 74, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND MAKING A FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE. THE RELEASE SAYS AGAH ALLEGEDLY FALSELY STATED AND CLAIMED THAT HE WAS A U.S. CITIZEN ON AN AUTHORIZATION TO VOTE FORM. THE RELEASE SAYS THEN ON NOV. 5, 2024, AGAH VOTED IN A FEDERAL ELECTION. DOMINICAN NATIONAL LUIS ALBERTO DEJESUS, 50, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN A FEDERAL ELECTION AND MAKING A FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE. THE RELEASE SAYS IT IS ALLEGED THAT DEJESUS FALSELY STATED ON AN EARLY VOTING APPLICATION THAT HE WAS A U.S. CITIZEN AND THEREAFTER VOTED ON OCT. 30, 2024. FRENCH NATIONAL SERGE CHRISTIAN DUPONT, 57, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND MAKING A FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE. THE RELEASE PRINTS DUPONT,57 WITH NO SPACE AFTER THE COMMA. THE RELEASE SAYS IT IS ALLEGED THAT ON NOV. 5, 2024, DUPONT MADE A FALSE STATEMENT AND CLAIMED THAT HE WAS A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES ON AN AUTHORIZATION TO VOTE FORM. THE RELEASE SAYS DUPONT THEN DID VOTE ON THE SAME DAY IN A FEDERAL ELECTION. THE LINE PRINTS THEN DID VOTE. ST. KITTS AND NEVIS NATIONAL EDREAD RAY STANLEY, 63, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS IT IS ALLEGED THAT STANLEY, KNOWING THAT HE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN, KNOWINGLY VOTED ON NOV. 5, 2024, IN A FEDERAL ELECTION. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. THE OPENER SAYS THREE ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. THE NAME LINES DO NOT REPEAT THE WORD CHARGED. JAMAICAN NATIONAL GARFIELD ST. VINCENT BRUCE, 48, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION HELD IN PART FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, MEMBER OF THE U.S. SENATE, OR MEMBER OF THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND ALLEGEDLY FALSELY AND WILLFULLY REPRESENTED HIMSELF TO BE A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES IN A TENNESSEE VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION IN 2024. HONDURAN NATIONAL MARIELA ELIZABETH AVILA ORTIZ, 33, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE LINE PRINTS HERSELF. THE REST OF THAT LINE MATCHES THE BRUCE LINE ON THE 2024 ELECTION AND THE 2024 TENNESSEE VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION. TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NATIONAL ALLISON MELISSA WILKES, 49, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE LINE PRINTS HERSELF. THE REST OF THAT LINE MATCHES THE BRUCE LINE. THE KHAN LINE PRINTS THE REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO. THE WILKES LINE PRINTS TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. WESTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. THE OPENER SAYS TWO ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. MEXICAN NATIONAL CESAR SANCHEZ CORREA, 44, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF UNLAWFUL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SANCHEZ CORREA ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY VOTED IN HAYWOOD COUNTY, TN IN THE 2024 ELECTION, AND ALLEGEDLY FALSELY AND WILLFULLY REPRESENTED HIMSELF TO BE A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES IN A TENNESSEE VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION. THE LINE PRINTS TN. GERMAN NATIONAL ANDREAS VAN DER WERF, 62, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH TWO COUNTS OF UNLAWFUL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS VAN DER WERF ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY VOTED IN FAYETTE COUNTY, TN IN BOTH THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS, AND ALLEGEDLY FALSELY AND WILLFULLY REPRESENTED HIMSELF TO BE A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES IN A TENNESSEE VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION. THE LINE PRINTS TN. EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. THE OPENER SAYS TWO ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING. IRAQI NATIONAL MARK ADWAR ODISHO, 30, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ON NOV. 5, 2024. THE RELEASE SAYS HE MADE HIS INITIAL APPEARANCE IN FEDERAL COURT ON OCT.29. THE RELEASE PRINTS OCT.29 WITH NO SPACE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON THAT APPEARANCE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT CLEVELAND. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT ARRESTED. FRENCH NATIONAL FREDERIC JEAN RENE SICARD, 50, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ON NOV. 5, 2024. THE RELEASE SAYS HE MADE HIS INITIAL APPEARANCE IN FEDERAL COURT ON OCT. 30, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS A SPACE IN OCT. 30. THE RELEASE PRINTS 2026. THESE TWO NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 30 HSI NASHVILLE ITEM. THAT ITEM DOES NOT PRINT LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT ON THESE TWO LINES. THAT ITEM DOES NOT PRINT THESE APPEARANCE DATES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE ARREST LINE ON THAT ITEM WITH THE APPEARANCE LINE IN THIS RELEASE. DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY. THE OPENER SAYS TWO ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. JAMAICAN NATIONAL ANTONIO MITCHELL, 54, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND UNLAWFULLY ATTEMPTING TO PROCURE U.S. CITIZENSHIP. THE RELEASE SAYS MITCHELL HAS ALSO BEEN CHARGED WITH AN ADDITIONAL COUNT OF MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS WHILE APPLYING FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP. THE RELEASE SAYS MITCHELL ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN-PERSON IN THE 2022 GENERAL ELECTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS IN-PERSON WITH A HYPHEN. THE RELEASE SAYS MITCHELL FALSELY CLAIMED THAT HE HAD NEVER REGISTERED TO VOTE OR VOTED IN ANY FEDERAL ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS AFTER SUBMITTING HIS APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION, THE RELEASE PRINTS N-400 IN PARENTHESES, MITCHELL WAS INTERVIEWED BY AN IMMIGRATION SERVICES OFFICER. THE RELEASE SAYS IN THAT INTERVIEW AND WHILE UNDER OATH, MITCHELL DENIED HAVING REGISTERED TO VOTE, OR HAVING VOTED, IN ANY FEDERAL ELECTION. ITALIAN NATIONAL ANDREA MORZETTA, 72, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND UNLAWFULLY ATTEMPTING TO PROCURE U.S. CITIZENSHIP. THE RELEASE SAYS MORZETTA ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN-PERSON IN THE NOVEMBER 2024 GENERAL ELECTION AND FALSELY CLAIMED THAT HE HAD NEVER REGISTERED TO VOTE OR VOTED IN ANY FEDERAL ELECTIONS WHEN APPLYING FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP. THE RELEASE PRINTS IN-PERSON WITH A HYPHEN. WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN. THE OPENER SAYS TWO ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. CANADIAN NATIONAL MONIQUE GIGNAC-YOCHUM, 60, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING AS AN ALIEN IN THE NOVEMBER 2022 AND NOVEMBER 2024 ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS GIGNAC-YOCHUM ALLEGEDLY VOTED, KNOWING SHE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN, IN PART FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICES OF MEMBER OF THE SENATE, MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, VICE PRESIDENT, AND PRESIDENT. THE ICE WRITTEN RELEASE BELOW PRINTS THIS NAME AND DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE AGE. CANADIAN NATIONAL RODGER DEDRICK, 66, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING AS AN ALIEN IN NOVEMBER 2024. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS ALSO CHARGED WITH FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP WHEN REGISTERING TO VOTE IN AUGUST 2024. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CAPITAL C IN CITIZENSHIP. THIS IS NOT JENNIFER JUNG. THIS IS NOT TASO GRETES. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. THE OPENER SAYS TWO ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. INDIAN NATIONAL POOJA PAWSE, 31, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS PAWSE ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION WHILE KNOWING THAT SHE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE PRINTS GENERAL ELECTION IN TITLE CASE. AFGHAN NATIONAL MOBIN TORA KHEIL, 33, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS KHEIL ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION WHILE KNOWING THAT HE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE PRINTS GENERAL ELECTION IN TITLE CASE. DISTRICT OF UTAH. SAMOAN NATIONAL VALELIA TOLEAFOA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. NO AGE. THE RELEASE SAYS TOLEAFOA ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN NOVEMBER 2024. WESTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI. CANADIAN NATIONAL CHRISTOPHER DOUCET, 68, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH FALSELY CLAIMING TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN IN ORDER TO REGISTER TO VOTE. THE RELEASE SAYS DOUCET ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN JANUARY 2024 AND VOTED IN A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT THE LIVING HOPE RESTORATION BRANCH POLLING PLACE IN INDEPENDENCE, MO. THE RELEASE PRINTS MO. WITH A PERIOD. THE LINE DOES NOT SAY A FEDERAL ELECTION. THIS IS NOT JENNIFER JUNG. DISTRICT OF NEVADA. THE OPENER SAYS FOUR ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING. NO AGES. ARGENTINIAN NATIONAL MARIELA DELIA MENDOZA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS MENDOZA ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN NOVEMBER 2024 IN AN ELECTION HELD IN PART FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, MEMBER OF THE SENATE, AND MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. SUDANESE NATIONAL MONEIR ELZOBIER ALI YOUSIF, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS YOUSIF ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN AN ELECTION HELD IN PART FOR THAT SAME PURPOSE. THE YOUSIF LINE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. THE YOUSIF LINE DOES NOT PRINT THE SENTENCE SHE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. AFGHAN NATIONAL KHALIDA SAFI, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SAFI ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN AN ELECTION HELD IN PART FOR THAT SAME PURPOSE. THE SAFI LINE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO NATIONAL MLEBINGE RIZIKI RAMADHANI, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING. THE OPENER SAYS ILLEGALLY VOTING. THE MENDOZA, YOUSIF, AND SAFI LINES SAY VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THIS LINE SAYS ILLEGALLY VOTING. THE RELEASE REPEATS THE FULL NAME AND SAYS MLEBINGE RIZIKI RAMADHANI ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN AN ELECTION HELD IN PART FOR THAT SAME PURPOSE. THE LINE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO. ROBERT GLENN JOHNSON, 63, OF ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, CHARGED FOR FRAUDULENTLY SUBMITTING A VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION IN NEW MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS JOHNSON ALLEGEDLY SUBMITTED A VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION TO THE BERNALILLO COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE BUREAU OF ELECTIONS IN ALBUQUERQUE FALSELY CLAIMING TO BE A NEW MEXICO RESIDENT. THE RELEASE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN CLERK’S. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ALIEN. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY HE VOTED. CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA. THE OPENER SAYS SIX ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS ON THEIR NATURALIZATION APPLICATIONS. THESE SIX NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE ESSAYLI POST. THAT POST PRINTS CITIES. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT PALMDALE, WEST HILLS, AGUA DULCE, OR CANOGA PARK. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CITIES. FILIPINO NATIONAL SIRGALAHAD CAMUA, 43, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS CAMUA ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN AUGUST 2009 BY FALSELY CLAIMING TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE SAYS HE VOTED BY MAIL-IN BALLOT IN MAY 2020, NOVEMBER 2024, AND JUNE 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS MAIL-IN. THE RELEASE SAYS IN MAY 2025, CAMUA FILED PAPERWORK SEEKING TO BECOME A NATURALIZED U.S. CITIZEN AND, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, FALSELY STATED THAT HE HAD NEITHER CLAIMED TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN NOR HAD HE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN U.S. ELECTIONS. MEXICAN NATIONAL KRYSTEL CAPI VALLE, 31, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS ON HER NATURALIZATION APPLICATIONS. THE LINE DOES NOT PRINT A COMMA AFTER RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS CAPI VALLE IN JUNE 2026 SWORE UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY ON HER NATURALIZATION FORM THAT SHE HAD NEVER CLAIMED TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN NOR HAD SHE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN U.S. ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS IN FACT, IN OCTOBER 2022 SHE ILLEGALLY REGISTERED TO VOTE BY LYING THAT SHE WAS A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE THEN ILLEGALLY VOTED BY MAIL-IN BALLOT IN THE NOVEMBER 2022 ELECTION. ISRAELI NATIONAL MORIA DAHAN, 35, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS DAHAN ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY REGISTERED TO VOTE AND VOTED IN PERSON ON NOV. 5, 2024. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE FALSELY CLAIMED UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE SAYS ON HER NATURALIZATION FORM DATED NOVEMBER 6, 2025, SHE FALSELY STATED UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT SHE NEVER CLAIMED TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN NOR HAD SHE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN A U.S. ELECTION. CANADIAN CITIZEN CHAD GOERTZ, 52, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE PRINTS CANADIAN CITIZEN. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT CANADIAN NATIONAL ON THAT LINE. THE RELEASE SAYS GOERTZ ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN APRIL 2018 AND ILLEGALLY VOTED BY MAIL IN THE NOVEMBER 2022 AND NOVEMBER 2024 U.S. ELECTIONS. THE GOERTZ LINE PRINTS BY MAIL. THE GOERTZ LINE DOES NOT PRINT MAIL-IN. THE RELEASE SAYS IN FEBRUARY 2026, GOERTZ LIED UNDER OATH ON HIS NATURALIZATION FORM WHEN HE DENIED HAVING EVER CLAIMED TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN AND DENIED HAVING EVER REGISTERED TO VOTE IN A U.S. ELECTION. IRANIAN NATIONAL MAHYAR NIKZAD, 35, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS NIKZAD ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY REGISTERED TO VOTE AND UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY CHECKED THE BOX ON HIS VOTER REGISTRATION FORM READING, I AM A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE SAYS RECORDS INDICATE THAT NIKZAD VOTED IN THE MARCH 2024 AND NOVEMBER 2024 U.S. ELECTIONS. THE LINE DOES NOT PRINT BY MAIL. THE LINE DOES NOT PRINT IN PERSON. THE RELEASE SAYS IN FEBRUARY 2026, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, HE FALSELY STATED THAT HE NEVER CLAIMED TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN AND DENIED EVER REGISTERING TO BECOME A U.S. VOTER. MEXICAN NATIONAL GILBERTO RUIZ, 46, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS RUIZ IN JULY 2022 ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE AND HE VOTED BY MAIL-IN BALLOT IN THREE ELECTIONS: NOVEMBER 2022, MARCH 2024, AND NOVEMBER 2024, FALSELY CLAIMING TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN. THE RELEASE SAYS IN AUGUST 2025, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, RUIZ DENIED EVER CLAIMING TO BE A U.S. CITIZEN AND DENIED HAVING EVER REGISTERED TO VOTE. GILBERTO RUIZ IS NOT ALBERTO RUIZ RUIZ. EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA. THE OPENER SAYS SIX ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING. FILIPINO NATIONAL LORIE JANE ALCALA, 44, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS ALCALA ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN NOVEMBER 2024 IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. FILIPINO NATIONAL EDITH SAN PEDRO CARTER, 59, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER 2024. PORTUGUESE NATIONAL MARIA JOAO BETTENCOURT, 49, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER 2024. PORTUGUESE NATIONAL ROSA BENTO SILVA ANDERSON, 26, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER 2024. FILIPINO NATIONAL JANELYN STEWART, 38, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER 2024. FILIPINO NATIONAL MERYLL JOY QUIRONG COSTI, 36, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE NOVEMBER 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE NOVEMBER 2022 MIDTERM ELECTION. THE COSTI LINE PRINTS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. THE COSTI LINE DOES NOT PRINT U.S. BEFORE PRESIDENTIAL. EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. MEXICAN NATIONAL JUAN MANUEL GUDINO, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. NO AGE. THE RELEASE SAYS GUDINO ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2022 AND VOTED IN THE 2022 GENERAL ELECTION. THIS IS NOT SANTIAGO GUDINO. THAT NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. THE OPENER SAYS FIVE ALIENS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION-RELATED CRIMES. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NATIONAL ROSANNY FABRE VILLA, 28, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH MAKING A FALSE STATEMENT OF CITIZENSHIP IN ORDER TO VOTE. THE RELEASE SAYS VILLA ALLEGEDLY SUBMITTED A VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION THAT SHE KNEW WAS FRAUDULENT, BECAUSE ON IT SHE FALSELY CLAIMED TO BE A UNITED STATES CITIZEN, WHEN, AS SHE KNEW, SHE WAS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. CANADIAN NATIONAL GAVIN MOIR, 55, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH FOUR COUNTS OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS MOIR ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 GENERAL ELECTIONS, AND THE 2022 AND 2026 PRIMARIES. THIS IS NOT JENNIFER JUNG. JAMAICAN NATIONAL ANTONIO LYTTLE, 68, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS LYTTLE ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. INDONESIAN NATIONAL WIDARTO, 56, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE PRINTS WIDARTO. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT ANOTHER NAME. THE RELEASE SAYS WIDARTO ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. FINNISH NATIONAL EIJA ANNIKKI YAROMA, 66, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS YAROMA ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. THE CLOSER SAYS A COMPLAINT, INDICTMENT, AND INFORMATION MERELY CONTAIN ACCUSATIONS. THE CLOSER SAYS ALL DEFENDANTS ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT IN A COURT OF LAW. THE RELEASE PRINTS PRESS RELEASE NUMBER 26-1308. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. THE PHOTO CAPTIONS REPEAT NATIONALITY, AGE, AND LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THEY DO NOT ADD A NEW CHARGE. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS UPDATED NOVEMBER 2, 2026. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. JUSTICE.

BREAKING 11/2: AGUADILLA — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF POSTS A COCAINE SEIZURE. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. THE OCT. 8 CBP RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS ABOUT 562 POUNDS AND 231 PACKAGES NEAR AGUADILLA ON OCT. 5. THIS POST SAYS 562 LBS AND 231 BRICKS. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT ABOUT. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT PACKAGES. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 5. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT RAMEY. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT 597 KILOS. THE POST SAYS AGENTS SPOTTED A SUSPICIOUS VESSEL OPERATING WITHOUT NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTS OFF THE COAST OF AGUADILLA, PUERTO RICO, APPARENTLY ATTEMPTING TO CONCEAL ITS MOVEMENTS UNDER THE COVER OF DARKNESS. THE POST SAYS AGENTS NOTIFIED THE PUERTO RICO POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR ASSISTANCE. THE NEXT PARAGRAPH SAYS THE VESSEL WAS ESCORTED TO SHORE, WHERE A PRPD K9 ALERTED TO THE BOW OF THE BOAT WHERE AGENTS DISCOVERED 231 BRICKS OF COCAINE TOTALING 562 LBS. THE POST PRINTS K9 WITH NO HYPHEN. THE POST PRINTS LBS. THE POST SAYS TWO U.S. CITIZENS ARE IN CUSTODY FACING DRUG CHARGES. THE POST PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE POST SAYS U.S. CITIZENS. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. FACING DRUG CHARGES IS NOT A CONVICTION. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THE DHS POST ABOVE IS 15 SECONDS LATER. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. USBP CHIEF. OCT. 8.

BREAKING 11/2: LOS ANGELES — ICE QUOTE-POSTS THE HSI POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ABOUT FIVE MORE NONCITIZENS. THE ICE CAPTION SAYS ONLY AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD BE ELECTING AMERICA’S LEADERS. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN AMERICA’S. THE NEXT LINE SAYS OUR MESSAGE TO ILLEGAL ALIENS WHO INTERFERE WITH AMERICAN ELECTIONS IS CLEAR: WE WILL FIND YOU, ARREST YOU, AND BRING YOU TO JUSTICE. THE ICE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE QUOTED HSI POST SAYS NONCITIZENS. THE QUOTED HSI POST SAYS FOREIGN NATIONALS. THE QUOTED HSI POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE PHILADELPHIA HSI POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS OUR MESSAGE TO NONCITIZENS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTE. THIS ICE LINE SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS WHO INTERFERE WITH AMERICAN ELECTIONS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT FIVE. FIVE IS THE QUOTED POST. A VIDEO ON THE QUOTED POST RUNS ABOUT 48 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 2:17 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 11/2: TUCSON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS MAPLE LEAF, MEET BALLOT THIEF: ICE HSI TUCSON ARRESTS CANADIAN FOR VOTER FRAUD. THE DATELINE READS TUCSON, AZ. THE RELEASE PRINTS AZ. WITH A PERIOD. MONIQUE GIGNAC-YOCHUM, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM CANADA, WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY ICE HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS TUCSON ON OCT. 28 FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING AS AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAD REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP, AND VOTED IN THE NOV. 8, 2022, AND NOV. 5, 2024, GENERAL ELECTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS ON OCT. 23, 2026, A FEDERAL MISDEMEANOR ARREST WARRANT WAS ISSUED OUT OF THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE HAD MOVED TO ARIZONA. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI MILWAUKEE THEN REACHED OUT TO HSI TUCSON. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE ABOVE PRINTS THIS NAME, PRINTS AGE 60, AND DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 28. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THIS IS NOT JENNIFER JUNG. THAT CANADIAN NATIONAL IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE UNNAMED CANADIAN NATIONAL IN THE HSI ARIZONA AND CHICAGO POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THAT POST PRINTS CHICAGO. THIS RELEASE PRINTS MILWAUKEE. THIS RELEASE PRINTS TUCSON. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THIS IS NOT TASO GRETES. THIS IS NOT RODGER DEDRICK. THIS IS NOT GAVIN MOIR. THIS IS NOT CHRISTOPHER DOUCET. ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS MICAH BOCK SAYS GIGNAC-YOCHUM ALLEGEDLY VOTED ILLEGALLY IN NOT ONE, BUT TWO FEDERAL ELECTIONS, THEN MOVED MORE THAN A THOUSAND MILES AWAY. ALLEGEDLY IS THE QUOTE. A CHARGE IN THE JUSTICE RELEASE ABOVE IS NOT A CONVICTION. HE SAYS FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE ISN’T A PAPERWORK MISTAKE. THE QUOTE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN ISN’T. HE SAYS IT’S A SERIOUS VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW THAT UNDERMINES PUBLIC TRUST IN OUR ELECTIONS. THE QUOTE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN IT’S. HE SAYS MOVING ACROSS STATE LINES DIDN’T PUT HER BEYOND THE REACH OF FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. THE QUOTE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN DIDN’T. HE SAYS IF SOMEONE BREAKS OUR ELECTION LAWS, THEY SHOULD EXPECT TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THE RELEASE SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP, SECRETARY MULLIN AND ACTING ICE DIRECTOR DAVID J. VENTURELLA’S LEADERSHIP. THE RELEASE PRINTS ACTING. THE RELEASE PRINTS J. THE RELEASE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN VENTURELLA’S. NO CITY INSIDE ARIZONA. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS UPDATED 11/02/2026. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: LAREDO — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE ON OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE. THE TITLE READS CBP, HSI, DEA, USAO IN COORDINATION WITH THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE TOUT SUCCESSES OF MAJOR DRUG, WEAPONS AND CASH SEIZURES IN OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE. THE RELEASE DATE READS MON, 11/02/2026. THE DHS POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS MORE THAN 1,600 POUNDS OF NARCOTICS, 15 FIREARMS, MORE THAN 3,000 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION, OVER $365,000, AND 89 ARRESTS. THIS RELEASE PRINTS MORE THAN 1,600 POUNDS OF NARCOTICS, 15 FIREARMS, MORE THAN 3,000 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION, OVER $360,000 IN ILLICIT CURRENCY, AND 89 ARRESTS. THIS RELEASE PRINTS $360,000. THE DHS POST PRINTS $365,000. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FIGURES. THE RELEASE SAYS THE PRESS CONFERENCE WAS AT THE JUAREZ-LINCOLN INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE ON NOV. 2. THE RELEASE NAMES TWO ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS AND DOES NOT SAY THOSE TWO WEIGHTS ARE THE FULL 1,600 POUNDS. HIDALGO PORT OF ENTRY. THE RELEASE SAYS AFTER A K-9 ALERT, OFFICERS DISCOVERED CYLINDRICAL PACKAGES HIDDEN AMONG A SHIPMENT OF LEEKS. THE RELEASE SAYS 909 PACKAGES TESTED POSITIVE FOR METHAMPHETAMINE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE TOTAL WEIGHT WAS 1,082.47 POUNDS WITH A STREET VALUE OF $984,063. THIS IS NOT THE AUG. 28 PHARR LEEKS SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM SAYS 395 PACKAGES, 1,204 LBS, AND $10.75 MILLION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LOADS. JUAREZ-LINCOLN BRIDGE. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS DISCOVERED 49.3 POUNDS OF COCAINE CONCEALED IN 20 PACKAGES. THE OCT. 28 LAREDO RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS 20 PACKAGES CONTAINING 49.3 POUNDS OF ALLEGED COCAINE AND A STREET VALUE OF $290,680. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT ALLEGED. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT $290,680. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING IT A SECOND SEIZURE. DIRECTOR JENNIFER DE LA O OF THE LAREDO FIELD OFFICE, OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS, SAYS OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE LEVERAGES TACTICAL INTELLIGENCE AND COORDINATED ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS TO DISMANTLE THE TRAFFICKING INFRASTRUCTURE, INTERCEPT ILLICIT SUPPLY CHAINS, AND BOLSTER SITUATIONAL AWARENESS ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST BORDER. SHE SAYS INTERNATIONAL DRUG TRAFFICKING PRESENTS A DIRECT THREAT TO U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY, PUBLIC SAFETY AND ECONOMIC STABILITY. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A COMMA BEFORE AND ECONOMIC STABILITY. ACTING DEPUTY SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE CHARLES KERBY, HSI LAREDO, SAYS SECURING THE BORDER REQUIRES MORE THAN MAKING SEIZURES OR STOPPING A SINGLE SMUGGLING ATTEMPT. HE SAYS HSI’S ROLE IS TO FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE, IDENTIFY THE PEOPLE BEHIND THESE CRIMES, AND DISMANTLE THE ORGANIZATIONS MOVING DRUGS, WEAPONS, MONEY, AND PEOPLE ACROSS THE BORDER. THE QUOTE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN HSI’S. HE SAYS THROUGH THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE, WE ARE WORKING CLOSELY WITH CBP, DEA, THE FBI, AND OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS. THE DHS QUOTE OF KERBY ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS CBP, FBI, DEA. THIS RELEASE PRINTS CBP, DEA, THE FBI. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE QUOTES. THE RELEASE SAYS THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE SUPPORTS EFFORTS TO INVESTIGATE, PROSECUTE, AND REMOVE THE MOST VIOLENT CRIMINAL ALIENS FROM THE UNITED STATES. THE RELEASE SAYS CRIMINAL ALIENS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS IN THAT SENTENCE. ONE IMAGE CAPTION PRINTS VECHICLES. THE RELEASE LINKS THE OFFICIAL CBP YOUTUBE WATCH PAGE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT EMBEDDING THAT VIDEO AGAIN. NO NEW NAME OF A PERSON ARRESTED. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS LAST MODIFIED NOV 02, 2026. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 11/2: LOS ANGELES — THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT QUOTE-POSTS THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ABOUT SIX ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NATIONALS. THE NEW CAPTION SAYS THESE ADDITIONAL CRIMINAL CHARGES ARE A PART OF OPERATION PROTECT THE VOTE, THEN A DASH, THEN AN ONGOING, COORDINATED FEDERAL EFFORT IN CALIFORNIA TO ROOT OUT FRAUD IN U.S. ELECTIONS AND PROTECT ELECTORAL INTEGRITY. THE POST PRINTS A PART OF. THE POST PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 22 OPERATION PROTECT THE VOTE POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT THIS CAPTION. THE QUOTED LINES ARE ATTRIBUTED TO @USATTYESSAYLI. HE SAYS THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF SUSPECTED NONCITIZENS ON CALIFORNIA’S VOTER ROLLS. THE POST PRINTS NONCITIZENS WITH NO HYPHEN. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN CALIFORNIA’S. THE DHS POST AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE PRINTS NON-CITIZEN WITH A HYPHEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. HE SAYS WE RENEW OUR REQUEST FOR CALIFORNIA TO EXPEDITIOUSLY WORK WITH US TO VERIFY THE CITIZENSHIP OF THOSE CASTING BALLOTS IN ELECTIONS. HE SAYS EVERY ILLEGAL VOTE CAST AND COUNTED CANCELS THE LEGITIMATE VOTE OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. HE SAYS WE WILL CONTINUE TO ARREST AND PROSECUTE THOSE WHO THREATEN OUR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC THROUGH UNLAWFUL VOTE DILUTION. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE SIX NAMES. THE ESSAYLI POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS THE SIX NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE POSTS. THE QUOTED OFFICE POST IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING IT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT POSTED AT 1:11 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. JUSTICE. USAO.

BREAKING 11/2: SAN DIEGO — CBP QUOTE-POSTS THE SAN DIEGO SECTOR CHIEF. THE CBP CAPTION READS ILLEGAL ENTRY IS A CRIME NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A FINE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE QUOTED POST SAYS EVADING INSPECTION IN EAST SAN DIEGO DOESN’T MEAN ESCAPING JUSTICE. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN DOESN’T. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AN ILLEGAL ENTRY REVEALED A US CITIZEN WITH AN ACTIVE LAPD FELONY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WARRANT. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS US WITH NO PERIODS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE RECEIVED A $5,000 FINE UNDER 19 U.S.C., THEN A SECTION SIGN, THEN 1459, ALONGSIDE FACING HIS WARRANT. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS DULZURA AND MINE CANYON. THE QUOTED POST SAYS EAST SAN DIEGO. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE PLACES. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS A $5,000 CIVIL PENALTY UNDER 19 U.S.C. 1459. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SECTION SIGN AND THE CIVIL PENALTY LINE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE PERSON IS A US CITIZEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. A VIDEO ON THE QUOTED POST RUNS ABOUT 56 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 8:16 A.M. PACIFIC. CBP POSTED AT 12:10 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. CBP. SAN DIEGO SECTOR.

BREAKING 11/2: LOS ANGELES — HSI SAYS FIVE MORE NONCITIZENS WERE ARRESTED IN A VOTER FRAUD INVESTIGATION. THE FIRST LINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS @HSILOSANGELES ARRESTED FIVE FOREIGN NATIONALS ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS AND MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS ON CITIZENSHIP APPLICATIONS. THE POST SAYS NONCITIZENS. THE POST SAYS FOREIGN NATIONALS. THE POST SAYS CITIZENSHIP APPLICATIONS. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT SAY NATURALIZATION FORMS. ACCUSED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE LAST LINE SAYS THOSE WHO BREAK THEM FACE JUSTICE. JUSTICE IS IN CAPITALS. THE HSI LOS ANGELES POST IN THE NEXT ITEM SAYS SIX ADDITIONAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING FIVE AND SIX. A VIDEO ON THE POST RUNS ABOUT 48 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. HSI POSTED AT 2:07 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 2:08 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HSI. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: LOS ANGELES — HSI LOS ANGELES SAYS SPECIAL AGENTS ARRESTED SIX ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NATIONALS CHARGED WITH LYING ON NATURALIZATION FORMS AFTER REGISTERING AND VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS. THE POST PRINTS SIX ADDITIONAL. THE HSI POST ABOVE PRINTS FIVE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE COUNTS. THE POST SAYS FOREIGN NATIONALS. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST LINKS A JUSTICE.GOV RELEASE. A DIRECT FETCH OF THAT PAGE IN THIS CHECK RETURNED A BOT CHECK, NOT THE RELEASE BODY. THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE POSTED THAT SAME LINK AT 12:07 P.M. PACIFIC. THAT POST SAYS SIX ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NATIONALS RESIDING IN THE ANTELOPE AND SAN FERNANDO VALLEYS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY WHO REGISTERED TO VOTE AND VOTED IN U.S. ELECTIONS, CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS ON THEIR FORMS TO BECOME NATURALIZED U.S. CITIZENS. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE OFFICE POST AS THE NAME LIST. FIRST ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY BILL ESSAYLI POSTED SIX NAMES AT 1:12 P.M. PACIFIC. THE NAMES ARE ON HIS POST. THEY ARE NOT ON THE HSI LOS ANGELES POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE POSTS INTO ONE CHARGE LINE. ESSAYLI SAYS HIS OFFICE TODAY CHARGED SIX MORE NONCITIZENS FOR ILLEGALLY REGISTERING AND VOTING, BRINGING CALIFORNIA’S TOTAL TO 34. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN CALIFORNIA’S. THE POST SAYS NONCITIZENS. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COUNTRY. THE POST SAYS EVERY NAME WAS ON THE LIST PROVIDED TO CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS. THE POST SAYS EVERY ILLEGAL BALLOT DILUTES AN AMERICAN CITIZEN’S VOTE, WHICH IS ILLEGAL AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN CITIZEN’S. THE LAST LINE SAYS EVERY PERSON CHARGED IS PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. THE OCT. 19 RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS 28. ESSAYLI SAYS 34. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING A SUBTRACTION THE POST DOES NOT PRINT. THE NAMES, AS PRINTED: SIRGALAHAD CAMUA, 43, OF PALMDALE, VOTED BY MAIL IN MAY 2020, NOVEMBER 2024 AND JUNE 2026. KRYSTEL CAPI VALLE, 31, OF PALMDALE, VOTED BY MAIL IN NOVEMBER 2022. MORIA DAHAN, 35, OF WEST HILLS, VOTED IN PERSON IN THE NOVEMBER 2024 GENERAL ELECTION. CHAD GOERTZ, 52, OF AGUA DULCE, VOTED BY MAIL IN NOVEMBER 2022 AND NOVEMBER 2024. MAHYAR NIKZAD, 35, OF CANOGA PARK, VOTED IN MARCH AND NOVEMBER 2024. THE NIKZAD LINE DOES NOT PRINT BY MAIL. THE NIKZAD LINE DOES NOT PRINT IN PERSON. GILBERTO RUIZ, 46, OF PALMDALE, VOTED BY MAIL IN NOVEMBER 2022, MARCH 2024 AND NOVEMBER 2024. GILBERTO RUIZ IS NOT ALBERTO RUIZ RUIZ. THAT NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THESE SIX NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. A PHOTO ON THE ESSAYLI POST IS A QUOTE. THE QUOTE PRINTS 34 DEFENDANTS. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT THE SIX NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE PHOTO AS THE NAME LIST. HSI LOS ANGELES POSTED AT 1:58 P.M. PACIFIC. HSI HEADQUARTERS REPOSTED THAT POST. DHS REPOSTED THAT POST. THOSE REPOSTS DO NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 2:08 P.M. PACIFIC. HSI REPOSTED AT 2:09 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HSI LOS ANGELES. USAO. ESSAYLI. JUSTICE. DHS. HSI REPOST.

BREAKING 11/2: PHILADELPHIA — HSI PHILADELPHIA QUOTE-POSTS THE 12:53 P.M. PACIFIC HSI POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE NEW CAPTION DOES NOT ADD A NAME. THE NEW CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE NEW CAPTION DOES NOT SAY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. THE LINE READS @HSIPHILADELPHIA REMAINS COMMITTED TO SAFEGUARDING THE INTEGRITY OF OUR NATION’S ELECTORAL PROCESS. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN NATION’S. THE NEXT LINE SAYS WE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITH OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS TO HOLD ACCOUNTABLE THOSE WHO VIOLATE FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS. THE POST PRINTS TWO SPACES BEFORE HOLD. THE SIGN-OFF READS HSI PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE NATHAN ABEL. THE POST PRINTS A HYPHEN BEFORE THAT SIGN-OFF. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI PHILADELPHIA POSTED AT 1:54 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 2:08 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HSI PHILADELPHIA. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — DHS QUOTE-POSTS CBS NEWS. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS OPEN BORDERS WERE AN INTENTIONAL CHOICE. THE NEXT LINE SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS GIVEN OUR BORDER PATROL AGENTS THE SUPPORT AND RESOURCES THEY’VE ALWAYS NEEDED TO DEFEND OUR HOMELAND. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN THEY’VE. THE LAST LINE SAYS BORDER CROSSING ATTEMPTS ARE AT HISTORIC LOWS AND FOR 17 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS ZERO ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE BEEN RELEASED INTO OUR COUNTRY. HISTORIC LOWS IS IN CAPITALS. ZERO IS IN CAPITALS. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 33 YEARS. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT QUIETEST. THOSE LINES ARE THE QUOTED CBS POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS FORMER BORDER PATROL CHIEF RAUL ORTIZ SAYS SOME BIDEN ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS WERE EMBRACING THE CHAOS AND CRISIS AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE TOLD @CAMILOREPORTS THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER IS NOW AT THE QUIETEST LEVEL HE’S EVER SEEN. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN HE’S. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ORTIZ SERVED IN THE BORDER PATROL FOR 33 YEARS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CBS LINES INTO THE DHS CAPTION. A VIDEO ON THE CBS POST RUNS ABOUT 113 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. CBS POSTED AT 12:05 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS POSTED AT 1:34 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. CBS.

BREAKING 11/2: ARIZONA AND CHICAGO — HSI SAYS MORE VOTER FRAUD ARRESTS. THE FIRST LINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS @HSIARIZONA AND @HSICHICAGO ARRESTED A CANADIAN NATIONAL CHARGED WITH ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2022 AND 2024 FEDERAL ELECTIONS. THE POST SAYS A CANADIAN NATIONAL. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. ALLEGEDLY IS THE POST. THE LAST LINE SAYS AMERICAN ELECTIONS MUST BE DECIDED BY AMERICAN CITIZENS. AMERICAN CITIZENS IS IN CAPITALS. THIS IS NOT JENNIFER JUNG. THAT CANADIAN NATIONAL IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT JENNIFER JUNG. ICE POSTED THE SAME THREE LINES. THE ICE POST DOES NOT ADD A NAME. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED AT 1:28 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED AT 1:28 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE HSI POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 2:07 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HSI. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS OVER THE WEEKEND. THE 15 NAMES ARE THE SAME 15 NAMES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE 12:55 P.M. PACIFIC DHS POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THE MATCHING CONVICTION LINES. THE DECK SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR PUTTING THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST. THE LEAD SAYS OVER THE WEEKEND, ICE ARRESTED CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY CONVICTED FOR HEINOUS CRIMES INCLUDING HOMICIDE, THEN A DASH, THEN NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER WITH A VEHICLE, CRIMINAL RAPE OF A CHILD, AND FIRST-DEGREE RAPE. THE LEAD SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE LEAD SAYS CONVICTED FOR. THE 12:55 P.M. POST SAYS ILLEGAL ALIEN KILLERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE OPENERS. THE RELEASE QUOTES SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN. HE SAYS WHILE AMERICANS ENJOYED THEIR WEEKENDS, THE BRAVE PATRIOTS OF ICE WERE WORKING AROUND THE CLOCK TO ARREST THE WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS. THE QUOTE PRINTS WEEKENDS. THE 12:55 P.M. POST PRINTS WEEKEND. HE SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS DO NOT CHANGE ICE’S MISSION NOR ITS OBLIGATION TO ENFORCE THE LAW. THE QUOTE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN ICE’S. HE SAYS EVERY CRIME COMMITTED BY AN ILLEGAL ALIEN IS 100% PREVENTABLE. THE RELEASE LINKS AN OLDER DHS POST ON THOSE WORDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THAT LINK AS A NEW ARREST. THE SALVADOR LEON-VASQUEZ LINE IN THE RELEASE PRINTS A SPACE BEFORE IN. THE 12:55 P.M. POST PRINTS MOLESTATIONIN WITH NO SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE RELEASE PRINTS THE SAME JUNNIOR AND GONZALES SPELLINGS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE CLOSER SAYS AMERICANS CAN SEE MORE PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS ARRESTED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES ON OUR WEBPAGE AT WOW.DHS.GOV. THE RELEASE PRINTS A LOWERCASE V IN GOV. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 11/02/2026. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. 100 PERCENT.

BREAKING 11/2: LITTLE ROCK — ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS IT ARRESTED BAIRON DE JESUS CANTOR-NEGRETTE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA. THIS IS NOT BAIRON POSADA-HERNANDEZ. THAT NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE POST SAYS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT SAY CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST SAYS HIS LENGTHY CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES RESISTING ARREST, OBSTRUCTING GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS, FLEEING, NO DRIVER’S LICENSE, DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED, AND NO REGISTRATION IN LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. THE POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN DRIVER’S. THE POST PRINTS OBSTRUCTING WITH A CAPITAL O. THE POST DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. A CRIMINAL HISTORY LINE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO AGE. NO ARREST DATE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ALABAMA. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED AT 1:10 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. NEW ORLEANS.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — DHS SAYS OVER THE WEEKEND THE MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE ARRESTED ILLEGAL ALIEN KILLERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS. THE POST PRINTS @ICEGOV. THE NEXT LINE SAYS AROUND THE CLOCK, WE ARE REMOVING THREATS LIKE THESE FROM OUR STREETS. THE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION LINE ON EVERY NAME. THE NAME LINES SAY CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE NAME LINES SAY CONVICTED FOR. THE ICE WEEKEND NAME THREAD BELOW SAYS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN, SAYS CONVICTED OF, AND PRINTS REMOVING, OFF, AND OUT IN CAPITALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE NAME POSTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAMES, AS PRINTED: GERARDO RUIZ CASTILLO, FROM HONDURAS, VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON IN CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA. PRISCILA ANTONIA REGALADO VAZQUEZ, FROM MEXICO, HOMICIDE – NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER WITH A VEHICLE IN GALLATIN, TENNESSEE. THE POST PRINTS PRISCILA. THE POST PRINTS A DASH BETWEEN HOMICIDE AND NEGLIGENT. MARVIN WILFREDO RUANO-VIDES, FROM HONDURAS, INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER AND ILLEGAL REENTRY IN CHELSEA, NEW JERSEY. THE POST PRINTS REENTRY WITH NO HYPHEN. JAIR FERNANDES DE OLIVEIRA-JUNIOR, FROM BRAZIL, CRIMINAL RAPE OF A CHILD, TWO COUNTS OF INDECENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON A CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS OLD, AND KIDNAPPING IN BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS. THE OLIVEIRA-JUNIOR LINE PRINTS TWO IN CAPITALS. SALVADOR LEON-VASQUEZ, FROM EL SALVADOR, FIRST-DEGREE CHILD MOLESTATION AND SECOND-DEGREE CHILD MOLESTATIONIN FRANKLIN COUNTY, WASHINGTON. THE POST PRINTS MOLESTATIONIN WITH NO SPACE BEFORE IN. JOSE ENRIQUE GARCIA-VAZQUEZ, FROM MEXICO, LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS ACTS ON A CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS OLD IN SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. ANDRES ACOSTA-MARTINEZ, FROM HONDURAS, INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD IN SAMPSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. WILLIAM GONZALEZ-LUNA, FROM MEXICO, SEX WITH A MINOR: MORE THAN THREE YEARS YOUNGER IN SANTA MARIA, CALIFORNIA. THE POST PRINTS A COLON. HECTOR MEDINA-BALDOVINOS, FROM MEXICO, ATTEMPTED SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD IN DAKOTA COUNTY, NEBRASKA. CARLOS CEDILLO-MORALES, FROM MEXICO, FIRST-DEGREE RAPE IN BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. MARIO RODRIGUEZ-RAMIREZ, FROM MEXICO, RAPE IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. CARLOS JUNNIOR CASTRO-GONZALES, FROM PERU, FOURTH-DEGREE CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONTACT IN SADDLE RIVER, NEW JERSEY. THE POST PRINTS JUNNIOR. THE POST PRINTS GONZALES. SANTIAGO GUDINO, FROM MEXICO, ASSAULT, PARTICIPATING IN RACKETEERING ACTIVITY, AND COCAINE SALE IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF INDIANA. THAT LINE DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. BYRON ALBERTO RAMOS-ALVARADO, FROM EL SALVADOR, SECOND-DEGREE AGGRAVATED ASSAULT IN DOVER, DELAWARE. ABDULKERIM KEDIR HALID, FROM ETHIOPIA, ARMED ROBBERY IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. DHS POSTED AT 12:55 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED THE INTRO. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. ICE REPOSTED AT 1:05 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. RUIZ CASTILLO. ICE REPOST.

BREAKING 11/2: PHILADELPHIA — HSI SAYS THE CRACKDOWN ON VOTER FRAUD CONTINUES. HSI SAYS @HSIPHILADELPHIA ARRESTED A DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NATIONAL FOR ALLEGED FRAUDULENT VOTER REGISTRATION. THE POST SAYS THEY ALLEGEDLY ILLEGALLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE POST PRINTS THEY. ALLEGEDLY IS THE POST. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST SAYS A DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NATIONAL. THE LAST LINE SAYS OUR MESSAGE TO NONCITIZENS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTE IS CLEAR: WE WILL FIND YOU, ARREST YOU, AND BRING YOU TO JUSTICE. THE POST PRINTS NONCITIZENS. THE POST PRINTS A COLON. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 23 HSI SCRANTON GREEK NATIONAL POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE NOV. 2 WRITTEN ICE LIST OF 19 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT LIST DOES NOT PRINT THIS UNNAMED PHILADELPHIA ARREST. AN ALLEGATION IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED THE SAME THREE LINES. THE ICE POST DOES NOT ADD A NAME. DHS REPOSTED THE HSI POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. HSI POSTED AT 12:53 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED AT 12:53 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED AT 1:01 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HSI. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — ICE SAYS OVER THE WEEKEND THE PATRIOTS OF ICE WORKED AROUND THE CLOCK, ARRESTING AND REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR HOMELAND. REMOVING IS IN CAPITALS. THE NEXT LINE SAYS AMERICANS ARE SAFER WITH THESE CRIMINALS OFF OUR STREETS AND OUT OF OUR COUNTRY. OFF AND OUT ARE IN CAPITALS. THE NAME LINES SAY AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE NAME LINES SAY CONVICTED OF. THE NAME LINES DO NOT SAY CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE DHS WEEKEND POST ABOVE SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN AND CONVICTED FOR. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. NO AGES. NO CITIES. NO ARREST DATES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE NAME POSTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAMES, AS PRINTED: ANTONIO NAVA-JACOBO, FROM MEXICO, CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE. JAIME RENTERIA CARDENAS, FROM COLOMBIA, CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN RENTERIA CARDENAS. IRVING GEOVANNI LOPEZ-HERNANDEZ, FROM MEXICO, POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. THE POST PRINTS GEOVANNI. JAYRO ALI ARIAS-MEJIA, FROM HONDURAS, CONSPIRACY TO MANUFACTURE AT LEAST 500 GRAMS OF METHAMPHETAMINE. YEUSON ESCOBAR-VALENCIA, FROM COLOMBIA, CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL AND POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL. THE POST PRINTS BOTH VESSEL CLAUSES. JASSEL MERCEDES TORRES-ROMERO, FROM MEXICO, ALIEN IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM. JOSE MARIA CRUZ HERNANDEZ, FROM MEXICO, CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE FENTANYL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN CRUZ HERNANDEZ. PABLO FRANCISCO AGUILAR-MEJIA, FROM GUATEMALA, CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE METHAMPHETAMINE. JOSE DANIEL LOPEZ MARULANDA, FROM COLOMBIA, ROBBERY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A HYPHEN IN LOPEZ MARULANDA. ICE POSTED AT 12:33 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE INTRO. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 1:02 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE. NAVA-JACOBO. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 11/2: MINNESOTA — DHS QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN ON MARCOTULIO MELENDEZ DIAZ. THIS IS NOT AURELIANO ANTONIO MELENDEZ REYES. THIS IS NOT MELVIN EDENILSON MELENDEZ RAMOS. THOSE NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE FIRST LINE READS BECAUSE OF THIS SANCTUARY JUDGE’S ACTIONS, AN AMERICAN WOMAN HAS SUFFERED A HORRIFIC CRIME THAT NEVER SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED. NEVER IS IN CAPITALS. THE LINE PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN JUDGE’S. THE LINE SAYS SANCTUARY JUDGE. THE LINE DOES NOT SAY ACTIVIST JUDGES. THE ICE POST IN THE NEXT ITEM SAYS ACTIVIST JUDGES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE NEXT LINES READ MARCOTULIO MELENDEZ DIAZ, A HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN, ALLEGEDLY RAPED A WOMAN INSIDE HER MINNESOTA HOME WHILE WORKING AS A HANDYMAN. HE NOW FACES A FIRST-DEGREE CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT CHARGE. ALLEGEDLY IS THE DHS POST. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS FELONY 1ST DEGREE CRIMINAL SEXUAL PENETRATION W/ COERCION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS 1ST. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS W/. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CHARGE LINES. THE LAST LINES READ HE WAS RELEASED INTO THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IN 2024, ICE ARRESTED HIM, THEN A CLINTON-APPOINTED FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERED HIM RELEASED. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT BUT. THE ICE POST IN THE NEXT ITEM PRINTS BUT. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT TWO DAYS. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT THAT A DEPORTATION ORDER BECAME FINAL. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT PREVENTED. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME FOR THE JUDGE. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS JUDGE ORLANDO L. GARCIA. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS A CLINTON APPOINTEE. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS A HABEAS PETITION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS DUE PROCESS. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS 42-YEAR-OLD. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS RAMSEY COUNTY. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS OCTOBER 11TH. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS 11TH. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS MOUNDS VIEW, MN. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT MOUNDS VIEW. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS AGAINST HER WILL. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS THE WOMAN’S INTERNAL HOME SURVEILLANCE VIDEO IN THE FIRST PARAGRAPH AND THE WOMAN’S INTERNAL HOME SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM VIDEO IN THE COMPLAINT PARAGRAPH. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE IN WOMAN’S. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING VIDEO AND SYSTEM VIDEO. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS A $150,000 BOND. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS UP TO 30 YEARS IN PRISON IF CONVICTED. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE HAS PLACED A DETAINER ON HIM. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT A DETAINER. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE SOURCES TELL FOX THAT MELENDEZ DIAZ WAS INITIALLY CAUGHT AND RELEASED AT THE TEXAS BORDER BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IN APRIL 2024. THE DHS POST PRINTS 2024. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT APRIL. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT THE TEXAS BORDER. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE ARRESTED HIM IN MINNESOTA IN JANUARY 2026 DURING OPERATION METRO SURGE. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT OPERATION METRO SURGE. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT JANUARY. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ISSUED A DEPORTATION ORDER ON 3/30/2026. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION APPEALS REJECTED THE APPEAL ON 10/9/2026 AND ISSUED A FINAL DEPORTATION ORDER, AND TWO DAYS LATER POLICE SAY HE RAPED THE MINNESOTA WOMAN. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT THOSE DATES. THE QUOTED POST SAYS FRUSTRATED ICE SOURCES SAY THIS ALLEGED RAPE WOULD HAVE NEVER HAPPENED IF MELENDEZ DIAZ HAD REMAINED IN ICE CUSTODY. THE DHS LINE SAYS NEVER SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ARE ON THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST WENT UP AT 10:34 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS POSTED AT 12:08 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED THE DHS POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. ICE REPOSTED AT 12:08 P.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. ICE REPOST. MELUGIN.

BREAKING 11/2: MINNESOTA — ICE QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN ON MARCOTULIO MELENDEZ DIAZ. THE FIRST LINE READS THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN ACTIVIST JUDGES SIDE WITH CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS OVER AMERICANS. THE LINE SAYS ACTIVIST JUDGES. THE LINE SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE DHS POST ABOVE SAYS SANCTUARY JUDGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. ICE SAYS MARCOTULIO MELENDEZ DIAZ, A HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN, WAS RELEASED INTO THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IN 2024. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT APRIL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE TEXAS BORDER. ICE SAYS ICE ARRESTED HIM, AND AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIS DEPORTATION. BUT A CLINTON-APPOINTED FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERED HIM RELEASED. THE POST PRINTS BUT. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE JUDGE’S NAME. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS JUDGE ORLANDO L. GARCIA. ICE SAYS JUST TWO DAYS AFTER HIS DEPORTATION ORDER BECAME FINAL IN OCTOBER, MELENDEZ DIAZ ALLEGEDLY RAPED A WOMAN INSIDE HER MINNESOTA HOME WHILE WORKING AS A HANDYMAN. ALLEGEDLY IS THE ICE POST. THE POST PRINTS IN OCTOBER. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 9. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 11. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT MOUNDS VIEW. ICE SAYS HE NOW FACES A FIRST-DEGREE CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT CHARGE. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS FELONY 1ST DEGREE CRIMINAL SEXUAL PENETRATION W/ COERCION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CHARGE LINES. THE LAST LINE READS ICE HAD HIM IN CUSTODY, A FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERED HIM RELEASED, AND NOW AN AMERICAN WOMAN HAS SUFFERED A HORRIFIC CRIME THAT COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED. PREVENTED IS IN CAPITALS. THE DHS POST ABOVE SAYS NEVER SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED. THE QUOTED POST SAYS WOULD HAVE NEVER HAPPENED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE THREE LINES. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS 42-YEAR-OLD. THE ICE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS RAMSEY COUNTY, A $150,000 BOND, A DETAINER, OPERATION METRO SURGE, JANUARY 2026, A 3/30/2026 DEPORTATION ORDER, AN 8/7/2026 HABEAS ORDER, AND A 10/9/2026 FINAL ORDER. THE ICE POST DOES NOT PRINT THOSE DATES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ARE ON THE QUOTED POST. ICE POSTED AT 11:21 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE. MELUGIN.

BREAKING 11/2: HARLINGEN — ICE HARLINGEN SAYS OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION RESULTS IN OVER 4,000 ARRESTS, ALL WITH IMMIGRATION VIOLATIONS, INCLUDING JOSE SANTELIZ-CABRERA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS. THE POST PRINTS OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION. THE OCT. 29 WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS LONE STAR MISSION IN THE LEAD AND OVER 4,000 IN THE TITLE. THE BODY OF THAT RELEASE PRINTS 4,170. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT 4,170. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FIGURES. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE POST SAYS HIS CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS INCLUDE DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED AND RESISTING AN OFFICER, AND ARRESTS FOR HIT AND RUN. THE POST PRINTS ARRESTS FOR HIT AND RUN. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO DATE FOR HIS ARREST. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE HARLINGEN POSTED AT 11:25 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 11:38 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. HARLINGEN. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: JAMESTOWN — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED LUIS BOHORQUEZ-RAMOS, 26, OF MEXICO, IN JAMESTOWN. THE POST SAYS CRIMINAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT SAY CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS IS NOT RAFAEL ANDRES RUBIO BOHORQUEZ. THAT NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE POST SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR 2ND-DEGREE ROBBERY, VEHICLE THEFT AND SELLING MARIJUANA. THE POST PRINTS 2ND-DEGREE. THE POST SAYS HE IS ALLEGEDLY AFFILIATED WITH THE SUREÑO GANG. THE POST PRINTS A TILDE ON THE N IN SUREÑO. ALLEGEDLY IS THE POST. THAT GANG LINE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST PRINTS TWO SPACES AFTER THE PERIOD FOLLOWING GANG. THE POST SAYS HE IS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING IMMIGRATION PROCEEDINGS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT CALIFORNIA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED AT 10:19 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 11:38 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. SAN FRANCISCO. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: EAST BOSTON — ICE BOSTON SAYS ON SEPT. 26 IT ARRESTED JOSE SOARES DASILVA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM BRAZIL, DURING TARGETED OPERATIONS IN EAST BOSTON, MASS. THE POST PRINTS SEPT. 26. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. THE POST SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR HIT AND RUN, OBSTRUCTING POLICE, AND TRAFFIC OFFENSE. THE POST PRINTS TRAFFIC OFFENSE. THE NEXT POST IN THE THREAD SAYS DASILVA WAS REMOVED FROM THE UNITED STATES ON SEPT. 26, AGAIN DEMONSTRATING THE EFFICIENCY OF ERO BOSTON IN REMOVING DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ALIENS. THAT POST SAYS REMOVED. THE FIRST POST SAYS ARRESTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE SECOND POST SAYS DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ALIENS. THE SECOND POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL. THE SECOND POST PRINTS AGAIN. THIS IS NOT MATHEUS ABNER DE SOUZA-SOARES. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE FIRST POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE BOSTON POSTED AT 9:07 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE FIRST POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. DHS REPOSTED AT 11:38 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. BOSTON. THREAD. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: BALTIMORE — ICE SAYS SANCTUARY NY RELEASED AN ILLEGAL ALIEN NOW CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AND STABBING A 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL. THE POST PRINTS 15-YEAR-OLD WITH HYPHENS. THE POST NAMES ABUBAKARR BARRIE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM SIERRA LEONE. THE POST SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AND REPEATEDLY STABBING A 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, LEAVING HER WITH A COLLAPSED LUNG. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ALLEGEDLY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ATTEMPTED MURDER. THE OCT. 30 DHS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS BALTIMORE POLICE CHARGED HIM WITH ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND KIDNAPPING, AND SAYS HE ALLEGEDLY STABBED HER SEVERAL TIMES. THAT RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A COLLAPSED LUNG. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CHARGE LINES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THE ATTACK. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A BASEMENT. THE POST SAYS BARRIE ENTERED THE COUNTRY ILLEGALLY UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION AND WAS LATER RELEASED FROM CUSTODY IN NEW YORK DESPITE AN ICE DETAINER. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A MONTH, A STATE OF ENTRY, OR JULY 2026. THE POST SAYS THIS HORRIFIC ATTACK SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED. NEVER IS IN CAPITALS. THE POST SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS CONTINUE TO PUT AMERICANS AT RISK BY RELEASING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS BACK ONTO OUR STREETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS REPOSTED THE ICE POST. THE REPOST DOES NOT ADD A CAPTION. ICE POSTED AT 10:46 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED AT 10:54 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: KANSAS — SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS THE SAME FIVE NAMES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM TODAY’S DHS RELEASE. THE THREAD DOES NOT ADD A SIXTH NAME. THE INTRO SAYS EVERY DAY, THE MEN AND WOMEN OF @ICEGOV WORK TIRELESSLY TO ARREST AND REMOVE ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THE INTRO SAYS IN THE GREAT STATE OF KANSAS, ICE HAS ARRESTED PEDOPHILES, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS, AND BURGLARS. THE INTRO SAYS FOR FOUR YEARS, AN OPEN-BORDERS ADMINISTRATION AND SANCTUARY POLITICIANS TRIED TO DESTROY THIS COUNTRY. THE INTRO PRINTS OPEN-BORDERS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS OPEN-BORDER. THE INTRO SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS PUTTING AMERICA FIRST AGAIN AND ARRESTING ILLEGAL ALIENS LIKE THESE. THE WRITTEN RELEASE QUOTE SAYS BUT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS PUTTING AMERICA FIRST AGAIN, AND WE WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE INTRO DOES NOT PRINT BUT. THE INTRO DOES NOT PRINT NEVER APOLOGIZE. THE INTRO DOES NOT PRINT DEPORTING. THE FIVE NAME LINES MATCH THE RELEASE ON THE DATES AND THE PLACES. THE CRUZ-GARCIA LINE PRINTS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 14 AND 16. THE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS BETWEEN 14 AND 16. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE IZAGUIRRE LINE PRINTS KNOWINGLY USING WEAPON. IT DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD A BEFORE WEAPON. THE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS A WEAPON. THE IZAGUIRRE LINE PRINTS FELONYAND WITH NO SPACE BEFORE AND. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS A SPACE. THE VALENZUELA LINE PRINTS DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE. THE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS DUI. RIFO LUMAN STILL HAS NO CITY. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ARE ON THE POSTS. DHS AND ICE REPOSTED THE INTRO. THOSE REPOSTS DO NOT ADD A CAPTION. THE SECRETARY POSTED AT 10:45 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. MULLIN. IZAGUIRRE. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: LAREDO — DHS POSTS TOTALS FOR OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER CBP WATCH POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DID NOT PRINT A WEIGHT, A DOLLAR FIGURE, OR A NAME. THIS POST DOES. DHS SAYS SINCE OCTOBER 19, CBP AND HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE PARTNERS HAVE USED COORDINATED INTELLIGENCE TO SEIZE MORE THAN 1,600 POUNDS OF NARCOTICS, 15 FIREARMS, MORE THAN 3,000 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION, AND OVER $365,000, RESULTING IN 89 ARRESTS. THE POST DOES NOT BREAK THE 1,600 POUNDS DOWN BY DRUG. THE POST DOES NOT NAME THE 89. THE POST DOES NOT SAY THE 89 ARE ILLEGAL ALIENS. DHS POSTED A WATCH LINE AT 9:28 A.M. PACIFIC POINTING TO AN X BROADCAST OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THAT LINE DOES NOT PRINT THE TOTALS. DHS THEN POSTED THE TOTALS AT 9:58 A.M. PACIFIC. A DHS VIDEO ON THE TOTALS POST RUNS ABOUT 66 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE OFFICIAL CBP YOUTUBE WATCH PAGE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT EMBEDDING IT AGAIN. A LATER DHS POST QUOTES HSI ACTING DEPUTY SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE CHARLES KERBY. THE QUOTED LINE SAYS THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE BRINGS HSI TOGETHER WITH CBP, FBI, DEA, AND FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL PARTNERS TO SHARE INFORMATION, CONNECT INVESTIGATIONS, AND DIRECT RESOURCES AGAINST THE NETWORKS DRIVING THE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. THAT QUOTE ADDS NO NEW WEIGHT, NO NEW NAME, AND NO NEW ARREST COUNT. DHS POSTED THE QUOTE AT 10:10 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. WATCH. KERBY.

BREAKING 11/2: WASHINGTON — ICE SAYS IT ANNOUNCED OCT. 29 ANOTHER ROUND OF ALIENS ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD AND ELECTION-RELATED OFFENSES. THE TITLE READS IN NATIONWIDE CRACKDOWN ON VOTER FRAUD ICE ARRESTS DOZENS OF ALIENS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE FOLLOWING 19 CASES ARE JUST SOME OF ICE’S ONGOING INVESTIGATION AND ARRESTS. THE RELEASE PRINTS INVESTIGATION. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 28 DHS LIST. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 29 ICE LIST OF 18. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 30 ICE LIST OF 17. THOSE ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. JOSE DIAZ GUANDIQUE, A CITIZEN OF EL SALVADOR. ICE SAYS HE IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION AND WAS APPREHENDED IN OCTOBER. THIS IS NOT JOSE SAUL CANAS-GUANDIQUE. ALBERTO RUIZ RUIZ, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO. ICE SAYS HE WAS DETAINED IN OCTOBER, WAS UNLAWFULLY PRESENT, ENTERED AT AN UNKNOW TIME AND PLACE, AND VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS UNKNOW. SHEIKHNOOR ADBO, A CITIZEN OF SOMALIA. ICE SAYS HE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO, ACCORDING TO THE MINNESOTA SECRETARY OF STATE, VOTED IN PERSON ON NOVEMBER 3, 2020. EDVILE EDMUNDS, A CITIZEN OF LITHUANIA. ICE SAYS SHE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO SURRENDERED HERSELF TO HSI IN AUGUST. ICE SAYS MINNESOTA RECORDS SHOW SHE VOTED IN PERSON ON NOVEMBER 8, 2022. ICE SAYS SHE FIRST SAID SHE HAD NEVER VOTED, THEN ADMITTED TO VOTING ONCE IN THE 2022 ELECTION. EDVILE VAIDOTO EDMUNDS, 59, IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM A DOJ COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE AGE, THE MIDDLE NAME, OR THE CHARGE LINE ALREADY POSTED. JOAS HABIMANA, A CITIZEN OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO. ICE CALLS HIM A CRIMINAL ALIEN AND SAYS A CHILD OF A REFUGEE WAS GRANTED LAWFUL PERMANENT STATUS. ICE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, UNARMED ROBBERY, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, ASSAULT OR ASSAULT AND BATTERY TWICE, DISTURBING THE PEACE, RETAIL FRAUD, AND DISORDERLY PERSON. ICE SAYS HE UNLAWFULLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. PAUL KRAS, A CITIZEN OF GERMANY. ICE SAYS HSI ARRESTED HIM IN SEPTEMBER FOR VOTING IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS. ICE SAYS MINNESOTA RECORDS SHOW HE VOTED IN NOVEMBER 2024 AND NOVEMBER 2020. ICE SAYS HE IS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN AND THE BALLOTS HE CAST WERE UNLAWFUL. PAUL KRAS, 78, IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM A DOJ COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE AGE OR THE CHARGE LINE ALREADY POSTED. TODAY’S RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. JOSE GILBERTO TEJADA-MENDEZ, A CITIZEN OF GUATEMALA. ICE CALLS HIM A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. ICE SAYS HE ENTERED UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, ADMITTED TO UNLAWFULLY CROSSING THE BORDER, VOTED ILLEGALLY IN 2026, AND HAS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. THIS IS NOT WUILIANS BRUNO TEJADA VILLEDA. INES RUSSELL-TUERK, A CITIZEN OF GERMANY. THE RELEASE SAYS A LAWFUL PERMANENT SURRENDERED HERSELF TO HSI FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2022 ELECTION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD RESIDENT AFTER PERMANENT IN THAT SENTENCE. MONICA CARZOLI CARRILLO, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO. ICE SAYS SHE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO ADMITTED TO UNLAWFULLY VOTING IN THE 2024 ELECTION. JESUS LOPEZ, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO. ICE SAYS HE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO SURRENDERED HIMSELF TO HSI IN SEPTEMBER. ICE SAYS HE UNLAWFULLY VOTED IN 15 STATE GENERAL ELECTIONS, PRIMARY ELECTIONS, AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, STARTING IN 2000, AND LAST VOTED IN 2024. NO CITY. NO AGE. TITO NGILLA, A CITIZEN OF KENYA. THE RELEASE SAYS A LAWFUL PERMANENT SURRENDERED HIMSELF TO HSI IN SEPTEMBER AND UNLAWFULLY VOTED IN 2024. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD RESIDENT AFTER PERMANENT IN THAT SENTENCE. HORATIO HUMPHREY HUTCHINSON, A CITIZEN OF JAMACIA. THE RELEASE PRINTS JAMACIA. ICE SAYS HE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. ICE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT TWICE, ASSAULT THREE TIMES, THREATS, PROBATION VIOLATION, AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. ICE SAYS HE IS CURRENTLY IN CUSTODY. HUTCHINSON IN THE KANSAS LINES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IS A CITY. THIS IS NOT THAT CITY. DEBRA MCNEILL PALM, A CITIZEN OF CANADA. ICE SAYS SHE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO UNLAWFULLY VOTED IN THE 2022 ELECTION. MOISES ARELLANO ALBA, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO. ICE SAYS HE OVERSTAYED A LAWFUL ENTRY, HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF FRAUD, AND VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THIS IS NOT JOSE JACINTO VASQUEZ ARELLANO. THIS IS NOT MOISES DOMINGO RICO ROSALES. THIS IS NOT MOISES GAMBOA-JAVALERA. CASANDRA GUAMAN, A CITIZEN OF MEXICO. ICE SAYS SHE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. ERNIE DAVID WARKENTIN, A CITIZEN OF CANADA. ICE SAYS HE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. ICE SAYS IN SEPTEMBER HE SURRENDERED HIMSELF TO HSI AND REFUSED TO PROVIDE ANY STATEMENT. ICE SAYS HE VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. SIRENA PROSPER, A CITIZEN OF HAITI. ICE CALLS HER A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. ICE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR BURGLARY TWICE, ONCE WITH A FORCED ENTRY INTO A RESIDENT, LARCENY, AND RESISTING AN OFFICER. THE RELEASE PRINTS RESIDENT. ICE SAYS SHE VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION AND HAS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. MARIA ALEJANDRA DEKKAY, A CITIZEN OF VENEZUELA. ICE SAYS SHE IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN CURRENTLY IN CUSTODY WHO VOTED IN THE 2021 ELECTION. KADIAN HOHNSON, A CITIZEN OF JAMACA. THE RELEASE PRINTS HOHNSON AND JAMACA. ICE SAYS SHE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, IS CURRENTLY IN CUSTODY, AND VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. KADIAN GABRIELLE AMAI JOHNSON, 29, OF LEHIGH ACRES, IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLING, THE AGE, THE CITY, OR THE CHARGE LINE ALREADY POSTED. NO AGES ON THIS RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: HOUSTON — ICE SAYS OFFICERS REMOVED CHRISTIAN RUVALCABA-SALAS, 28, TO MEXICO ON OCT. 16. ICE CALLS HIM A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN AND AN ACCUSED CHILD RAPIST. ACCUSED IS THE RELEASE. THIS IS NOT JUAN FLORES-RUVALCABA. THIS IS NOT ERNEST GUTIERREZ RUVALCABA. BOTH ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON OCT. 16. ICE SAYS THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION GRANTED HIM CONDITIONAL PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS ON MARCH 4, 2021. ICE SAYS HE WAS ADMITTED AS A NONIMMIGRANT NEAR LAREDO IN JANUARY 2020 AND WAS REQUIRED TO LEAVE BY JULY 6, 2020. ICE SAYS HE DID NOT LEAVE. ICE SAYS THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO, ISSUED A WARRANT ON MARCH 28, 2023, FOR HIS ARREST FOR ALLEGEDLY RAPING A CHILD ON NOV. 24, 2022. ALLEGEDLY IS THE RELEASE. ICE SAYS THE U.S. DOES NOT TRACK DEPARTURES THROUGH THE PORTS OF ENTRY TO MEXICO. ICE SAYS CBP ENCOUNTERED HIM REENTERING THE UNITED STATES ON NOV. 27, 2022, THREE DAYS AFTER THE ALLEGED RAPE. ICE SAYS USCIS DENIED HIS PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS ON HIS RESIDENCE ON MAY 20 AND TERMINATED THE CONDITIONAL STATUS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON MAY 20. ICE SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED IN ABSENTIA ON JULY 7. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON JULY 7. ICE SAYS OFFICERS TOOK HIM INTO CUSTODY ON OCT. 3 DURING A TARGETED ENFORCEMENT OPERATION IN GIDDINGS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON OCT. 3. ICE SAYS HE WAS TURNED OVER TO MEXICAN AUTHORITIES TO FACE PROSECUTION FOR ALLEGEDLY RAPING A CHILD IN AGUASCALIENTES IN 2022. ICE SAYS U.S. ARRESTS INCLUDE ASSAULTING A PEACE OFFICER, UNLAWFULLY CARRYING A WEAPON, CRIMINAL TRESPASS, AND RESISTING ARREST TWICE. ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS ON JULY 21, 2025, HE PLEADED NO CONTEST TO RESISTING ARREST AND RECEIVED DEFERRED ADJUDICATION. DEFERRED ADJUDICATION IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: OPERATION GUARDIAN — DHS SAYS A 72-HOUR, 15-STATE OPERATION TARGETED ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH UNAUTHORIZED CDLS AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS IN THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY. DHS SAYS OFFICERS ARRESTED OVER 230 ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING OVER 40 CDL HOLDERS REMOVED FROM THE ROADS. NO NAMES. NO STATE LIST. THIS IS NOT OPERATION GUARDIAN ANGEL, ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. SECRETARY MULLIN’S BRIEFING IS AN X BROADCAST. A SEPARATE DHS VIDEO RUNS ABOUT 50 SECONDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED THE COUNT AT 7:57 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS. BRIEFING.

BREAKING 11/2: LAREDO — CBP SAYS IT IS HOLDING A PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY WITH DEA AND THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE ON NARCOTICS SEIZURES AND OPERATION SOUTHERN SURGE. CBP SET THE TIME AT 12:30 P.M. EASTERN, 11:30 A.M. CENTRAL. THE WATCH PAGE IS THE OFFICIAL CBP YOUTUBE CHANNEL. THE CBP POST DOES NOT PRINT A NEW WEIGHT, A NEW VALUE, OR A NEW NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING TOTALS THE POST DOES NOT PRINT. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 12 WORLD TRADE BRIDGE METH SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CBP POSTED AT 8:08 A.M. PACIFIC. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 11/2: HUNTSVILLE — ICE SAYS ERO NEW ORLEANS AND 287(G) PARTNERS IN FRANKLIN, LAWRENCE, COLBERT, AND MARSHALL COUNTIES ARRESTED MORE THAN 180 ILLEGAL ALIENS IN A TARGETED OPERATION IN NORTHWESTERN ALABAMA DURING THE WEEK OF OCT. 19. THE RELEASE SAYS MANY OF THOSE ARRESTED HAVE CRIMINAL HISTORIES THAT INCLUDE CHARGES SUCH AS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, ASSAULT ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, DUI, AND CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION. THAT LINE SAYS CHARGES. IT IS NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY PERSON. THE RELEASE NAMES EIGHT. ICE SAYS THOSE EIGHT REMAIN IN CUSTODY PENDING IMMIGRATION PROCEEDINGS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ALL 180 ARE STILL IN CUSTODY. JUAN BATZ CASTRO, 54, OF GUATEMALA, FRANKLIN COUNTY. ICE SAYS HE WAS PREVIOUSLY REMOVED TWICE, CONVICTED OF OBSTRUCTING POLICE BY GIVING FALSE INFORMATION, WITH A PRIOR ARREST FOR DUI. PEDRO GOMEZ MATIAS, 43, OF MEXICO, COLBERT COUNTY. ICE CALLS HIM AN 18TH STREET GANG MEMBER AND SAYS HE WAS PREVIOUSLY REMOVED SEVEN TIMES. ICE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FELONY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE THIRD ASSAULT, THIRD-DEGREE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND DUI, AND A PRIOR CHARGE OF POSSESSION OF FRAUDULENT IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. LUIS RODRIGUEZ GUZMAN, 45, OF GUATEMALA, COLBERT COUNTY. ICE CALLS HIM AN AGGRAVATED FELON WITH A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL AND SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE WANTON ENDANGERMENT, TWO COUNTS OF DUI, AND FLEEING OR EVADING POLICE. MARIO CANELAS QUINTANA, 37, OF HONDURAS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. ICE SAYS PRIOR ARRESTS FOR SECOND-DEGREE RAPE, WITH DEFERRED PROSECUTION, AND FOR DUI. DEFERRED PROSECUTION IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS RELEASE. PEDRO GUTIERREZ, 46, OF GUATEMALA, FRANKLIN COUNTY. ICE SAYS HE WAS PREVIOUSLY REMOVED THREE TIMES, CONVICTED OF DISTURBING THE PEACE AND CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION, WITH PRIOR ARRESTS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ASSAULT. FELIX CORTEZ-ORTIZ, 45, OF MEXICO, LAWRENCE COUNTY. ICE SAYS HE WAS PREVIOUSLY REMOVED FIVE TIMES AND CONVICTED OF DUI FOUR TIMES IN DECATUR AND RUSSELLVILLE, WITH PRIOR ARRESTS FOR LEAVING THE SCENE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. DARWIN ORDANA, 29, OF HONDURAS, LAWRENCE COUNTY. ICE SAYS PRIOR ARRESTS FOR VIOLENCE/HARASSMENT, RESISTING AN OFFICER, AND HIT-AND-RUN, AND SAYS HE IS SUBJECT TO MANDATORY DETENTION UNDER THE LAKEN RILEY ACT FOR AN ALLEGED THIRD-DEGREE HARASSMENT ON OCT. 18. ALLEGED IS THE RELEASE. MIGUEL FRANCISCO-JUAN, 48, OF GUATEMALA, MARSHALL COUNTY. ICE SAYS A DECEMBER 2011 REMOVAL ORDER AND AN ILLEGAL REENTRY, WITH PRIOR ARRESTS FOR DUI, LEAVING THE SCENE, AND ASSAULT ON A FEMALE OFFICER. A LATER SENTENCE IN THE RELEASE SPELLS THE NAME FRANCISO-JUAN. NO ICE YOUTUBE VIDEO. 48 NEWS / WAFF POSTED A LOCAL REPORT. NOT AN ICE, DHS, OR CBP CHANNEL UPLOAD. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 11/2: KANSAS — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED IN KANSAS. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 19 KANSAS LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DANIEL CRUZ-GARCIA, OF MEXICO, ARRESTED IN ELLSWORTH ON OCT. 23. DHS SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD AND SEXUAL INTERCOURSE WITH A CHILD BETWEEN 14 AND 16. JUAN PABLO RIOS-FLORES, OF HONDURAS, ARRESTED IN LEAVENWORTH ON OCT. 20. DHS SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF SEXUAL BATTERY AND ILLEGAL ENTRY, AND AN ARREST FOR DOMESTIC ASSAULT. ORGEL MAREL IZAGUIRRE VALLADARES, OF HONDURAS, ARRESTED IN HARVEY COUNTY ON OCT. 28. DHS SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FELONY AGGRAVATED BATTERY KNOWINGLY USING A WEAPON TO CAUSE GREAT BODILY HARM AND FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY, AND AN ARREST FOR KIDNAPPING. HE IS NOT JUAN CARLOS IZAGUIRRE MEMBRENO. JESUS ALEJANDRO VALENZUELA ZAMARRIPA, OF MEXICO, ARRESTED IN JOHNSON COUNTY ON OCT. 14. DHS SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR DISTRIBUTION OF NARCOTICS, FLEEING OR ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE, CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, AND DUI. JAVIER ESTEFFANO RIFO LUMAN, OF CHILE, ARRESTED OCT. 7. DHS DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. DHS SAYS A BURGLARY CONVICTION. NO AGES. ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: IOWA — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED IN IOWA. THREE OF THE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. MANUEL AVALOS BANDERAS, OF MEXICO, ARRESTED IN POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY ON OCT. 19. DHS SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE BURGLARY, DANGEROUS DRUGS, AND ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. JOSUE PONCE-ULLOA, OF HONDURAS, ARRESTED IN POLK COUNTY ON OCT. 21. DHS SAYS A CONVICTION FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE ASSAULT. GERZON MARTINEZ-ALEMAN, OF EL SALVADOR, ARRESTED IN HARDIN COUNTY ON OCT. 22. DHS SAYS HER. DHS SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR INTENT TO DELIVER COCAINE, INTENT TO MANUFACTURE OR DELIVER METHAMPHETAMINE, AND CARRYING WEAPONS — TRANSPORT IN A VEHICLE. AXEL SANCHEZ TORRES AND JEFRI HANWAR ABEL CAP VILLAGRAN ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. TODAY’S RELEASE PRINTS SHORTER CRIMINAL-HISTORY LINES FOR BOTH. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES WITH THE OCT. 22 RECORD ALREADY POSTED. NO AGES ON THE THREE NEW NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 11/2: SAN CLEMENTE — CBP SAYS SAN DIEGO SECTOR BORDER PATROL SEIZED 306 POUNDS OF METHAMPHETAMINE, STREET VALUE MORE THAN $650,000, DURING A VEHICLE STOP ON INTERSTATE 5 NEAR CAMP PENDLETON ON OCT. 22 AT 3:25 P.M. THE RELEASE SAYS A CANINE ALERT, 36 PACKAGES, AND THAT THE SUSPECTED SMUGGLERS AND THE NARCOTICS WERE TRANSFERRED TO PARTNERS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT NAMES, AGES, OR IMMIGRATION STATUS. SAN CLEMENTE STATION PATROL AGENT IN CHARGE J.D. SCOTT’S QUOTE SAYS 300 POUNDS. THE BODY SAYS 306. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 11/2: DULZURA — CBP SAYS SAN DIEGO SECTOR BORDER PATROL ENCOUNTERED A U.S. CITIZEN WHO ENTERED BETWEEN PORTS OF ENTRY NEAR MINE CANYON ON OCT. 15 AT ABOUT 2 P.M. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS A U.S. CITIZEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. CBP ASSESSED A $5,000 CIVIL PENALTY UNDER 19 U.S.C. 1459. RECORD CHECKS SHOWED AN ACTIVE LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT FELONY WARRANT RELATED TO AN ALLEGED DOMESTIC-VIOLENCE OFFENSE. ALLEGED IS THE RELEASE. NO NAME. HE WAS TURNED OVER TO THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT. A VIDEO IS ON DVIDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NOVEMBER 2, 2026. CBP. DVIDS.

ICE ARRESTS ALPHA BAH, AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT FROM GUINEA ACCUSED OF ATTACKING AN NYPD OFFICER, AFTER A NEW YORK CITY SANCTUARY RELEASE, OCTOBER 30, 2026. FOX NEWS.

NINTH CIRCUIT DELIVERS AN IMMIGRATION WIN FOR THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ON THE DIVERSITY VISA LOTTERY, OCTOBER 30, 2026. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A VIDEO. THE CAPTION QUOTES SECRETARY MULLIN. THE FIRST QUOTED LINE READS ILLEGALS IN SANCTUARY POLICY-DRIVEN CITIES AND STATES, THEY HAVE MORE RIGHTS THAN AMERICAN CITIZENS, I MEAN THAT SINCERELY, BECAUSE THEY LITERALLY WILL NOT KEEP THEM IN PRISON OR IN COUNTY JAILS, THEY TURN THEM RIGHT BACK ON THE STREETS. THE FIRST QUOTED LINE SAYS ILLEGALS. THE FIRST QUOTED LINE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE NEXT LINE IS THE CAPTION’S FRAMING. IT READS @SECMULLINDHS ON THE SANCTUARY POLITICIANS WHO DOWNGRADE CRIMINAL CHARGES AND RUN COVER FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS. THAT LINE SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE WORDS. THE SECOND QUOTED LINE READS THEY ARE SILENT ON ANGEL FAMILIES. THE POST PRINTS ANGEL FAMILIES IN LOWER CASE IN THAT LINE. THE SAME LINE READS EVERY SINGLE PERSON WHO HAS LOST THEIR LIFE AT THE HANDS OF AN ILLEGAL WAS 100% PREVENTABLE. THE LINE SAYS AN ILLEGAL. THE LINE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW COUNT. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. A VIDEO OF ABOUT 84 SECONDS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 3:48 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A VIDEO ON RYAN O’SHEA. THE LEAD READS @SECMULLINDHS ON HOW SANCTUARY POLICIES ARE GETTING INNOCENT AMERICANS LIKE 21-YEAR-OLD RYAN O’SHEA KILLED. THE LEAD PRINTS POLICIES. THE QUOTED LINE READS THEY ALLOWED, UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, 20 MILLION PEOPLE TO COME INTO THIS COUNTRY, THEN AN EM DASH, THEN THESE SANCTUARY POLICES, EVEN IN CONNECTICUT UNDER GOVERNOR LAMONT, ALLOW A SAFE HAVEN FOR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. THE QUOTE PRINTS POLICES. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING THAT SPELLING. THE QUOTE PRINTS 20 MILLION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A SOURCE FOR THAT FIGURE. THE QUOTE PRINTS GOVERNOR LAMONT. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A FIRST NAME. THE LEAD DOES NOT RETELL THE CRASH. THIS IS NOT A SECOND DEATH. THE ICE ACCOUNT AND THE DHS ACCOUNT FROM EARLIER TODAY ARE BELOW. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. A VIDEO OF ABOUT 25 SECONDS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 3:32 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: ICE AND HSI POST A NEW HSI TOP 5. THE ICE CAPTION READS THE NEW @HSI_HQ “HSI TOP 5” EPISODE DROPS NOW. THE HSI CAPTION READS THE NEW “HSI TOP 5” EPISODE DROPS NOW. THE HSI CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT @HSI_HQ. THE THREE BULLETS MATCH. EIGHT SEX TRAFFICKING VICTIMS RESCUED IN GEORGIA BUST. THE BULLET DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE BULLET DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE BULLET DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. ALLEGED TdA TERRORIST GROUP LEADER AND FBI TOP 10 MOST WANTED FUGITIVE EXTRADITED TO FACE ATM JACKPOTTING CHARGES. ALLEGED IS THE CAPTION. EXTRADITED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CAPTION PRINTS TdA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT TREN DE ARAGUA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. TENNESSEE MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR PRODUCING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD CONVICTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TENNESSEE LINE WITH THE GEORGIA LINE. THE CAPTIONS DO NOT PRINT A LEARN-ABOUT LINE. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 23 EPISODE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT EPISODE’S BULLETS ARE A METH LAB, A HUMAN SMUGGLER SENTENCE, AND FIVE CHILD EXPLOITATION VICTIMS. EACH POST HAS A VIDEO. EACH RUNS ABOUT 163 SECONDS. THE VIDEO IDS ARE NOT THE SAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THEM THE SAME FILE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND THIS EPISODE ON THE OFFICIAL ICE YOUTUBE CHANNEL IN THIS CHECK. ICE POSTED AT 3:30 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. HSI POSTED ONE SECOND LATER. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 10/30: SECRETARY MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS DHS ON RYAN O’SHEA. THE CAPTION READS WE SAY THIS WAY TOO OFTEN. THE NEXT LINE READS EVERY DEATH AT THE HANDS OF AN ILLEGAL ALIEN IS 100% PREVENTABLE. EVERY IS IN CAPITALS. THE NEXT LINE READS WE OWE IT TO OUR ANGEL FAMILIES WHO HAVE SUFFERED UNIMAGINABLE LOSS TO CONTINUE DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS. ANGEL FAMILIES IS TITLE CASE IN THIS CAPTION. THE LAST LINE READS MASS DEPORTATIONS SAVE LIVES. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A DATE OF DEATH. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE QUOTED POST IS THE 9:44 A.M. PACIFIC DHS POST BELOW. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THAT CAPTION HERE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE SECRETARY POSTED AT 3:26 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. MULLIN. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS QUOTE-POSTS ASHLEY BRASFIELD OF THE DAILY CALLER. THE DHS CAPTION READS EACH VOTE BY A NON-CITIZEN CANCELS OUT A VOTE OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. THE NEXT LINE READS THIS NATIONWIDE EFFORT TO EXPOSE AND PROSECUTE ILLEGAL VOTING IS ENSURING THAT IN AMERICA, AMERICANS ELECT OUR LEADERS. THE CAPTION SAYS NON-CITIZEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNTRY. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT AN ICE POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS EXCLUSIVE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS @ICEGOV FLAGS MORE FOREIGN NATIONALS ACCUSED OF VOTING IN US ELECTIONS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE INDIVIDUALS NAMED IN THE DOCUMENTS OBTAINED BY @DAILYCALLER HAIL FROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES, INCLUDING EL SALVADOR, SOMALIA AND LITHUANIA, AND WERE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH INVESTIGATIONS INTO ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD AND STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTION-RELATED OFFENSES. ALLEGED IS THE QUOTED POST. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THOSE DOCUMENTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE QUOTED COUNTRIES AS A DHS LIST. THIS IS NOT THE 16-CARD HSI THREAD ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE CLEVELAND, TENN. ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. BRASFIELD POSTED AT 2:11 P.M. PACIFIC. THAT MINUTE IS ALSO THE HSI OPENER ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THAT POST. DHS POSTED AT 3:12 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS. BRASFIELD.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS ON THE DEATH OF RYAN O’SHEA. THIS POST WAS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE FIRST LINE READS ABSOLUTELY HEARTBREAKING. THE NEXT LINE READS GUILLERMO CARMONA-LOPEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, KILLED RYAN O’SHEA, A 21-YEAR-OLD NEW HAVEN STUDENT, IN A COLLISION ON OCTOBER 16. THE POST SAYS A COLLISION. THE POST DOES NOT SAY HEAD-ON. THE POST DOES NOT SAY I-91. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE FOR CARMONA-LOPEZ. THE POST SAYS NEW HAVEN STUDENT. THE POST DOES NOT SAY NORTH HAVEN. THE NEXT LINE READS THIS WAS A COMPLETELY AVOIDABLE TRAGEDY, CARMONA-LOPEZ WAS TWICE-DEPORTED AND HAD ZERO STANDING TO BE IN OUR NATION. TWICE-DEPORTED IS IN CAPITALS. ZERO IS IN CAPITALS. THE LAST LINE READS DHS WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT TO PREVENT THE CREATION OF MORE ANGEL FAMILIES, THEN AN EM DASH, THEN UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF @POTUS TRUMP, THIS INJUSTICE WILL END. WILL IS IN CAPITALS. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. THE POST QUOTE-POSTS BORDER HAWK. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE ICE CAPTION BELOW DOES NOT SAY TWICE-DEPORTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A WRITTEN DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THESE NAMES IN THIS CHECK. DHS POSTED AT 9:44 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS. BORDER HAWK.

BREAKING 10/30: ICE POSTS ON THE DEATH OF RYAN O’SHEA. THIS POST WAS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE FIRST LINE READS TRAGIC AND PREVENTABLE DEATH. THE CAPTION SAYS RYAN O’SHEA, 21, A UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN STUDENT AND CLUB HOCKEY SENIOR ASSISTANT CAPTAIN, WAS KILLED OCT. 16 IN A HEAD-ON CRASH ON I-91 IN NORTH HAVEN, CT, WHEN A PICKUP TRUCK TRAVELING THE WRONG WAY STRUCK HIS VEHICLE. THE CAPTION SAYS THE DRIVER WAS GUILLERMO CARMONA-LOPEZ, A 31-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION SAYS HE SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE FIRST PLACE, LET ALONE BEHIND THE WHEEL. THE CAPTION SAYS IN MAY 2013, BORDER PATROL ARRESTED CARMONA-LOPEZ AFTER HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE COUNTRY. THE CAPTION SAYS HE WAS ISSUED AN EXPEDITED REMOVAL AND REMOVED. THE CAPTION SAYS HE THEN ILLEGALLY REENTERED, WITH EM DASHES AROUND THE WORDS A FELONY, AND WAS ARRESTED AGAIN BY BORDER PATROL. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE PLACE OF THAT REENTRY. THE CAPTION SAYS HE WAS ISSUED A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL AND LATER REENTERED AT AN UNKNOWN TIME AND PLACE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY TWICE-DEPORTED. THE DHS POST ABOVE SAYS TWICE-DEPORTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE CAPTION SAYS O’SHEA WAS RETURNING TO CAMPUS AFTER A HOCKEY GAME. THE CAPTION SAYS HE WAS STUDYING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND ASPIRED TO JOIN THE NYPD. THE CAPTION SAYS HIS FAMILY JOINS THE MANY AMERICAN FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN LEFT WITH UNIMAGINABLE LOSS. THE NEXT LINE READS LOSS THAT WAS PREVENTABLE. THE LAST LINE READS THIS IS OUR WHY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY HE WAS CHARGED IN THE CRASH. THE POST QUOTE-POSTS BORDER HAWK FROM OCTOBER 29. THE QUOTED LINES ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS ABOUT 11:45 P.M. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS INTERSTATE 91. THE ICE CAPTION PRINTS I-91. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS A HONDA ACCORD AND TWO SUVS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DECEASED AT THE SCENE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THOSE LINES COME FROM A CONNECTICUT STATE POLICE ACCIDENT SUMMARY. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THAT SUMMARY. THE QUOTED POST SAYS SERIOUS LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES. THE QUOTED POST SAYS BRIDGEPORT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS IT IS CURRENTLY UNCLEAR IF HE WILL FACE CHARGES. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DHS TOLD BORDER HAWK THAT CARMONA-LOPEZ REENTERED NEAR THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY AND WAS ISSUED A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL ON MAY 30, 2013. THOSE SENTENCES ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS STONY POINT, NEW YORK, A CONCENTRATION IN POLICE SCIENCE, AND THE NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE ICE CAPTION PRINTS NYPD. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE ICE POST DOES NOT SHOW A SEPARATE PHOTO IN THIS CHECK. THE QUOTED POST HAS TWO PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A WRITTEN ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THESE NAMES IN THIS CHECK. ICE POSTED AT 8:12 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE. BORDER HAWK.

BREAKING 10/30: CBP POSTS A VIDEO. THE FIRST LINE READS SURPRISE! SMUGGLING BUGS AS PETS IS ACTUALLY A THING. THE NEXT LINES SAY DRUG SMUGGLERS AND BUG SMUGGLERS USE THE SAME TACTICS TO BRING CONTRABAND INTO THE U.S. THE IMPACTS OF THESE CREEPY CRAWLERS CAN BE DEVASTATING. THE LAST LINE SAYS READ MORE ABOUT HOW CBP IS TACKLING THE THREAT OF THESE BUGS IN FRONTLINE MAGAZINE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NEW SEIZURE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. A 61-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/30: ICE POSTS A VIDEO. THE CAPTION READS DEPORT EVERY SINGLE ILLEGAL ALIEN WHILE YOU STILL HAVE TIME. THE POST LINKS TO HTTPS://WWW.ICE.GOV/JOIN. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. A 49-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 2:56 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE. JOIN.

BREAKING 10/30: HSI POSTS A NORTH CAROLINA VOTER-FRAUD THREAD. THE FIRST LINE READS VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA. THAT LINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE NEXT LINE SAYS @HSI_CHARLOTTE CONDUCTED A SWEEPING VOTER FRAUD INVESTIGATION ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA, RESULTING IN OVER A DOZEN ARRESTS FOR ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUD. THE OPENER PRINTS ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUD. THE CARDS PRINT ALLEGED FEDERAL VOTER FRAUD CHARGES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE OPENER PRINTS OVER A DOZEN. THE OPENER DOES NOT PRINT A NUMBER. THE THREAD PRINTS 16 CARDS AFTER THE OPENER. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING 16 AS THE OPENER’S COUNT. ALLEGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE OPENER DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE OPENER DOES NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE CARDS DO NOT PRINT NAMES. THE CARDS DO NOT PRINT AGES. THE CARDS DO NOT PRINT COURTS. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 16 RALEIGH LIST OF 10 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT LIST INCLUDES AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR. THESE CARDS DO NOT PRINT EL SALVADOR. THIS IS NOT THE 12:19 P.M. PACIFIC VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE 9:51 A.M. PACIFIC VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE OPENER PRINTS @HSI_CHARLOTTE. THE CARDS PRINT HSI CAROLINAS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. THE DUTCH CARD DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT MATCHING THAT CARD TO JOYCE PITTS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED THE OPENER AT 2:11 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. THE 16 CARDS FOLLOW WITHIN THAT SAME MINUTE. IN THREAD ORDER. A DUTCH NATIONAL, ON ALLEGED FEDERAL VOTER FRAUD CHARGES. A BARBADIAN NATIONAL, ON. A CUBAN NATIONAL, ON. A MEXICAN NATIONAL, ON. A DOMINICAN NATIONAL, ON. A NIGERIAN NATIONAL, ON. A SINGAPOREAN NATIONAL, ON. A BRITISH NATIONAL, ON. A NORWEGIAN NATIONAL, ON. A COLOMBIAN NATIONAL, ON. A JAMAICAN NATIONAL, ON. A BERMUDIAN NATIONAL, ON. A GUATEMALAN NATIONAL. THAT CARD PRINTS FOR, NOT ON. A CANADIAN NATIONAL, ON. AN ITALIAN NATIONAL. THAT CARD PRINTS AN, NOT A. A KENYAN NATIONAL, ON. EACH OF THOSE 16 LINES PRINTS HSI CAROLINAS ARRESTED. HSI. DUTCH. BARBADIAN. CUBAN. MEXICAN. DOMINICAN. NIGERIAN. SINGAPOREAN. BRITISH. NORWEGIAN. COLOMBIAN. JAMAICAN. BERMUDIAN. GUATEMALAN. CANADIAN. ITALIAN. KENYAN.

BREAKING 10/30: CLEVELAND, TENN. — HSI NASHVILLE SAYS HSI CHATTANOOGA SPECIAL AGENTS WORKED WITH @FBI AND LOCAL PARTNERS TO INVESTIGATE VOTER FRAUD DURING THE 2024 U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. THE POST SAYS ON OCT. 29, TWO NON-CITIZENS WERE ARRESTED IN CLEVELAND, TN ON FEDERAL VOTER FRAUD CHARGES. THE POST PRINTS NON-CITIZENS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ALIENS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST LINKS @USAO_EDTN. THE LINKED URL CONTAINS THE WORDS TWO-ALIENS-CHARGED-ILLEGAL-VOTING. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT TWO ALIENS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ILLEGAL VOTING. A DIRECT FETCH OF THAT JUSTICE.GOV PAGE IN THIS CHECK RETURNED A BOT CHECK, NOT THE RELEASE BODY. CHATTANOOGAN PUBLISHES THE ANNOUNCEMENT THE SAME DAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THE NEWSPAPER THE USAO PAGE. THE CHATTANOOGAN TEXT SAYS THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE ANNOUNCED CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS CHARGING TWO ALIENS WITH ILLEGAL VOTING IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS. A COMPLAINT IS A CHARGE. IT IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE TEXT QUOTES U.S ATTORNEY FRANCIS M. HAMILTON III. THE PRINTED LINE HAS NO PERIOD AFTER THE S. HE SAYS THESE COMPLAINTS REFLECT HOW SERIOUSLY THE UNITED STATES VIEWS PROTECTING THE UNIQUE BENEFITS OF AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP. HE SAYS THE RIGHT TO VOTE IS A FUNDAMENTAL PRIVILEGE OF AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP, AND THE THEFT OF THAT PRIVILEGE BY A NON-CITIZEN WILL BE PROSECUTED. THE TEXT NAMES MARK ADWAR ODISHO, 30, AN IRAQI NATIONAL RESIDING IN CLEVELAND, TN. THE TEXT PRINTS TN WITH A CAPITAL T AND A LOWERCASE N. THE TEXT SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ON NOV. 5, 2024. THE TEXT SAYS HE MADE HIS INITIAL APPEARANCE IN FEDERAL COURT ON THURSDAY. THE TEXT NAMES FREDERIC JEAN RENE SICARD, 50, A FRENCH NATIONAL RESIDING IN CLEVELAND, TN. THE TEXT SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ON NOV. 5, 2024. THE TEXT SAYS HE MADE HIS INITIAL APPEARANCE ON FRIDAY. THE TEXT DOES NOT PRINT THE CALENDAR DATE OF EITHER APPEARANCE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. THE HSI POST PRINTS ARRESTED ON OCT. 29. THE CHATTANOOGAN TEXT DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 29. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE ARREST LINE AND THE APPEARANCE LINE. THE TEXT SAYS THE CHARGES ARE THE RESULT OF AN INVESTIGATION BY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AND HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS. THE TEXT SAYS ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY JONATHAN S. WILSON WILL REPRESENT THE UNITED STATES. THESE TWO NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE 16-CARD HSI THREAD ABOVE. THAT THREAD DOES NOT PRINT IRAQ OR FRANCE. TWO PHOTOS ARE ON THE HSI POST. ONE IS AT NIGHT. JACKETS READ POLICE HSI AND FBI. A PERSON IS IN THE BACK SEAT. THE FACE IS BLURRED. THE OTHER IS IN DAYLIGHT. VESTS READ POLICE AND FBI. A PERSON IS IN THE CAR. THE FACE IS BLURRED. THE PHOTOS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. THE PHOTOS DO NOT PRINT A CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI NASHVILLE POSTED AT 1:46 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 1:50 P.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. HSI NASHVILLE. DHS. USAO EDTN. CHATTANOOGAN.

BREAKING 10/30: SECRETARY MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS TREASURY SECRETARY SCOTT BESSENT. THE CAPTION IS ONE LINE. WANT CHEAPER RENT? SUPPORT ICE. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW OPERATION. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT UNAUTHORIZED IMMIGRANTS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT AN ICE POST. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT A DHS POST. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT A CBP POST. THE QUOTED LINES ARE NOT MULLIN’S CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS A SAN FRANCISCO FEDERAL RESERVE PAPER RECENTLY FOUND THAT THE INFLUX OF UNAUTHORIZED IMMIGRANTS UNDER THE RADICAL LEFT ACCOUNTED FOR 20% OF RENT GROWTH DURING THE 2021-2024 BIDENFLATION SURGE. BIDENFLATION IS THE QUOTED POST’S WORD. RADICAL LEFT IS THE QUOTED POST’S WORD. 20% IS THE QUOTED POST’S FIGURE. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE PAPER. THE NEXT LINES SAY PRESIDENT TRUMP’S IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT POLICIES ARE PRODUCING THE OPPOSITE EFFECT, AND THAT STATE-LEVEL DATA SHOW A STRONG ASSOCIATION BETWEEN INCREASED IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT AND MORE AFFORDABLE RENTS. THE LAST LINE SAYS @POTUS WILL ALWAYS PUT AMERICAN FAMILIES FIRST. FIRST IS IN CAPITALS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. BESSENT POSTED THE QUOTED POST AT 9:59 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. MULLIN QUOTE-POSTED IT AT 1:40 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPOSTED MULLIN AT 1:45 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED MULLIN AT 1:45 P.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOSTS ADD NO NEW CAPTION. MULLIN. BESSENT. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS CROSS-BORDER PARTNERSHIPS AND REAL-TIME INTELLIGENCE SHARING DELIVERS RESULTS. THE POST PRINTS DELIVERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT VERB. THE NEXT LINE SAYS THANKS TO CRUCIAL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY OUR AGENTS, THE GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO SEIZED 279 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION BEFORE IT COULD REACH THE U.S. THE POST PRINTS 279 ROUNDS. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CALIBER. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 1:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 10/30: CBP FLORIDA FIELD OPERATIONS SAYS PRIVATE FLIGHT, THEN AN EM DASH, THEN SAME SECURITY STANDARDS. THE POST SAYS CBP OFFICERS CONDUCTED AN INSPECTION OF AN ARRIVING CHARTER FLIGHT, SCREENING FOR CONTRABAND AND PROHIBITED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. THE POST SAYS WHETHER FLYING COMMERCIAL OR PRIVATE, CBP IS ON WATCH FOR THREATS. NO SEIZURE. NO WEIGHT. NO NAME. NO ARREST. NO ILLEGAL ALIEN. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE ACCOUNT POSTED AT 12:50 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DFO FLORIDA.

BREAKING 10/30: SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS THE FIVE NAMES FROM TODAY’S WRITTEN RELEASE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, RAPISTS, AND PEDOPHILES. THE EARLIER ITEM ON THIS PAGE SAID A CHECK OF DHS POSTS ON X TODAY DID NOT RETURN A THREAD WITH THESE FIVE NAMES. THIS THREAD IS THE SECRETARY’S ACCOUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT EDITING THAT EARLIER ITEM. THE FIRST LINE SAYS YESTERDAY, @ICEGOV ARRESTED MURDERERS, RAPISTS, PEDOPHILES, AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS WHO SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN IN THIS COUNTRY TO BEGIN WITH. THE POST PRINTS @ICEGOV. THE WRITTEN-RELEASE QUOTE PRINTS ICE. THE NEXT LINE SAYS THANKS TO DECISIVE ACTION FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP, THE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARE EMPOWERED TO DO THEIR JOB AND REMOVE ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES. THE CLOSER SAYS ICE WILL NOT REST UNTIL ALL CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS LIKE THESE INDIVIDUALS ARE ARRESTED AND REMOVED FROM THE U.S. THE WRITTEN-RELEASE QUOTE SAYS EVERY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE WRITTEN-RELEASE QUOTE ALSO PRINTS THE SENTENCE ON AMERICAN LIVES ENDED BY PREVENTABLE ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIME. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT THAT SENTENCE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CLOSERS. THE POST ENDS WITH A THREAD EMOJI. FIVE PHOTO CARDS FOLLOW. THE CARDS PRINT THE SAME FIVE NAMES, IN THE SAME ORDER, AND THE SAME CONVICTED-FOR LINES AS THAT WRITTEN RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THOSE LINES AS A SECOND SET OF FACTS. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION LINE ON EVERY CARD. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE SECRETARY POSTED AT 12:48 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. THE FIVE CARDS FOLLOW WITHIN THAT SAME MINUTE. ICE REPOSTED THE OPENER AT 12:51 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED THE OPENER AT 12:56 P.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOSTS ADD NO NEW CAPTION. MULLIN. JOHNSON. MEZA-PONCE. ROMAN-MENCIAS. SANDOVAL. DE SOUZA-SOARES. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS WANTED FOR ALLAN ADONAY CONTRERAS-VASQUEZ. THE EARLIER WRITTEN-RELEASE ITEM ON THIS PAGE SAID A CHECK OF DHS POSTS ON X TODAY DID NOT RETURN THIS NAME. THIS POST RETURNS THE NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT EDITING THAT EARLIER ITEM. THIS IS NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE FIRST LINE READS WANTED. THE CAPTION SAYS ALLAN ADONAY CONTRERAS-VASQUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN MS-13 MEMBER FROM HONDURAS, WAS PREVIOUSLY ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER BUT RELEASED BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES. ARRESTED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CAPTION SAYS AFTER HIS FIRST RELEASE, HE IS ALLEGED TO HAVE RAPED A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL. RAPED IS IN CAPITALS. ALLEGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS A WITNESS CLAIMED AND SAYS ALLEGEDLY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE CAPTION SAYS HE WAS RELEASED A SECOND TIME. THE CAPTION SAYS IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON HIS WHEREABOUTS, PLEASE REACH OUT TO THE ICE TIPLINE AT (866)-347-2423. THE CAPTION PRINTS A HYPHEN AFTER THE CLOSING PARENTHESIS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE PRINTS 866-347-2423. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE PUNCTUATION. THE CAPTION SAYS THIS TRAGIC INCIDENT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED HAD MARYLAND SANCTUARY POLITICIANS HONORED ICE DETAINERS. THE POST QUOTE-POSTS RAPID RESPONSE 47. THAT QUOTED POST IS A LINK. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE LINK AS A NEW CAPTION. NO AGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 12:30 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 12:37 P.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. DHS ALSO REPOSTED A RAPID RESPONSE 47 POST AT 12:49 P.M. PACIFIC. THE VISIBLE OPENING READS MS-13 GANG MEMBER WITH PRIOR ARRESTS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A MINOR RELEASED FROM JAIL BY MARYLA. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE REST OF THAT REPOST TEXT. THIS PAGE IS NOT FINISHING THE SENTENCE. DHS. RAPID RESPONSE 47. ICE. DHS REPOST.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A VIDEO. THE FIRST LINE READS IF YOU VOTE ILLEGALLY, YOU WILL BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. THAT LINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE CAPTION SAYS @FBI AND @HSI_CHARLOTTE ARE GOING AFTER VOTER FRAUD IN THE TAR HEEL STATE. THE CAPTION SAYS WE WILL NOT ALLOW ANY VOTE CAST ILLEGALLY TO CANCEL OUT THE VOTE OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. AMERICAN CITIZEN IS IN CAPITALS. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW COURT. THIS IS NOT THE 9:51 A.M. PACIFIC VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT CAPTION STARTS AMERICAN ELECTIONS BELONG TO AMERICAN CITIZENS. THAT VIDEO IS ABOUT 135 SECONDS. THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT 19 SECONDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THEM THE SAME VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THIS VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 12:19 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 12:20 P.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: POLK COUNTY — THE POLK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS POLK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MAKES 281 ARRESTS DURING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CHILD PREDATOR ENFORCEMENT OPERATION “POLK AROUND AND FIND OUT II”. THE RELEASE SAYS A SEVEN-DAY JOINT-AGENCY UNDERCOVER OPERATION. THE RELEASE SAYS 281 SUSPECTS WERE ARRESTED. THE RELEASE SAYS 239 ARRESTS WERE RELATED TO SOLICITING PROSTITUTES, OFFERING TO COMMIT PROSTITUTION, AND AIDING/ABETTING OR TRANSPORTING PROSTITUTES. THE RELEASE SAYS 31 ARRESTS WERE RELATED TO CHILD SEXUAL PREDATORS. THE RELEASE SAYS 11 OTHER ARRESTS WERE MADE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SUSPECTS WERE CHARGED WITH A TOTAL OF 198 FELONIES AND 290 MISDEMEANORS. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS DETECTIVES WERE JOINED BY INVESTIGATORS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, IMMIGRATIONS AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT. THE RELEASE PRINTS IMMIGRATIONS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING THAT SPELLING. THE RELEASE SAYS 32 ILLEGAL ALIENS WERE ARRESTED, FROM 9 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE NINE COUNTRIES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A DETAINER COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING A DETAINER COUNT THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT. IN THE PREDATOR LIST THE RELEASE NAMES HERNAN SANCHEZ RANGEL, 29, DOB 8/24/1997, OF DAVENPORT, FL. THE RELEASE SAYS RANGEL IS IN THE COUNTRY ILLEGALLY FROM VENEZUELA. THE RELEASE SAYS EACH OF HIS CHARGES IS ENHANCED DUE TO HIS ILLEGAL STATUS. THE RELEASE PRINTS TRAVELING TO MEET A MINOR (F1), USE OF COMPUTER TO SOLICIT GUARDIAN (F2), USE OF TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION DEVICE TO COMMIT A FELONY (F2), AND ATTEMPTED LEWD/LASCIVIOUS BATTERY ON A MINOR (F2). THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO ICE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING ONE NAMED MAN AS THE FULL COUNT OF 32. THE SAME LIST NAMES RODRIGO GUSTAVO PERREIRA, 30, OF DAVENPORT, FL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS IN THE COUNTRY FROM BRAZIL ON A STUDENT VISA. THE RELEASE DOES NOT CALL HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING HIM TO THE 32. THIS IS NOT THE MAY 1, 2026 RELEASE TITLED POLK AROUND AND FIND OUT. THAT RELEASE SAYS 266 ARRESTS AND SAYS 34 ARE HERE ILLEGALLY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING 266 WITH 281 OR 34 WITH 32. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE SHERIFF’S YOUTUBE CHANNEL POSTED THE NEWS CONFERENCE. THE YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION NAMES ICE/HOMELAND SECURITY ACTING DEPUTY FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR DAVID GRITTE AMONG THE PEOPLE ON THE STAGE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE DESCRIPTION AS A QUOTE FROM GRITTE. NOT AN ICE CHANNEL UPLOAD. NOT A DHS CHANNEL UPLOAD. NOT A CBP CHANNEL UPLOAD. POLK SHERIFF. MAY 1 RELEASE.

BREAKING 10/30: ICE SAYS THESE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS WERE REMOVED. THE OPENER DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD AMONG. THE OPENER DOES NOT PRINT YESTERDAY. THE OPENER DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE THREAD PRINTS NINE NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING NINE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. THE FIRST LINE SAYS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE ARE OUT IN FULL FORCE FINDING, ARRESTING, AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS. FULL FORCE IS IN CAPITALS. DEPORTING IS IN CAPITALS. THE NEXT LINE SAYS THANKS TO THE LEADERSHIP OF @POTUS TRUMP AND @SECMULLINDHS, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE SAFER WITH THESE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTRY. AMERICAN PEOPLE IS CAPITALIZED. REMOVED IS IN CAPITALS. THE OPENER DOES NOT SAY MURDERERS. THE OPENER DOES NOT SAY RAPISTS. THE CARDS PRINT CONVICTED OF. THE CARDS DO NOT PRINT CONVICTED FOR. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO CITIES. NO SENTENCES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE NINE CARDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A WRITTEN ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THESE NINE NAMES. ICE POSTED THE OPENER AT 11:50 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. THE NINE CARDS FOLLOW WITHIN THAT SAME MINUTE. IN THREAD ORDER. JORGE CISNEROS-MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED OF DUI, ROBBERY-SECOND DEGREE, AND RAPE-FIRST DEGREE. THE CARD PRINTS ROBBERY-SECOND DEGREE WITH A HYPHEN. THE CARD PRINTS RAPE-FIRST DEGREE WITH A HYPHEN. HE IS NOT PEDRO RUIZ-CISNEROS, RAUL CISNEROS, OR JERONIMA GIRON CISNEROS. JOSE EMILIO VALLECILLA CUERO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ON BOARD A VESSEL. THE CARD PRINTS ON BOARD. THE CARD PRINTS 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE. MARCELINO CANDELO RENTERIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE AND 100 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF MARIJUANA WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL. THE CARD PRINTS POSSESS WITH INTENT. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS. THE CARD PRINTS ABOARD. THE CARD PRINTS MARIJUANA. CARLOS ORLANDO SAINZ ZULUETA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED OF ROBBERY WITH A FIREARM OR OTHER DEADLY WEAPON. MARIO ALBERTO BAILON-LAZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL. GIVER DARIO MARIN-MERO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, CONVICTED OF THE SAME COCAINE-VESSEL SENTENCE AS BAILON-LAZ. THE CARD PRINTS ABOARD. THE CARD PRINTS 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE. EDDY JOSE MARTINEZ-DELGADO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM NICARAGUA, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 1KG OR MORE OF HEROIN. THE CARD PRINTS 1KG. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT 1 KILOGRAM. THE CARD PRINTS HEROIN. ROY JHANCARLO CORTEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. HE IS NOT FRANCISCO CORTEZ-PEREZ. KELVIN ALEXANDER ESPINAL-MARIN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 OR MORE KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL. THE CARD PRINTS 5 OR MORE KILOGRAMS. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE EARLIER ITEM PRINTS A CONVICTION FOR POSSESSION OF COCAINE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE IN THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. THIS CARD DOES NOT PRINT THAT COURT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO CONVICTION LINES. THIS POST SAYS REMOVED. THE EARLIER ITEM IS NOT THIS REMOVAL CARD. ICE. CISNEROS-MARTINEZ. VALLECILLA CUERO. CANDELO RENTERIA. SAINZ ZULUETA. BAILON-LAZ. MARIN-MERO. MARTINEZ-DELGADO. CORTEZ. ESPINAL-MARIN.

BREAKING 10/30: CBP COMMISSIONER RODNEY SCOTT POSTS A VIDEO. THE CAPTION SAYS AGENT = HERO. THE NEXT LINE SAYS AGENT PLUS TECHNOLOGY = SUPERHERO THAT KNOWS WHO AND WHAT IS COMING, RESPONDS FASTER AND MORE EFFECTIVELY. THE NEXT LINE SAYS SECURE BORDERS MEAN YOUR FAMILIES ARE SAFER. THE LAST LINE SAYS IT’S THAT SIMPLE. NO ARREST. NO NAME. NO COUNT. A VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TIMED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE COMMISSIONER POSTED AT 11:00 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. CBP REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 11:23 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. SCOTT. CBP.

BREAKING 10/30: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, RAPISTS, AND PEDOPHILES. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 29 RELEASE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, SEXUAL PREDATORS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 9 RELEASE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS. THE WORD ORDER ON THIS TITLE IS RAPISTS, THEN PEDOPHILES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 10/30/2026. THE DECK SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN, DHS HAS BEEN EMPOWERED TO ENFORCE OUR NATION’S LAWS AND MAKE AMERICAN SAFE AGAIN. THE DECK PRINTS AMERICAN. THE DECK DOES NOT PRINT AMERICA. THE LEAD SAYS YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MORE WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR HOMICIDE, DRUG-INDUCED RAPE, AND CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS OLD. THE LEAD PRINTS CONVICTED FOR. THE LEAD PRINTS DRUG-INDUCED RAPE. THE LEAD PRINTS OF A CHILD. ON AN OCTOBER 30 RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCTOBER 29. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING AN ARREST DATE THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT. SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MURDERERS, RAPISTS, PEDOPHILES, AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS WHO SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN IN THIS COUNTRY TO BEGIN WITH. HE SAYS THANKS TO DECISIVE ACTION FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP, THE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARE EMPOWERED TO DO THEIR JOB AND REMOVE ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES. HE SAYS TOO MANY AMERICAN LIVES HAVE BEEN ENDED BY PREVENTABLE ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIME. HE SAYS ICE WILL NOT REST UNTIL EVERY ILLEGAL ALIEN IS ARRESTED AND REMOVED FROM THE U.S. THE QUOTE PRINTS MURDERERS, RAPISTS, PEDOPHILES. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION LINE ON EVERY NAME. THE RELEASE LISTS FIVE NAMES. THE CARDS PRINT CONVICTED FOR. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO DOCKETS. IMAGES ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. A CHECK OF DHS POSTS ON X TODAY DID NOT RETURN A THREAD WITH THESE FIVE NAMES. OTTMAR JOHNSON, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAMAICA, CONVICTED FOR HOMICIDE AND WEAPONS OFFENSE IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND. THE CARD PRINTS HOMICIDE. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT MURDER. THE CARD PRINTS WEAPONS OFFENSE. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT WEAPONS OFFENSE. APOLINAR MEZA-PONCE, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER IN JOLIET, ILLINOIS. THE CARD PRINTS ATTEMPTED. THE LEAD PRINTS HOMICIDE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. FRANCISCO ROMAN-MENCIAS, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR RAPE, THEN A DASH, THEN DRUG-INDUCED, IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THE CARD WORD ORDER IS RAPE THEN DRUG-INDUCED. THE LEAD WORD ORDER IS DRUG-INDUCED RAPE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. MARCO JULIO SANDOVAL, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD; LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS ACTS WITH A CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS OLD IN SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA. THE CARD PRINTS OF CHILD. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT OF A CHILD. THE LEAD PRINTS OF A CHILD AND DOES NOT PRINT THE LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS ACTS LINE. HE IS NOT ELI HERNANDEZ-SANDOVAL, MARIO EGUIZABAL SANDOVAL, OR PEDRO SANDOVAL-ROMERO. MATHEUS ABNER DE SOUZA-SOARES, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM BRAZIL, CONVICTED FOR ILLICIT SEXUAL CONTACT, THEN A DASH, THEN VICTIM UNDER 13 YEARS OLD, IN ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT ILLICIT SEXUAL CONTACT. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT UNDER 13. MULLIN’S WORD PEDOPHILE IS NOT THE CONVICTION TEXT. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS WANTED CRIMINAL RELEASED BY SANCTUARY POLITICIANS: MS-13 GANG MEMBER WITH PRIOR ARRESTS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A MINOR RELEASED FROM JAIL BY MARYLAND SANCTUARY POLITICIANS. THE DECK SAYS THE SUSPECT WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, AND THEN RELEASED AGAIN AFTER BEING ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS IN THE DECK. AGAIN IS IN CAPITALS IN THE DECK. THE LEAD SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN MARYLAND REFUSED TO HONOR AN ICE DETAINER, RELEASING AN ILLEGAL ALIEN MS-13 GANG MEMBER ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, WHO WENT ON TO ALLEGEDLY SEXUALLY ASSAULT A MINOR. ALLEGEDLY IS THE LEAD. ARRESTED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ON DECEMBER 16, 2025, ICE LODGED A DETAINER AGAINST ALLAN ADONAY CONTRERAS-VASQUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS AND MS-13 MEMBER, WHILE HE WAS IN THE CUSTODY OF THE PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY DETENTION CENTER IN UPPER MARLBORO, MARYLAND. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAD BEEN ARRESTED FOLLOWING AN ASSAULT IN HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND, ALLEGEDLY CARRIED OUT BY CONTRERAS-VASQUEZ AND FIVE OTHER SUSPECTS, IN WHICH THE VICTIM WAS STALKED AFTER GETTING OFF A BUS BEFORE BEING STABBED MULTIPLE TIMES. ALLEGEDLY IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY REFUSED TO HONOR THE DETAINER AND RELEASED HIM. THE RELEASE SAYS ON FEBRUARY 18, 2026, HE WAS FORMALLY CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, ATTEMPTED SECOND-DEGREE MURDER, CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT SECOND-DEGREE MURDER, FIRST-DEGREE ASSAULT, CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FIRST-DEGREE ASSAULT, SECOND-DEGREE ASSAULT, AND DANGEROUS WEAPON WITH INTENT TO INJURE. FORMALLY CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS IN THE PERIOD BETWEEN HIS RELEASE AND HIS CHARGES BEING ANNOUNCED, A WITNESS CLAIMED THAT CONTRERAS-VASQUEZ RAPED A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN JANUARY 2026. A WITNESS CLAIMED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED BY PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY AGAIN IN MAY 2026, AND THEN RELEASED AGAIN IN JUNE 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS HE CURRENTLY REMAINS AT LARGE. SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS AFTER HIS RELEASE, HE ALLEGEDLY WENT ON TO RAPE A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL, ONLY FOR THEM TO RELEASE HIM A SECOND TIME AFTER THAT. ALLEGEDLY IS THE QUOTE. THE QUOTE PRINTS A SECOND TIME. THE BODY PRINTS RELEASED AGAIN IN JUNE 2026. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES INTO A NEW DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES THROUGH TEXAS IN AUGUST 2023 AND WAS ARRESTED BY THE U.S. BORDER PATROL, THEN RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS IN THAT SENTENCE. NO AGE. A WANTED POSTER IS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE PRINTS AN ICE TIP LINE, 866-347-2423. HE IS NOT MARCOS CONTRERAS-LOPEZ, WILLIAMS ALEJANDRO CORTES CONTRERAS, JUAN CONTRERAS BONILLA, ROBERTO CONTRERAS-GONZALEZ, OR RONALD ALBERTO AGUILAR-CONTRERAS. A CHECK OF DHS POSTS ON X TODAY DID NOT RETURN THIS NAME. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A FLORIDA THREAD. THE FIRST LINE READS THE PEOPLE OF FLORIDA DESERVE TO BE SAFE. THE CAPTION SAYS @ICEGOV IS WORKING WITH STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERS ACROSS THE SUNSHINE STATE TO ARREST ILLEGAL ALIENS LIKE THESE KILLERS, SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, ARSONISTS, AND OTHER OFFENDERS. THE CAPTION PRINTS OTHER OFFENDERS. THE CAPTION PRINTS TO ARREST. THE CAPTION ENDS WITH A THREAD EMOJI. FIVE PHOTO CARDS FOLLOW. THE CARD LINES PRINT THE SAME FIVE NAMES AND THE SAME CRIMINAL-HISTORY SENTENCES AS THE WRITTEN RELEASE IN THE NEXT ITEM. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THOSE LINES AS A SECOND SET OF FACTS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED THE OPENER AT 10:56 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. THE FIVE CARDS FOLLOW WITHIN THAT SAME MINUTE. DHS. MAURICE. LY. JOSEPH. DOAN. RODRIGUEZ.

BREAKING 10/30: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN FLORIDA. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 10/30/2026. THE LEAD SAYS EXAMPLES OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS RECENTLY ARRESTED BY ICE IN FLORIDA, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR SUCH CRIMES AS VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER, SEXUAL ASSAULT, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND ARSON. THE LEAD PRINTS VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER. THE LEAD PRINTS SEXUAL ASSAULT. SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS THANKS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, ICE HAS BEEN UNLEASHED TO TARGET AND REMOVE THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COUNTRY, NO MATTER WHERE THEY ARE. HE SAYS IN THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA, WE’VE ARRESTED KILLERS, SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, ARSONISTS, AND OTHER HEINOUS CRIMINALS WHO ENDANGERED OUR COMMUNITIES. THE QUOTE PRINTS WE’VE ARRESTED. THE QUOTE PRINTS OTHER HEINOUS CRIMINALS. THE THREAD ABOVE PRINTS OTHER OFFENDERS AND PRINTS TO ARREST. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE RELEASE LISTS FIVE NAMES. DJINA CHRISTELLE MAURICE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HAITI, ARRESTED BY ICE IN OCALA ON OCTOBER 14. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR VEHICULAR HOMICIDE. THE BULLET PRINTS VEHICULAR HOMICIDE. THE LEAD PRINTS VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. TAI NGOC LY, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, ARRESTED BY ICE IN ORLANDO ON OCTOBER 8. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT, ROBBERY AND BURGLARY. THE BULLET PRINTS PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT. THE LEAD PRINTS SEXUAL ASSAULT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. JEAN JOEL JOSEPH, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HAITI, ARRESTED BY ICE IN ORLANDO ON OCTOBER 19. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. DINH DOAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COCOA ON OCTOBER 16. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR ARSON OF OCCUPIED STRUCTURE AND ARRESTS FOR ASSAULT AND CRIMINAL DAMAGE. THE BULLET PRINTS ARSON OF OCCUPIED STRUCTURE. THE LEAD PRINTS ARSON. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LABELS. PEDRO ALVAREZ RODRIGUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN ORLANDO ON OCTOBER 20. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ROBBERY AND IDENTITY THEFT, AND ARRESTS FOR BATTERY ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH VIOLENCE, AND SPEEDING. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. NO DOCKET. A CONVICTION IN THIS RELEASE IS DHS’S WORDING. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. IMAGES ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A CLIP OF SECRETARY MULLIN ON LONE STAR MISSION. THE CAPTION SAYS @SECMULLINDHS ON LONE STAR MISSION THAT RESULTED IN THE ARRESTS OF 4,170 ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS THE STATE OF TEXAS, INCLUDING MURDERERS, SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, DRUNK DRIVERS, AND ALIEN SMUGGLERS. THE CAPTION PRINTS A COMMA BEFORE INCLUDING. THE CAPTION PRINTS 4,170. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OVER. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MORE THAN. THE CAPTION PRINTS SEXUAL ASSAILANTS. THE CAPTION PRINTS DRUNK DRIVERS. THE 8:23 A.M. MULLIN CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS OVER 4,170 AND PRINTS SEX OFFENDERS AND DOES NOT PRINT DRUNK DRIVERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CAPTIONS. THIS IS NOT A NEW COUNT. THIS IS NOT A NEW OPERATION. NO NEW NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 66 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THE 8:23 A.M. CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IS ABOUT 77 SECONDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THEM THE SAME VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THIS VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 10:46 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: CBP SAYS THIS MORNING: COLOMBIAN, VENEZUELAN, NICARAGUAN, AND HAITIAN NATIONALS REMOVED TO MEXICO. THE CAPTION PRINTS A COLON AFTER MORNING. THE CAPTION PRINTS NATIONALS. THE CAPTION PRINTS REMOVED. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY DEPORTED. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AIRPORT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A FLIGHT. A VIDEO ABOUT 27 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 10:24 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/30: HSI CHICAGO SAYS HSI IS CRACKING DOWN ON VOTER FRAUD. THE POST SAYS @HSIARIZONA AND @HSICHICAGO SPECIAL AGENTS ARRESTED A CANADIAN NATIONAL FOR ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD IN WISCONSIN. ALLEGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS IS NOT LISE JOHNSON ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT LISE MARIE JOHNSON ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT ASSIGNING THIS POST TO A NAMED CANADIAN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE POST SAYS HSI IS COMMITTED TO PROTECTING THE INTEGRITY OF OUR ELECTIONS BY INVESTIGATING VOTER ELECTION FRAUD AND HOLDING VIOLATORS ACCOUNTABLE. THE POST PRINTS VOTER ELECTION FRAUD. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI CHICAGO POSTED AT 9:57 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 10:06 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW CHARGE. HSI CHICAGO. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A VIDEO. THE FIRST LINE READS AMERICAN ELECTIONS BELONG TO AMERICAN CITIZENS. THE CAPTION SAYS @HSI_CHARLOTTE AND @FBI ARE CRACKING DOWN ON ILLEGAL VOTING AND VOTER FRAUD. THE CAPTION SAYS OUR MESSAGE TO NONCITIZENS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTE IS CLEAR: WE WILL FIND YOU, ARREST YOU, AND BRING YOU TO JUSTICE. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW COURT. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 30 WRITTEN RELEASE OF 17 CASES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE HSI CHICAGO POST ON A CANADIAN NATIONAL IN WISCONSIN. A VIDEO ABOUT 135 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 9:51 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 9:52 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS QUOTE-POSTS THE BORDER HAWK REPORT ALREADY CITED ON THE ICE ITEM ON THIS PAGE. THE DHS CAPTION IS NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE FIRST LINE READS ABSOLUTELY HEARTBREAKING. THE CAPTION SAYS GUILLERMO CARMONA-LOPEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, KILLED RYAN O’SHEA, A 21-YEAR-OLD NEW HAVEN STUDENT, IN A COLLISION ON OCTOBER 16. THE CAPTION PRINTS NEW HAVEN STUDENT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 31. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT I-91. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT HEAD-ON. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A PICKUP. THE CAPTION SAYS THIS WAS A COMPLETELY AVOIDABLE TRAGEDY, CARMONA-LOPEZ WAS TWICE-DEPORTED AND HAD ZERO STANDING TO BE IN OUR NATION. THE CAPTION PRINTS A COMMA AFTER TRAGEDY. THE CAPTION PRINTS TWICE-DEPORTED IN CAPITALS. THE CAPTION PRINTS ZERO IN CAPITALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING TWICE-DEPORTED WITH THE ICE TIMELINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE CAPTION SAYS DHS WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT TO PREVENT THE CREATION OF MORE ANGEL FAMILIES. AN EM DASH FOLLOWS FAMILIES. THE CAPTION THEN SAYS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF @POTUS TRUMP, THIS INJUSTICE WILL END. WILL IS IN CAPITALS. THIS IS NOT A NEW DEATH. THIS IS NOT A NEW NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CRASH CHARGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT WHETHER CARMONA-LOPEZ IS IN CUSTODY. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE DHS POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 9:44 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE REPOSTED THE POST AT 9:45 A.M. PACIFIC. SECRETARY MULLIN REPOSTED THE POST AT 9:47 A.M. PACIFIC. THOSE REPOSTS ADD NO NEW CAPTION. DHS. ICE. MULLIN.

BREAKING 10/30: SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS ON LONE STAR MISSION. THE FIRST LINE SAYS @POTUS TRUMP HAS BROUGHT BACK LAW AND ORDER. LAW AND ORDER IS IN CAPITALS. THE NEXT LINE SAYS LONE STAR MISSION: 10 DAYS, 4,170 ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTS INCLUDING MURDERERS, SEX OFFENDERS, AND ALIEN SMUGGLERS. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EM DASH BEFORE INCLUDING. THE CAPTION PRINTS ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTS. THE CAPTION PRINTS SEX OFFENDERS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS SEXUAL ASSAILANTS AND PRINTS 4,170 IN THE BODY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING SEX OFFENDERS AND SEXUAL ASSAILANTS. THIS IS NOT A NEW COUNT. THIS IS NOT A NEW OPERATION. THE CAPTION SAYS TOGETHER WITH TEXAS LAW ENFORCEMENT, WE ARE DELIVERING ON @POTUS TRUMP’S PROMISE TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE LAST LINE SAYS IT’S COMMON SENSE. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO NEW NAME. SECRETARY MULLIN POSTED AT 9:41 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 9:43 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. MULLIN. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS SAYS 4,170 ILLEGAL ALIENS IN JUST 10 DAYS. THAT LINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE CAPTION SAYS LONE STAR MISSION WAS A COORDINATED TEXAS-WIDE ENFORCEMENT EFFORT CONDUCTED BY @ICEGOV FROM OCTOBER 19 TO OCTOBER 29, RESULTING IN THE ARRESTS OF 4,170 ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS THE STATE OF TEXAS INCLUDING MURDERERS, SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, DRUNK DRIVERS, AND ALIEN SMUGGLERS. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EM DASH BEFORE INCLUDING. THE CAPTION PRINTS SEXUAL ASSAILANTS. THIS IS THE SAME 4,170 FIGURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCTOBER 29 WRITTEN RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THIS POST A NEW COUNT. THE CAPTION SAYS LONE STAR MISSION DEMONSTRATES HOW VITAL STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS ARE FOR PROTECTING AMERICAN COMMUNITIES. NO NEW NAME. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 9:36 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 9:36 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS A CLIP ON LONE STAR MISSION. THE CAPTION SAYS OUR @ICEGOV LONE STAR MISSION WAS AN INCREDIBLE SUCCESS. THE CAPTION SAYS IN JUST 10 DAYS, OVER 4,170 ILLEGAL ALIENS INCLUDING MURDERERS, SEX OFFENDERS, AND ALIEN SMUGGLERS WERE ARRESTED. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EM DASH BEFORE INCLUDING. THE CAPTION PRINTS OVER 4,170. THE WRITTEN RELEASE BODY PRINTS 4,170. THE WRITTEN RELEASE QUOTE PRINTS MORE THAN 4,100. THE 9:36 A.M. DHS CAPTION PRINTS 4,170. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING OVER 4,170 WITH THOSE FIGURES. THE CAPTION PRINTS SEX OFFENDERS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COMMA BEFORE WERE ARRESTED. THE CAPTION SAYS THIS WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT SUPPORT FROM TEXAS LAW ENFORCEMENT. THE CAPTION SAYS TOGETHER, WE’RE DELIVERING ON @POTUS TRUMP’S PROMISE TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE CAPTION PRINTS WE’RE. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. NO NEW NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 77 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. SECRETARY MULLIN POSTED AT 8:23 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE REPOSTED THE SAME POST AT 8:33 A.M. PACIFIC. THE REPOST ADDS NO NEW CAPTION. MULLIN. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: LAREDO — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS TWO HUMAN SMUGGLERS TRANSPORTING THREE ILLEGAL ALIENS LED LAW ENFORCEMENT ON A DANGEROUS PURSUIT AND CRASHED INTO ANOTHER VEHICLE WHILE ATTEMPTING TO EVADE APPREHENSION IN LAREDO, TX. THE POST SAYS A CONCERNED CITIZEN ALERTED USBP TO A SEDAN PACKED WITH PEOPLE TRAVELING AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED, THEN TEXAS DPS INITIATED A TRAFFIC STOP, AND THE PURSUIT UNFOLDED. THE POST SAYS ALL FIVE PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED. THE POST SAYS THE TWO SMUGGLERS ARE FACING STATE CHARGES FOR SMUGGLING OF PERSONS, WHILE THE ILLEGAL ALIENS WILL BE DEPORTED. FACING CHARGES IS NOT A CONVICTION. WILL BE DEPORTED IS THE POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING A COMPLETED REMOVAL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT NAMES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AGES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT INJURIES. THE LAST LINE SAYS SMUGGLERS HAVE ZERO REGARD FOR PUBLIC SAFETY. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE LAREDO COCAINE SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 5:00 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. BORDER PATROL.

BREAKING 10/30: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE LODGES DETAINER FOR ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER AND KIDNAPPING AFTER STABBING TEENAGE GIRL. THE DECK SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS IN THE DECK. THE LEAD SAYS ICE LODGED A DETAINER ASKING AUTHORITIES IN MARYLAND NOT TO RELEASE AN ILLEGAL ALIEN ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING AND STABBING A 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL. ACCUSED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ACCORDING TO LOCAL REPORTING, THE INCIDENT OCCURRED IN BALTIMORE ON OCTOBER 22. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SUSPECT, ABUBAKARR BARRIE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM SIERRA LEONE, PICKED UP THE VICTIM AND BROUGHT HER TO A BASEMENT PROPERTY THAT HE WAS RENTING AT THE TIME. THE RELEASE SAYS ONCE INSIDE, HE ALLEGEDLY STABBED HER SEVERAL TIMES BEFORE SHE MANAGED TO ESCAPE AND WAS EVENTUALLY ENCOUNTERED BY POLICE OFFICERS. ALLEGEDLY IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS BALTIMORE POLICE ARRESTED BARRIE AND CHARGED HIM WITH ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND KIDNAPPING. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE TITLE SAYS ATTEMPTED MURDER. THE CHARGE LINE SAYS ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE LODGED A DETAINER FOR BARRIE ON OCTOBER 24. THE RELEASE SAYS BARRIE HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN ARRESTED BY THE NYPD IN JULY 2026 ON CHARGES OF THIRD-DEGREE POSSESSION OF A FORGED INSTRUMENT. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE LODGED A DETAINER, NEW YORK SANCTUARY POLITICIANS REFUSED TO HONOR IT AND RELEASED BARRIE BACK ONTO THE STREETS, JUST THREE MONTHS BEFORE HE WENT ON TO ALLEGEDLY COMMIT THIS LATEST HEINOUS CRIME IN MARYLAND. MULLIN SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN IS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER AND KIDNAPPING AFTER HE ALLEGEDLY STABBED A 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL. THE QUOTE SAYS ATTEMPTED MURDER. THE QUOTE DOES NOT SAY FIRST-DEGREE. MULLIN SAYS THIS TRAGEDY WOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED WERE IT NOT FOR THE MULTIPLE FAILURES OF SANCTUARY POLICIES. MULLIN SAYS BIDEN’S OPEN BORDERS LET THIS MONSTER INTO OUR COUNTRY, THEN SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN NEW YORK REFUSED TO HAND HIM OVER TO ICE AND RELEASED HIM AFTER A PREVIOUS ARREST THREE MONTHS BEFORE THIS HORRIFIC CRIME. THE WORD MONSTER IS THE QUOTE. MULLIN SAYS DHS IS URGING BALTIMORE COUNTY AUTHORITIES TO LEARN FROM SANCTUARY NEW YORK’S MISTAKES, HONOR ICE’S DETAINER AGAINST THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN, AND PREVENT HIM FROM HARMING ANY MORE AMERICANS. THE BODY SAYS BALTIMORE. THE QUOTE SAYS BALTIMORE COUNTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CITY AND THE COUNTY. THE RELEASE SAYS BARRIE ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES THROUGH ARIZONA IN DECEMBER 2023 AND WAS ARRESTED BY THE U.S. BORDER PATROL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS THEN RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS IN CAPITALS IN THAT SENTENCE. NO AGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE VICTIM’S NAME. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE PAGE DOES NOT EMBED A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. HE IS NOT FODAY PHILIP KANU. HE IS NOT FREE GENDEMEH. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 30, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/30/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: NEW YORK — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ILLEGAL ALIEN ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING NYPD OFFICER RELEASED, NOW ON THE LOOSE. THIS IS THE SAME ALPHA BAH ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCTOBER 28 ITEMS. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THE OCTOBER 28 HISTORY. THE DECK SAYS DESPITE MULTIPLE ARRESTS AND ICE DETAINERS, NEW YORK REPEATEDLY RELEASED THE GUINEAN NATIONAL, INCLUDING AFTER HE WAS ARRESTED ON ASSAULTING AN NYPD OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. THE DECK PRINTS GUINEAN NATIONAL. THE DECK PRINTS ON ASSAULTING. THE DECK PRINTS AN EM DASH BEFORE INCLUDING. THE LEAD SAYS THE AGGRAVATED ASSAULT OF A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON WAS ALLEGED. ALLEGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE LODGED A DETAINER WITH QUEENS CENTRAL BOOKING OCT. 7. THE CHARGE LINE ON THIS RELEASE PRINTS OBSTRUCTING GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION. THE OCTOBER 28 RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS OBSTRUCT. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING OR REMOVING ING. THE RELEASE SAYS ACCORDING TO AVAILABLE INFORMATION, THE NYPD RELEASED BAH WITHOUT NOTIFYING ICE OR HONORING THE DETAINER. THAT LINK IS THE OCTOBER 28 DHS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ONE PARAGRAPH SAYS HE WAS LATER ARRESTED IN JANUARY 2025 ON A CRIMINAL TRESPASSING CHARGE. THE OCTOBER 28 RELEASE PRINTS JANUARY 5, 2025, AND CRIMINAL TRESPASS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. ACTING ICE DIRECTOR DAVID J. VENTURELLA SAYS ICE GAVE NEW YORK CITY MULTIPLE OPPORTUNITIES TO TURN THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN OVER TO FEDERAL CUSTODY, AND MULTIPLE TIMES OUR REQUESTS WENT UNANSWERED. THE QUOTE PRINTS AN EM DASH BEFORE AND. VENTURELLA SAYS NOW, AFTER HIS ARREST ON CHARGES OF ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, HE’S BACK ON THE STREETS INSTEAD OF IN ICE CUSTODY. THE QUOTE PRINTS HE’S. THE QUOTE SAYS ASSAULTING. THE CHARGE LINE SAYS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. VENTURELLA SAYS WHEN LOCAL JURISDICTIONS REFUSE TO COOPERATE WITH FEDERAL IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT, THEY FORCE OUR OFFICERS TO MAKE ARRESTS IN COMMUNITIES RATHER THAN SAFE, CONTROLLED SETTINGS, CREATING UNNECESSARY RISKS FOR EVERYONE INVOLVED. VENTURELLA SAYS THIS IS EXACTLY THE KIND OF SITUATION THAT COOPERATION BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES CAN HELP AVOID. THIS VENTURELLA QUOTE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE MULLIN QUOTE ON THIS RELEASE INCLUDES THE HOCHUL AND MAMDANI LINES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THEM. THE MULLIN QUOTE ON THIS RELEASE ALSO SAYS HE REMAINS AT LARGE. THE OCTOBER 28 ICE POST ALREADY SAYS HE REMAINS AT LARGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THAT AS A NEW STATUS. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE CONTINUES TO SEEK BAH. THE RELEASE GIVES THE ICE TIP LINE, (866) DHS-2-ICE (3472423), AND A LINK TO SUBMIT A TIP ONLINE. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE PAGE DOES NOT EMBED A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE PRINTS UPDATED: 10/30/2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: LAREDO — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS FOR ALL SOUL’S DAY, CBP’S LAREDO FIELD OFFICE REMINDS PUBLIC OF PROHIBITED AGRICULTURAL ITEMS THAT CAN CARRY CITRUS GREENING DISEASE. THE TITLE PRINTS ALL SOUL’S DAY. THE LEAD PRINTS ALL SOULS DAY AND DIA DE LOS MUERTOS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE APOSTROPHE. NO ARREST. NO NAME OF A TRAVELER. THE RELEASE SAYS CERTAIN AGRICULTURAL ITEMS USED IN HOLIDAY DECORATIONS ARE PROHIBITED AND CAN CARRY HARMFUL PESTS AND DISEASE, SUCH AS CITRUS GREENING DISEASE. BRANCH CHIEF DAVID GONZALEZ SAYS CBP STRONGLY ENCOURAGES THOSE WHO PURCHASE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS IN MEXICO FOR ALTARES AT HOME FOR ALL SOUL’S DAY TO BE MINDFUL THAT CERTAIN FLOWERS, GREENERY AND FRUITS ARE PROHIBITED. THE QUOTE PRINTS ALL SOUL’S DAY. THE RELEASE SAYS MURRAYA, OR ORANGE JASMINE, IS A HOST PLANT FOR THE ASIAN CITRUS PSYLLID, DIAPHORINA CITRI KUWAYAMA, AND IS PROHIBITED. THE RELEASE SAYS CHRYSANTHEMUM IS PROHIBITED DUE TO CHRYSANTHEMUM WHITE RUST, A FUNGAL DISEASE THE RELEASE SAYS IS CAUSED BY PUCCIANA HORIANA. THE RELEASE PRINTS PUCCIANA. THE RELEASE SAYS CEMPASUCHIL, THE MEXICAN MARIGOLD, IS ADMISSIBLE IF IT IS FREE OF PESTS AND SOIL AND IS MEANT FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS DIA DE LOS MUERTOS WITHOUT THE ACCENT ON THE I. THE RELEASE SAYS PROHIBITED CITRUS FRUIT FOR PERSONAL IMPORTATION INCLUDE ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES, SOUR ORANGES AND SWEET LIMES. THE RELEASE SAYS OTHER PROHIBITED FRUITS INCLUDE GUAVAS, MANGOES, PEACHES AND POMEGRANATES. THE RELEASE SAYS PENALTIES CAN RUN AS HIGH AS $1,000 AND UP TO MORE THAN $250,000 FOR COMMERCIAL IMPORTATIONS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE LAREDO COCAINE SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE BORDER PATROL PURSUIT ABOVE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 30, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/30: WESTOVER, MD. — ICE SAYS THE EASTERN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION TRANSFERRED RONY IZAGUIRRE-HENRIQUEZ INTO ICE CUSTODY WHEN HE WAS RELEASED FROM PRISON, AND THAT THE PRISON HONORED AN ICE DETAINER. THIS IS THE SAME NAME ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCTOBER 28 WORST-OF-THE-WORST RELEASE. THIS POST IS THE TRANSFER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CONVICTION LINES. THE POST SAYS THAT IN 2008, ICE FUGITIVE OPERATIONS, THE FAIRFAX COUNTY SWAT TEAM, AND THE U.S. MARSHALS APPREHENDED HIM ON AN OUTSTANDING HOMICIDE WARRANT. THE POST SAYS HE WAS CONVICTED OF SECOND-DEGREE MURDER AND GANG ACTIVITY THAT RESULTED IN DEATH. THE POST SAYS HE IS OF HONDURAS. THE POST SAYS THAT THREE YEARS BEFORE THAT ARREST HE ENTERED THE UNITED STATES ILLEGALLY AND WAS RELEASED WITH A NOTICE TO APPEAR. THE POST SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE LATER ORDERED HIM REMOVED IN ABSENTIA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY. THE OCTOBER 28 RELEASE DOES. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 9:05 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: NORTH HAVEN — ICE SAYS RYAN O’SHEA, 21, A UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN STUDENT AND CLUB HOCKEY SENIOR ASSISTANT CAPTAIN, WAS KILLED OCT. 16 IN A HEAD-ON CRASH ON I-91 WHEN A PICKUP TRUCK TRAVELING THE WRONG WAY STRUCK HIS VEHICLE. ICE SAYS THE DRIVER WAS GUILLERMO CARMONA-LOPEZ, A 31-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN. ICE SAYS BORDER PATROL ARRESTED HIM IN MAY 2013 AFTER HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED, ISSUED AN EXPEDITED REMOVAL, AND REMOVED HIM. ICE SAYS HE THEN ILLEGALLY REENTERED. ICE CALLS THAT REENTRY A FELONY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CONVICTION FOR REENTRY. ICE SAYS BORDER PATROL ARRESTED HIM AGAIN, A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL WAS ISSUED, AND HE LATER REENTERED AT AN UNKNOWN TIME AND PLACE. ICE SAYS O’SHEA WAS RETURNING TO CAMPUS AFTER A HOCKEY GAME, WAS STUDYING CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND ASPIRED TO JOIN THE NYPD. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CRASH CHARGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT WHETHER CARMONA-LOPEZ IS IN CUSTODY. HE IS NOT VICTOR CARMONA-HERNANDEZ ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE QUOTE-POSTED A BORDER HAWK REPORT. THE FACTS IN THIS PARAGRAPH ARE THE ICE CAPTION. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 8:12 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: DHS POSTS A VIDEO. THE CAPTION SAYS YEARS OF OPEN BORDER POLICIES HAVE ALLOWED CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS TO FLOOD OUR COMMUNITIES AND HARM INNOCENT AMERICANS. THE CAPTION SAYS THAT UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN, ICE WILL CONTINUE TO RESTORE LAW AND ORDER BY REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIEN MURDERERS, SEXUAL PREDATORS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. THIS IS NOT THE WRITTEN-RELEASE QUOTE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT USES THE OPEN-BORDER SENTENCE AND THEN SAYS JUST YESTERDAY. A VIDEO ABOUT 38 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 7:25 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: PHILADELPHIA — DHS QUOTE-POSTS A WASHINGTON EXAMINER OPINION. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN PHILADELPHIA ARE PUTTING ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIMINALS AHEAD OF THE SAFETY AND WELLBEING OF AMERICANS CITIZENS. THE CAPTION PRINTS AMERICANS CITIZENS. THE CAPTION SAYS IT IS REPREHENSIBLE. THE CAPTION SAYS ERO PHILADELPHIA WILL CONTINUE TO ARREST AND DEPORT ILLEGAL ALIEN MURDERERS, CHILD PREDATORS, AND RAPISTS. THAT LINE IS NOT A NEW NAMED ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW CHARGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 6:25 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/30: MIDDLE TENNESSEE — ICE SAYS 24 SUSPECTS WERE CHARGED IN A FEDERAL INDICTMENT FOR ALLEGED ROLES IN A SINALOA CARTEL-LINKED DRUG TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATION THAT DISTRIBUTED METHAMPHETAMINE, FENTANYL, COCAINE, AND OTHER DRUGS THROUGHOUT MIDDLE TENNESSEE. CHARGED AND ALLEGED ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS COURT DOCUMENTS ALLEGE A CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE HUNDREDS OF KILOGRAMS AND TO LAUNDER MILLIONS OF DOLLARS THROUGH FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS AND BULK CASH SMUGGLING TO PEOPLE IN MEXICO. ICE SAYS THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE INVESTIGATION WITH HSI NASHVILLE LED TO THE SEIZURE OF MORE THAN APPROXIMATELY 500 KILOGRAMS OF METHAMPHETAMINE, 20 KILOGRAMS OF FENTANYL, 60 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE, MORE THAN $375,000 IN CASH, MULTIPLE FIREARMS, AND FIVE VEHICLES. THE POST PRINTS MORE THAN APPROXIMATELY. NO NAMES. NO AGES. THIS IS NOT THE CAMPOS-HURTADO CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE LAS VEGAS OPERATION LOADED DICE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A SEPARATE WRITTEN DOJ RELEASE WITH THESE SEIZURE FIGURES. FOUR PHOTOS ARE ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 6:05 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 30, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: WASHINGTON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE CONTINUES TO ARREST DOZENS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS IN NATIONWIDE CRACKDOWN ON VOTER FRAUD. THE TITLE SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE BULLETS DO NOT PUT THAT LABEL ON EVERY NAME. THE LEAD SAYS ICE ANNOUNCED OCT. 28 ANOTHER ROUND OF ARRESTS IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD AND ELECTION-RELATED OFFENSES. THE RELEASE SAYS THE 17 CASES BELOW ARE JUST SOME OF THE INVESTIGATIONS. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 29 RELEASE TITLED DOZENS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN NATIONWIDE VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN. THAT RELEASE SAYS 18 CASES. OSMAL SANCHEZ LOY IS NOT ON THIS LIST. NO AGES. NO COURTS ON THE BULLETS. THE RELEASE PAGE DOES NOT EMBED A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 30, 2026. SEVENTEEN NAMES, IN RELEASE ORDER. JOSE ZAPETE-QUINONEZ, A GUATEMALAN NATIONAL WHO ILLEGALLY ENTERED AND HAS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN AN ELECTION IN 2021. PUJA BAGGA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM INDIA. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE UNLAWFULLY REGISTERED AND ILLEGALLY VOTED THREE TIMES, IN A LOCAL ELECTION IN 2015 AND IN STATE ELECTIONS IN 2022 AND 2024. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. CHRISTIAN LAWRENCE, OF LIBERIA. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS CONVICTED IN 2013 FOR FAILURE TO REGISTER AS A SEX OFFENDER AND CHARGED WITH FAILURE TO APPEAR. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN 2012 AND 2016. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. LAWRENCE COLE, OF JAMAICA, A CRIMINAL ALIEN THE RELEASE SAYS WAS CONVICTED OF A FELONY FOR SELLING DRUGS DURING THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2004 AND 2008 GENERAL ELECTIONS AND THE 2008 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY. LISE JOHNSON, OF CANADA. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE WAS ARRESTED FOR FELONY VOTER FRAUD AND VOTED IN AN ELECTION IN 2022. ARRESTED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. VLADISLAV VASKA, OF RUSSIA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT THE RELEASE SAYS WAS ARRESTED FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2024 ELECTION. ARRESTED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. CARLOS JAVIER ALAMO-SORINO, OF CUBA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN THE RELEASE SAYS IS IN CUSTODY. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS PAROLED INTO THE U.S. BY THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION AND CONVICTED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AND ANOTHER SEXUAL OFFENSE, ROBBERY, LARCENY, AND HARASSING COMMUNICATION. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ADMITTED TO ILLEGALLY VOTING IN AN ELECTION. RAMIRO DANIEL CUAREZMA ALEMAN, OF NICARAGUA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN THE RELEASE SAYS IS IN CUSTODY AND VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE BULLET DOES NOT PRINT A SEPARATE CRIMINAL CONVICTION. JOSHUA EDZIE, OF GHANA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT THE RELEASE SAYS VOTED IN ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER 2024 AND AUGUST 2025. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. HE IS NOT JOSHUA FREDERICK KOFI EDZIE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CLIFF MEDGY SANON, A CITIZEN OF HAITI AND A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, HAS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL, AND VOTED IN THE 2022 ELECTION. KARL STEPHEN BRANZON PAU, A CITIZEN OF THE PHILIPPINES. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAS BEEN IN THE U.S. ILLEGALLY FOR 22 YEARS, OVERSTAYED HIS TERM OF ADMISSION, AND VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. MARIANA ALEXANDRA DEWEY, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT AND CRIMINAL ALIEN FROM PERU. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION AND HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF DISORDERLY ELECTION CONDUCT. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. GABRIEL MENDOZA VICENTE, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF A LICENSING VIOLATION AND RECKLESS DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS, AND THAT HE VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. ANTHONY TYRONE HIGGS, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT ORIGINALLY FROM THE BAHAMAS. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN A 2020 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ARMED ROBBERY WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, GRAND LARCENY, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SIMPLE ASSAULT, AND RESISTING ARREST. THE BULLET DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. OMAR PONCE-JUAREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS HE HAS NO LEGAL BASIS TO REMAIN AND ILLEGALLY VOTED IN A 2022 ELECTION. THE BULLET DOES NOT PRINT A SEPARATE CRIMINAL CONVICTION. JULIO DE LA ROSA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WITH A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2020 ELECTION AND HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF STRANGULATION, ASSAULT, VIOLATION OF A COURT ORDER, AND A PROBATION VIOLATION. GERARDO NIEVES-BORJA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION AND HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH DUI. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. ICE.

BREAKING 10/30: STERLING — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DULLES CBP OFFICERS CAPTURE FLEEING MINOR SUSPECTED OF MURDERING 68-YEAR-OLD GASTONIA, N.C. WOMAN. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS APPREHENDED A 16-YEAR-OLD BOY AT WASHINGTON DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ON OCT. 23 BEFORE HE COULD BOARD A FLIGHT TO ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS ONE OF TWO JUVENILES ACCUSED IN THE DEATH OF PAMELA SHANKS, 68, OF GASTONIA, ON OCT. 19. THE RELEASE LISTS FELONY CHARGES INCLUDING HOMICIDE – WILLFUL KILL-GUN, FIRST DEGREE MURDER, DISCHARGE OF A WEAPON INTO AN OCCUPIED PROPERTY, AND POSSESSION OF A HANDGUN BY A MINOR. THE RELEASE SAYS CRIMINAL CHARGES ARE ACCUSATIONS AND THAT DEFENDANTS ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNLESS AND UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT HIS NAME. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NATIONALITY. OFFICERS TURNED HIM OVER TO METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY POLICE. THE QUOTE IS FROM AREA PORT DIRECTOR CHRISTINE WAUGH. THIS IS NOT THE GASTONIA POLICE FIREARM CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PAMELA SHANKS IS NOT MARYARI PAMELA LOPEZ URIVINA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 30, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/30: PHILADELPHIA — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS CBP SEIZES MORE THAN $250,000 IN UNDECLARED JEWELRY AT PHL AIRPORT AND INITIATES GLOBAL ENTRY REVOCATION. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED THE JEWELRY FROM A GLOBAL ENTRY MEMBER, A PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENT, ARRIVING FROM AMSTERDAM ON OCT. 25, AND INITIATED ACTION TO REVOKE THE MEMBERSHIP. INITIATED IS NOT A COMPLETED REVOCATION. THE RELEASE SAYS A CARTIER BRACELET VALUED AT $183,818 AND A CARTIER RING VALUED AT $67,811. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE DECLARED THE ITEMS ONLY AFTER OFFICERS SAID THEY KNEW ABOUT THE PURCHASES, AND THAT SHE LATER ADMITTED SHE HAD DISCARDED THE BOXES AND RECEIPTS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE JEWELRY WAS SEIZED FOR FAILURE TO DECLARE AND FOR ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF FEDERAL CUSTOMS LAWS. ALLEGED IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT HER NAME. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE QUOTE IS FROM AREA PORT DIRECTOR ELLIOT N. ORTIZ. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 30, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/29: LOUISVILLE — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS COUNTERFEIT WATCHES WORTH $66 MILLION INTERCEPTED BY LOUISVILLE CBP. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS AT THE PORT OF LOUISVILLE STOPPED A SHIPMENT ON OCT. 23 CONTAINING 460 COUNTERFEIT WATCHES. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT HAD THEY BEEN GENUINE, THE MANUFACTURER’S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE WOULD HAVE BEEN OVER $66 MILLION. THE SHIPMENT FROM HONG KONG WAS HEADED FOR A RESIDENCE IN TEXAS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE WATCHES BORE AUDEMARS PIGUET TRADEMARKS, WERE DEEMED INAUTHENTIC, AND WERE SEIZED. NO ARREST. NO NAME. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 14 INDIANAPOLIS SEIZURE OF 300 COUNTERFEIT AUDEMARS PIGUET WATCHES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE LOUISVILLE ICE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ABOUT BRAULIO DANIEL SANCHEZ OROZCO. THE RELEASE PAGE DOES NOT EMBED A YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THIS SEIZURE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

NEW YORK ATTORNEY GENERAL LETITIA JAMES AND CITY DISTRICT ATTORNEYS FACE QUESTIONS ON A HOUSE REPORT ALLEGING PLEA DEALS TO SHIELD ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FROM DEPORTATION, OCTOBER 29, 2026. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED MERCEDES DEL CARMEN MOZA-LARIN UPON HER RELEASE FROM A TEXAS PRISON WHERE SHE SERVED TIME FOR MURDER. THE POST PRINTS SERVED TIME FOR MURDER. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING A COURT, A SENTENCE LENGTH, OR A YEAR OF THE CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT. THE POST SAYS TWENTY YEARS AGO, ICE ASSISTED WITH HER ARREST WHEN SHE WAS A FUGITIVE WANTED FOR THE MURDER OF HER EX-BOYFRIEND IN AUSTIN, TEXAS. THE POST PRINTS TWENTY YEARS AGO. THIS PAGE IS NOT CONVERTING THAT LINE TO A YEAR. THE POST PRINTS EX-BOYFRIEND WITH A HYPHEN. THE POST SAYS THE CAPITAL AREA REGIONAL FUGITIVE TASK FORCE HAD FOUND HER HALFWAY ACROSS THE COUNTRY IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA. THE POST PRINTS VA. WITH A PERIOD. THIS PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY LINE IS THE PLACE SHE WAS FOUND. THIS IS NOT THE PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY POLICE LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ABOUT THE IWO JIMA MEMORIAL. THE LAST LINE SAYS SHE WILL RECEIVE DUE PROCESS. THAT SENTENCE IS NOT A REMOVAL AND NOT A NEW CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NATIONALITY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A PRISON NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE BEYOND UPON HER RELEASE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A SEPARATE WRITTEN ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. THIS IS NOT DETECTIVE JOSE MERCEDES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT DAMIL EMILIA MERCEDES-SILVEN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A STILL PHOTO IS ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO VIDEO IS ON THE POST. ICE POSTED AT 3:35 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS SECRETARY MULLIN HIGHLIGHTS SUCCESS OF ICE’S LONE STAR MISSION IN TEXAS, ARRESTING OVER 4,000 ILLEGAL ALIENS IN TEN DAYS. THE TITLE PRINTS OVER 4,000. THE BODY PRINTS 4,170. THE QUOTE PRINTS MORE THAN 4,100. THE 1:47 P.M. PACIFIC DHS CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS OVER 4,100+. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FOUR FIGURES. THIS IS THE WRITTEN RELEASE THE 1:47 P.M. ITEM SAID THIS PAGE HAD NOT FOUND. THE DALLAS LIVE-PAGE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAID THE BRIEFING WAS NOT COMPLETE AND THAT THE LIVE PAGE HAD NO ARREST COUNT. THIS RELEASE PRINTS THE COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT EDITING THOSE EARLIER ITEMS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE LEAD SAYS ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN AND ICE OFFICIALS HELD A PRESS CONFERENCE IN DALLAS, TEXAS, TO ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS OF LONE STAR MISSION. THE RELEASE PRINTS LONE STAR MISSION. THE EARLIER LIVE PAGE PRINTED OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO NAMES. THE RELEASE SAYS LONE STAR MISSION TOOK PLACE FROM OCTOBER 19 TO OCTOBER 29. THE RELEASE SAYS THE FIVE FIELD OFFICES MADE A COORDINATED TEXAS-WIDE OPERATION AND THE ARRESTS OF 4,170 ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS THE STATE OF TEXAS, INCLUDING MURDERERS, SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, DRUNK DRIVERS, AND ALIEN SMUGGLERS. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION LINE ON EVERY NAME. THE QUOTE FROM SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS LONE STAR MISSION HAS BEEN AN INCREDIBLE SUCCESS, WITH THE BRAVE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARRESTING MORE THAN 4,100 ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS THE STATE OF TEXAS IN TEN DAYS. THE QUOTE SAYS THANKS TO TEXAS LAW ENFORCEMENT AND OUR FEDERAL PARTNERS, OVER THE COURSE OF THIS OPERATION, WE ARRESTED MURDERERS, SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, DRUNK DRIVERS, AND ALIEN SMUGGLERS. THE QUOTE SAYS THIS OPERATION SHOWS EXACTLY HOW IMPORTANT OUR STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS ARE FOR PROTECTING AMERICAN COMMUNITIES. THE QUOTE SAYS THANKS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, ICE HAS BEEN FULLY UNLEASHED TO GO AFTER CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS AND MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE RELEASE SAYS MULLIN WAS ACCOMPANIED BY FIELD OFFICE DIRECTORS MIGUEL VERGARA, ERO DALLAS, AND BRET BRADFORD, ERO HOUSTON; ACTING FIELD OFFICE DIRECTORS JOSHUA JOHNSON, ERO SAN ANTONIO, AND CHRISTOPHER MCGREGOR, ERO EL PASO, AND DEPUTY FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR MELLISSA DE LEON, ERO HARLINGEN. THE RELEASE PRINTS BRET. THE RELEASE PRINTS MELLISSA. VERGARA IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE 2:20 P.M. PACIFIC CLIP AS @ERODALLAS FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR. BRADFORD IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCTOBER 23 HOUSTON ITEMS. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT REPRINT THOSE QUOTES. THE RELEASE SAYS SOME OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN LONE STAR MISSION INCLUDE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD INCLUDE IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS THE 4,170. NO AGES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE PAGE DOES NOT EMBED A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE DHS LIVE PAGE YOUTUBE ID IS rhZrAQpSmNE. THAT URL IS ALREADY EMBEDDED ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT EMBEDDING IT A SECOND TIME. THE YOUTUBE BELOW IS FORBES BREAKING NEWS. IT IS NOT A DHS CHANNEL UPLOAD. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THAT VIDEO. THE COUNTS IN THIS ITEM ARE THE WRITTEN RELEASE. FIVE NAMES, IN RELEASE ORDER. JAVIER HERNANDEZ ALCON, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WHO HAD BEEN DEPORTED TWICE PREVIOUSLY, ARRESTED BY ICE IN LIBERTY ON OCTOBER 20. THE RELEASE PRINTS TWICE IN CAPITALS. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR BURGLARY (FORCED ENTRY INTO A RESIDENCE) AND ILLEGAL REENTRY, AND AN ARREST FOR CAPITAL MURDER. THE RELEASE PRINTS ILLEGAL REENTRY WITH NO HYPHEN ON THIS NAME. THE ARREST FOR CAPITAL MURDER IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT LIBERTY COUNTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING COUNTY. ORLANDO AGUILAR, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN DALLAS ON OCTOBER 24. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FELONY INTOXICATION ASSAULT WITH A VEHICLE CAUSING SERIOUS BODILY INJURY AND DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED. RAMON ANTONIO MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, ARRESTED BY ICE IN HOUSTON ON OCTOBER 23. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS WANTED IN HIS HOME COUNTRY IN CONNECTION WITH THE ALLEGED KILLING OF A HONDURAN MAN ALONGSIDE TWO OTHER SUSPECTS. ALLEGED IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A U.S. CHARGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CONVICTION ON THIS NAME. GERARDO DANIEL RIVERA-RIVERA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN ZAPATA COUNTY ON OCTOBER 24. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FELONY SEXUAL ASSAULT AND ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN RE-ENTRY ON THIS NAME. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE AS GERARDO RIVERA-RIVERA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT IN ZAPATA COUNTY, TEXAS. THAT EARLIER LINE DOES NOT PRINT DANIEL, DOES NOT PRINT FELONY, DOES NOT PRINT ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY, AND DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 24. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES INTO A NEW CONVICTION. VICTOR MANUEL MACIAS-CASTRO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND LA LINEA CARTEL MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE IN EL PASO ON OCTOBER 22. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR CONSPIRACY TO ENTER, TRANSPORT, OR HARBOR ALIENS, ILLEGAL ENTRY, AND ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. THE RELEASE PRINTS A HYPHEN IN RE-ENTRY ON THIS NAME. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/29/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE SAYS ANOTHER ILLEGAL VOTING ARREST IN PENNSYLVANIA. THAT LINE IS IN CAPITALS. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. THE CAPTION SAYS @HSI_HQ ARRESTED CUBAN NATIONAL OSMAL SANCHEZ LOY FOR ALLEGEDLY VOTING ILLEGALLY IN U.S. ELECTIONS. THE CAPTION PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. ALLEGEDLY VOTING ILLEGALLY IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CAPTION SAYS LOY HAS PRIOR CONVICTIONS FOR DRUG CRIMES AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, ALONG WITH A DEPORTATION ORDER DATING BACK TO 2009. THE CAPTION PRINTS DRUG CRIMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING A DRUG CHARGE NAME. THE CAPTION PRINTS RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY. THE NAME LINE SAYS CUBAN NATIONAL. THE NAME LINE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE LAST LINE SAYS ANY ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO UNLAWFULLY VOTES WILL BE FOUND AND BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING CUBAN NATIONAL AND ILLEGAL ALIEN INTO ONE STATUS LINE. THE CAPTION SAYS AMERICAN ELECTIONS ARE FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY IN PENNSYLVANIA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A DATE OF THE VOTE. THIS IS NOT ONE OF THE 14 NAMES ON THE ICE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE TITLED DOZENS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN NATIONWIDE VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN. THAT RELEASE SAYS 18 CASES AND PRINTS 14 NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING OSMAL SANCHEZ LOY THE 15TH NAME ON THAT RELEASE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A SEPARATE WRITTEN ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO VIDEO IS ON THE POST. ICE POSTED AT 3:04 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE POSTS A CLIP OF SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN. THE CAPTION QUOTE SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP CAME IN AND EMPOWERED US, THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, TO DO OUR JOB, AND THAT’S TO PROTECT THE HOMELAND. THE CAPTION PRINTS THAT’S. THE CAPTION SAYS WHAT A GREAT MISSION THAT IS. THAT SENTENCE IS PRINTED TWICE. EACH TIME PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. THE CAPTION SAYS IT FRUSTRATES ME WHEN PEOPLE MAKE IT CONTROVERSIAL. THE CAPTION SAYS ENFORCING OUR NATION’S LAWS, ENFORCING LAW AND ORDER, SO YOU CAN LIVE SAFE IN YOUR COMMUNITY, IS NOT CONTROVERSIAL. NEVER SHOULD BE. THE CAPTION PRINTS NATION’S. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @SECMULLINDHS HANDLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT LONE STAR. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DALLAS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 30 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 1:54 P.M. PACIFIC DHS CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT CLIP SAYS THANK GOD FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP AND PRINTS THE 126-YEAR LINE AND THE FENTANYL LINE. THIS CAPTION DOES NOT. THIS IS NOT THE 1:52 P.M. PACIFIC ICE CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ABOUT SANCTUARY POLITICIANS. THIS IS NOT THE 4,100 CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 2:29 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE POSTS A CLIP OF ERO DALLAS FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR MIGUEL VERGARA. THE CAPTION QUOTE SAYS THIS IS A STATEWIDE EFFORT. THE CAPTION SAYS MISSION LONE STAR IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN STATE, COUNTY, LOCAL, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES WORK TOGETHER. THE CAPTION PRINTS MISSION LONE STAR. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION. THE CAPTION PRINTS A COMMA BEFORE AND. THE CAPTION SAYS IN THIS CASE, PARTICULARLY THE FIVE ERO FIELD OFFICES WITHIN THE STATE OF TEXAS, WORKING TOGETHER WITH STATE, COUNTY, AND LOCAL TO SHARE INFORMATION, TO COORDINATE AND COLLABORATE, TO IDENTIFY, LOCATE, TARGET, AND ARREST INDIVIDUALS WHO POSE THREATS TO NATIONAL SECURITY, PUBLIC SAFETY, HAVE LONG CRIMINAL HISTORIES, OR HAVE A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL FROM THE UNITED STATES. THE CAPTION PRINTS PUBLIC SAFETY WITHOUT THREATS TO IN FRONT OF IT. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THREATS TO. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @ERODALLAS HANDLE, THEN FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR MIGUEL VERGARA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 4,100. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME OF A PERSON ARRESTED. A VIDEO ABOUT 95 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT SAYS OVER 4,100+ ILLEGAL ALIENS IN JUST 10 DAYS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING MISSION LONE STAR WITH THAT CAPTION’S LONE STAR MISSION. THE FIFTH CIRCUIT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS MIGUEL VERGARA AS DIRECTOR OF THE SAN ANTONIO FIELD OFFICE. THIS CAPTION PRINTS @ERODALLAS FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO LINES. ICE POSTED AT 2:20 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS POSTS A CLIP OF SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN. THE CAPTION QUOTE SAYS THANK GOD FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP COMING IN AND EMPOWERING US TO ENFORCE OUR NATION’S LAWS. THE CAPTION PRINTS NATION’S. THE CAPTION SAYS WE’RE ABLE TO SEE THE CRIME RATE DROP, WE’RE ABLE TO SEE MURDER RATES DROP TO A 126-YEAR LOW, WE’RE SEEING VIOLENT CRIMES DROP TO 30-40 YEAR LOWS, AND WE’RE SEEING FENTANYL OVERDOSES GO BACKWARD FOR THE FIRST TIME BECAUSE WE’RE ENFORCING OUR NATION’S LAWS. THE CAPTION PRINTS WE’RE. THE CAPTION PRINTS 126-YEAR WITH A HYPHEN. THE CAPTION PRINTS 30-40 YEAR LOWS. THE CAPTION PRINTS YEAR. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING YEARS. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @SECMULLINDHS HANDLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT LONE STAR. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DALLAS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 61 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 4,100 CAPTION BELOW. DHS POSTED AT 1:54 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE POSTS A CLIP OF SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN. THE CAPTION QUOTE SAYS I WANT TO POINT OUT OUR SANCTUARY POLITICIANS. THE CAPTION SAYS THIS IS WHAT COOPERATION LOOKS LIKE. THIS IS WHAT LAW AND ORDER LOOKS LIKE. THIS IS WHAT SAFETY LOOKS LIKE. THE CAPTION SAYS AND WHEN YOU SUPPORT SANCTUARY POLICIES, YOU’RE SUPPORTING GANGBANGERS, YOU’RE SUPPORTING CHILD PEDOPHILES, YOU’RE SUPPORTING RAPISTS, YOU’RE SUPPORTING CARTELS, YOU’RE SUPPORTING ORGANIZED CRIME. THE CAPTION PRINTS YOU’RE. THE CAPTION PRINTS GANGBANGERS AS ONE WORD. THE CAPTION PRINTS CHILD PEDOPHILES. THE CAPTION SAYS THERE ARE NO HUMANITARIAN POLICIES THAT CREATE A SANCTUARY CITY BECAUSE IT CREATES A SAFE HAVEN FOR CRIME. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @SECMULLINDHS HANDLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT LONE STAR. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DALLAS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 91 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THIS QUOTE INTO THE 4,100 CAPTION BELOW. ICE POSTED AT 1:52 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS SAYS THE LONE STAR MISSION LED TO THE ARREST OF OVER 4,100+ ILLEGAL ALIENS IN JUST 10 DAYS. THE CAPTION SAYS ON THE IMPORTANCE PARTNERSHIPS PLAYED. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING OF. MASSIVE IS IN CAPITALS. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @SECMULLINDHS HANDLE AND THE @ICEGOV HANDLE. THE CAPTION PRINTS OVER 4,100+. THIS PAGE IS NOT DROPPING OVER. THIS PAGE IS NOT DROPPING THE PLUS. THE QUOTE SAYS HERE IN TEXAS THEY’RE PROTECTING THEIR STATE, THEN THREE PERIODS AND NO SPACE, THEN THANK YOU FOR THE COOPERATION THAT WE HAD FROM OUR PARTNERS FROM STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY, IT’S NOT POSSIBLE TO DO IT WITHOUT YOUR HELP. THE CAPTION PRINTS THEY’RE. THE CAPTION PRINTS IT’S. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE COMMA BEFORE AND. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DALLAS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 37 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER DALLAS ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT SAID NO ARREST COUNT AND THAT THE BRIEFING WAS NOT COMPLETE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT FOUND A SEPARATE WRITTEN DHS RELEASE WITH THIS COUNT. DHS POSTED AT 1:47 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE QUOTE-POSTS THE ALPHA BAH ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE LEAD SAYS NEW YORK HAS BECOME A HOTBED OF ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIME AS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS CONTINUE RELEASING CRIMINALS BACK ONTO THE STREETS. THE SECOND LINE SAYS RECENT ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIMES IN SANCTUARY NEW YORK INCLUDE. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE THREAD PRINTS NINE CARDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING A TENTH CARD. THE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT A CHARGE ON EVERY CARD. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SET OF ARRESTS. THE NINE NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING EACH HISTORY AS A NEW ARREST. THE QUOTED POST IS THE OCTOBER 28 ALPHA BAH POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE AT 6:10 P.M. PACIFIC. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING ALPHA BAH. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT ONE OF THE NINE CARDS. PHOTOS ARE ON THE NINE CARDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NINE CARDS, IN THREAD ORDER. RUDI AND MIRABELA LACATUSU, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN COUPLE FROM ROMANIA. THE CARD PRINTS COUPLE. THE CARD SAYS ICE ARRESTED THEM IN OCTOBER AFTER THEY WERE CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY FOR CARRYING OUT MORE THAN A DOZEN JEWELRY THEFTS ACROSS FOUR STATES. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CARD SAYS NASSAU COUNTY POLICE TURNED THEM OVER TO ICE CUSTODY. THIS IS THE OCTOBER 13 NASSAU ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DANGELO RAFAEL JEAN CARABALLO AND SNEIDER MEJIA BAUTISTA, TWO ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. THE CARD SAYS THEY REPEATEDLY STABBED AN OFF-DUTY NYPD DETECTIVE IN AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. THAT LINE IS NOT PRINTED AS A CONVICTION. THE CARD SAYS BOTH HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN ARRESTED IN NEW YORK FOR CRIMES INCLUDING RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, RECKLESS DRIVING, POSSESSION OF BURGLAR’S TOOLS, GRAND LARCENY, AND CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, AMONG OTHER CRIMES, BUT BOTH HAD BEEN RELEASED BEFORE ICE COULD LODGE DETAINERS. THE CARD PRINTS BURGLAR’S WITH AN APOSTROPHE. THE CARD PRINTS AMONG OTHER CRIMES. AURELIANO ANTONIO MELENDEZ REYES, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR. THE CARD SAYS IN JUNE, ICE LODGED A DETAINER AFTER HE WAS ARRESTED FOR RAPING A 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK. ARRESTED FOR IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CARD PRINTS JUNE AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON THAT LINE. ROMAN CERON AMATITLA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE CARD SAYS IN APRIL, THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS REFUSED TO HONOR AN ICE DETAINER. THE CARD SAYS HE WAS CHARGED WITH MURDER AND ARSON IN QUEENS COUNTY, NEW YORK. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CARD PRINTS APRIL AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON THAT LINE. BRYAN DAVID TASIGUANO LEON, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR AND LATIN KINGS GANG MEMBER. THE CARD SAYS IN MARCH, ICE ARRESTED HIM AFTER HE HAD BEEN RELEASED BY NEW YORK SANCTUARY POLITICIANS DESPITE BEING CHARGED WITH ASSAULT. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CARD PRINTS MARCH AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. BAIRON POSADA-HERNANDEZ, A FOUR-TIME DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS. THE CARD PRINTS FOUR-TIME. THE CARD SAYS IN MARCH, ICE LODGED A DETAINER AFTER HE WAS ARRESTED FOR SHOVING TWO BYSTANDERS, INCLUDING AN 83-YEAR-OLD AIR FORCE VETERAN, ONTO SUBWAY TRACKS IN NEW YORK CITY. THE CARD SAYS THE AIR FORCE VETERAN, RICHARD WILLIAMS, LATER DIED OF HIS INJURIES. ARRESTED FOR SHOVING IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CARD PRINTS MARCH AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON THAT LINE. RAFAEL ANDRES RUBIO BOHORQUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA. THE CARD SAYS IN JANUARY, ICE ARRESTED HIM. THE CARD SAYS HE WAS WORKING AS A NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL EMPLOYEE DESPITE HAVING A CRIMINAL HISTORY THAT INCLUDES AN ARREST FOR ASSAULT. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE CARD PRINTS JANUARY AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. GERARDO MIGUEL-MORA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE CARD SAYS IN JANUARY, ICE ARRESTED HIM AFTER HE HAD BEEN RELEASED BY NEW YORK SANCTUARY POLITICIANS DESPITE HAVING A CRIMINAL HISTORY THAT INCLUDES ARRESTS FOR STRANGULATION, RAPE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, BURGLARY, GRAND LARCENY, AND DRUG POSSESSION. THE CARD SAYS ARRESTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THOSE LINES CONVICTIONS. THE CARD PRINTS JANUARY AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. FELIX JERONIMO-ROJAS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE CARD SAYS IN APRIL 2025, ICE LODGED A DETAINER AFTER HE WAS ARRESTED FOR RAPING AND ROBBING A CORPSE ON A NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY. THE CARD SAYS JERONIMO-ROJAS WAS SENTENCED IN JUNE 2026 TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON. THE CARD PRINTS APRIL 2025 WITH A YEAR. THE OTHER MONTH LINES IN THIS THREAD DO NOT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE ARRESTED-FOR LINE AND THE SENTENCE LINE INTO ONE CHARGE NAME. ICE POSTED AT 12:17 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, SEXUAL PREDATORS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 28 RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND VIOLENT ASSAILANTS. THIS IS NOT THE ICE THREAD ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM 10:56 A.M. PACIFIC THAT SAYS MORE MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND OTHER VIOLENT CRIMINALS WERE DEPORTED YESTERDAY. THAT THREAD PRINTS EIGHT NAMES. THIS RELEASE PRINTS FIVE NAMES. NONE OF THESE FIVE NAMES ARE IN THAT THREAD. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE DECK SAYS DHS WILL ALWAYS PUT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST BY CONTINUING THE LARGEST MASS DEPORTATION EFFORT IN AMERICAN HISTORY. THE DECK LINKS THE WORDS AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST. THE LEAD SAYS YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MORE WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR MURDER, FIRST-DEGREE SEXUAL ASSAULT, DRUG TRAFFICKING, AND OTHER REPULSIVE CRIMES. THE LEAD PRINTS MORE WORST. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING OF. THE LEAD SAYS CONVICTED FOR. THE NAME LINES SAY CONVICTED FOR. ON A THURSDAY RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCTOBER 28. THE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION LINE ON EVERY NAME. THE QUOTE FROM SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS EVERY DAY, THE BRAVE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARE REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES, THEN AN EN DASH, THEN EVEN AS THEY FACE A MORE THAN 1,600% INCREASE IN ASSAULTS AGAINST THEM. THE QUOTE LINKS MORE THAN 1,600% INCREASE IN ASSAULTS. THE QUOTE SAYS JUST YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MURDERERS, SEXUAL PREDATORS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS, AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS. THE QUOTE PRINTS A SPACE BEFORE THE COMMA AFTER TRAFFICKERS. THE RELEASE PRINTS HOMELAND AND SECURITY AS SEPARATE BOLD RUNS BEFORE SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN. THE QUOTE SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP, DHS DOES NOT PICK AND CHOOSE WHICH LAWS TO ENFORCE. THE QUOTE SAYS WE WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY OUT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE’S MANDATE TO ARREST AND REMOVE ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR NATION. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS INCLUDE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD INCLUDE IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. FIVE NAMES, IN RELEASE ORDER. GERALD KING, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAMAICA, CONVICTED FOR MURDER IN SYRACUSE, NEW YORK. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER SYRACUSE ROUNDUP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. VICTOR CARMONA-HERNANDEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR FIRST-DEGREE SEXUAL ASSAULT IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA. ARMANDO SUAREZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING, LARCENY, AND POSSESSION OF FORGED CREDIT CARDS IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. HE IS NOT AMILCAR JOSE SUAREZ BARRETO, JESUS DURAN SUAREZ, CARLOS ALBERTO OSORIO-SUAREZ, WILSON ESTUARDO SUAREZ-LESANO, OR ALEXIS SUAREZ-TREJOS. JONATHAN JERRY DE ARAUJO-LIMA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM BRAZIL, CONVICTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY, INTIMIDATION OF WITNESS, AND LARCENY IN SHIRLEY, MASSACHUSETTS. THE RELEASE PRINTS INTIMIDATION OF WITNESS. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A. HE IS NOT ALAN OSIEL VALDEZ ARAUJO. HE IS NOT SAMUEL ROMERO-LANDESTOY ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM SHIRLEY, MASSACHUSETTS. MARGARITO MARTINEZ-REBOLLAR, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR THEFT OF PROPERTY AND AGGRAVATED SURVEILLANCE IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA. THE RELEASE SAYS AMERICANS CAN SEE MORE PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS ARRESTED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES ON OUR WEBPAGE AT WOW.DHS.GOV. THE RELEASE PRINTS WOW.DHS.GOV. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/29/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: LAS VEGAS — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS 144 SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOLLOWING LAS VEGAS HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE INVESTIGATIONS. THIS IS NOT A SECOND OPERATION LOADED DICE. THE OCTOBER 8 ITEMS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE COVER THE BRIEFING AND THE REVIEW-JOURNAL TOTALS. THIS IS THE ICE.GOV WRITTEN RELEASE. THE DECK SAYS HSTF’S OPERATION LOADED DICE DISRUPTS CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING ACROSS THE GREATER LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN AREA. THE DATELINE READS LAS VEGAS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY HOW MANY OF THE 144 ARE IMMIGRATION ARRESTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING THAT COUNT. THE RELEASE SAYS HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE CORE 8 LAUNCHED OPERATION LOADED DICE IN JULY 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS THIS WAS A STRATEGIC INVESTIGATIVE INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON DISRUPTING AND DISMANTLING TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS, GANGS AND OTHER CRIMINAL NETWORKS INVOLVED IN ILLICIT FIREARMS AND NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING, BULK CASH SMUGGLING AND ASSOCIATED VIOLENT CRIME IN THE GREATER LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN AREA. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS NO COMMA BEFORE AND IN GANGS AND OTHER. THE RELEASE SAYS OVER THE COURSE OF THE APPROXIMATELY THREE-MONTH INITIATIVE, HSTF LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES ARRESTED 144 SUSPECTS, SEIZED 290 FIREARMS, INCLUDING MACHINE GUNS, AND SEIZED 1,124 KILOGRAMS OF NARCOTICS AND MORE THAN $1 MILLION IN CASH AND OTHER ASSETS. THE BODY PRINTS 1,124 KILOGRAMS. THE DEA QUOTE BELOW PRINTS 1,100 KILOGRAMS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE REVIEW-JOURNAL ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS MORE THAN 2,400 POUNDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CONVERTING 1,124 KILOGRAMS INTO A NEW POUND TOTAL. THE TITLE SAYS 144 SUSPECTS. THE BODY SAYS ARRESTED 144 SUSPECTS. THE DEA QUOTE SAYS 144 CRIMINALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING SUSPECTS AND CRIMINALS. THE RELEASE SAYS THESE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS ALSO LED TO THE INITIATION OF 13 HSTF INVESTIGATIONS IN COORDINATION WITH THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEVADA. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE 13 IS NOT IN THE OCTOBER 8 REVIEW-JOURNAL ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE INVESTIGATIONS INCLUDED NETWORKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SINALOA CARTEL AND THE JALISCO NEW GENERATION CARTEL, OR CJNG, AS WELL AS OTHER REGIONAL DRUG TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATIONS, GANGS, AND TRAFFICKING NETWORKS. THE RELEASE PRINTS OR CJNG. ERIN BURKE IS HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS LOS ANGELES SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE. BURKE SAYS OPERATION LOADED DICE DEMONSTRATES THE IMPACT OF A UNIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE TO THE CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT ENDANGER OUR COMMUNITIES. DEA ASSISTANT SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE BRANDON LESKY SAYS THIS IS A VAST OPERATION, WHICH HAS NETTED MORE THAN $1 MILLION IN ASSETS, HAULED AWAY 290 FIREARMS, AND SEIZED 1,100 KILOGRAMS OF NARCOTICS. LESKY SAYS JUST AS SIGNIFICANT, WE ARE TAKING 144 CRIMINALS OFF OUR STREETS. FIRST ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEVADA SIGAL CHATTAH SAYS BY REMOVING 144 SUSPECTS FROM OUR STREETS, WE HAVE DEALT A DECISIVE BLOW TO THE CRIMINAL NETWORKS ATTEMPTING TO EXPLOIT OUR COMMUNITY AND COMPROMISE PUBLIC SAFETY. CHATTAH PRINTS 144 SUSPECTS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE HSTF WAS ESTABLISHED PURSUANT PRESIDENT TRUMP’S EXECUTIVE ORDER 14159, PROTECTING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AGAINST INVASION. THE RELEASE PRINTS PURSUANT PRESIDENT. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING TO. THE RELEASE SAYS THE HSTF ALSO USES ALL AVAILABLE LAWFUL AUTHORITIES TO INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE VIOLENT CRIMINAL OFFENDERS AND, WHERE APPROPRIATE AND CONSISTENT WITH APPLICABLE LAW, SUPPORT THEIR REMOVAL FROM THE UNITED STATES. NO NAMES OF THE 144. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO ON THIS ICE.GOV PAGE. THE DHS YOUTUBE OF THE BRIEFING IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS UPDATED: 10/29/2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: DALLAS — DHS SAYS SECRETARY MULLIN WILL HOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE ON OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION. THE LIVE PAGE TITLE READS SECRETARY MULLIN TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTING THE SUCCESS OF OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION. THE EVENT DATE READS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE EVENT TIME READS 3:00 P.M. CT, THEN A PIPE, THEN 4:00 P.M. ET. THAT IS 1:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THE PAGE SAYS ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, THE UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY MARKWAYNE MULLIN AND U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT’S (ICE) OFFICIALS WILL HOST A PRESS CONFERENCE IN DALLAS, TEXAS TO ANNOUNCE RESULTS FROM OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION. THE PAGE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE PAGE DOES NOT PRINT A COMMA BEFORE TO ANNOUNCE. THE PAGE SAYS OPERATION LONE STAR MISSION IS A COORDINATED TEXAS-WIDE ENFORCEMENT EFFORT CONDUCTED BY ICE ENFORCEMENT AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS FIELD OFFICES ACROSS THE STATE. THE PAGE PRINTS ERO IN PARENTHESES. THE PAGE LINKS WATCH ON YOUTUBE. THE YOUTUBE ID IS rhZrAQpSmNE. THAT URL IS ALREADY EMBEDDED ON THIS PAGE FROM OCTOBER 26. THE OCTOBER 26 CAPTION READS SECRETARY MULLIN ON 287(G) PARTNERSHIPS IN FLORIDA, SCHEDULED OCTOBER 26, 2026, 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THE OCTOBER 26 CAPTION SAYS THE STREAM HAD NOT STARTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT EMBEDDING THE SAME URL A SECOND TIME. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE OCTOBER 26 FLORIDA ITEM WITH TODAY’S DALLAS EVENT. THIS IS NOT A COMPLETED BRIEFING. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED REMARKS. NO ARREST COUNT ON THE LIVE PAGE. NO NAMES. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER LINE ON THIS PAGE THAT SAYS LONE STAR STATE. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE SAYS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE VOTED FOR A SAFER AMERICA, AND THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS DELIVERING. DELIVERING IS IN CAPITALS. THE REST OF THE CAPTION IS NOT IN ALL CAPITALS. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. A VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. THE MEDIA DURATION IS 93 SECONDS. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 12:03 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS SANCTUARY INSANITY: ICE ARRESTS ILLEGAL ALIEN RELEASED BY SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN CALIFORNIA. THE DECK SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN’S CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING AND GRAND THEFT. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS DHS RELEASED THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT AFTER ICE ARRESTED AN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN RELEASED BY SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN CALIFORNIA, DESPITE PRIOR CONVICTIONS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING, GRAND THEFT, AND OTHER HEINOUS CRIMES. OTHER HEINOUS CRIMES IS NOT A CHARGE NAME. ON OCTOBER 19, ICE ENFORCEMENT AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS LOS ANGELES ARRESTED JUAN JOSE LEONARDO DE LEON, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE PRINTS ERO IN PARENTHESES. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNALIA, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE FOR SALE, AND GRAND THEFT OF STOLEN COPPER MATERIALS. THE FIRST CONVICTION LINE PRINTS A BEFORE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. THE PARAPHERNALIA LINE AND THE FOR-SALE LINE DO NOT. THE BODY DOES NOT PRINT DRUG TRAFFICKING AS THE CONVICTION LINE. THE DECK DOES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR RECEIVING KNOWN STOLEN PROPERTY AND GRAND THEFT AUTO. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE HAD LODGED A DETAINER FOLLOWING HIS ARREST BY THE LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT IN JANUARY 2026 FOR THE GRAND THEFT CHARGE. THE DETAINER LINE SAYS THE GRAND THEFT CHARGE. THE CONVICTION LINE SAYS GRAND THEFT OF STOLEN COPPER MATERIALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN LOS ANGELES REFUSED TO HONOR THE DETAINER AND DE LEON WAS RELEASED BACK ONTO THE STREETS. THE QUOTE FROM SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN CALIFORNIA REFUSED TO HONOR ICE’S DETAINER AND RELEASED THIS CONVICTED DRUG TRAFFICKER AND THIEF BACK ONTO THE STREETS. CONVICTED DRUG TRAFFICKER AND THIEF IS THE QUOTE. IT IS NOT THE CONVICTION LINE IN THE BODY. THE QUOTE SAYS THE BRAVE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARRESTED THIS CRIMINAL AND TOOK HIM OFF THE STREETS. THE RELEASE SAYS DE LEON WAS LAWFULLY ADMITTED TO THE UNITED STATES IN FEBRUARY 2004. THE RELEASE SAYS AFTER HIS AUTHORIZED PERIOD EXPIRED IN APRIL 2004, HE ILLEGALLY REMAINED IN THE COUNTRY. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE THEN PRINTS EARLIER EXAMPLES FROM CALIFORNIA AND OTHER STATES. THOSE ARE NOT NEW OCTOBER 29 ARRESTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING THEM. HE IS NOT SEBASTIAN ALEJANDRO DE LEON, JOSEPH ALEJANDRO DE LEON-BRITO, OR ANGEL AGUSTO DE LEON. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/29/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN SOUTH CAROLINA. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS RECENT EXAMPLES OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED BY ICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR SUCH CRIMES AS VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, ASSAULT, BURGLARY, AND DRUG TRAFFICKING. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION LINE ON EVERY NAME. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 21 SOUTH CAROLINA RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT RELEASE NAMED OMAR ROBERTO MARTINEZ. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT. THE QUOTE FROM SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARE HARD AT WORK EVERY SINGLE DAY, UNDOING THE DAMAGE FROM FOUR LONG YEARS OF BIDEN’S OPEN BORDERS. THE QUOTE SAYS OUR ICE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ARE ARRESTING AND REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING SOUTH CAROLINA, WHERE THEY’VE ARRESTED KILLERS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, BURGLARS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THE QUOTE SAYS ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS IS HOW WE PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES, SAVE LIVES, AND MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE X THREAD BELOW IS NOT THIS QUOTE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. FIVE NAMES, IN RELEASE ORDER. ESTELA RUIZ-GOMEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ON OCTOBER 28. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. JUAN GOMEZ SANTIAGO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, ON OCTOBER 9. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR SECOND-DEGREE ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND AN ARREST FOR SECOND-DEGREE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. THE ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. RAULIER LOPEZ-RIVAS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ON OCTOBER 13. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR THREE COUNTS OF BURGLARY, ROBBERY OF A BUSINESS WITH A WEAPON, BURGLARY OF A BANKING-TYPE INSTITUTION, POSSESSION OF BURGLARY TOOLS, STOLEN PROPERTY, DAMAGE PROPERTY, LARCENY, AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. THE RELEASE PRINTS THREE IN CAPITALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT APPLYING THREE COUNTS TO EVERY CRIME IN THAT LIST. LUIS OSORIO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ON OCTOBER 27. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR TRAFFICKING COCAINE, THEN AN EN DASH, THEN 28 GRAMS OR MORE. JUAN BRAVO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, ON OCTOBER 1. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT HOSTAGE-TAKING RESULTING IN DEATH. NO AGES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/29/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN POSTS THE SOUTH CAROLINA NAMES. THE WRITTEN RELEASE IS ABOVE. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SET OF ARRESTS. THE X LEAD IS NOT THE QUOTE IN THE RELEASE. THE X LEAD SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF @ICEGOV ARE HARD AT WORK EVERY SINGLE DAY ACROSS AMERICA, INCLUDING IN SOUTH CAROLINA TO UNDO THE DAMAGE FROM FOUR LONG YEARS OF BIDEN’S OPEN BORDERS. THE RELEASE QUOTE SAYS UNDOING THE DAMAGE, AND IT DOES NOT PRINT @ICEGOV. THE X LEAD SAYS ARRESTING AND DEPORTING KILLERS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, BURGLARS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS LIKE THESE IS HOW WE PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES, SAVE LIVES, AND MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE RELEASE QUOTE SAYS ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE X LEAD PRINTS A THREAD MARK. FIVE CARDS, IN THREAD ORDER. THE FIVE NAMES MATCH THE RELEASE. ESTELA RUIZ-GOMEZ, THEN JUAN GOMEZ SANTIAGO, THEN RAULIER LOPEZ-RIVAS, THEN LUIS OSORIO, THEN JUAN BRAVO. THE CARD FACTS MATCH THE RELEASE LINES ABOVE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RETYPING THEM AS NEW FACTS. PHOTOS ARE ON THE FIVE CARDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 11:33 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. MULLIN.

BREAKING 10/29: MIAMI — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS LAND, AIR, AND SEA, THEN AN EN DASH, THEN BORDER CZAR AND CBP COMMISSIONER HIGHLIGHT HISTORIC FY 2026 BORDER SECURITY RESULTS IN FLORIDA. THE DECK SAYS BORDER CZAR TOM HOMAN AND CBP COMMISSIONER RODNEY SCOTT SHOWCASED THE LATEST BORDER SECURITY RESULTS FROM ACROSS FLORIDA AND THE CARIBBEAN REGION, INCLUDING LARGE SEIZURES OF DRUGS AND GUNS, THE ARREST AND REMOVAL OF DANGEROUS CRIMINALS, AND CONTINUED ENFORCEMENT OF THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN HISTORY. THE DECK PRINTS RODNEY SCOTT. THE BODY PRINTS RODNEY S. SCOTT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO. THE DATELINE READS MIAMI. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS HOMAN AND SCOTT HOSTED A PRESS CONFERENCE THURSDAY. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SUBJECTS WERE THE INTERCEPTION OF NARCOTICS AND FIREARMS AND THE ARREST AND REMOVAL OF DANGEROUS CRIMINALS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME A PERSON ARRESTED. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING NAMES. THIS IS NOT THE 5:30 A.M. PACIFIC CBP POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAID THE CONFERENCE WAS HAPPENING AND THIS PAGE DID NOT HAVE THE REMARKS. THIS IS THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND, AIR, AND SEA ITEM. THE RELEASE SAYS THEY SPOKE AT THE PORT OF MIAMI WITH LOCAL LEADERS FROM CBP AND THE U.S. COAST GUARD. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE RELEASE SAYS AFTER THE REMARKS, CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS PERFORMED A MARITIME SMUGGLING TAKE-DOWN SIMULATION. THE RELEASE PRINTS TAKE-DOWN WITH A HYPHEN. A SIMULATION IS NOT A SEIZURE. THE RELEASE SAYS IN THE U.S. BORDER PATROL’S MIAMI SECTOR, APPREHENSIONS OF PEOPLE ATTEMPTING TO ENTER FLORIDA BY SEA DROPPED MORE THAN 90 PERCENT FROM FISCAL YEAR 2025 TO FY 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS OUR AGENTS IN MIAMI SEIZED MORE THAN 17,000 POUNDS OF NARCOTICS, COMPARED WITH JUST OVER 7,000 POUNDS THE YEAR BEFORE. THE RELEASE SAYS THROUGH OPERATION GATEWAY BLOCKADE, CBP OFFICERS IN FLORIDA MADE NEARLY 200 WEAPONS-RELATED SEIZURES. THE RELEASE SAYS THEY STOPPED MORE THAN 200 FIREARMS AND MORE THAN 150,000 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION FROM REACHING CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS OVERSEAS. THESE ARE THE RELEASE’S FISCAL-YEAR LINES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NEW SINGLE LOAD. THE RELEASE LINKS THE CBP YOUTUBE BRIEFING. THE YOUTUBE TITLE READS MIAMI PRESS CONFERENCE – SEIZURES AND END OF YEAR SUCCESSES, THEN A PIPE, THEN CBP. THE TITLE PRINTS TWO SPACES BEFORE THE PIPE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE BRIEFING. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST MODIFIED: OCT 29, 2026. CBP. YOUTUBE. DVIDS.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE SAYS MORE MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND OTHER VIOLENT CRIMINALS WERE DEPORTED YESTERDAY. DEPORTED IS CAPITALIZED. THE SECOND LINE SAYS OUR STREETS ARE SAFER WITH THESE CRIMINALS OUT OF OUR COUNTRY. ON A THURSDAY POST, YESTERDAY IS OCTOBER 28. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE THREAD PRINTS EIGHT NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING A NINTH NAME. THE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT A CHARGE ON EVERY CARD. THE CARDS PRINT ONE MURDER CONVICTION AND ONE CHILD-PORNOGRAPHY CONVICTION. THE CHILD-PORNOGRAPHY CARD SAYS POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO PROMOTE CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT LINE TO PEDOPHILE. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO CITIES. NO WRITTEN ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THESE EIGHT NAMES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE EIGHT CARDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NONE OF THESE EIGHT NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE EIGHT CARDS, IN THREAD ORDER. ALEJANDRO GONZALEZ-GARCIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO PROMOTE CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. RAMIREZ DUMITRU, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN ROMANIA. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT FROM BEFORE ROMANIA. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING FROM. THE CARD SAYS CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD THE UNITED STATES. FRANCISCO SANDOVAL BAEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF TRANSPORTING/SELLING FENTANYL. THE CARD PRINTS A SLASH AND NO SPACES. JOSE ALBERTO VERA PALACIO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF MURDER. YOSMAR ADOLFO CASTRO CARDONA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED OF TWO COUNTS OF SECOND-DEGREE ROBBERY, CARRYING A LOADED FIREARM, AND ATTEMPT TO EVADE PEACE OFFICER WITH RECKLESS DRIVING. LUIS FERNANDO FERNANDEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE HEROIN, CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE COCAINE, POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE AND DISTRIBUTION OF HEROIN, AND AIDING AND ABETTING DISTRIBUTION OF 500 GRAMS OF METHAMPHETAMINE. ISRAEL CASTRO-ADAME, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF ILLEGAL ALIEN IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM. THE CARD PRINTS THAT PHRASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT REWRITING IT. JUAN CARLO CRUZ-ROBLES, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-METHAMPHETAMINE. THE CARD PRINTS CARLO. THE CARD PRINTS A HYPHEN AND NO SPACES BEFORE METHAMPHETAMINE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING CARLO TO CARLOS. ICE POSTED AT 10:56 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: CBP POSTS THE MIAMI FIGURES. THE CAPTION SAYS IN MIAMI TODAY, BORDER CZAR @REALTOMHOMAN, @CBPCOMMISSIONER RODNEY SCOTT AND THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE SHARED FY26 STATS. THE CAPTION PRINTS NO COMMA BEFORE AND. THE CAPTION SAYS SEA APPREHENSIONS DOWN 90% IN FLORIDA BY @USBPCHIEFMIP. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ABOVE SAYS MORE THAN 90 PERCENT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING 90% AND MORE THAN 90 PERCENT. THE CAPTION SAYS 17,000+ LBS OF NARCOTICS SEIZED BY @CBPAMO. THE CAPTION PRINTS 17,000+ AS ONE TOKEN. THE CAPTION PRINTS LBS. THE RELEASE SAYS MORE THAN 17,000 POUNDS AND PRINTS THE JUST-OVER-7,000 COMPARISON. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 7,000. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE CAPTION SAYS 200+ FIREARMS AND 150,000+ ROUNDS OF AMMO SEIZED BY @DFOFLORIDA CBP OFFICERS. THE RELEASE SAYS MORE THAN 200 FIREARMS AND MORE THAN 150,000 ROUNDS, AND IT NAMES OPERATION GATEWAY BLOCKADE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT GATEWAY BLOCKADE. THIS IS NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. A VIDEO ABOUT 40 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. THE BRIEFING VIDEO IS THE YOUTUBE EMBED ABOVE. CBP POSTED AT 10:51 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN ON LUIS ARREGUIN. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT FRESNO. FRESNO IS THE QUOTED POST. ICE SAYS IMAGINE TAKING THE WORD OF A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN AT FACE VALUE. CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS THATS EXACTLY WHAT @CALMATTERS DID. THATS PRINTS NO APOSTROPHE. ICE SAYS HERE’S THE FACTS. HERE’S PRINTS AN APOSTROPHE. ICE SAYS LUIS ARREGUIN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN AND BULLDOGS GANG MEMBER WITH A CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDING AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON, FIREARMS OFFENSES, AND DUI, HAS BEEN REMOVED TO MEXICO. THE CAPTION SAYS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDING. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT LINE INTO A CONVICTION. ICE SAYS PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED FIVE TIMES. FIVE IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS ARREGUIN ILLEGALLY REENTERED THE U.S. AROUND 2005. THE CAPTION PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE FIVE YEARS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT SAN YSIDRO. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE FULL NAME. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE IS TOLD THE REAL NAME IS LUIS ALBERTO ARREGUIN-VILLA. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DEPORTED IN 1994, 1996, 1998, 2003, AND 2005. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE LAST CROSSED ILLEGALLY NEAR SAN YSIDRO IN 2005. THE QUOTED POST SAYS PENDING FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHARGES FROM NOVEMBER 2025. PENDING CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DECADES-OLD CONVICTIONS FOR DUI WITH BODILY INJURY AND NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM. THOSE CONVICTION LINES ARE MELUGIN. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE PENDING ASSAULT CHARGES WITH ICE’S LINE THAT SAYS A CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDING AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE ADMITTED IN A CONSENSUAL INTERVIEW WITH ICE THAT HE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FRESNO BULLDOGS. THE ICE CAPTION SAYS BULLDOGS. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT FRESNO BULLDOGS. THIS IS NOT RAFAEL ALEJANDRO ARREGUIN-RAMIREZ ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. MELUGIN POSTED AT 10:01 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 10:31 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE. BILL MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/29: CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS QUOTE-POSTS EL PASO SECTOR ON THE LORDSBURG HORSE PATROL. THE CBP AMO CAPTION READS ONE TEAM, ONE MISSION. THE CAPTION PRINTS AN EXCLAMATION POINT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 13 DHS POST THAT READS ONE TEAM, ONE MISSION. THAT POST IS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THE COAST GUARD. THE QUOTED POST SAYS LORDSBURG HORSE PATROL UNIT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ALONGSIDE BORTAC, BORSTAR, AND AMO, APPREHENDED ILLEGAL ALIENS IN CHALLENGING MOUNTAIN TERRAIN. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A NATIONALITY. A VIDEO ABOUT 16 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. EL PASO SECTOR POSTED AT 2:17 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 28. CBP AMO QUOTE-POSTED AT 8:55 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP AMO. EL PASO SECTOR.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SUSPENDS BIRTH TOURISM LOOPHOLE THREATENING NATIONAL SECURITY. THE DECK SAYS DHS HALTS PROGRAM IN THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS THAT OPENED THE DOOR TO BIRTH TOURISM AND OTHER VULNERABILITIES. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS DHS TODAY TOOK DECISIVE ACTION TO PROTECT AMERICAN SOVEREIGNTY AND THE RULE OF LAW. THE LEAD SAYS IT IS SUSPENDING VISA-FREE TRAVEL FOR CHINESE NATIONALS TO THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS. THE RELEASE PRINTS CNMI. THE RELEASE SAYS THE PROGRAM ALLOWED THE ISLANDS TO STAY A HOT SPOT FOR CHINESE BIRTH TOURISM AND NATIONAL SECURITY VULNERABILITIES. THE RELEASE SAYS UNDER THE CNMI ECONOMIC VITALITY & SECURITY TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM, CHINESE NATIONALS COULD ACCESS THE ISLANDS FOR UP TO 14 DAYS WITH NO VISA AND NO CONSULAR INTERVIEW. THE RELEASE PRINTS EVS-TAP. THE RELEASE SAYS WITH THE PROGRAM SUSPENDED, CHINESE NATIONALS MUST GO THROUGH THE SAME VISA PROCESS REQUIRED TO ENTER ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE RELEASE SAYS DHS IS CONDUCTING A FULL REVIEW OF THE PROGRAM WITH THE DEPARTMENTS OF STATE AND THE INTERIOR AND IS ADDRESSING CURRENT THREATS. MULLIN SAYS PROTECTING AMERICAN SOIL MEANS KNOWING WHO IS COMING INTO OUR COUNTRY. MULLIN SAYS VISA-FREE TRAVEL TO THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS OPENS THE DOOR TO CHINESE BIRTH TOURISM AND NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS. MULLIN SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, WE’RE PUTTING A STOP TO THE ECONOMIC VITALITY & SECURITY TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM AND PUTTING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST. MULLIN SAYS AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP IS NOT A TRAVEL PERK. THE RELEASE SAYS CHINESE NATIONALS PLANNING TO VISIT THE CNMI FOR BUSINESS OR TOURISM MUST APPLY FOR A B-1 OR B-2 VISA AT A U.S. EMBASSY OR CONSULATE BEFORE THEY TRAVEL. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE RELEASE SAYS DHS IS NO LONGER ACCEPTING NEW EVS-TAP APPLICATIONS, AND EXISTING TRAVEL AUTHORIZATIONS WILL BE CANCELED. THE RELEASE PRINTS CANCELED. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT 1400. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 30. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT PRC. THE RELEASE PRINTS CHINESE NATIONALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES WITH THE FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE. THE NOTICE IS A SEPARATE DOCUMENT. IT IS DOCUMENT NUMBER 2026-21880. IT IS 91 FR 67595. THE NOTICE PUBLICATION DATE IS OCTOBER 27, 2026. THE AGENCY LINE READS U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION, DHS. THE ACTION LINE READS GENERAL NOTICE. THE NOTICE SAYS SUSPENSION OF THE CNMI EVS-TAP IS EFFECTIVE AT 1400 EDT ON OCTOBER 30, 2026. THE NOTICE PRINTS PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA AND PRC. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING PRC TO CHINESE. THE NOTICE SAYS THE SUSPENSION IS EFFECTIVE AT 1400 EDT ON OCTOBER 30, 2026, FOR POTENTIAL NEW APPLICANTS TO EVS-TAP AS WELL AS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED TRAVELERS WITH AN EXISTING EVS-TAP TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION. THE NOTICE SAYS PRC NATIONALS ALREADY ADMITTED UNDER EVS-TAP AND LEGALLY PRESENT IN THE CNMI ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS NOTICE WILL BE PERMITTED TO REMAIN FOR THEIR CURRENT AUTHORIZED PERIOD OF STAY, HOWEVER, THESE TRAVELERS WILL NEED TO OBTAIN A VISA FOR ANY FUTURE TRAVEL TO THE CNMI. THE NOTICE PRINTS HOWEVER WITH A COMMA BEFORE IT. THE NOTICE SAYS IN FISCAL YEAR 2025, MORE THAN 3,000 PRC NATIONALS UTILIZED EVS-TAP. THE NOTICE PRINTS FY 2025 IN PARENTHESES ON THAT LINE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/29/2026. DHS. FEDERAL REGISTER.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DOZENS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN NATIONWIDE VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 28 DHS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE WITH THE SAME TITLE. THE DHS RELEASE SAYS 13 EXAMPLES. THIS RELEASE SAYS THE FOLLOWING 18 CASES ARE JUST SOME OF ICE’S ONGOING INVESTIGATIONS AND ARRESTS. THE WORD SOME IS CAPITALIZED. THE LIST PRINTS 14 NAMES. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING FOUR MORE NAMES. THE DECK SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS INVESTIGATING ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF US ELECTION LAWS BY ALIENS, WHO ADMITTED TO VOTING IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS. THE DECK PRINTS US WITHOUT PERIODS. THE DECK PRINTS A COMMA BEFORE WHO. THE DHS DECK PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE DECKS. THE LEAD SAYS ICE ANNOUNCED THE ARREST OF DOZENS OF INDIVIDUALS. THE WORDS ANNOUNCED THE ARREST OF ARE BOLDED ON THE RELEASE. THE DHS LEAD SAYS ICE HAS ARRESTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. VENTURELLA SAYS THESE ARRESTS, CARRIED OUT IN COORDINATION WITH OUR FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS, ARE THE RESULT OF CAREFUL, METHODICAL INVESTIGATIONS. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS NO COMMA BEFORE AND. VENTURELLA SAYS AMERICAN ELECTIONS MUST BE CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW, AND ALLEGATIONS OF ILLEGAL VOTING DESERVE OUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION. VENTURELLA SAYS WHEN THE FACTS SUPPORT CRIMINAL CHARGES, WE PURSUE THEM. VENTURELLA SAYS EVERY ELIGIBLE VOTER DESERVES AN ELECTION PROCESS THAT FOLLOWS THE LAW. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A MULLIN QUOTE. THE DHS RELEASE DOES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE 13 NAMES FROM THE OCTOBER 28 DHS RELEASE ARE ON THIS LIST. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING EACH CRIMINAL HISTORY AS A NEW ARREST. THE LINES DO NOT MATCH WORD FOR WORD. JUAN CARLOS MATUTE-HERNANDEZ’S LINE PRINTS AN 2026 ELECTION. THE DHS LINE PRINTS THE 2026 ELECTION. MARVA MARIE COOK’S LINE PRINTS A 2022ELECTION AS ONE TOKEN. THE DHS LINE PRINTS THE 2022 ELECTION. BRAULIO OSIEL ZAPATA PEREZ’S LINE DOES NOT PRINT WHO BEFORE ILLEGALLY VOTED. AXEL BEMJARMIN ALARCON DUARTE’S LINE PRINTS THE FEDERAL ELECTION AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. THE DHS LINE PRINTS THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SPELLS BEMJARMIN. DARWIN YOEL ZELAYA-ORELLANA’S LINE SAYS A SEX OFFENSE IN THE THIRD DEGREE. THE DHS LINE SAYS THIRD-DEGREE SEX OFFENSE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CHARGE LINES. THE 14TH NAME IS EDDUARD OMAR MAJANO-SOSA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 FEDERAL ELECTION AND HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH FRAUD. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM OCTOBER 23. THAT ITEM NOTES THE SPELLING EDUARDD OMAR MAJANO SOSA. THIS RELEASE SPELLS EDDUARD AND PRINTS A HYPHEN IN MAJANO-SOSA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. NO AGES ON THIS LIST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS UPDATED: 10/29/2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS QUOTE-POSTS THE WASHINGTON POST ON AMAURY MONSALVE. DHS SAYS SHAME ON THE @WASHINGTONPOST. DHS SAYS THIS MIDDLE SCHOOL COACH, IN QUOTES, IS A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA WHO HAS RECENT ARRESTS FOR FIREARMS AND DRUG OFFENSES. THE WORD ARRESTS IS THE CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING ARRESTS INTO CONVICTIONS. DHS SAYS ON OCTOBER 19, @ICEGOV ARRESTED AMAURY JOSE MONSALVE FIGUERA AFTER THE UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE HONORED ICE’S DETAINER. DHS SAYS HE WILL REMAIN IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL FROM THE UNITED STATES. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AMMUNITION. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OPEN-CONTAINER. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT GREEN CARD. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE. THOSE WORDS ARE THE ICE REPLY ALREADY FILED BELOW. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO OCTOBER 19 LINES. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AMAURY MONSALVE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS COACH A. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DETAINED. THE QUOTED POST SAYS MORE THAN A DOZEN FAMILIES WROTE LETTERS AND THE COMMUNITY HAS RAISED MORE THAN $80,000. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE WASHINGTON POST. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE WASHINGTON POST POSTED AT 3:00 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS POSTED AT 9:38 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS. WASHINGTON POST.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS QUOTE-POSTS ICE ON CHANGSONG HUANG. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME. DHS SAYS THIS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN IN OUR COUNTRY. DHS SAYS HE WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, AND LATER ARRESTED AND RELEASED BY NEW YORK FOR ILLEGAL GAMBLING CHARGES. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES ADMINISTRATION. THE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL GAMBLING CHARGES. THE ICE POST SAYS FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR GAMBLING CHARGES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. DHS SAYS HE SCAMMED AT LEAST ONE WOMAN IN PENNSYLVANIA BEFORE HE WAS FINALLY APPREHENDED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE CAPTION SAYS SCAMMED. THE ICE POST SAYS ALLEGEDLY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING SCAMMED AND ALLEGEDLY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT $60,000. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MCCANDLESS. DHS SAYS WE ARE PUTTING A STOP TO ILLEGAL ALIENS SCAMMING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. A VIDEO ABOUT 114 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE DHS POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 6:32 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 9:03 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: CBP SAYS THE GAPS SMUGGLERS COUNT ON? WE’RE CLOSING THEM. THE CAPTION PRINTS WE’RE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. A VIDEO ABOUT 10 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 9:00 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS POSTS A CLIP OF TOM HOMAN. HOMAN SAYS EVERY PERSON THAT CROSSES THE BORDER ILLEGALLY COMMITS A CRIME. HOMAN SAYS IF THE MESSAGE YOU WANT TO SEND TO THE REST OF THE WORLD IS ENTER THE COUNTRY ILLEGALLY, IT’S A CRIME, DON’T WORRY ABOUT IT. THE CAPTION PRINTS IT’S. THE CAPTION PRINTS DON’T. HOMAN SAYS WE WILL LOSE THE BORDER AGAIN. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @REALTOMHOMAN HANDLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME OF AN ARREST. A VIDEO ABOUT 74 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER HOMAN POSTS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS POSTED AT 8:48 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: HSI SAYS TRUST IN THE VOTING PROCESS MATTERS. HSI SAYS WHEN SUSPECTED FEDERAL VIOLATIONS ARE REPORTED, HSI WORKS TO DETERMINE THE FACTS THROUGH LAWFUL INVESTIGATION. SUSPECTED IS THE POST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 28 HSI ELECTIONS POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED AT 8:35 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. HSI.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE REPLIES TO ED GONZALEZ. ICE SAYS WOULD BE COOL IF YOU WOULD, AS YOU PUT IT, PROACTIVELY CONDUCT IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS. ICE SAYS MAYBE WE WOULDN’T NEED TO BE IN YOUR JURISDICTION IN THE FIRST PLACE. THE ICE CAPTION PRINTS WOULDN’T. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME OF AN ALIEN. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT SB 4. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AS SHERIFF. THE QUOTED POST SAYS TEXAS LAW, INCLUDING SB 4. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THERE IS AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION BETWEEN PROACTIVELY CONDUCTING IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS AND COMPLYING WITH LEGAL REQUIREMENTS INVOLVING INDIVIDUALS ALREADY IN CUSTODY. THE QUOTED POST SAYS TRANSFERRING SOMEONE TO ICE CUSTODY AND DEPORTATION ARE NOT THE SAME THING. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE QUOTED POST. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS HARRIS COUNTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ED GONZALEZ POSTED AT 5:17 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE REPLIED AT 8:34 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE. ED GONZALEZ.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE QUOTE-POSTS DHS ON ANGEL FAMILIES. ICE SAYS THIS IS OUR WHY: NO OTHER AMERICAN FAMILY SHOULD SUFFER THE DEVASTATING LOSS OF A LOVED ONE AT THE HANDS OF AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE QUOTED POST SAYS NEVER ANOTHER ANGEL FAMILY. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THESE ARE AMERICAN MOTHERS, FATHERS, CHILDREN, AND SPOUSES WHOSE LIVES WERE ENDED BY PREVENTABLE, ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIME. THE QUOTED POST SAYS WE FIGHT SO NO OTHER FAMILY HAS TO BURY A LOVED ONE FOR THE SAME REASON. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE DHS POST. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. A VIDEO ABOUT 124 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE DHS POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER ANGEL FAMILY CLIPS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS POSTED AT 6:36 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 8:23 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS POSTS A CLIP OF THE CBP COMMISSIONER. THE COMMISSIONER SAYS JUST TWO YEARS AGO OUR COUNTRY WAS BEING INVADED BY MILLIONS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS CROSSING THE BORDER EVERY SINGLE DAY. THE WORD MILLIONS IS NOT A COUNT. THE COMMISSIONER SAYS WHY? BECAUSE THERE WERE NO CONSEQUENCES. THE COMMISSIONER SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND @SECMULLINDHS, AMERICA HAS WORKED TO ACHIEVE THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN OUR HISTORY. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @CBPCOMMISSIONER HANDLE. THE CAPTION PRINTS OUR HISTORY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT LINE WITH EARLIER LINES THAT SAY THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN HISTORY OR IN AMERICAN HISTORY. NO NEW ARREST. NO NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 68 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 8:18 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: HSI POSTS THE PARTH NAYI SENTENCE. THE LINES MATCH THE ICE POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM OCTOBER 28 AT 8:06 A.M. PACIFIC. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING THE TWO-YEAR SENTENCE AS NEW. HSI POSTED AT 7:44 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. HSI.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE QUOTE-POSTS KRON4 ON THE BAY AREA. ICE SAYS THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO DON’T WANT TO SEE ICE IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD ARE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE CAPTION PRINTS DON’T. ICE SAYS AMERICANS OVERWHELMINGLY SUPPORT OUR EFFORTS TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. OVERWHELMINGLY IS CAPITALIZED. MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS ICE ARRESTED INDIVIDUALS IN THE BAY AREA WITH CRIMINAL HISTORIES INVOLVING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ENDANGERMENT, AND ASSAULT. THE CAPTION SAYS CRIMINAL HISTORIES INVOLVING. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THOSE HISTORIES CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS AND MAYOR MARK SALINAS IS DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT ICE GETTING THEM OFF THE STREETS? THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT HAYWARD. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT FOUR. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT SIX. THE QUOTED POST SAYS FOUR PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED BY ICE IN HAYWARD WITHIN A 24-HOUR PERIOD. THE QUOTED POST SAYS MAYOR MARK SALINAS SAID HE’S DEEPLY CONCERNED FOR HIS COMMUNITY. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS HE’S. THE LINK SLUG ON THE QUOTED POST PRINTS SIX IMMIGRANTS. THE QUOTED CAPTION PRINTS FOUR. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING FOUR AND SIX. NO NAMES OF THE PEOPLE ARRESTED. A VIDEO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. KRON4 POSTED AT 1:26 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 7:26 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE. KRON4.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS QUOTE-POSTS HSI DENVER ON MAKSIM SHAKIRON. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME. DHS SAYS WE CANNOT AND WILL NOT ALLOW THE VOTES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS TO BE CANCELLED OUT BY NON-CITIZENS ILLEGALLY VOTING IN OUR ELECTIONS. THE CAPTION PRINTS CANCELLED. THE CAPTION PRINTS NON-CITIZENS WITH A HYPHEN. DHS SAYS @HSI_HQ WILL CONTINUE TO FIND AND ARREST NON-CITIZEN VOTERS TO RESTORE SECURITY AND CONFIDENCE TO OUR ELECTIONS. WILL IS NOT A NEW CONVICTION IN THIS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HSI DENVER HIGHLIGHTS THE GUILTY PLEA OF MAKSIM SHAKIRON FROM UZBEKISTAN FOR VOTING ILLEGALLY IN A U.S. ELECTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. A GUILTY PLEA IS THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS FOLLOWING HIS ARREST BY THE CARBON CO. SHERIFF, HSI LED THE THOROUGH INVESTIGATION INTO SHAKIRON’S UNLAWFUL VOTING, CULMINATING IN SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION BY THE USAO. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS CARBON CO. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS USAO. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. HSI DENVER POSTED AT 12:40 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 7:19 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS. HSI DENVER.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS QUOTE-POSTS NEWSMAX ON 287(G). DHS SAYS 287(G) AGREEMENTS ARE CRUCIAL TO THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S MASS DEPORTATION OPERATIONS. DHS SAYS EVERY WEEK, MORE STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERS ARE JOINING AND ASSISTING @ICEGOV IN THEIR WORK. DHS SAYS TOGETHER, WE ARE DEPORTING MORE ILLEGAL ALIENS THAN EVER BEFORE AND MAKING AMERICA SAFE AGAIN. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 29,000. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 11,600. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT FEBRUARY. THOSE FIGURES ARE THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DEPUTIZED BY ICE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS MORE THAN 29,000 STATE AND LOCAL OFFICERS ARE NOW DEPUTIZED BY IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT, ROUGHLY DOUBLE FEBRUARY’S COUNT, ACCORDING TO A NEW REPORT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THEY NOW FAR OUTNUMBER THE ROUGHLY 11,600 DEPORTATION OFFICERS ICE EMPLOYS DIRECTLY, ACCORDING TO A REPORT. ACCORDING TO A REPORT IS THE QUOTED POST. FEBRUARY DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR. THIS 29,000 IS NOT THE EAGLE PASS 29,000 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 21 POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT PRINTS 2,246 AGENCIES. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NEWSMAX POSTED AT 10:15 A.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 6:54 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS. NEWSMAX.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE POSTS ON CHANGSONG HUANG. THE FIRST LINE READS CHINESE ILLEGAL ALIEN PREVIOUSLY RELEASED BY SANCTUARY NY LATER ARRESTED IN PENNSYLVANIA SCAM CASE. ICE SAYS CHANGSONG HUANG ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION AND WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY. THE POST PRINTS ADMINISTRATION IN LOWERCASE. ICE SAYS HE WAS LATER ARRESTED IN NEW YORK ON FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR GAMBLING CHARGES, INCLUDING PROMOTING GAMBLING AND POSSESSING GAMBLING RECORDS AND DEVICES, BEFORE BEING RELEASED AGAIN. THOSE ARE CHARGES. NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS HUANG WAS SUBSEQUENTLY ARRESTED BY MCCANDLESS POLICE IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR ALLEGEDLY PARTICIPATING IN A SCAM TARGETING AN AMERICAN WOMAN WHO LOST $60,000. ALLEGEDLY. NOT A CONVICTION. ICE SAYS SCAMMERS IMPERSONATED FEDERAL OFFICIALS, FALSELY CLAIMED HER IDENTITY HAD BEEN COMPROMISED, AND CONVINCED HER TO WITHDRAW THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. ICE SAYS HUANG WAS ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY COLLECTING FAKE CASH DURING AN FBI STING OPERATION. ICE SAYS ONCE AGAIN, NY RELEASED A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN BACK ONTO THE STREETS, ONLY FOR HIM TO VICTIMIZE AN AMERICAN WOMAN. ICE SAYS HE IS NOW IN ICE CUSTODY AND FACES DEPORTATION. FACES DEPORTATION IS NOT A REMOVAL DATE. DEPORTATION IS CAPITALIZED. NO AGE. THIS IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION ABOVE. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 6:32 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: DHS POSTS THE 2.2 MILLION FIGURE. DHS SAYS UNDER @POTUS TRUMP, @USCIS HAS CARRIED OUT ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS TO REVOKE OR TERMINATE THE STATUS OF 2.2 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE POST PRINTS 2.2 MILLION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT APPROXIMATELY. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS APPROXIMATELY 2.2 MILLION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE POST AND THE RELEASE. DHS SAYS THESE ACTIONS ARE IN ADDITION TO MILLIONS OF VISA REVOCATIONS BY @STATEDEPT AND REMOVALS BY @ICEGOV. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT DENIALS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS VISA REVOCATIONS AND DENIALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. THE POST LINKS A DAILY WIRE STORY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A MULLIN QUOTE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 6:18 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. DHS. DAILY WIRE.

BREAKING 10/29: CBP SAYS A PRESS CONFERENCE IS HAPPENING TODAY FROM MIAMI. CBP SAYS BORDER CZAR @REALTOMHOMAN, @CBPCOMMISSIONER RODNEY SCOTT, AND @HSTASKFORCE WILL HOLD A LIVE PRESS CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS FY26 SUCCESSES INCLUDING THE SEIZURE OF NARCOTICS AND FIREARMS AND THE ARREST AND REMOVAL OF DANGEROUS CRIMINALS. THE POST PRINTS 10:00AM EST AS ONE TIME TOKEN. 10:00 A.M. EASTERN IS 7:00 A.M. PACIFIC. THE POST IS AN ANNOUNCEMENT. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE CONFERENCE REMARKS. THIS PAGE IS NOT INVENTING WHAT WAS SAID. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 5:30 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE REPLIES ON AMAURY JOSE MONSALVE FIGUERA. ICE SAYS ANOTHER SOB STORY HEADLINE THAT CONVENIENTLY LEAVES OUT THE FACTS. ICE SAYS AMAURY JOSE MONSALVE FIGUERA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, WAS ARRESTED FOR FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, DRUG, AND OPEN-CONTAINER OFFENSES. ARRESTED FOR IS NOT A CONVICTION. ICE SAYS HIS GREEN CARD WAS REVOKED FOLLOWING IMMIGRATION FRAUD PROCEEDINGS, AND AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIS REMOVAL ON OCTOBER 19. THAT OCTOBER 19 LINE IS A REMOVAL ORDER. THE DHS CAPTION ABOVE SAYS ON OCTOBER 19 ICE ARRESTED HIM AFTER THE MARSHALS SERVICE HONORED A DETAINER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE REMOVAL ORDER AND THE ARREST. ICE SAYS WORK AUTHORIZATION OR A PENDING APPLICATION DOES NOT MAKE YOU AN AMERICAN CITIZEN OR GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN THIS COUNTRY. NOT IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS HE REMAINS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING DEPORTATION. DEPORTATION IS CAPITALIZED. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS PENDING REMOVAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING DEPORTATION AND REMOVAL. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT COACH. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT $80,000. NO AGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE EXCEPT IN THE DHS ITEM ABOVE. ICE POSTED AT 5:18 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: ICE POSTS ON A 14-YEAR-OLD IN DENVER. ICE SAYS A 14-YEAR-OLD GANG MEMBER ARRESTED IN DENVER WITH A GLOCK 48 PISTOL FACES MURDER, KIDNAPPING, EXTORTION AND OTHER CHARGES ON THE HEELS OF A MULTI-DAY ICE AND @HSI_HQ NATIONWIDE OPERATION THAT NETTED 131 GANG MEMBERS AND AFFILIATES. THE POST PRINTS MURDER. THE EARLIER ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER WITH EXTREME INDIFFERENCE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING MURDER AND ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. FACES CHARGES IS NOT A CONVICTION. ICE SAYS THOSE ARRESTED INCLUDED 22 AFFILIATES OF MS-13 AND 13 AFFILIATES OF TREN DE ARAGUA. THE POST PRINTS 131, THEN 22, THEN 13. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING 131 WITH THE OVER 100 LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, OR WITH THE 12,018 LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE SAYS THE 14-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA ASSOCIATED WITH THE TDA FACTION LOS PIRATAS. THE POST PRINTS TDA. ICE SAYS A SUSPECTED HITMAN, A FUGITIVE WANTED FOR AGGRAVATED HOMICIDE, AND A SALVADORAN PREVIOUSLY ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND ARMED ROBBERY WERE ALSO AMONG THOSE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. SUSPECTED IS THE POST. WANTED FOR IS NOT A CONVICTION. PREVIOUSLY ARRESTED IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO NAME ON THE 14-YEAR-OLD. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE EARLIER DENVER ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE NAMES THE LONGER CHARGE LIST AND DOES NOT PRINT THIS 131 SENTENCE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO POSTS. ICE POSTED AT 4:30 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/29: FORT HANCOCK — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS ARRESTED A GUATEMALAN NATIONAL HE CALLS A CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER. THE CHIEF SAYS THE MAN HAS AN ACTIVE ARREST WARRANT AND A LONG RECORD, NEAR FORT HANCOCK, TX. THE POST PRINTS TX. THE POST PRINTS FORT HANCOCK. THE CHIEF SAYS THE ARREST RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF: ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN, UNLAWFUL CONTACT WITH A MINOR, RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, INDECENT ASSAULT. THE POST SAYS ARREST RECORD. THE POST ALSO SAYS CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING EVERY LINE IN THE RECORD AS A CONVICTION. THE CHIEF SAYS HE IS BEING PROSECUTED FOR ILLEGAL REENTRY, FOLLOWED BY DEPORTATION. PROSECUTED IS NOT A CONVICTION ON THE REENTRY CHARGE. FOLLOWED BY DEPORTATION IS NOT A REMOVAL DATE. THE POST PRINTS REENTRY AS ONE WORD. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 22 SALVADORAN DRUG TRAFFICKER POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A SEX OFFENSE. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT DRUG TRAFFICKING. THIS IS NOT JAIME FELIPE BATRES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS A NAME, PHILADELPHIA, AND CORRUPTION OF MINORS. THIS POST DOES NOT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 3:00 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 29, 2026. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE POSTS A 287(G) NOTICE. ICE SAYS WHEN YOUR AGENCY PARTNERS WITH ICE, YOU KEEP YOUR COMMUNITY SAFER AND GET RESOURCES LIKE FREE ICE 287(G) TRAINING AND ACCESS TO FEDERAL RESOURCES. THE POST PRINTS OUR#287G AS ONE TOKEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A SPACE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NEW AGREEMENT COUNT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 21 COUNT OF 2,246 AGENCIES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 8:05 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE POSTS ON ALPHA BAH. THE FIRST LINE READS SANCTUARY NY RELEASES ILLEGAL ALIEN AFTER ARREST FOR ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER. ICE SAYS ALPHA BAH, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN RELEASED INTO THE U.S. UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, WAS ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. THE POST PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE POST SAYS ASSAULTING. THE WRITTEN DHS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE CHARGE LINES. ICE SAYS DESPITE AN ICE DETAINER, NYPD RELEASED BAH WITHOUT NOTIFYING ICE. RELEASED IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS HE HAD BEEN ARRESTED AND RELEASED TWICE BEFORE AND REMAINS AT LARGE. AT LARGE IS CAPITALIZED. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. ICE SAYS SINCE PRESIDENT TRUMP TOOK OFFICE, THE STATE OF NEW YORK HAS FAILED TO HONOR 16,070 ICE DETAINERS ASSOCIATED WITH 52,503 CRIMINAL CHARGES AND CONVICTIONS. THE WRITTEN RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE DATES THOSE FIGURES FROM JANUARY 20, 2025, TO OCTOBER 8, 2026. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT THOSE DATES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE DATE LINES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT GUINEA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 7. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT QUEENS. THOSE DETAILS ARE IN THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE POST AND THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 6:10 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE SAYS IT REMOVED KANAND OJHA. ICE CALLS HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUYANA WHO WAS WANTED IN HIS HOME COUNTRY FOR A 2015 MURDER. WANTED FOR IS NOT PRINTED AS A CONVICTION. ICE SAYS OJHA ENTERED THE UNITED STATES LAWFULLY IN JULY 2015, BUT HIS LAWFUL STATUS WAS REVOKED AS A RESULT OF HIS OUTSTANDING ARREST WARRANT IN GUYANA. ICE SAYS ICE OFFICERS AND SPECIAL AGENTS AND DEPUTY U.S. MARSHALS ARRESTED OJHA SEPT. 8, 2025, IN LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK. THE POST PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE POST SAYS REMOVED. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE REMOVAL DATE OTHER THAN THE POST. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 6:05 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE QUOTE-POSTS THE MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF ON A JAIL LOCKDOWN. THE ICE HEADLINE READS MONTEREY COUNTY JAIL PLACED FACILITY ON FULL LOCKDOWN, HARBORING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. ICE SAYS ON OCTOBER 27, THE MONTEREY COUNTY JAIL WAS PLACED ON TEMPORARY LOCKDOWN FOLLOWING A TARGETED ICE OPERATION INVOLVING CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH PRIOR ARRESTS FOR DUI, DRUG OFFENSES, AND PROVIDING FALSE IDENTIFICATION. ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS NEW BOOKINGS AND INMATE RELEASES WERE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED. ICE SAYS TWO OF THE INDIVIDUALS ICE SOUGHT WERE REPORTEDLY RELEASED FROM CUSTODY. REPORTEDLY IS THE POST. ICE SAYS CRIMINALS ARE BEING PROTECTED IN SANCTUARY CITIES AND STATES, AND A LAW ENFORCEMENT FACILITY IS SIDING WITH CRIMINALS INSTEAD OF COOPERATING WITH FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. CRIMINALS IS CAPITALIZED IN THAT LINE. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT SAY ICE. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE MONTEREY COUNTY JAIL IS NOT ACCEPTING ANY NEW BOOKINGS, ALL INMATE RELEASES HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED, AND THE FACILITY IS CLOSED TO ALL PUBLIC VISITATION, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ATTORNEYS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THESE TEMPORARY MEASURES ARE BEING IMPLEMENTED OUT OF AN ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE SHERIFF. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. NO NAMES. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE SHERIFF POSTED AT 5:50 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 5:12 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE. MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF.

BREAKING 10/29: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, USCIS TAKES UNPRECEDENTED 2.2 MILLION ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS PROTECTING AMERICANS ACROSS THE NATION. THE TITLE PRINTS 2.2 MILLION. THE DECK SAYS USCIS, UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP, TAKES NEARLY SEVEN TIMES MORE IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS THAN DURING BIDEN’S FINAL TWO YEARS COMBINED. THE DECK PRINTS NEARLY SEVEN TIMES. THE DECK DOES NOT PRINT 2.2 MILLION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TITLE AND THE DECK. THE DATELINE READS WASHINGTON. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS SINCE JANUARY 20, 2025, USCIS HAS CARRIED OUT IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS TO REVOKE OR TERMINATE THE STATUS OF APPROXIMATELY 2.2 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE BODY PRINTS APPROXIMATELY. THE TITLE DOES NOT. THIS PAGE IS NOT DROPPING APPROXIMATELY. THE LEAD SAYS THESE ACTIONS ARE IN ADDITION TO THE MILLIONS OF VISA REVOCATIONS AND DENIALS ISSUED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND REMOVALS CARRIED OUT BY U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT. THE LEAD PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE LEAD SPELLS OUT THE AGENCY, THEN PRINTS USCIS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE ACTIONS INCLUDE ENDING THE MISUSE OF TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS SO THAT TPS IS ONCE AGAIN TRULY TEMPORARY. THE RELEASE SAYS DENYING APPLICATIONS TO EXTEND OR CHANGE NONIMMIGRANT STATUS WHEN NO LEGAL BASIS EXISTS. THE RELEASE SAYS ISSUING NOTICES TO APPEAR, AND IT PRINTS NTAS, TO PLACE REMOVABLE ALIENS INTO REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS BEFORE AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS REMOVABLE ALIENS. THE 2.2 MILLION SENTENCE PRINTS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO LINES. THE RELEASE SAYS ENDING THE AUTOMATIC EXTENSION OF EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION DOCUMENTS, ENSURING EVERY ALIEN IS PROPERLY SCREENED AND VETTED BEFORE ANY WORK AUTHORIZATION IS RENEWED. THE RELEASE SAYS TERMINATING CATEGORICAL PAROLE PROGRAMS AND RETURNING PAROLE TO STRICT CASE-BY-CASE REVIEW AS CONGRESS INTENDED. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT ONE ARREST. SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP PROMISED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAT OUR IMMIGRATION LAWS WOULD BE ENFORCED, AND THESE NUMBERS REFLECT THE SCALE OF THAT COMMITMENT. MULLIN SAYS THOSE WHO ABUSE OR FLAGRANTLY DISREGARD OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM ARE NOW ON NOTICE THAT THESE VIOLATIONS OF LAW WILL NOT BE TOLERATED OR OVERLOOKED. MULLIN SAYS SECURING OUR BORDER WAS ONLY THE BEGINNING. MULLIN SAYS WE ARE RESTORING INTEGRITY TO THE ENTIRE IMMIGRATION SYSTEM AND PUTTING THE SAFETY OF OUR AMERICAN CITIZENS FIRST. THE RELEASE PRINTS AMERICAN CITIZENS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS LAST UPDATED: 10/29/2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/29: TEMECULA — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS U.S. BORDER PATROL INTERCEPTS SHIPMENT OF COCAINE AND METHAMPHETAMINE ON INTERSTATE 15. THE TITLE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE DECK SAYS SEIZURES HAVE COMBINED STREET VALUE OF $642,280. THE DATELINE READS TEMECULA, CALIF. THE RELEASE HEADER DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS SAN DIEGO SECTOR’S NEWTON-AZRAK BORDER PATROL STATION AGENTS SEIZED MORE THAN 34 POUNDS OF COCAINE AND METHAMPHETAMINE OCT. 21 DURING A VEHICLE STOP ON NORTHBOUND INTERSTATE 15. THE RELEASE PRINTS OCT. 21. THE RELEASE DATE IS OCTOBER 29, 2026. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE STOP DATE AND THE RELEASE DATE. THE LEAD SAYS MORE THAN 34 POUNDS. THE BODY SAYS 14 BUNDLES OF COCAINE WEIGHING APPROXIMATELY 33.4 POUNDS, WITH AN ESTIMATED STREET VALUE OF $641,280, AND ONE BUNDLE OF METHAMPHETAMINE WEIGHING APPROXIMATELY 1.02 POUNDS, WITH AN ESTIMATED STREET VALUE OF $1,000. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING THOSE WEIGHTS INTO A NEW TOTAL. THE DECK PRINTS $642,280. THE BODY PRINTS $641,280 AND $1,000. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE DECK AND THE BODY. THE RELEASE SAYS AGENTS FOUND INCONSISTENCIES IN THE DRIVER’S TRAVEL ACCOUNT, OBTAINED CONSENT TO SEARCH, AND FOUND SUSPECTED NARCOTICS IN A HIDDEN COMPARTMENT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE DRIVER’S NAME. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CITIZENSHIP. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY THE DRIVER WAS ARRESTED. IT SAYS AGENTS TRANSPORTED THE DRIVER, VEHICLE AND NARCOTICS TO THE NEWTON-AZRAK BORDER PATROL STATION FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION AND PROCESSING AND SEIZED THE VEHICLE. PROCESSING IS NOT A CONVICTION. SAN DIEGO SECTOR CHIEF PATROL AGENT JUSTIN DE LA TORRE SAYS THERE IS NO WINNING FOR CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THEY WILL NOT ESCAPE ENFORCEMENT. THIS RELEASE PRINTS JUSTIN DE LA TORRE. IT DOES NOT PRINT A MIDDLE INITIAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING M. THIS IS NOT THE FALLBROOK I-15 POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAYS 22 BUNDLES OF FENTANYL AND DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT FENTANYL. THIS IS NOT THE NEWTON-AZRAK FENTANYL ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT SAYS APPROXIMATELY 51.9 POUNDS. THIS IS NOT THE NEWTON-AZRAK LIQUID METHAMPHETAMINE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE THAT SAYS 962 POUNDS, ABOUT 115 GALLONS, AND NAMES K-9 LOKI. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT LOKI. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/29: SAN DIEGO — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS U.S. BORDER PATROL, TIJUANA POLICE COOPERATION LEADS TO ARRESTS FOLLOWING LASER INCIDENT AT BORDER. THE TITLE SAYS ARRESTS. THE BODY SAYS MEXICAN AUTHORITIES TAKING MULTIPLE INDIVIDUALS INTO CUSTODY. THE BODY SAYS OFFICERS TOOK MULTIPLE INDIVIDUALS INTO CUSTODY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING ARRESTS AND CUSTODY. THE DATELINE READS SAN DIEGO. THE RELEASE HEADER DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE RELEASE SAYS ON OCT. 19, AT 11:35 P.M., A BORDER PATROL AGENT ASSIGNED TO THE SAN DIEGO SECTOR REPORTED BEING ILLUMINATED BY A GREEN LASER ORIGINATING FROM MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS A RESPONDING BORDER PATROL SUPERVISOR WAS ALSO TARGETED. THE RELEASE SAYS AGENTS IDENTIFIED A VEHICLE ASSOCIATED WITH THE INCIDENT AND COORDINATED WITH MEXICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT. THE RELEASE SAYS TIJUANA POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICERS LOCATED AND STOPPED THE VEHICLE AT 6:36 A.M. ON OCT. 20. THE RELEASE PRINTS 11:35 P.M. AND 6:36 A.M. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS RECOVERED A LASER DEVICE AFTER DETERMINING THE VEHICLE WAS STOLEN. THE RELEASE SAYS THE INDIVIDUALS WOULD BE PRESENTED BEFORE A CIVIC JUDGE FOR REVIEW UNDER MEXICAN LAW. A CIVIC JUDGE UNDER MEXICAN LAW IS NOT A U.S. CONVICTION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE RELEASE PRINTS MULTIPLE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS THE LASER ORIGINATED FROM MEXICO. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY THE INDIVIDUALS CROSSED THE BORDER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ANYONE WAS INJURED. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING AN INJURY. SAN DIEGO SECTOR CHIEF PATROL AGENT JUSTIN DE LA TORRE SAYS THE INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY SHOULD NOT BE A SHIELD FROM ACCOUNTABILITY. THIS RELEASE PRINTS JUSTIN DE LA TORRE. IT DOES NOT PRINT A MIDDLE INITIAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING M. THIS IS NOT THE TEMECULA INTERSTATE 15 COCAINE AND METHAMPHETAMINE RELEASE ABOVE. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/29: PHILADELPHIA — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS FEDERAL, LOCAL AUTHORITIES ARREST MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA., FUGITIVE AT PHL AIRPORT. THE TITLE PRINTS PA. THE BODY PRINTS PENNSYLVANIA. THE TITLE PRINTS PHL. THE BODY PRINTS PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE DATELINE READS PHILADELPHIA. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS AGENTS AND CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION OFFICERS ARRESTED WENCESLAO BOCCELLI VARGAS, 30, ON TUESDAY AT PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ON MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, CHARGES. THE FIRST SENTENCE SPELLS OUT BOTH AGENCIES. A LATER SENTENCE PRINTS HSI. A LATER SENTENCE PRINTS CBP. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLED-OUT NAMES AND THE INITIALS. THE RELEASE SAYS ON TUESDAY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE CALENDAR DATE OF THE ARREST. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE ABINGTON TOWNSHIP, PENNSYLVANIA, POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUED A FULL EXTRADITION WARRANT FOR VARGAS, OF PHILADELPHIA. THE RELEASE SAYS THE WARRANT IS ON A FELONY CHARGE OF MANUFACTURE, DELIVER, OR POSSESS WITH INTENT TO MANUFACTURE OR DELIVER A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, AND MISDEMEANOR CHARGES OF CORRUPTION OF MINORS AND SELLING OR FURNISHING LIQUOR OR MALT OR BREWED BEVERAGES TO MINORS. THE RELEASE SAYS CRIMINAL CHARGES ARE MERELY ACCUSATIONS AND THAT DEFENDANTS ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNLESS AND UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI AGENTS IDENTIFIED VARGAS AS AN AIRPORT EMPLOYEE AND COORDINATED WITH CBP OFFICERS TO ARREST HIM WHEN HE REPORTED TO CBP ABOUT HIS AIRPORT BADGE CUSTOMS SEAL. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CITIZENSHIP. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. CBP AREA PORT DIRECTOR ELLIOT N. ORTIZ SAYS OFFICERS ARE COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE PARTNERS TO IDENTIFY WANTED AND DANGEROUS FUGITIVES, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO ALLEGEDLY VICTIMIZE MINORS, AND RETURN THEM TO JUSTICE. THE QUOTE PRINTS ALLEGEDLY. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 29, 2026. CBP.

DHS INVESTIGATES A MASSIVE DATA BREACH EXPOSING 40,000 EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING ICE AND BORDER PATROL AGENTS, OCTOBER 29, 2026. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 10/28: NEW YORK — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE PICKS UP DOMINICAN CRIMINAL SUSPECTED OF VOTER FRAUD. THE TITLE SAYS PICKS UP. THE BODY SAYS ARRESTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE TITLE SAYS SUSPECTED OF VOTER FRAUD. THE BODY SAYS CHARGED. SUSPECTED IS THE TITLE. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE DECK SAYS THE ALIEN HAS A PREVIOUS CONVICTION FOR ROBBERY. THE DECK PRINTS THE ALIEN. THE DECK DOES NOT PRINT ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. THE DECK SAYS CONVICTION FOR ROBBERY. THE BODY SAYS CONVICTED OF ROBBERY IN 1994. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING FOR AND OF. THE DATELINE READS NEW YORK, N.Y. THE RELEASE PRINTS N.Y. WITH PERIODS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THIS IS NOT THE DHS QUOTE-POST OF ALI BRADLEY ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS SAYING. THIS RELEASE SAYS SAID. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS OCT. 23RD. THIS RELEASE PRINTS OCT. 23. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE QUOTED POST SAYS TAKEN TO FEDERAL COURT. THIS RELEASE SAYS TRANSPORTED TO UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE HAS LODGED. THIS RELEASE SAYS ICE HAS SINCE LODGED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE LEAD SAYS A CITIZEN OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND U.S. LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, RANDY PIERRE-LOUIS, WAS CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS RELATED TO VOTER REGISTRATION AND VISA FRAUD OCT. 23. THE RELEASE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE RELEASE PRINTS OCT. 23. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED FOLLOWING AN INVESTIGATION BY ICE’S HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS NEW YORK. THAT SENTENCE SPELLS OUT HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS. IT DOES NOT PRINT HSI. THE LATER SENTENCE PRINTS HSI. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. BOCK IS ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS. THE RELEASE PRINTS OF. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING IT TO FOR. BOCK SAYS ELECTION SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY. BOCK SAYS THE VOTES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD NEVER BE DILUTED BY ALIENS ILLEGALLY VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS. BOCK SAYS ONLY AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD BE ELECTING AMERICAN LEADERS. THE RELEASE PRINTS AMERICAN LEADERS. THE DHS CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS AMERICA’S LEADERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO LINES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE @MICAHBOCK HANDLE. THE RELEASE SAYS PIERRE-LOUIS, WHO ENTERED THE U.S. IN JULY 1990, WAS CONVICTED OF ROBBERY IN 1994 AND WAS CHARGED WITH WEAPON POSSESSION IN 2012. THE 1994 LINE SAYS CONVICTED. THE 2012 LINE SAYS CHARGED. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THE 2012 WEAPON POSSESSION A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS WEAPON. IT DOES NOT PRINT WEAPONS. THE RELEASE SAYS AFTER ICE ARRESTED HIM, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK FOR ARRAIGNMENT. THE RELEASE SPELLS OUT UNITED STATES. AN ARRAIGNMENT IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE HAS SINCE LODGED AN IMMIGRATION DETAINER. THE RELEASE SAYS THIS INVESTIGATION REFLECTS HSI NEW YORK’S CONTINUED COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING THE INTEGRITY OF THE NATION’S ELECTORAL PROCESS THROUGH COORDINATION WITH FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS HSI. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS NATION’S. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL WITH NO COMMA BEFORE AND. THIS SENTENCE IS NOT IN THE ALI BRADLEY POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IN THE ALI BRADLEY ITEM. THIS IS THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. THE RELEASE PRINTS UPDATED: 10/28/2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN. THE CAPTION SAYS SANCTUARY STATES ARE HIRING ILLEGAL ALIENS TO WORK IN THEIR GOVERNMENTS. THE CAPTION SAYS VISA OVERSTAYS ARE IN THE U.S. ILLEGALLY, AND A WORK PERMIT DOES NOT SHIELD THEM FROM DEPORTATION. THE CAPTION PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE CAPTION SAYS DHS WILL CONTINUE PUTTING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST BY CONTINUING THE LARGEST MASS DEPORTATION EFFORT IN AMERICAN HISTORY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT KENYA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT WASHINGTON. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT SEATTLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MONDAY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. A VISA OVERSTAY IN THIS CAPTION IS NOT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST IS BILL MELUGIN. THE QUOTED POST SENTENCES ARE IN THE ICE ITEM BELOW. THIS PAGE IS NOT REPRINTING THEM HERE. THIS IS NOT THE ICE CAPTION BELOW. THE ICE CAPTION PRINTS KENYAN. THIS CAPTION DOES NOT. THE ICE CAPTION PRINTS AMERICAN TAXPAYER DOLLARS. THIS CAPTION DOES NOT. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. BILL MELUGIN POSTED AT 2:10 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 3:02 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS. BILL MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/28: THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF POSTS ON FALLBROOK. THE CHIEF SAYS DURING ROUTINE HIGHWAY INTERDICTION TRAINING, OUR AGENTS PUT THEIR SKILLS TO THE TEST. THE CHIEF SAYS AGENTS STOPPED A VEHICLE ON I-15 IN FALLBROOK, CA, WHEN A K9 ALERT LED TO THE DISCOVERY OF 22 BUNDLES OF FENTANYL HIDDEN INSIDE THE VEHICLE. THE POST PRINTS CA. THE POST PRINTS K9. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A HYPHEN. THE POST PRINTS I-15. THE POST PRINTS 22 BUNDLES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE CHIEF SAYS THE DRIVER WAS ARRESTED AND IS FACING STATE DRUG CHARGES. FACING CHARGES IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. THIS IS NOT THE 22-BUNDLE FENTANYL ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM SAYS A DUFFEL BAG AND ABOUT 51.9 POUNDS. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT A DUFFEL BAG. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT 51.9. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 10/28: CBP SAYS LARGE SEIZURE. THE FIRST LINE READS LARGE SEIZURE. CBP SAYS @CBPAMO AGENTS SEIZED 1,309LBS OF COCAINE FROM A BOAT OFF THE COAST OF PUERTO RICO. THE CAPTION PRINTS 1,309LBS AS ONE TOKEN. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @CBPAMO HANDLE. CBP SAYS THE ESTIMATED STREET VALUE OF THIS SEIZURE WAS ALMOST $10M. THE CAPTION PRINTS $10M. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT $9.4 MILLION. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT GUAYANILLA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT YOLA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THREE PEOPLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT VENEZUELAN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE MORE LINE PRINTS https://go.dhs.gov/5HN. THAT SHORT LINK GOES TO THE OCTOBER 22 CBP NATIONAL MEDIA RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT RELEASE SAYS ABOUT $9.4 MILLION. THIS CAPTION SAYS ALMOST $10M. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE FIGURES. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. THE PHOTO SHOWS A BOAT ON THE WATER. NO WORDS ARE ON THE PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. CBP. CBP MORE.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN. THE FIRST LINE READS AMERICAN TAXPAYER DOLLARS SHOULD NEVER PAY THE SALARIES OF ILLEGAL ALIENS. THAT LINE IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS ICE ARRESTED A KENYAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO OVERSTAYED HIS VISA AND WAS EMPLOYED BY WASHINGTON STATE’S DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES. THE CAPTION PRINTS STATE’S. THE CAPTION SPELLS OUT DEPARTMENT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DEPT. THE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE NO BUSINESS WORKING IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY AND WELL-BEING OF AMERICAN CHILDREN. NO BUSINESS IS CAPITALIZED. CHILDREN IS CAPITALIZED. THE CAPTION PRINTS WELL-BEING WITH A HYPHEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT SEATTLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MONDAY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT B-2. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. OVERSTAYED HIS VISA IS THE CAPTION. IT IS NOT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION IN THIS CAPTION. THIS IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION ABOVE. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT KENYAN. THIS CAPTION DOES. THE QUOTED POST IS BILL MELUGIN. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE QUOTED POST. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS NEW. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE CONFIRMS TO @FOXNEWS THAT THEIR SEATTLE OFFICE HAS ARRESTED A KENYAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO IS A CURRENT EMPLOYEE OF THE WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES, AND WAS WEARING A WA DCYF JACKET AT THE TIME OF HIS ARREST. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS DEPT. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS THE @FOXNEWS HANDLE. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS WA DCYF. FOX IS TOLD ICE ARRESTED STANLEY ROBERT KUNGU MUTHEE DURING A TRAFFIC STOP ON MONDAY BECAUSE HE IS A VISA OVERSTAY. THE NAME IS CAPITALIZED IN THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS MONDAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A DATE. A VISA OVERSTAY IS NOT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION IN THIS POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE FIRST FLEW INTO THE US ON 2/6/2019 VIA A B-2/TOURIST VISA, BUT NEVER LEFT AND REMAINED IN THE COUNTRY ILLEGALLY. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS US WITHOUT PERIODS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS FOX IS TOLD THAT DURING HIS ICE ARREST, HE ADMITTED TO BEING EMPLOYED BY WA DCYF EMPLOYEE AND WAS IN POSSESSION OF A WA DCYF ID CARD. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS BY WA DCYF EMPLOYEE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING BY TO AS. FOX IS TOLD IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE REACHED OUT TO WA DCYF FOR COMMENT, AND THEY CONFIRMED HE’S BEEN AN EMPLOYEE SINCE 2024. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS HE’S. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THE QUOTED POST THEN QUOTES NANCY GUTIERREZ, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS, WA DCYF. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THAT STATEMENT. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE STATEMENT SAYS THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN EMPLOYED WITH THE WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES SINCE AUG. 16, 2024. THE STATEMENT SPELLS OUT DEPARTMENT. THE STATEMENT PRINTS AUG. 16, 2024. THE STATEMENT SAYS THE INDIVIDUAL PROVIDED THE APPROPRIATE DOCUMENTATION WHEN HE WAS HIRED, WHICH INDICATED HE WAS AUTHORIZED TO WORK. THE STATEMENT SAYS THIS INCLUDED A VALID UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES (USCIS) NUMBER WITH NO EXPIRATION DATE. THE STATEMENT PRINTS USCIS IN PARENTHESES. THE STATEMENT SAYS WE HAVE NOT BEEN NOTIFIED OF A CHANGE IN HIS STATUS. THE QUOTED POST THEN SAYS A REMINDER, WITH A HYPHEN, THAT A WORK PERMIT DOES NOT CONVEY LEGAL STATUS OR SHIELD THE RECIPIENT FROM DEPORTATION. THAT SENTENCE IS BILL MELUGIN. IT IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION ABOVE. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS A WORK PERMIT DOES NOT SHIELD THEM FROM DEPORTATION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. THE QUOTED POST SAYS SOMEONE CAN BE IN THE U.S. ILLEGALLY, BUT IF THEY FILE AN ASYLUM CLAIM, THEY ARE TYPICALLY ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR A WORK PERMIT 6 MONTHS AFTER FILING THEIR CLAIM. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS U.S. WITH PERIODS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THEY CAN WORK, BUT THEY ARE STILL DETAINABLE BY ICE DUE TO THEIR UNLAWFUL STATUS. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THE PHOTO SHOWS A PERSON IN A GRAY POLO. THE QUOTED POST SAYS JACKET. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING POLO AND JACKET. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. BILL MELUGIN POSTED AT 2:10 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 2:44 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE. BILL MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/28: HSI POSTS ON ELECTIONS. THE CAPTION SAYS EVERY VOTER DESERVES CONFIDENCE THAT CONCERNS ARE TAKEN SERIOUSLY. HSI SAYS IT REVIEWS REPORTED SUSPECTED FEDERAL VIOLATIONS CAREFULLY, FAIRLY, AND BASED ON THE FACTS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT WASHINGTON. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT SUPPORTING LAWFUL ELECTIONS. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS SUPPORTING. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS LAWFUL ELECTIONS. THE JACKETS ON THE GRAPHIC PRINT POLICE HSI. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CAPTION AND THE GRAPHIC. THIS IS NOT THE OVER 400 POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 400. THIS IS NOT THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS MUST BE SECURE POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED AT 2:35 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. HSI.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS POSTS A THREAD. THE LEAD SAYS EVERY SINGLE DAY, AMERICA’S BRAVE @ICEGOV AGENTS ENFORCE THE LAW AND ARREST CRIMINALS INCLUDING MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS AND OTHERS. THE LEAD PRINTS THE @ICEGOV HANDLE. THE LEAD SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, WE ARE ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS LIKE THESE AT A HISTORIC PACE. THE WORD LIKE IS THE LEAD. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS WORST OF THE WORST. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT YESTERDAY. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A MULLIN QUOTE. THIS IS NOT THE WRITTEN RELEASE BELOW. THAT RELEASE PRINTS A MULLIN QUOTE. THIS LEAD DOES NOT. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE CARDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. FRANCISCO CHAPAS-SANCHEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. THE CARD SAYS CONVICTED FOR. RONY IZAGUIRRE-HENRIQUEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED FOR MURDER, PARTICIPATING IN GANG ACTIVITY RESULTING IN DEATH, AND ASSAULT IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND. THIS IS NOT JUAN CARLOS IZAGUIRRE MEMBRENO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS THEN POSTED JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ TWICE. THE 1:59 P.M. PACIFIC POST PRINTS BURGLARYIN AS ONE WORD. THE 2:00 P.M. PACIFIC POST PRINTS BURGLARY IN AS TWO WORDS. BOTH CALL HIM A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. THIS IS NOT JAIME RAMIREZ-DIAZ ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. RAFAEL LIMBER LEON-GARCIA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, CONVICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE IN THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. THE CARD PRINTS THE NUMERAL 5. FABIOLA VEGA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE HEROIN IN WASECA, MINNESOTA. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE FRANCISCO CARD POSTED WITH THE LEAD AT 1:57 P.M. PACIFIC. THE RONY CARD POSTED AT 1:57 P.M. PACIFIC. THE RAFAEL CARD POSTED AT 2:01 P.M. PACIFIC. THE FABIOLA CARD POSTED AT 2:01 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS. DHS BURGLARYIN.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN. THE HEADLINE READS SNAP FRAUD CRACKDOWN EXPANDS. ICE SAYS TAXPAYER-FUNDED BENEFITS ARE MEANT TO HELP AMERICAN FAMILIES PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE, NOT TO BE EXPLOITED BY ILLEGAL ALIEN FRAUDSTERS. NOT IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS THOSE WHO STEAL FROM HARDWORKING AMERICAN CITIZENS WILL BE FOUND AND FACE JUSTICE. THE CAPTION PRINTS HARDWORKING AS ONE WORD. WILL IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS CAPTION. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OHIO. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ACCUSED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE CAPTION AND THE QUOTED POST. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 21 SNAP FRAUD CRACKDOWN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE QUOTED POST IS BILL MELUGIN. THOSE SENTENCES BELOW ARE THE QUOTED POST. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS NEW. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE SOURCES CONFIRM TO @FOXNEWS THAT THEY’VE ARRESTED TWO MORE HAITIAN ILLEGAL ALIENS ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY COLLECTING SNAP BENEFITS IN OHIO. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS THE @FOXNEWS HANDLE. ACCUSED IS THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS BOTH HAVE FINAL DEPORTATION ORDERS, AND BOTH WERE ALLOWED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMIN, INCLUDING VIA THE CBP ONE CELL PHONE APP. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS ADMIN. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. A DEPORTATION ORDER IS NOT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DETAILS PER SOURCES. CLAIRINOR DUCLERC, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COLUMBUS, OHIO YESTERDAY. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS YESTERDAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A DATE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE IS A HAITIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO FIRST ENTERED THE U.S. VIA THE BIDEN ERA CBP ONE CELL PHONE APP AT THE SAN YSIDRO PORT OF ENTRY IN CALIFORNIA ON 3/29/2024. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS 3/29/2024. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ISSUED HIM A FINAL DEPORTATION ORDER ON 1/20/2025 AND HE HAS AN ACTIVE BENCH WARRANT OUT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, OH. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS OH. A BENCH WARRANT IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE TOLD AGENTS HE LIVES WITH HIS HAITIAN WIFE AND THEIR 1-YEAR-OLD US CITIZEN SON IN OHIO. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS US WITHOUT PERIODS ON THAT LINE. THE QUOTED POST MARKS THAT PHOTO LEFT. ICLES CERMOME, ARRESTED BY ICE IN WESTERVILLE, OHIO ON MONDAY. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS MONDAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A DATE. THE NAME LINE SPELLS CERMOME. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE WAS CAUGHT AND RELEASED BY BORDER PATROL DURING THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION AFTER CROSSING ILLEGALLY INTO BROWNSVILLE, TX ON 12/29/2023. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS TX. THAT SENTENCE SAYS ADMINISTRATION. THE DUCLERC SENTENCE SAYS ADMIN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ISSUED HIM A FINAL DEPORTATION ORDER ON 1/30/2024, ROUGHLY ONE MONTH AFTER HE ENTERED THE U.S. ILLEGALLY. FOX IS TOLD THAT CEROME ADMITTED TO ICE OFFICERS THAT HE RECEIVES SNAP BENEFITS IN OHIO. THAT SENTENCE SPELLS CEROME. THE NAME LINE SPELLS CERMOME. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO SPELLINGS. FOX IS TOLD IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION ON EITHER NAME. NO AGES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE TWO NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. BILL MELUGIN POSTED AT 1:15 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 1:58 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE. BILL MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE POSTS A THREAD. THE LEAD SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS DO NOT BELONG IN OUR NATION, AND WE WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO GET THEM OUT. NOT IS CAPITALIZED. OUT IS CAPITALIZED. THE LEAD PRINTS AN EM DASH BETWEEN NATION AND AND. ICE SAYS WE ARE UNDETERRED. ICE SAYS WE WILL CONTINUE FINDING, ARRESTING, AND REMOVING CRIMINALS LIKE THESE FROM OUR HOMELAND. THE WORD LIKE IS THE LEAD. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING 14 NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE LEAD DOES NOT PRINT A DATE. PHOTOS ARE ON THE CARDS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO AGES. THE CARDS SAY CONVICTED OF. HECTOR SANTOS-RAUDA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CHILD MOLESTATION. OSCAR GONZALEZ-HERNANDEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED BATTERY FAMILY VIOLENCE, BATTERY FAMILY VIOLENCE, CRUELTY TO CHILDREN IN THIRD DEGREE AND OBSTRUCTION OF OFFICER. THE CARD PRINTS THIRD DEGREE AS TWO WORDS. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT AN BEFORE OFFICER. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. GUILLERMO ANTONIO SOSA-HERNANDEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT WITH INJURY AND POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE. GABRIEL PAZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE FIVE KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL AND POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE FIVE KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE WHILE ABOARD A VESSEL. THE CARD SPELLS FIVE. IT DOES NOT PRINT THE NUMERAL 5. SAN JUANA MONTENEGRO OCHOA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE COCAINE AND METHAMPHETAMINE. CARLOS URIEL CAMPOS-PEREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE A MIXTURE OR SUBSTANCE CONTAINING A DETECTABLE AMOUNT OF FENTANYL. ANGELI GERMANIA CHAVEZ REDONDO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT OFFENSES AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. PORFIRIO TORRES RIVAS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO IMPORT A QUANTITY MORE THAN 100 KILOGRAMS OF MARIJUANA. THE CARD PRINTS A QUANTITY MORE THAN 100. EDWIN JOSE ORDAZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ABOARD A VESSEL. DOMINGO ALFREDO NUNEZ-PERDOMO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ABOARD A VESSEL. GUSTAVO CARDENAS ARREOLA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF TEN COUNTS OF SECOND-DEGREE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR. THE CARD PRINTS TEN AS A WORD. THIS NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM PRINTS GRAHAM AND OCT. 5. THIS CARD DOES NOT PRINT GRAHAM. THIS CARD DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 5. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. JOSUE ANTONIO VASQUEZ MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF BURGLARY, ROBBERY WITH FIREARM SPECIFICATIONS, AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. AGUSTIN GAMINO SANCHEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE FOR SALE: METHAMPHETAMINE. THE CARD PRINTS A COLON. HECTOR FERNELI PICHARDO RESTITUYO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE COCAINE ON BOARD A VESSEL. THE CARD PRINTS ON BOARD. IT DOES NOT PRINT ABOARD. THE CARD SPELLS FERNELI. THIS IS NOT LENNY GUITIERREZ-PICHARDO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE OTHER 13 NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED THE LEAD AT 1:54 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS QUOTE-POSTS OLIYA SCOOTERCASTER. THE CAPTION SAYS ALL DAY. EVERY DAY. THE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE TWO OPTIONS: LEAVE NOW OR BE SWIFTLY DEPORTED. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT NEWARK. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING NEWARK INTO THE CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS NOW. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE DETAINEES LOADED UP ON AIRPLANE AT NEWARK AIRPORT FOR DEPORTATION FLIGHT. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS ON AIRPLANE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING AN. THE QUOTED POST SAYS VIDEO BY WALI KHAN. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS THE @FREEDOMNTV HANDLE. A VIDEO ABOUT 71 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE QUOTED POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO NAMES. NO PASSENGER COUNT. OLIYA SCOOTERCASTER POSTED AT 12:25 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 1:30 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS. OLIYA SCOOTERCASTER.

BREAKING 10/28: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND VIOLENT ASSAILANTS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 27 RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE TITLED WORST OF THE WORST: ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND SEXUAL PREDATORS. THIS IS NOT THE DHS THREAD ABOVE. THE THREAD LEAD DOES NOT PRINT THIS MULLIN QUOTE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT BURGLARYIN. THE DECK SAYS AMERICA IS NOT A DUMPING GROUND FOR THE WORLD’S CRIMINALS, AND ICE WILL NOT REST UNTIL EVERY CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN IS REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTRY. THE DECK LINKS THE WORDS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE LEAD SAYS ICE ANNOUNCED THE ARREST OF MORE WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED OF HORRIFIC CRIMES SUCH AS MURDER, PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD, AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. THE LEAD PRINTS MORE WORST. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING OF. THE LEAD SAYS CONVICTED OF. THE NAME LINES SAY CONVICTED FOR. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING OF AND FOR. MULLIN SAYS AMERICA’S BRAVE ICE AGENTS PUT THEIR LIVES ON THE LINE EVERY DAY TO ENFORCE U.S. LAW AND ARREST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. MULLIN SAYS JUST YESTERDAY, ICE ARRESTED MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS. THE QUOTE PRINTS A SPACE BEFORE THE COMMA AFTER THREATS. MULLIN SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, DHS IS ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS AT A HISTORIC PACE, DELIVERING THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN AMERICAN HISTORY, AND STOPPING DEADLY DRUGS FROM POURING INTO OUR COMMUNITIES. THE THREAD ABOVE SAYS WE ARE ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS LIKE THESE AT A HISTORIC PACE. THE QUOTE SAYS DHS IS ARRESTING AND DEPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS AT A HISTORIC PACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO LINES. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS INCLUDE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD INCLUDE IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE LISTS RONY IZAGUIRRE-HENRIQUEZ FIRST. THE THREAD ABOVE POSTED FRANCISCO CHAPAS-SANCHEZ FIRST. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE ORDER. RONY IZAGUIRRE-HENRIQUEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED FOR MURDER, PARTICIPATING IN GANG ACTIVITY RESULTING IN DEATH, AND ASSAULT IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND. FRANCISCO CHAPAS-SANCHEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JAIME RAMIREZ-ALMARAZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND BURGLARY IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THE RELEASE PRINTS BURGLARY AND IN AS TWO WORDS. RAFAEL LIMBER LEON-GARCIA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ECUADOR, CONVICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 5 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF COCAINE IN THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. THE RELEASE PRINTS THE NUMERAL 5. FABIOLA VEGA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE HEROIN IN WASECA, MINNESOTA. THE RELEASE SAYS AMERICANS CAN SEE MORE PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS ARRESTED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES ON OUR WEBPAGE AT WOW.DHS.GOV. THE RELEASE PRINTS WOW.DHS.GOV. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE POSTS ON WASHINGTON STATE VOTER ROLLS. THE HEADLINE READS OVER 400 SUSPECTED NONCITIZENS REGISTERED TO VOTE IN WASHINGTON STATE. THE HEADLINE PRINTS OVER 400. THE HEADLINE PRINTS SUSPECTED NONCITIZENS. THE HEADLINE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. ICE SAYS FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS IDENTIFIED OVER 400 SUSPECTED NONCITIZENS REGISTERED TO VOTE IN WASHINGTON, WITH AN ESTIMATED 1,500 BALLOTS CAST ACROSS MULTIPLE ELECTIONS. THE BODY SAYS WASHINGTON. THE HEADLINE SAYS WASHINGTON STATE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. ESTIMATED IS THE POST. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL ON THAT BALLOT SENTENCE. THIS 1,500 IS NOT THE TREN DE ARAGUA FIGURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE SAYS HSI AND FEDERAL PARTNERS ARE INVESTIGATING ALLEGATIONS OF UNLAWFUL VOTING AND WORKING TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF AMERICAN ELECTIONS. THE ICE POST PRINTS THE @HSI_HQ HANDLE. ALLEGATIONS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS NONCITIZENS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO VOTE IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS. NOT IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS THOSE WHO VIOLATE FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. WILL IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO ARREST IN THIS POST. NO COURT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT 405. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A PROSECUTOR. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A SECRETARY OF STATE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THOSE DETAILS FROM OTHER REPORTS. THIS IS NOT THE WRITTEN DHS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE TITLED DOZENS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN NATIONWIDE VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN. THIS POST DOES NOT PRINT THOSE 13 NAMES. NO PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED THE SAME HEADLINE AT 1:07 P.M. PACIFIC. THE HSI POST SAYS HSI AND OUR FEDERAL PARTNERS. THE ICE POST SAYS @HSI_HQ AND OUR FEDERAL PARTNERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. THE REST OF THE HSI LINES MATCH THE ICE LINES. THE HSI POST HAS NO PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED AT 1:07 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE POSTED AT 1:08 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 10/28: NEW YORK — DHS QUOTE-POSTS ALI BRADLEY. DHS SAYS EVERY AMERICAN VOTER HAS THE RIGHT TO KNOW THAT THEIR VOTE COUNTS. DHS SAYS ONLY AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD BE ELECTING AMERICA’S LEADERS, AND HSI WILL CONTINUE TO TARGET AND ARREST ANYONE WHO ATTEMPTS TO ILLEGALLY INTERFERE IN OUR ELECTIONS. ONLY IS CAPITALIZED. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @HSI_HQ HANDLE. THE CAPTION PRINTS AMERICA’S LEADERS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CHARGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. THE QUOTED POST IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE QUOTED POST IS ALI BRADLEY OF NEWSNATION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS EXCLUSIVE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS A DOMINICAN NATIONAL WHO IS A U.S. LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT AND HAS A PRIOR ROBBERY CONVICTION WAS ARRESTED FOLLOWING AN ICE HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS PROBE INTO SUSPECTED VOTER FRAUD IN NEW YORK, ACCORDING TO ICE. SUSPECTED IS THE QUOTED POST. LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT IS THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THE QUOTED POST SAYS RANDY PIERRE-LOUIS WAS CHARGED OCT. 23RD WITH MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS RELATED TO VOTER REGISTRATION AND VISA FRAUD. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS OCT. 23RD. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE SAYS PIERRE-LOUIS ENTERED THE U.S. IN JULY 1990, WAS CONVICTED OF ROBBERY IN 1994, AND WAS CHARGED WITH WEAPON POSSESSION IN 2012. THE 1994 LINE SAYS CONVICTED. THE 2012 LINE SAYS CHARGED. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THE 2012 WEAPON POSSESSION A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE WAS TAKEN TO FEDERAL COURT IN THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK FOR ARRAIGNMENT. AN ARRAIGNMENT IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE HAS LODGED AN IMMIGRATION DETAINER. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS MICAH BOCK SAYING, ELECTION SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS SAYING. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING IT TO SAID. BOCK SAYS THE VOTES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD NEVER BE DILUTED BY ALIENS ILLEGALLY VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS. THAT SENTENCE IS THE QUOTED POST. IT IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. BOCK SAYS ONLY AMERICAN CITIZENS SHOULD BE ELECTING AMERICAN LEADERS. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS AMERICAN LEADERS. THE DHS CAPTION PRINTS AMERICA’S LEADERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO LINES. NO AGE. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE 13 NAMES IN THE DOZENS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT ROLEX AUGUSTIN. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ALI BRADLEY POSTED AT 11:31 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 1:04 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS. ALI BRADLEY.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE POSTS ON THE IWO JIMA MEMORIAL. THE HEADLINE READS WW2 MEMORIAL VANDALISM SUSPECT ARRESTED. THE HEADLINE PRINTS WW2. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THIS NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE DHS ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE POLICE-REPORT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE BILL MELUGIN ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE SAYS POLICE HAVE STATED MIGUEL ALONSO MALDONADO SORIANO, 27, USED A SLEDGEHAMMER TO DESECRATE THE IWO JIMA MEMORIAL IN QUANTICO, VA. THE POST PRINTS VA. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. ICE SAYS THE SUSPECT ALLEGEDLY DECAPITATED ONE OF THE BODIES FROM THE MEMORIAL AND CONTINUED TO VANDALIZE THE MEMORIAL WHEN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY POLICE ARRIVED. ALLEGEDLY. NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST SAYS ONE OF THE BODIES. THE POLICE-REPORT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS THE REMOVAL OF ONE DEPICTED SOLDIER’S HEAD. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO LINES. ICE SAYS ICE ISSUED A DETAINER AGAINST MALDONADO SORIANO AND CONFIRMED HE IS A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. ICE SAYS HE WAS BROUGHT TO THE UNITED STATES ILLEGALLY IN 1999. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT DECEMBER. THE MELUGIN ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS DECEMBER 1999. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. ICE SAYS HE WAS PREVIOUSLY ARRESTED FOR TRESPASSING IN STAFFORD COUNTY. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT 2022. THE DHS ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS A 2022 TRESPASSING ARREST IN STAFFORD COUNTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT DACA. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE THREE CHARGES IN THE POLICE REPORT. ICE SAYS ANYONE WHO VANDALIZES MONUMENTS HONORING AMERICAN HEROES WILL FACE JUSTICE. WILL IS CAPITALIZED. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 12:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: MINNESOTA — DHS QUOTE-POSTS WID LYMAN. DHS SAYS THIS CRIMINAL ALIEN SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN RELEASED. NEVER IS CAPITALIZED. THE CAPTION SAYS CRIMINAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. DHS SAYS EDUART GOMEZ OCHOA, A MEXICAN NATIONAL WITH A RAP SHEET A MILE LONG, WAS RECENTLY RELEASED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS IN MINNESOTA. RELEASED IS CAPITALIZED IN THAT SENTENCE. THE WORDS A MILE LONG ARE NOT A LIST. DHS SAYS THAT SHORTLY AFTER HIS RELEASE, HE REOFFENDED AND HAS BEEN APPREHENDED AGAIN. DHS SAYS ICE FIRST LODGED A DETAINER FOR GOMEZ OCHOA IN MAY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON MAY. DHS SAYS MINNESOTA OFFICIALS SHOULD HONOR THIS DETAINER SO THAT THIS SERIAL SEXUAL ASSAULTER CAN BE FINALLY BE DEPORTED. THE CAPTION PRINTS CAN BE FINALLY BE. THIS PAGE IS NOT DELETING A WORD. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD CONVICTED. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT GREEN CARD. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. A VIDEO ABOUT 80 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE DHS POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE QUOTED POST IS WID LYMAN. HE WRITES FOR BORDER HAWK NEWS. THOSE SENTENCES BELOW ARE THE QUOTED POST. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS EDUART GOMEZ OCHOA, 28, WAS ARRESTED ON 10/24/26 AFTER A TWO DAY MANHUNT. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS TWO DAY AS TWO WORDS. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS 10/24/26. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT SAYS HE TRIED TO GRAB AND DRAG A WOMAN OUT OF HER APARTMENT WINDOW AND FLED AFTER SHE KICKED AND SCREAMED. A COMPLAINT IS AN ALLEGATION. NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE IS ALSO CHARGED WITH SECOND-DEGREE CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT, FIRST-DEGREE BURGLARY, AND THIRD-DEGREE ASSAULT IN A MAY INCIDENT. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS IT IS ALLEGED HE BROKE INTO AN APARTMENT AND SUCKED ON AN UNDERAGE GIRL’S FOOT. ALLEGED. NOT A CONVICTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THAT TEN DAYS LATER HE WAS ARRESTED IN MAPLEWOOD AFTER TWO MORE SEXUAL ASSAULTS WHERE POLICE SAY HE SNUCK UP ON WOMEN AND GROPED THEM. POLICE SAY IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE WAS RELEASED BY RAMSEY COUNTY ON HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCE IN SEPTEMBER. THE QUOTED POST SAYS A SENIOR DHS OFFICIAL TOLD BORDER HAWK NEWS THAT OCHOA IS A CRIMINAL ALIEN PREDATOR FROM MEXICO. THAT SENTENCE IS THE QUOTED POST. IT IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THAT OFFICIAL LISTED PRIOR ARRESTS FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE IN VIOLATION OF A PROTECTION ORDER, DOMESTIC ASSAULT, FELONY THREATS OF VIOLENCE, FELONY FLEEING OF A POLICE OFFICER, FELONY BURGLARY, VIOLATION OF A PROTECTION ORDER, PROVIDING A FALSE NAME, LEAVING THE SCENE OF A COLLISION, DANGEROUS WEAPONS, THREATS OF VIOLENCE, THEFT, PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION, OBSTRUCTION OF THE LEGAL PROCESS, 3RD DEGREE ASSAULT CAUSING BODILY HARM, BURGLARY, AND CRIMINAL SEXUAL MISCONDUCT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS MULTIPLE ARRESTS FOR DOMESTIC ASSAULT. MULTIPLE IS NOT A COUNT. ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS HE FIRST ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES IN NOVEMBER 2000 AND BECAME A GREEN CARD HOLDER WHEN HE WAS 20. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE QUOTED POST. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THEM. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THAT ON MAY 20, 2026, ICE LODGED A DETAINER WITH THE RAMSEY COUNTY JAIL FOLLOWING AN ARREST ON MAY 17 FOR BURGLARY, CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT, AND FLEEING A PEACE OFFICER, AND THAT THE DETAINER WAS LIFTED BECAUSE THE JAIL DECLINED IT. THAT SENTENCE IS THE QUOTED POST. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS MAY. IT DOES NOT PRINT MAY 20. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE DATES. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. WID LYMAN POSTED AT 7:07 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 11:59 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS. WID LYMAN.

BREAKING 10/28: CBP SAYS BORDER SECURITY SAVES LIVES. THE CAPTION IS THAT SENTENCE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. A VIDEO ABOUT 9 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 11:30 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/28: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS SANCTUARY INSANITY: DHS SLAMS NEW YORK SANCTUARY POLITICIANS FOR RELEASING ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAIL AFTER ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER. THE DECK SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS CAPITALIZED IN THE DECK. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE LEAD SAYS DHS IS CONDEMNING SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN NEW YORK FOR DENYING A DETAINER LODGED BY ICE AGAINST AN ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. ARRESTED FOR IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT ON OCTOBER 7, ICE LODGED A DETAINER WITH QUEENS CENTRAL BOOKING FOR ALPHA BAH, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUINEA, AFTER HE HAD BEEN ARRESTED THE SAME DAY FOR THE CHARGES OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, RESISTING ARREST, OBSTRUCT GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION, AND INTENT TO OBTAIN TRANSPORTATION WITHOUT PAYING. THE RELEASE PRINTS OBSTRUCT. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING ING. THOSE ARE CHARGES. NOT CONVICTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE NYPD DID NOT HONOR THE DETAINER AND CHOSE TO RELEASE BAH FROM JAIL WITHOUT NOTIFYING ICE. RELEASE IS CAPITALIZED IN THAT SENTENCE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE REMAINS AT LARGE. THE RELEASE SAYS BAH HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN ARRESTED BY THE NYPD TWICE BEFORE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED ON JUNE 15, 2026, AND CHARGED WITH INTENT TO OBTAIN TRANSPORTATION WITHOUT PAYING. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE LODGED A DETAINER WITH MANHATTAN CENTRAL BOOKING, BUT THE NYPD REFUSED TO HONOR THE DETAINER AND RELEASED HIM. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT MORE THAN A YEAR EARLIER, BAH WAS ARRESTED ON JANUARY 5, 2025, AND CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL TRESPASS. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS RELEASED BEFORE ICE COULD LODGE A DETAINER. MULLIN SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUINEA WAS ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. THE QUOTE SAYS ASSAULTING. THE CHARGE LINE SAYS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. MULLIN SAYS NEW YORK CITY SANCTUARY POLITICIANS REFUSED TO HONOR ICE’S DETAINER AND RELEASED HIM BACK ONTO THE STREETS, AND HE REMAINS AT LARGE. RELEASED IS CAPITALIZED IN THE QUOTE. MULLIN SAYS THE OPEN-BORDER POLICIES OF THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION LET THIS CRIMINAL INTO OUR COUNTRY, AND THEN SANCTUARY POLITICIANS IN NEW YORK RELEASED HIM AFTER ARRESTING HIM WITHOUT NOTIFYING ICE. MULLIN SAYS DHS IS CALLING ON GOVERNOR KATHY HOCHUL AND MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI TO KNOCK IT OFF WITH THESE EVIL SANCTUARY POLICIES BEFORE ANOTHER AMERICAN GETS HURT, OR WORSE. THE WORD EVIL IS THE QUOTE. THE RELEASE SAYS BAH ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES THROUGH ARIZONA IN NOVEMBER 2023 AND WAS ARRESTED BY THE U.S. BORDER PATROL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS THEN RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. RELEASED IS CAPITALIZED IN THAT SENTENCE. NO AGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE THEN REPEATS THE FIGURES THAT FROM JANUARY 20, 2025, TO OCTOBER 8, 2026, 16,070 DETAINERS WERE NOT HONORED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITH 52,503 TOTAL CRIMINAL CHARGES AND CONVICTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THOSE DETAINERS. THOSE FIGURES AND THE CATEGORY COUNTS ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM OCTOBER 12. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING THEM AS NEW. THE RELEASE THEN LISTS EARLIER CASES, INCLUDING NAMES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING THAT LIST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN OHIO. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THIS IS NOT THE TEXAS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE LEAD SAYS THE STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS EXAMPLES OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED BY ICE IN OHIO, INCLUDING SEXUAL ASSAILANTS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, DRUNK DRIVERS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THE WORD EXAMPLES IS THE LEAD. THOSE LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. MULLIN SAYS DAY IN AND DAY OUT, THE BRAVE PATRIOTS OF ICE ARE ARRESTING AND REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES. MULLIN SAYS THAT IN THE GREAT STATE OF OHIO, ICE HAS ARRESTED ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH CRIMINAL HISTORIES THAT INCLUDE GROSS SEXUAL IMPOSITION, STRANGULATION, DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED, AND TRAFFICKING COCAINE. THOSE CRIMES ARE NOT PRINTED ON EVERY NAME. MULLIN SAYS DHS IS COMMITTED TO PROTECTING EVERY AMERICAN’S BACKYARD, AND THAT STARTS WITH DEPORTING AS MANY ILLEGAL ALIENS AS POSSIBLE. THE WORD MANY IS NOT A COUNT. THE RELEASE SAYS AMONG THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN OHIO ARE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD AMONG IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. NO AGES. THE DATES DO NOT PRINT A YEAR. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. JULIO CESAR PEREZ ALVAREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, ON OCTOBER 15. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR GROSS SEXUAL IMPOSITION. ISIDORO CRUZ BERNAL, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, ON OCTOBER 21. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT BURGLARY AND ARRESTS FOR GRAND THEFT AND POSSESSION OF BURGLARY TOOLS. THOSE ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. SEBASTIAN ALEJANDRO DE LEON, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO, ON OCTOBER 2. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR STRANGULATION, OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED, AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. SARDOR TIRKASHEV, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM UZBEKISTAN, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, ON OCTOBER 7. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. CHRISTOPHER ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ MOLINA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, ARRESTED BY ICE IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, ON OCTOBER 13. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR TRAFFICKING IN COCAINE. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: LAREDO — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS CBP OFFICERS SEIZE OVER $290K IN COCAINE AT LAREDO PORT OF ENTRY. THE TITLE PRINTS $290K. THE FIRST SENTENCE SAYS MORE THAN $290,000. THE BODY SAYS $290,680. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE THREE FIGURES. THE DATELINE READS LAREDO, TEXAS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SEIZURE OCCURRED ON FRIDAY, OCT. 23, AT THE JUAREZ-LINCOLN BRIDGE WHEN A CBP OFFICER REFERRED A 2019 HONDA ACCORD FOR SECONDARY INSPECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS THE VEHICLE WAS DRIVEN BY A 36-YEAR-OLD FEMALE U.S. CITIZEN AND ACCOMPANIED BY A 17-YEAR-OLD MALE MEXICAN CITIZEN PASSENGER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT NAMES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT FOLLOWING A NON-INTRUSIVE INSPECTION SYSTEM EXAMINATION, CBP OFFICERS DISCOVERED A TOTAL OF 20 PACKAGES CONTAINING 49.3 POUNDS OF ALLEGED COCAINE HIDDEN WITHIN THE VEHICLE. ALLEGED IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE NARCOTICS HAVE AN ESTIMATED STREET VALUE OF $290,680. PORT DIRECTOR ALBERT FLORES SAYS OFFICERS AT THE LAREDO PORT OF ENTRY CONSISTENTLY DEMONSTRATE VIGILANCE IN PROTECTING OUR NATION FROM DANGEROUS NARCOTICS. THE RELEASE SAYS THIS ENFORCEMENT ACTION SUPPORTS THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE. THE RELEASE SAYS CBP SEIZED THE NARCOTICS AND THE VEHICLE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE DRIVER WAS ARRESTED, AND HSI SPECIAL AGENTS ARE INVESTIGATING. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY THE PASSENGER WAS ARRESTED. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 30 JUAREZ-LINCOLN COCAINE SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, THE 47.06 POUNDS CBP VALUED AT $628,458. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 4 JUAREZ-LINCOLN METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 14 JUAREZ-LINCOLN ARREST OF JUAN ELIZONDO DELGADO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT TODAY’S LAREDO STASH-HOUSE POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS SAYS THE BORDER IS A NO DRONE ZONE. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES THE BORDER. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES NO DRONE ZONE. DHS SAYS THAT WITH DEPARTMENT OF WAR PARTNERS IT IS SECURING THE BORDER’S SKIES FROM CARTEL SMUGGLING AND SURVEILLANCE TACTICS. THE CAPTION PRINTS THE @DEPTOFWAR HANDLE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THE HANDLE AS A NEW AGENCY NAME. THE CAPTION PRINTS BORDER’S. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 400 FEET. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ONE NAUTICAL MILE. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 16 DRONE FLIGHT RESTRICTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A VIDEO ABOUT 37 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 9:25 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: HSI POSTS AT 10:23 A.M. PACIFIC. THE FIRST LINE READS AMERICAN ELECTIONS MUST BE SECURE. HSI SAYS IT IS INVESTIGATING CREDIBLE ALLEGATIONS OF UNLAWFUL VOTING AND FRAUDULENT VOTER REGISTRATION ACROSS THE NATION. THE CAPTION SAYS HSI SEATTLE IS PROUD TO SUPPORT THESE EFFORTS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. ALLEGATIONS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. A VIDEO ABOUT 65 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. IT IS NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE WRITTEN DHS RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ABOUT DOZENS OF ARRESTS. OCTOBER 28, 2026. HSI.

BREAKING 10/28: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DOZENS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN NATIONWIDE VOTER FRAUD CRACKDOWN. THE TITLE CAPITALIZES IN. THE DECK SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS INVESTIGATING ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF U.S. ELECTION LAWS BY ALIENS WHO ADMITTED TO VOTING IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS. THE LEAD SAYS ICE HAS ARRESTED DOZENS OF INDIVIDUALS IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD AND ELECTION-RELATED OFFENSES, INCLUDING NUMEROUS CASES OF ALIENS ADMITTING TO UNLAWFULLY REGISTERING TO VOTE OR CASTING BALLOTS. ALLEGED IS THE LEAD. ADMITTED IS THE LEAD. THE RELEASE THEN SAYS BELOW ARE 13 EXAMPLES OF ICE’S ONGOING INVESTIGATIONS AND ARRESTS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS WHO COMMITTED VOTER FRAUD. THE WORD EXAMPLES IS THE RELEASE. THE WORD COMMITTED IS THAT LINE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING ALLEGED AND COMMITTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING 13 NAMES AS THE FULL DOZENS. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO STATES ON THE CARDS. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. MULLIN SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF ICE HAVE ARRESTED DOZENS OF NON-CITIZENS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS. MULLIN SAYS SOME OF THEM HAVE CRIMINAL HISTORIES THAT INCLUDE ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, DRUG TRAFFICKING, BURGLARY, AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE. THE WORD SOME IS THE QUOTE. THOSE CRIMES ARE NOT PRINTED ON EVERY NAME. MULLIN SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NOT ALLOW ILLEGAL ALIENS TO STEAL THE VOTES OF HARDWORKING AMERICAN CITIZENS. THE QUOTE PRINTS HARDWORKING AS ONE WORD. MULLIN SAYS AMERICAN ELECTIONS ARE FOR AMERICANS ONLY. JUAN CARLOS MATUTE-HERNANDEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2026 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES AN ARREST FOR DRIVING OFFENSES. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. ADEN HASSAN ADEN, A CRIMINAL ALIEN FROM SOMALIA WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2020 ELECTION. THE CARD SAYS CRIMINAL ALIEN. IT DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, DRUG POSSESSION, AND LARCENY. ARTURO SALAZAR GARCIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL HISTORY. JAIMIE SOSA-SARDINA, A CRIMINAL ALIEN FROM CUBA WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE CARD SPELLS JAIMIE SOSA-SARDINA. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT ORLANDO. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT 2022. THE CARD DOES NOT PRINT LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS CARD IS NOT THE FLORIDA ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SELLING COCAINE, BATTERY, AND RESISTING AN OFFICER. MARVA MARIE COOK, A CRIMINAL ALIEN FROM GERMANY WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2022 ELECTION. THE CARD SAYS CRIMINAL ALIEN. IT DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ILLEGAL. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR LARCENY. BRAULIO OSIEL ZAPATA PEREZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM NICARAGUA WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS AN ARREST FOR DUI. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. MAI TRAN, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FRAUD, NUMEROUS DRUG POSSESSION CHARGES, SELLING COCAINE, BURGLARY, LARCENY, AND ILLEGAL USE OF CREDIT CARDS. THE RELEASE PRINTS THE WORD CHARGES INSIDE THAT CONVICTIONS LINE. THIS PAGE IS NOT DELETING IT. JOSE LUIS MATUTE CHAVIEL, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS CHARGES FOR DUI AND COCAINE POSSESSION. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. PHATH VORN, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CAMBODIA WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 1992 ELECTION. THE RELEASE PRINTS 1992. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER, ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON, AND POSSESSION OF A WEAPON. AXEL BEMJARMIN ALARCON DUARTE, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SPELLS BEMJARMIN. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. THE RELEASE SAYS CHARGES FOR DUI, ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON A FAMILY MEMBER, AND SHOPLIFTING. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. DARWIN YOEL ZELAYA-ORELLANA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2026 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR THIRD-DEGREE SEX OFFENSE. SERVANDO ALEJANDRO-TORRES, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND BAIL JUMPING, AND CHARGES FOR DUI. THE DUI LINE SAYS CHARGES. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THAT DUI A CONVICTION. JAIRO IVAN VAZQUEZ MONTANO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WHO ILLEGALLY VOTED IN THE 2022 ELECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ARRESTS FOR KIDNAPPING, DUI, AND AN ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC OFFENSE. ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. THE RELEASE LISTS OLDER CASES AFTER THESE 13 NAMES, INCLUDING THE FIVE FLORIDA NON-CITIZENS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT RE-REPORTING THAT LIST. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: WASHINGTON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS TIME RUNS OUT FOR ROLEX. THE DECK SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN, CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ELECTION FRAUD, REMOVED FROM US. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 27 ICE QUOTE-POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT SEPT. 27. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT SAN YSIDRO. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT NOV.28. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT SEPT. 16. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT OCT. 8. THE RELEASE SAYS ON SEPT. 27, ICE ARRESTED ROLEX AUGUSTIN, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HAITI. THE RELEASE SAYS AUGUSTIN WAS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ELECTION FRAUD. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ENTERED THE U.S. NEAR SAN YSIDRO, CALIFORNIA, ON NOV.28, 2022. THE RELEASE PRINTS NOV.28 WITH NO SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT, DESPITE HAVING NO LAWFUL STATUS, HE WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. MICAH BOCK, ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS, SAYS WE ARE TURNING BACK THE CLOCK ON THE RECKLESS POLICIES OF THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. THE QUOTE CAPITALIZES ADMINISTRATION. BOCK SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS SUCH AS ROLEX, WHO TAMPER WITH ELECTIONS, DILUTE THE VOTES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS. BOCK SAYS TIME RAN OUT FOR ROLEX, AND THE ONLY ICE ON HIS WRIST IS A PAIR OF HANDCUFFS. THE QUOTE PRINTS ICE IN LOWERCASE IN THAT SENTENCE. THE RELEASE SAYS AUGUSTIN WAS PLACED IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS BUT FAILED TO APPEAR FOR HIS COURT DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT, FOLLOWING DUE PROCESS, HE WAS ORDERED REMOVED ON SEPT. 16, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE DETAINED HIM AND HE WAS REMOVED FROM THE COUNTRY ON OCT. 8, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN, IF YOU BREAK THE LAW, YOU WILL FACE THE CONSEQUENCES. THE RELEASE SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE NOT WELCOME IN THE U.S. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: NASHVILLE — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS ICE ARRESTS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF SHOOTING A MAN IN FACE IN TENNESSEE. THE DECK SAYS THE 22-YEAR-OLD FROM HONDURAS PLEADED GUILTY AND REMAINS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. THE DATELINE READS NASHVILLE, TENN. THE DATELINE PRINTS TENN. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 27 ICE X POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THAT POST DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS ICE NEW ORLEANS ARRESTED ALDO DAVID HERRERA-ANDINO, A 22-YEAR-OLD CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS CONVICTED OF FELONY RECKLESS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, DURING A TARGETED ENFORCEMENT OPERATION IN NASHVILLE OCT. 6. THE BODY SAYS CONVICTED OF FELONY RECKLESS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. MICAH BOCK SAYS HERRERA-ANDINO SHOT A MAN IN THE FACE, LEFT HIM FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE, AND FLED THE SCENE. BOCK SAYS HE LATER ADMITTED TO THE SHOOTING AND PLEADED GUILTY TO FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. THE QUOTE SAYS FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. IT DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD RECKLESS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO CHARGE LINES. BOCK SAYS VIOLENT OFFENDERS LIKE HERRERA-ANDINO HAVE NO BUSINESS REMAINING IN OUR COMMUNITIES. BOCK SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S MESSAGE IS SIMPLE: IF YOU COME TO THIS COUNTRY ILLEGALLY AND COMMIT VIOLENT CRIMES, ICE WILL FIND YOU, ARREST YOU AND PURSUE YOUR REMOVAL. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A COMMA BEFORE AND. THE RELEASE SAYS HERRERA-ANDINO ADMITTED TO THE SHOOTING AND PLEADED GUILTY SEPT.24. THE RELEASE PRINTS SEPT.24 WITH NO SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. THE RELEASE SAYS A DAVIDSON COUNTY JUDGE SENTENCED HIM TO FIVE YEARS OF PROBATION. THE RELEASE SAYS U.S. BORDER PATROL ARRESTED HERRERA-ANDINO IN MARCH 2021, AFTER HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE COUNTRY, BUT RELEASED HIM UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S DISASTROUS CATCH-AND-RELEASE POLICIES. THE WORD DISASTROUS IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS NOW IN ICE CUSTODY, WHERE HE’LL REMAIN PENDING REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. SCOTT LADWIG, ERO NEW ORLEANS ACTING FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR, SAYS ICE IS COMMITTED TO PROTECTING COMMUNITIES BY ARRESTING AND REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS WHO COMMIT SERIOUS CRIMES. THE RELEASE NAMES ACTING ICE DIRECTOR DAVID J. VENTURELLA. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE VICTIM’S NAME. A PHOTO IS ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: HOUSTON — CBP PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS CBP INTERCEPTION LEADS TO FEDERAL CONVICTION AND 27-YEAR SENTENCE IN JOINT CHILD EXPLOITATION INVESTIGATION. THE BODY SAYS 327 MONTHS. THE HEADLINE SAYS 27-YEAR. THIS PAGE IS NOT CONVERTING 327 MONTHS INTO 27 YEARS. THE DATELINE READS HOUSTON. THE RELEASE SAYS U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION OFFICERS AT THE AREA PORT OF HOUSTON/GALVESTON ANNOUNCED THE SENTENCING OF TRAVIS JERRAD MCQUISTON REED TO 327 MONTHS IN PRISON FOR CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION MATERIAL OFFENSES. THE RELEASE PRINTS CSEM. REED, 34, PLEADED GUILTY IN APRIL TO ONE COUNT OF SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A CHILD. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A NATIONALITY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORDS ILLEGAL ALIEN FOR THIS NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS THE CASE BEGAN ON NOV. 2, 2025, WHEN CBP OFFICERS PROCESSING PASSENGERS AT THE PORT OF GALVESTON CRUISE TERMINAL REFERRED AN INDIVIDUAL FOR FURTHER INSPECTION. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT DURING THE SECONDARY INSPECTION, CBP OFFICERS DISCOVERED CSEM ON THE INDIVIDUAL’S ELECTRONIC MEDIA. THE RELEASE SAYS CBP COORDINATED WITH HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI GALVESTON AND THE HSI DALLAS CHILD EXPLOITATION GROUP. LESLIE FLEMING-LUCZKOWSKI, CBP ACTING DIRECTOR OF FIELD OPERATIONS, SAYS THE STEADFAST VIGILANCE OF CBP OFFICERS AT THE PORT OF GALVESTON DIRECTLY INTERRUPTED A DANGEROUS THREAT. FLEMING-LUCZKOWSKI SAYS A PREDATOR HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO JUSTICE WITH A SIGNIFICANT FEDERAL SENTENCE. THE QUOTE ATTRIBUTION SAYS NORTH DISTRICT OF TEXAS U.S. ATTORNEY RYAN RAYBOULD. THE LATER LINE SAYS THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE, NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING NORTH AND NORTHERN. RAYBOULD SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS NO TOLERANCE FOR ANYONE WHO PREYS ON CHILDREN, AND THIS SENTENCE REFLECTS THAT REALITY. ANTWOINE JONES, DEPUTY SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, HSI DALLAS, SAYS THIS LENGTHY SENTENCE REFLECTS THE HORRIFIC NATURE OF CRIMES THAT EXPLOIT CHILDREN. THE RELEASE SAYS THE CASE WAS PROSECUTED BY THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE, NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS. THE RELEASE NAMES PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP AND DHS SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/28: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN TEXAS. THE DATELINE ON THE PAGE PRINTS ASHINGTON. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING A W. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. THIS IS NOT THE SEPTEMBER 22 RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT RELEASE HAS THE SAME TITLE. THIS URL IS THE OCTOBER 28 RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO RELEASES. THE LEAD SAYS THE STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED BY ICE IN TEXAS, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR CRIMES SUCH AS MANSLAUGHTER, DRUG TRAFFICKING, BURGLARY, AND DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED. THE WORD SUCH AS IS THE LEAD. MULLIN SAYS FEW STATES FELT THE PAIN OF BIDEN’S OPEN BORDERS MORE THAN THE GREAT STATE OF TEXAS. MULLIN SAYS THAT THANKS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP AND COOPERATION FROM STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERS IN THE LONE STAR STATE, ICE HAS BEEN UNLEASHED TO TARGET AND REMOVE DANGEROUS ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM TEXAS, INCLUDING KILLERS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS, BURGLARS, AND DRUNK DRIVERS. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION PRINTED ON EVERY NAME. MULLIN SAYS OUR BORDERS ARE NOW CLOSED, AND AMERICA IS NO LONGER A SAFE HAVEN FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS. THAT SENTENCE SAYS ILLEGAL ALIENS. IT IS NOT THE OCTOBER 27 LINE THAT SAYS A SAFE HAVEN FOR THE WORLD’S CRIMINALS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO SENTENCES. THE RELEASE SAYS AMONG THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN TEXAS ARE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD AMONG IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING FIVE NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO COURTS. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE DATES DO NOT PRINT A YEAR. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. VICTOR FALFAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A TANGO HOUSTONE GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, ON SEPTEMBER 10. THE RELEASE SPELLS HOUSTONE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. THE RELEASE SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES MANSLAUGHTER, TWO COUNTS OF POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, AND TWO COUNTS OF POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. THIS NAME LINE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD CONVICTIONS. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. ALEJANDRO FALFAN ACOSTA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A TANGO CORPITO GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, ON OCTOBER 5. THE RELEASE SPELLS CORPITO. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR MANUFACTURING/DELIVERING A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS, AND PROPERTY THEFT. THE RELEASE PRINTS A SLASH IN MANUFACTURING/DELIVERING. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THE WORD AND. VANESA LOPEZ IBARRA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, ON SEPTEMBER 2. THE RELEASE SPELLS VANESA. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING IT. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR THEFT, BURGLARY, AND FIRST-DEGREE BURGLARY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A GANG. MIGUEL ZAVALA SOTO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, ON SEPTEMBER 29. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ASSAULT ON A FAMILY MEMBER AND MAKING A FALSE POLICE REPORT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A GANG. FRANCISCO DE LA CRUZ LIRA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, ARRESTED BY ICE IN LUBBOCK, TEXAS, ON OCTOBER 13. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A GANG. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE SAYS HSI SPECIAL AGENTS IN HOUSTON ISSUED A WARNING OCT. 8 CAUTIONING ATTORNEYS TO BEWARE OF A SCAM THAT IS ON THE RISE. THE POST PRINTS THAT’S. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THE POST SAYS THE FRAUDSTER POSES AS PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS AND ALSO AS THE OPPOSING PARTY OF A LEGAL MATTER. THE POST SAYS THE FAKE OPPOSING PARTY SENDS A LARGE CHECK TO THE ATTORNEY PRETENDING TO RESOLVE THE FAKE CLIENT’S LEGAL DISPUTE. THE POST SAYS THE FAKE CLIENT THEN REQUESTS PART OF THE FUNDS, AND THE ATTORNEY WIRES THE FUNDS TO THE FRAUDSTER, WHO TRANSFERS THE MONEY BEFORE THE BANK CAN REALIZE THE CHECK IS FRAUDULENT. THE POST SAYS LEARN MORE IN OUR NEWSROOM. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE NEWSROOM URL IN THE SENTENCES ABOVE. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A LOSS FIGURE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON OCT. 8. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS WARNING LINE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 9:05 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE POSTS ON THE VOICE DIRECTOR. ICE SAYS THE CONSEQUENCES OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION ARE DEEPLY PERSONAL FOR HIM. ICE SAYS HIS DAUGHTER KATIE WAS JUST 20 YEARS OLD WHEN SHE WAS KILLED BY AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION PRINTS KATIE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A LAST NAME ON KATIE. THE NEXT SENTENCE PRINTS ABRAHAM. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE INTO ONE FULL NAME ON THIS CAPTION. KATIE ABRAHAM IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM EARLIER VOICE POSTS. THIS IS NOT THOSE POSTS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME OF THE PERSON WHO KILLED HER. THE CAPTION SAYS THAT IN HIS LATEST OP-ED, ABRAHAM MAKES CLEAR THAT HONORING AMERICA’S IMMIGRANT HERITAGE DOES NOT MEAN TURNING A BLIND EYE TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES NOT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT NAME THE PUBLICATION. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A URL. ICE SAYS OUR NATION’S LAWS MUST BE ENFORCED, AND THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE MUST ALWAYS COME FIRST. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES ALWAYS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 8:43 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/28: ICE SAYS AN ILLINOIS MAN WAS SENTENCED TO FEDERAL PRISON FOR STAGING HUNDREDS OF ARMED ROBBERIES IN A U-VISA FRAUD SCHEME. THE HEADLINE CAPITALIZES THAT LINE. THE HEADLINE PRINTS U-VISA. ICE SAYS PARTH NAYI WAS SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN FEDERAL PRISON FOR HIS ROLE IN A SCHEME INVOLVING STAGED ARMED ROBBERIES DESIGNED TO HELP NONCITIZENS FRAUDULENTLY OBTAIN U-VISAS INTENDED FOR CRIME VICTIMS. ICE SAYS THE INVESTIGATION BY HSI CHICAGO AND FEDERAL PARTNERS UNCOVERED SUSPECTED STAGED ROBBERIES ACROSS MULTIPLE STATES AND HUNDREDS OF RELATED IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS. THE WORD SUSPECTED IS IN THAT SENTENCE. THE HEADLINE DOES NOT PRINT SUSPECTED. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. THE WORD HUNDREDS IS THE POST. IT IS NOT A COUNT. ICE SAYS HSI WILL CONTINUE EXPOSING IMMIGRATION FRAUD AND BRINGING THOSE RESPONSIBLE TO JUSTICE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A FINE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A JUDGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A SENTENCING DATE. THE POST DOES NOT CALL NAYI AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. A SENTENCE IS NOT A NEW ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. A JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE ON THIS SENTENCING IS DATED OCTOBER 23, 2026. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT RELEASE INTO THE ICE CAPTION. ICE POSTED AT 8:06 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. ICE. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS POSTS A FOLLOW-UP ON OSCAR DANIEL ISAYA CORRALES. DHS SAYS HIS REIGN OF TERROR ENDED WHEN A HEROIC OFF-DUTY FBI AGENT INTERVENED WHILE CORRALES WAS SHOOTING INTO A HOMELESS ENCAMPMENT. THE CAPTION PRINTS OFF-DUTY. THE 5:52 A.M. CAPTION BELOW DOES NOT PRINT OFF-DUTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO CAPTIONS. DHS SAYS THAT DESPITE THIS HEROIC ACTION, SANCTUARY POLITICIANS ARE ALREADY CASTING THIS DERANGED CRIMINAL AS A VICTIM. THE CAPTION DOES NOT NAME A POLITICIAN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT CHICAGO. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD KILLED. THE QUOTED POST IS THE 5:52 A.M. DHS POST. A VIDEO ABOUT 53 SECONDS LONG IS ON THIS X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE FOX NEWS ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT ITEM DOES NOT PRINT THIS NAME. DHS POSTED AT 8:01 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS QUOTES THE VOICE DIRECTOR. THE QUOTE SAYS THE VOICE OFFICE IS THERE TO HELP WITH ANYONE THAT HAS A LINK TO IMMIGRATION AND THEN PRINTS THE WORD CRIME IN BRACKETS, AND TO HELP THEM NAVIGATE SOME OF THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT’S STATUS. THIS PAGE IS NOT REMOVING THE BRACKETS. DHS SAYS THAT IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE HAS BEEN IMPACTED BY A CRIME COMMITTED BY AN ILLEGAL ALIEN, YOU ARE NOT ALONE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT KATIE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER ANGELDADJOE POSTS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A VIDEO ABOUT 1 MINUTE AND 21 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 7:42 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS POSTS A CLIP OF SECRETARY MULLIN ON ANGEL FAMILIES. THE QUOTE PRINTS ANGEL FAMILIES IN LOWERCASE. MULLIN SAYS YOU PUT YOURSELF IN THE PLACE OF THESE ANGEL FAMILIES AND YOU GO WHY. THE QUOTE PUTS QUOTES AROUND WHY. MULLIN SAYS THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION PUSHED THEM TO THE SIDE AND DIDN’T EVEN WANT THEIR STORIES TO BE HEARD. THE QUOTE PRINTS DIDN’T. MULLIN SAYS THEIR STORIES SHOULD BE HEARD. MULLIN SAYS ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THESE DEATHS WERE PREVENTABLE BECAUSE NONE OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE COUNTRY TO BEGIN WITH. THE QUOTE PRINTS ONE HUNDRED PERCENT. THAT IS NOT A COUNT OF DEATHS. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A NUMBER OF DEATHS. MULLIN SAYS IT BREAKS YOUR HEART. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT KATIE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT JOCELYN. A VIDEO ABOUT 48 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 7:04 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS POSTS A CLIP OF SECRETARY MULLIN ON THE BORDER. MULLIN SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS MADE IT VERY CLEAR HE CAN SECURE THE BORDER. MULLIN SAYS IT WAS BIDEN WHO SAID HE NEEDED CONGRESS TO ACT. MULLIN SAYS WE DIDN’T NEED CONGRESS TO ACT. THE QUOTE PRINTS DIDN’T. MULLIN SAYS WE NEEDED A NEW PRESIDENT. MULLIN SAYS THAT BECAUSE OF PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, WE DO HAVE A SECURE BORDER, AND WE CAN NOW CONCENTRATE ON INNER CITIES. MULLIN SAYS YOU’RE SEEING CRIME RATES DROP BECAUSE OF THE ENFORCEMENT THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS TASKED THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY WITH. THE QUOTE PRINTS YOU’RE. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A CRIME RATE. THE QUOTE DOES NOT PRINT A PERCENT. NO NEW ARREST. NO NAME. A VIDEO ABOUT 42 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 7:04 A.M. CLIP ABOVE. DHS POSTED AT 7:01 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/28: LAREDO — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS NOT IN OUR NEIGHBORHOODS. THE CHIEF SAYS AGENTS EXECUTED A SEARCH WARRANT AT A STASH HOUSE OPERATING IN LAREDO, TX, AND DISCOVERED TWO SMUGGLERS HARBORING TWO ILLEGAL ALIENS AT THE RESIDENCE. THE POST PRINTS TX. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THE CHIEF SAYS THE SMUGGLERS ARE FACING FEDERAL CRIMINAL CHARGES, AND THE ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE FACING DEPORTATION. FACING CHARGES IS NOT A CONVICTION. FACING DEPORTATION IS NOT A REMOVAL DATE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NATIONALITY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE DAY OF THE WARRANT. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER LAREDO POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAYS TWO STASH HOUSES AND 11 ILLEGAL ALIENS. THIS POST SAYS ONE STASH HOUSE, TWO SMUGGLERS, AND TWO ILLEGAL ALIENS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE COUNTS. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 7:00 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 10/28: CBP ASKS WHAT IS LINEWATCH. CBP SAYS LINEWATCH OPERATIONS ARE CONDUCTED BY BORDER PATROL AGENTS NEAR INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES AND COAST LINES IN AREAS OF BORDER PATROL JURISDICTION TO PREVENT THE ILLEGAL ENTRY AND SMUGGLING OF INDIVIDUALS INTO THE U.S. THE POST PRINTS COAST LINES AS TWO WORDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 6:30 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. CBP. DHS LINK.

BREAKING 10/28: DHS NAMES OSCAR DANIEL ISAYA CORRALES. DHS SAYS THIS MONSTER, WHO WAS SEEN SHOOTING INTO A HOMELESS ENCAMPMENT, WAS RELEASED BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION INTO OUR COUNTRY, COMPLETELY UNVETTED. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES RELEASED. DHS SAYS OSCAR DANIEL ISAYA CORRALES IS A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA WITH PREVIOUS ARRESTS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, FELONY RETAIL THEFT, DRIVING WITH AN EXPIRED LICENSE, MARIJUANA POSSESSION, AND SEVERAL TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS. THE WORD ARRESTS IS THE CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING ARRESTS INTO CONVICTIONS. THE WORD SEVERAL IS NOT A COUNT. DHS SAYS ISAYA CORRALES ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES THROUGH THE SOUTHERN BORDER IN OCTOBER 2023. DHS SAYS THAT IN DECEMBER 2025, ICE LODGED A DETAINER AGAINST ISAYA CORRALES. DHS SAYS SANCTUARY OFFICIALS IN BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS, IGNORED ICE’S DETAINER AND RELEASED THIS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY TO REOFFEND. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES IGNORED. DHS SAYS GOD BLESS THIS FBI AGENT FOR THEIR HEROIC ACTION. THE CAPTION PRINTS THEIR. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT CHICAGO. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OFF-DUTY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT CALIFORNIA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD KILLED. THOSE DETAILS ARE IN THE QUOTED MELUGIN POST OR IN THE FOX ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM INTO THE DHS CAPTION. MELUGIN SAYS THE MAN WHO WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY AN OFF-DUTY FBI AGENT IN CHICAGO LAST NIGHT WAS A VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN SEEN SHOOTING INTO A HOMELESS ENCAMPMENT. MELUGIN SAYS 27-YEAR-OLD OSCAR D. CORRALES. THAT SPELLING IS MELUGIN. THE DHS CAPTION SPELLS OSCAR DANIEL ISAYA CORRALES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. MELUGIN SAYS THE AGENT WAS DRIVING ALONE. MELUGIN SAYS CORRALES WAS PREVIOUSLY CAUGHT AND RELEASED AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IN OCTOBER 2023, AND THAT HE HAS A PREVIOUS ARREST IN CALIFORNIA IN WHICH HE WAS RELEASED FROM CUSTODY WITH AN ICE DETAINER IGNORED. THOSE SENTENCES ARE MELUGIN. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE FOX NEWS ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS A VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT KILLED BY AN FBI AGENT IN CHICAGO WAS CAUGHT AND RELEASED UNDER BIDEN. THAT ITEM DOES NOT PRINT THIS NAME. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING IT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO ON THE DHS POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. MELUGIN POSTED AT 1:39 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS POSTED AT 5:52 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 28, 2026. DHS. BILL MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE SAYS IT REMOVED ERICK EDUARDO VEGA MUNOZ. ICE CALLS HIM A SUSPECTED MEMBER OF MS-13 AND A SALVADORAN FOREIGN NATIONAL WITH A 2012 REMOVAL ORDER. THE WORD SUSPECTED IS THE POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THE GANG MEMBERSHIP A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST SAYS HIS U.S. CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR A TERRORISTIC THREAT OFFENSE, DISPLAYING A WEAPON, DUI, TRESPASSING, OBSTRUCTION AND ILLEGAL ENTRY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DESTINATION COUNTRY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A REMOVAL DATE OTHER THAN THE POST. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 8:05 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: THE BRONX — ICE SAYS LIBERTY MARTIN, 42, OF THE BRONX, FACES FEDERAL CHARGES AFTER ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING AN HSI NEW YORK SPECIAL AGENT ON OCT. 8 IN BRONX, N.Y. ALLEGEDLY. NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST SAYS MARTIN ALLEGEDLY GRABBED AND RIPPED THE SPECIAL AGENT’S CLOTHING AND THEN FOLLOWED THE AGENT, WITH OTHERS, TO A GOVERNMENT-ISSUED VEHICLE. THE POST SAYS THE CROWD SURROUNDED THE AGENT, SHOVED HIM INTO THE VEHICLE, AND SLAMMED THE DOOR ON HIM, CAUSING A TWO-INCH LACERATION TO THE SPECIAL AGENT’S FOREHEAD. THE POST SAYS THAT IF CONVICTED, MARTIN FACES UP TO EIGHT YEARS IN FEDERAL PRISON. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON OCT. 8. A VIDEO ABOUT 33 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 6:05 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE QUOTE-POSTS THE WHITE HOUSE. THE ICE CAPTION IS A LINK. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CRIME STATISTIC. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DELIVERING ON THE PROMISE TO KEEP AMERICANS SAFE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS VIOLENT CRIME PLUMMETED FROM 2024 TO 2025. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THESE ARE THE RESULTS OF LAW & ORDER POLICIES IN ACTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS AN AMPERSAND. THE WORD PLUMMETED IS NOT A NUMBER. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A PERCENT. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. A PHOTO IS ON THE ICE POST. TWO PHOTOS ARE ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE WHITE HOUSE POSTED AT 1:50 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 5:45 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. WHITE HOUSE.

HASAN PIKER MOCKS INJURED ICE AGENTS AT AN ILHAN OMAR MINNESOTA EVENT, OCTOBER 28, 2026. FOX NEWS.

VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT KILLED BY AN FBI AGENT IN CHICAGO WAS CAUGHT AND RELEASED UNDER BIDEN, OCTOBER 27, 2026. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS SAYS SECURED BORDERS. DHS SAYS NET NEGATIVE MIGRATION. DHS SAYS AMERICA IS MAINTAINING MOTION. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES SECURED AND BORDERS. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES NET AND NEGATIVE AND MIGRATION. THE CAPTION CAPITALIZES AMERICA AND MAINTAINING AND MOTION. THE WORD IS IS LOWERCASE IN THE CAPTION. THE CAPTION IS THREE SENTENCES. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 50 YEARS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A PATRIOT IN MOTION. THE GRAPHIC PRINTS A PATRIOT IN MOTION STAYS IN MOTION. THAT LINE IS CAPITALIZED ON THE GRAPHIC. THE GRAPHIC IS TWO LINES. THE GRAPHIC DOES NOT PRINT SECURED BORDERS. THE GRAPHIC DOES NOT PRINT NET NEGATIVE MIGRATION. THE GRAPHIC DOES NOT PRINT AMERICA IS MAINTAINING MOTION. THE GRAPHIC SHOWS PRESIDENT TRUMP WALKING. THE GRAPHIC SHOWS A DARK SUIT AND A RED TIE. THE GRAPHIC SHOWS A RED FLOOR AND A BLURRED CROWD. A WHITE EAGLE EMBLEM IS AT THE TOP OF THE GRAPHIC. THIS PAGE IS NOT CALLING THE EMBLEM THE DHS SEAL. A PHOTO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 21 NET NEGATIVE MIGRATION POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST PRINTS AT LEAST 50 YEARS. THAT GRAPHIC PRINTS THE WORDS NET NEGATIVE MIGRATION. THIS GRAPHIC DOES NOT. DHS POSTED AT 3:14 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: CBP SAYS IT’S LATE. CBP SAYS WE KNOW. CBP SAYS BORDER SECURITY DOESN’T CLOCK OUT. THE CAPTION PRINTS DOESN’T. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNT. A VIDEO ABOUT 19 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP POSTED AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE QUOTE-POSTS LIBS OF TIKTOK. THE ICE CAPTION IS A LINK. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ROLEX. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT HAITI. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DEPORTED. THOSE WORDS ARE THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS SCOOP: TIME RUNS OUT FOR ROLEX. THAT LINE IS CAPITALIZED. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ROLEX AUGUSTIN, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HAITI WHO WAS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ELECTION FRAUD WAS JUST DEPORTED. DEPORTED IS CAPITALIZED. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AUGUSTIN WAS RELEASED INTO OUR COUNTRY BY THE BIDEN ADMIN IN 2022 AND RECEIVED A REMOVAL ORDER IN 2025. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS ADMIN. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING IT. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A MONTH FOR THE REMOVAL ORDER. THE QUOTED POST CALLS THE NEXT LINES A FULL STATEMENT FROM DHS AND ATTRIBUTES THEM TO ICE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS MICAH BOCK. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THAT QUOTED TEXT AS A SEPARATE ICE RELEASE. BOCK SAYS WE ARE TURNING BACK THE CLOCK ON THE RECKLESS POLICIES OF THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. BOCK SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS SUCH AS ROLEX, WHO TAMPER WITH ELECTIONS, DILUTE THE VOTES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS. BOCK SAYS TIME RAN OUT FOR ROLEX, AND THE ONLY ICE ON HIS WRIST IS A PAIR OF HANDCUFFS. THAT SENTENCE PRINTS ICE IN LOWERCASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CAPITALIZING IT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN, IF YOU BREAK THE LAW, YOU WILL FACE THE CONSEQUENCES. THE QUOTED POST SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE NOT WELCOME IN THE U.S. NOT IS CAPITALIZED. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ADIOS ROLEX. AN EMOJI IS IN THE QUOTED CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT DESCRIBING THE EMOJI. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A REMOVAL DATE. A PHOTO IS ON THE ICE POST. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE ROLEX WATCH THEFT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. LIBS OF TIKTOK POSTED AT 2:44 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE QUOTE-POSTED AT 2:58 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. LIBS OF TIKTOK.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS QUOTE-POSTS THE WASHINGTON POST. DHS SAYS ONLY AMERICANS SHOULD BE DECIDING OUR ELECTIONS. ONLY IS CAPITALIZED. DHS SAYS EVERY AMERICAN VOTER DESERVES TO KNOW THAT THEIR VOTE COUNTS, AND ANYONE WHO VOTES ILLEGALLY IN ANY WAY SHOULD BE PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW. DHS PUTS QUOTES AROUND DEMOCRACY DIES IN DARKNESS. DHS SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF HSI AND OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS ARE SHINING A LIGHT ON NON-CITIZEN VOTING AND EXPOSING IT IN NUMBERS THAT GROW ON A DAILY BASIS. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NUMBER. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW ARREST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP AND HIS ALLIES ARE CASTING DOUBT ON ELECTION LEGITIMACY, ALLEGING FRAUD AND NONCITIZEN VOTING, ACCORDING TO A POST ANALYSIS. THE QUOTED POST SAYS RIGHT-WING INFLUENCERS ARE AMPLIFYING THESE CLAIMS. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE WASHINGTON POST. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS NONCITIZEN AS ONE WORD. THE DHS CAPTION PRINTS NON-CITIZEN WITH A HYPHEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO SPELLINGS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE WASHINGTON POST PUBLISHED AT 10:00 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 2:44 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS. WASHINGTON POST.

BREAKING 10/27: SECRETARY MULLIN POSTS FOUR PHOTOS FROM THE HITRON VISIT. NOT A SECOND VISIT. THIS IS NOT THE WRITTEN HITRON RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE 6:42 A.M. DHS X POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. MULLIN SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF THE COAST GUARD ARE ON THE FRONT LINES OF PROTECTING OUR BORDERS AT SEA AND IN THE AIR. MULLIN SAYS DURING HIS VISIT TO HITRON IN JACKSONVILLE HE GOT TO SEE FIRSTHAND THE WORLD-CLASS TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT THAT OUR COASTIES USE TO INTERDICT DRUG VESSELS TRYING TO SMUGGLE DANGEROUS DRUGS TO OUR SHORES. MULLIN SAYS THANKS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, OUR BORDERS ARE STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE, BY LAND, BY SEA, AND BY AIR. MULLIN SAYS THIS WOULDN’T BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD. THE CAPTION PRINTS WOULDN’T. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A DRUG WEIGHT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A VESSEL NAME. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 2:41 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. MULLIN.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS SAYS OPEN BORDERS AND MASS MIGRATION HAVE CRUSHED AMERICAN FAMILIES WITH RISING RENTS AND OVERCROWDED HOSPITALS AND CLASSROOMS. DHS SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP, COMMUNITIES THAT WORK WITH ICE ARE HELPING BRING DOWN RENT COSTS FOR AMERICANS. DHS SAYS WANT A LOWER COST OF LIVING? SUPPORT MASS DEPORTATIONS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A RENT FIGURE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST COUNT. A VIDEO ABOUT 1 MINUTE AND 15 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 2:39 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO SHOT A MAN IN THE FACE. THE HEADLINE CAPITALIZES THAT LINE. ICE SAYS ALDO DAVID HERRERA-ANDINO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS RELEASED INTO THE U.S. UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, SHOT A TENNESSEE MAN IN THE FACE, LEAVING HIM FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE. ICE SAYS HE PLEADED GUILTY AND RECEIVED JUST FIVE YEARS OF PROBATION. FIVE YEARS IS CAPITALIZED. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A COURT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY IN TENNESSEE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THE SHOOTING. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THE ARREST. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT THE VICTIM’S NAME. ICE SAYS VIOLENT CRIMINALS LIKE HERRERA-ANDINO HAVE NO BUSINESS ON AMERICAN STREETS. NO BUSINESS IS CAPITALIZED. ICE SAYS ICE WILL FIND THEM, ARREST THEM, AND DEPORT THEM. DEPORT IS CAPITALIZED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 2:39 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS QUOTE-POSTS LIBS OF TIKTOK ON ILLEGAL ALIENS IN ICE CUSTODY. DHS SAYS AMERICA IS NOT A DUMPING GROUND FOR THE WORLD’S CRIMINALS. DHS SAYS THOSE ILLEGALLY IN OUR COUNTRY INCLUDE RAPISTS, MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND GANG MEMBERS. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON A NAMED PERSON IN THE DHS CAPTION. DHS SAYS EVERY SINGLE DAY ICE IS WORKING TO GET CRIMINALS LIKE THESE OUT OF OUR COUNTRY. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNTRY. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS EXCLUSIVE. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DHS SHARED WITH ME THE WORST OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED AND CURRENTLY IN ICE CUSTODY. WORST OF THE WORST IS CAPITALIZED. WITH ME IS THE QUOTED POST. IT IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST SAYS MANY ARE GANG MEMBERS AND HAVE CONVICTIONS AND CHARGES FOR MURDER, THEFT, EXTORTION, CHILD S*XUAL ABUSE, CARJACKING, DUI, DRUGS AND FIREARMS CHARGES, ETC. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS AN AMPERSAND BETWEEN CONVICTIONS AND CHARGES. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS ETC. THE QUOTED POST PRINTS CHILD S*XUAL ABUSE WITH AN ASTERISK. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT SPELLING. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THEY ARE FROM VIETNAM, MEXICO, KENYA, EL SALVADOR, CUBA, AND GUATEMALA. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DEMOCRATS IMPORTED MILLIONS OF UNVETTED FOREIGNERS TO TERRORIZE OUR COMMUNITIES. THE WORD MILLIONS IS NOT A COUNT. THE QUOTED POST SAYS A VOTE FOR DEMOCRATS OR STAYING HOME AND NOT VOTING, IS A VOTE TO IMPORT MORE OF THESE PEOPLE TO INVADE YOUR CITY. THE COMMA BEFORE IS IS IN THE QUOTED POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT REMOVING IT. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE QUOTED POST. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT THE 20 NAMES IN THE WRITTEN RELEASE BELOW. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THIS X POST WITH THAT RELEASE. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. LIBS OF TIKTOK POSTED AT 1:36 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED AT 2:27 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS. LIBS OF TIKTOK.

BREAKING 10/27: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ARRESTS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING MURDERERS, CHILD ABUSERS, ROBBERS, AND GANG MEMBERS IN ICE CUSTODY. THIS IS NOT THE WORST OF THE WORST ARRESTS-FROM-YESTERDAY LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE THIRD-COUNTRY DEPORTATION LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE DHS QUOTE OF LIBS OF TIKTOK ABOVE. THE DEK SAYS THE STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS MORE EXAMPLES OF THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS THAT HAVE BEEN ARRESTED BY ICE AND ARE CURRENTLY IN ICE CUSTODY. THE WORD EXAMPLES IS THE RELEASE. MULLIN SAYS EVERY DAY, SANCTUARY POLITICIANS AND THEIR MOUTHPIECES IN THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA TRY TO DEMONIZE THE MEN AND WOMEN OF DHS FOR ENFORCING OUR IMMIGRATION LAWS. MULLIN SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF ICE CONTINUE FULFILLING THEIR DUTY BY ARRESTING ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED OF MURDER, CHILD ABUSE, ROBBERY, AND GANG PARTICIPATION. MULLIN SAYS WHILE SANCTUARY POLITICIANS WHO CALL FOR ABOLISHING ICE WANT THESE DANGEROUS CRIMINALS ON YOUR STREETS, THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NEVER BACK DOWN AND WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR PUTTING THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST. NEVER IS NOT CAPITALIZED IN THIS QUOTE. TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS CAPITALIZED. THOSE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. THE RELEASE SAYS AMONG THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS CURRENTLY IN ICE CUSTODY ARE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD AMONG IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING 20 NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. NO AGES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE PRINTS SURENOS. THANH VAN NGUYEN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM AND A VIETNAMESE BOYS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON JUNE 4, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, TWO COUNTS OF VEHICLE THEFT, BURGLARY, RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, AND EXTORTION IN CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. QUANG MINH TRAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM AND A VIETNAMESE BOYS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON JULY 24, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, ATTEMPTED MURDER, TWO COUNTS OF SECOND-DEGREE ROBBERY, CARRYING A LOADED FIREARM IN A PUBLIC PLACE, POSSESSING/MANUFACTURING/SELLING A DANGEROUS WEAPON, AND EXTORTION IN CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD CONVICTIONS ON THIS LINE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING IT. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. LEONEL DAVID VAZQUEZ SAAVEDRA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A VARRIO CAMPITO LOCOS GANG MEMBER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND DRUGS IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OSBERT MARION OTIEN OWUOR, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM KENYA AND A CRIPS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON AUGUST 2, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR HOMICIDE AND ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE AUGUST WORST-OF-THE-WORST HIGHLIGHTS. THAT LINE SAYS A KENYAN MURDER CONVICT IN COMPTON. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT COMPTON. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. JUAN JOSE RAMOS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON OCTOBER 14, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED SECOND-DEGREE MURDER AND ASSAULT BY MEANS OF FORCE LIKELY TO PRODUCE GREAT BODILY INJURY IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CARLOS CASTRO-RAMIREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON OCTOBER 13, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER AND RECEIVING KNOWN STOLEN PROPERTY IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. MARCO ANTONIO LUCAS MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, VEHICLE THEFT, AND CRIMINAL STREET GANG PARTICIPATION IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ESTEBAN ENRIQUEZ-MUNOZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, TWO COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE ROBBERY, ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE ROBBERY, VEHICLE THEFT, PRISONER POSSESSING A WEAPON, ASSAULT BY PRISONER, AND TWO COUNTS OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION TO PEACE OFFICERS IN CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. THIS NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE WITH MURDER, ROBBERY, AND ASSAULT IN ORANGE, CALIFORNIA. THIS RELEASE SAYS ATTEMPTED MURDER. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT ORANGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. RICARDO IGLESIAS-MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON APRIL 6, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS ACTS, CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, AND CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAPON IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. GUILLERMO MEDINA-REYES, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON FEBRUARY 14, 2026. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR MURDER AND ARRESTS FOR ROBBERY, TWO COUNTS OF VANDALISM, CARJACKING, GRAND THEFT, VEHICLE THEFT, ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, OBSTRUCT/RESIST EXECUTIVE OFFICER, AND BEING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE IN CALIFORNIA. THOSE ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS RELEASE. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ELMER ENRIQUE ARRIOLA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON FEBRUARY 28, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SHOOTING FROM A MOTOR VEHICLE AT PERSON, AND ARRESTS FOR GRAND THEFT AND THREE COUNTS OF PRISONER IN POSSESSION OF A WEAPON IN CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE PRINTS AT PERSON. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A WORD. THOSE ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS RELEASE. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES THREE. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ALEJANDRO MENDIOLA ESCUTIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A GANG. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. BYRON HERNANDEZ-ESTRADA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA AND A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON AUGUST 23, 2021. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER AND POSSESSION OF ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES IN A PRISON FACILITY IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CESAR ENRIQUE LOPEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A PAISAS GANG MEMBER, ARRESTED BY ICE ON MAY 6, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, BURGLARY, AND INFLICT CORPORAL INJURY ON A SPOUSE/COHABITANT/DATE IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. BINH HUYNH, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, ARRESTED BY ICE ON AUGUST 19, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A GANG ON THE NAME LINE. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, AGGRAVATED MAYHEM, ASSAULT WITH FIREARM ON PERSON, PARTICIPATING IN A CRIMINAL STREET GANG, AND FIRST-DEGREE ROBBERY IN CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE PRINTS ON PERSON. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING A WORD. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. VU TRONG NGUYEN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, ARRESTED BY ICE ON APRIL 10, 2025. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A GANG. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, FIVE COUNTS OF ATTEMPTED FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, CARRYING A LOADED FIREARM IN A PUBLIC PLACE, RECEIVING KNOWN STOLEN PROPERTY, AND SHOOTING AT AN INHABITED DWELLING/VEHICLE IN CALIFORNIA. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES FIVE. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ERICK ALEXANDER HENRIQUEZ GRANADO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND AN MS-13 GANG MEMBER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR HOMICIDE, BATTERY, GANG ACTIVITY, ASSAULT, AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR IN TEXAS. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CESAR EFRAIN HERNANDEZ-LOPEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND AN 18TH STREET GANG MEMBER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A STATE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR HOMICIDE, ROBBERY, BATTERY, RESISTING AN OFFICER, AND GANG ACTIVITY. HE IS NOT BALMORE VLADIMIR HERNANDEZ-LOPEZ. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. LUIS ALONSO RODRIGUEZ-ANGEL, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND AN 18TH STREET GANG MEMBER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A STATE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS AN INTERNATIONAL WARRANT IN HIS HOME COUNTRY FOR HOMICIDE AND ILLICIT ASSOCIATIONS. A WARRANT IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS RELEASE. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. MELVIN EDENILSON MELENDEZ RAMOS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND AN MS-13 GANG MEMBER. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE CHILD ABUSE – DEATH IN MARYLAND AND ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY IN ARIZONA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: SAN DIEGO — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA DIES IN ICE CUSTODY IN CALIFORNIA. THE DATELINE READS SAN DIEGO, CA. THE DATELINE PRINTS CA WITH A LOWERCASE A. THIS PAGE IS NOT CAPITALIZING IT. THE RELEASE SAYS ROBERTO JIMENEZ GUTIERREZ, A 43-YEAR-OLD ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, DIED OCT. 24 WHILE IN ICE CUSTODY AT THE OTAY MESA DETENTION CENTER IN SAN DIEGO. THE RELEASE SAYS HIS CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES A JULY 2024 CONVICTION FOR SELLING LIQUOR TO A MINOR, AS WELL AS PRIOR ARRESTS FOR BATTERY AGAINST A SPOUSE, VIOLATION OF A COURT ORDER, CHILD ABUSE, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, PROVIDING FALSE IDENTIFICATION TO A PEACE OFFICER, AND BEING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS. THOSE ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT AT APPROXIMATELY 11:31 A.M. ON OCT. 24, FACILITY STAFF OBSERVED JIMENEZ IN HIS ASSIGNED SAFETY CELL AND ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HIM AFTER HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. THE RELEASE SAYS STAFF CONTACTED MEDICAL PERSONNEL, DECLARED A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, AND CALLED 911. THE RELEASE SAYS MEDICAL PERSONNEL BEGAN CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION AT APPROXIMATELY 11:38 A.M. THE RELEASE SAYS PARAMEDICS FROM THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION ARRIVED AT APPROXIMATELY 11:52 A.M. AND CONTINUED LIFESAVING MEASURES. THE RELEASE SAYS A PARAMEDIC PRONOUNCED JIMENEZ DECEASED AT APPROXIMATELY 12:23 P.M. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME A TIME ZONE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE DEATH IS UNDER INVESTIGATION. THE RELEASE SAYS AN AUTOPSY WILL BE CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE THE OFFICIAL CAUSE AND MANNER OF DEATH. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CAUSE. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT ON AN UNKNOWN DATE, JIMENEZ ENTERED THE UNITED STATES AT AN UNKNOWN LOCATION WITHOUT BEING ADMITTED, INSPECTED, OR PAROLED BY AN IMMIGRATION OFFICER. THE RELEASE SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED JIMENEZ REMOVED TO MEXICO ON OCT. 23, 2006, AND ERO REMOVED HIM TO MEXICO LATER THAT DAY. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS FROM GUATEMALA. THE RELEASE SAYS REMOVED TO MEXICO. THIS PAGE IS NOT RECONCILING THE TWO COUNTRIES. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS AGAIN REMOVED TO MEXICO IN MARCH 2008 AND APRIL 2008, FOLLOWING IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT ENCOUNTERS AND REINSTATEMENT OF HIS REMOVAL ORDER. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT IN NOVEMBER 2016, CBP APPREHENDED JIMENEZ AT THE PASO DEL NORTE PORT OF ENTRY IN EL PASO, TEXAS, AND RELEASED HIM PENDING POTENTIAL REVIEW OF RELIEF APPLICATION WITH USCIS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARTICLE BEFORE RELIEF APPLICATION. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. THE RELEASE SAYS HE FAILED TO APPEAR FOR APPOINTMENT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARTICLE BEFORE APPOINTMENT. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING ONE. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT ON OCT. 9, 2026, ERO SAN DIEGO ENCOUNTERED JIMENEZ DURING ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS IN ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA, REINSTATED HIS PRIOR FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL, AND TRANSFERRED HIM TO THE OTAY MESA DETENTION CENTER PENDING REMOVAL TO MEXICO. THE RELEASE SAYS ERO SAN DIEGO NOTIFIED THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, THE ICE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL, AND THE ICE OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY THROUGH THE JOINT INTAKE OPERATIONS CENTER, AND NOTIFIED JIMENEZ’S NEXT OF KIN AND THE CONSULATE OF GUATEMALA. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 24 EL SALVADOR IN-CUSTODY DEATH ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE ESCONDIDO VOTER ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: CORPUS CHRISTI — ICE QUOTE-POSTS THE WHITE HOUSE RAPID RESPONSE ACCOUNT. ICE SAYS JOCELYN NUNGARAY’S DEATH WAS A PREVENTABLE TRAGEDY. ICE CAPITALIZES PREVENTABLE. ICE SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS COMMITTED TO REMOVING DANGEROUS ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR STREETS SO NO OTHER FAMILY HAS TO SUFFER THE SAME LOSS. ICE DOES NOT CAPITALIZE ADMINISTRATION. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ALEXIS. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT CORPUS CHRISTI. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT GANG. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A SUSPECT’S NAME. THOSE DETAILS ARE IN THE QUOTED POST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS ALEXIS NUNGARAY, WHOSE BEAUTIFUL 12-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER, JOCELYN, WAS BRUTALLY MURDERED BY TWO ILLEGAL ALIEN GANG MEMBERS RELEASED UNDER DEMOCRAT POLICIES, JOINS POTUS ON STAGE IN CORPUS CHRISTI. THE QUOTED POST SAYS WE WILL NEVER FORGET HER. THE QUOTED POST CAPITALIZES THAT LINE. AN EMOJI IS IN THE QUOTED CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT DESCRIBING THE EMOJI. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT THE NAMES OF THE TWO GANG MEMBERS. THE QUOTED POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THE MURDER. A VIDEO ABOUT 2 MINUTES AND 45 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE QUOTED X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE POSTED AT 2:04 P.M. PACIFIC. THE QUOTED POST WAS AT 1:27 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. RAPID RESPONSE 47.

BREAKING 10/27: SECRETARY MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS THE SAME RAPID RESPONSE POST. NOT A SECOND STAGE APPEARANCE. MULLIN SAYS JOCELYN NUNGARAY WAS FAILED BY SANCTUARY POLITICIANS. MULLIN SAYS WE CAN NEVER BRING BACK THE INNOCENT VICTIMS OF ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIME, BUT WE HONOR THEIR MEMORY AND OUR ANGEL FAMILIES EVERY SINGLE DAY BY REMOVING AS MANY ILLEGAL ALIENS AS POSSIBLE. MULLIN CAPITALIZES ANGEL FAMILIES. THE WORDS AS MANY ARE NOT A COUNT. MULLIN SAYS ONE VICTIM IS TOO MANY, AND WE WILL DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO PREVENT A TRAGEDY LIKE WHAT WAS DONE TO JOCELYN FROM HAPPENING AGAIN. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT ALEXIS. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT CORPUS CHRISTI. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A SUSPECT’S NAME. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT GANG. THE VIDEO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 1:42 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. MULLIN. RAPID RESPONSE 47.

BREAKING 10/27: CBP QUOTE-POSTS EL CENTRO SECTOR. THE CBP CAPTION SAYS PARTNERSHIPS AT WORK. THE CBP CAPTION SAYS NEW YORK WASN’T FAR ENOUGH. THE CBP CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CBP CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT MS-13. THE CBP CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DUI. THE CBP CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT EL SALVADOR. THOSE WORDS ARE THE QUOTED POST. THE EL CENTRO POST SAYS MS-13 MEMBER ARRESTED. THE EL CENTRO POST SAYS EARLIER THIS YEAR THIS VISA OVERSTAY WAS ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH DUI. CHARGED IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE EL CENTRO POST SAYS HE IS ALSO WANTED IN EL SALVADOR FOR GANG-AFFILIATED ACTIVITY AS AN MS-13 MEMBER. WANTED IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. THE EL CENTRO POST SAYS EL CENTRO SECTOR AGENTS COORDINATED WITH ERO PARTNERS IN NEW YORK TO LOCATE AND ARREST THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE EL CENTRO POST SAYS THE DISTANCE WAS NO OBSTACLE, AND NEITHER IS OUR COMMITMENT TO REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THE ARREST. THE WORDS EARLIER THIS YEAR ARE THE DUI CHARGE. A PHOTO IS ON THE EL CENTRO POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 11 INDIO ARREST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. EL CENTRO POSTED AT 1:43 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 26, 2026. CBP QUOTE-POSTED AT 1:30 P.M. PACIFIC ON OCTOBER 27, 2026. CBP. EL CENTRO SECTOR.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE REPLIES TO GRACE NEWTON. HER ACCOUNT SAYS SHE IS A PRODUCER AND REPORTER AT WTOP. HER POST SAYS THIS IS MY STORY AND THAT SHE STILL HAD NOT HEARD BACK FROM AN INQUIRY SENT SUNDAY. THOSE SENTENCES ARE GRACE. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE REPLY. HER CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME. ICE SAYS HI GRACE, HERE’S OUR RESPONSE TO YOUR STORY. THE REPLY PUTS QUOTES AROUND YOUR STORY. THE REPLY PRINTS AMAURY JOSE MONSALVE FIGUERA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA. THE REPLY CAPITALIZES CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE REPLY SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED FOR FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, DRUG, AND OPEN-CONTAINER OFFENSES. ARRESTED FOR IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS REPLY. THE REPLY SAYS HIS GREEN CARD WAS REVOKED FOLLOWING IMMIGRATION FRAUD PROCEEDINGS AND THAT AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIS REMOVAL ON OCTOBER 19. THE REPLY SAYS WORK AUTHORIZATION OR A PENDING APPLICATION DOES NOT MAKE YOU AN AMERICAN CITIZEN OR GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN THIS COUNTRY. THE REPLY CAPITALIZES NOT. THAT WORK AUTHORIZATION SENTENCE IS NOT IN THE 8:10 A.M. MONSALVE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO POSTS. THE REPLY SAYS HE REMAINS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING DEPORTATION. THE REPLY CAPITALIZES DEPORTATION. SAME MAN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE REPLY DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE REPLY DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE REPLY DOES NOT PRINT COACH. THE REPLY DOES NOT PRINT LOUISIANA. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. GRACE POSTED AT 9:58 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE REPLIED AT 1:17 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. GRACE NEWTON.

BREAKING 10/27: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS DHS HIGHLIGHTS MOST BARBARIC ILLEGAL ALIENS DEPORTED TO THIRD COUNTRIES BECAUSE THEIR HOME COUNTRIES WOULDN’T TAKE THEM BACK. THE TITLE PRINTS WOULDN’T. THIS IS NOT THE MELUGIN LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT SECRETARY MULLIN’S X POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE DHS QUOTE OF THE DAILY CALLER ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE DEK SAYS THE WORST CRIMINALS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO THIRD COUNTRIES, INCLUDING MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THE WORD INCLUDING IS THE DEK. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. THE RELEASE SAYS THE STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS EXAMPLES. THE WORD EXAMPLES IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS AMONG THE WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS THAT HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO THIRD COUNTRIES ARE THE NAMES BELOW. THE WORD AMONG IS THE RELEASE. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING 20 NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME A THIRD COUNTRY ON ANY LINE. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. MULLIN SAYS THANKS TO THESE THIRD-COUNTRY AGREEMENTS, THE GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN ABLE TO DEPORT SOME OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM THE UNITED STATES, INCLUDING THOSE WHO ARE SO BARBARIC THAT EVEN THEIR HOME COUNTRIES WON’T TAKE THEM BACK, SUCH AS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THE X POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE DOES NOT PRINT SUCH AS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT X POST WITH THIS SENTENCE. THE WORD SOME IS MULLIN. THE WORD INCLUDING IS MULLIN. MULLIN SAYS THAT FOR FAR TOO LONG, ILLEGAL ALIENS ORDERED REMOVED BY A JUDGE HAVE AVOIDED DEPORTATION SIMPLY BECAUSE DHS HAD NO PLACE TO SEND THEM. MULLIN SAYS THAT THROUGH FULLY LEGAL THIRD-COUNTRY REMOVALS, THE DAYS OF AVOIDING DEPORTATION ARE OVER. MULLIN SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR PUTTING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST AND DEPORTING DANGEROUS CRIMINALS. MULLIN CAPITALIZES NEVER. MULLIN SAYS AMERICA IS NO LONGER A SAFE HAVEN FOR THE WORLD’S CRIMINALS. THAT SAFE HAVEN SENTENCE IS NOT IN THE X POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. TEN OF THE NAMES BELOW ARE ALREADY ON THE MELUGIN POST. TEN ARE NOT. JESUS MUNOZ-GUTIERREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A BROWN PRIDE AZTECAS GANG MEMBER, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER IN FLORIDA. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. JOSE MANUEL RODRIGUEZ-QUINONES, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER WITH A WEAPON, FIREARM POSSESSION BY CONVICTED FELON, POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA, COCAINE TRAFFICKING, AND ARSON IN FLORIDA. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. ENRIQUE ARIAS HIERRO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED SECOND-DEGREE MURDER, ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY, ROBBERY USING A DEADLY WEAPON, UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR WEAPON BY A CONVICTED FELON, KIDNAPPING, STRONGARM ROBBERY, AND FALSELY PERSONATE AN OFFICER IN FLORIDA. THE RELEASE PRINTS FALSELY PERSONATE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THONGXAY NILAKOUT, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM LAOS, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, ATTEMPTED MURDER, AND SECOND-DEGREE ROBBERY IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. TUAN THANH PHAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND SECOND-DEGREE ASSAULT IN WASHINGTON. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. ROBERTO MOSQUERA-DEL PERAL, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA AND A LATIN KINGS GANG MEMBER, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE PREMEDITATED MURDER, AGGRAVATED BATTERY CAUSING BODILY HARM OR DISABILITY, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, VEHICLE THEFT, AND RECKLESS DRIVING IN FLORIDA. THE RELEASE PRINTS A SPACE BEFORE RECKLESS. THE MELUGIN POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS ANDRECKLESS WITH NO SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO SPELLINGS. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 26 ICE CARD ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ORVILLE ISAAC ETORIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAMAICA, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR MURDER AND ROBBERY: FORCIBLE ARMED THEFT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON IN NEW YORK. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. PHONE CHOMSAVANH, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM LAOS, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER, MARIJUANA TRAFFICKING, FIRST-DEGREE POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, FIRST-DEGREE POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (METHAMPHETAMINE), AND TAMPERING WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE IN TENNESSEE. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DUNG TIEN NGUYEN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR INDECENT OR LEWD ACT WITH A CHILD UNDER 16 AND SECOND-DEGREE RAPE IN OKLAHOMA. THE RELEASE PRINTS A SPACE BEFORE SECOND-DEGREE. THE MELUGIN POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE PRINTS ANDSECOND-DEGREE WITH NO SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO SPELLINGS. KASSIM SALEH WASIL, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM YEMEN, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER AND ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO DO GREAT BODILY HARM IN MICHIGAN, AND CONVICTIONS FOR CRUELTY TO DEPENDENT ADULT, ASSAULT AND BATTERY, AND RESIST AND OBSTRUCT OFFICER IN CALIFORNIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. JHANMAY MOLINA PEREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS A CONVICTION FOR MURDER IN CALIFORNIA AND ARRESTS FOR FELONY POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE AND RESISTING ARREST IN KANSAS. THOSE ARRESTS ARE NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS RELEASE. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. LUIS VIEIRA ANDRADE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CAPE VERDE, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR RAPE OF A CHILD WITH FORCE AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY OF A CHILD UNDER 14 IN MASSACHUSETTS. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. YOSMEL LUIS PALOMINO GALAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF PREMEDITATED MURDER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON IN FLORIDA. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. EUGENIO DOUQUESNE-MILLET, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER, TWO COUNTS OF TRAFFICKING COCAINE, CONSPIRING TO TRAFFIC COCAINE, SPEEDING TO ELUDE ARREST, AND DRUG PARAPHERNALIA POSSESSION IN NORTH CAROLINA AND NINE COUNTS OF TRESPASSING IN FLORIDA. THE RELEASE CAPITALIZES TWO AND NINE. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PHETNAKHONE SISOUNTHONE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM LAOS, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR CRIMINAL ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE, ARMED ROBBERY, BURGLARY, AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT IN GEORGIA. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. FODAY PHILIP KANU, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM SIERRA LEONE, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR CRIMINAL SOLICITATION-FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, RAPE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, FALSE IMPRISONMENT, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, AND INTIMIDATION OF WITNESS IN PENNSYLVANIA. THE RELEASE PUTS A DASH BETWEEN SOLICITATION AND FIRST-DEGREE. THIS PAGE IS NOT INSERTING THE WORD AND. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ZAKARIA FARAH ABDI, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM SOMALIA, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER WHILE COMMITTING A FELONY AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY IN MINNESOTA. THIS NAME IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. KAWSU SILLAH, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GAMBIA, DEPORTED ON SEPTEMBER 5, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR DRIVING VEHICLE WHILE IMPAIRED BY ALCOHOL AND ARMED ROBBERY IN MARYLAND. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PRINCE DAVID NWABUEZE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM ITALY, DEPORTED ON SEPTEMBER 5, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ASSAULT CAUSING BODILY INJURY TO A FAMILY MEMBER, AGGRAVATED ROBBERY, UNAUTHORIZED USE OF VEHICLE, EVADING ARREST, AND MARIJUANA POSSESSION IN TEXAS. THE RELEASE PRINTS ITALY. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT COUNTRY. THIS NAME IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PHEAP ROM, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CAMBODIA, DEPORTED ON OCTOBER 4, 2025. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR MURDER, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, AND POSSESSION OF A FIREARM IN PENNSYLVANIA. HE IS NOT ON THE MELUGIN LIST. AN EARLIER LINE ON THIS PAGE LISTS PHEAP ROM WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, AND UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM. THIS RELEASE SAYS MURDER, NOT ATTEMPTED MURDER. THIS RELEASE SAYS POSSESSION OF A FIREARM, NOT UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM. THIS RELEASE PRINTS CAMBODIA, PENNSYLVANIA, AND OCTOBER 4, 2025. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO LINES. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 27, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: WASHINGTON — DHS PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS SECRETARY MULLIN MEETS WITH COAST GUARD’S ELITE HELICOPTER INTERDICTION TACTICAL SQUADRON. THIS IS NOT THE 6:42 A.M. DHS X POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAYS HELICOPTER BASED WITH NO HYPHEN. THAT POST SAYS ONE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE COUNTER SMUGGLING UNITS OF ALL TIME. THAT POST SAYS SHOOTING OUT THE ENGINES. THAT POST SAYS BILLIONS IN NEW INVESTMENTS. THIS RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT THOSE SENTENCES. THE RELEASE SAYS ON MONDAY SECRETARY MULLIN MET COAST GUARD PERSONNEL AT HITRON IN JACKSONVILLE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CALENDAR DATE FOR THE VISIT. THE RELEASE SAYS HE WAS SHOWN DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE COAST GUARD’S ELITE AIRBORNE USE OF FORCE CAPABILITIES. THE RELEASE NAMES CAPT. KENT REINHOLD, COMMANDING OFFICER OF HITRON. IT NAMES CMDR. JON MAGIN, CHIEF OF PERSONNEL AND SUPPORT FOR HITRON. IT NAMES CMDR. CHUCK ARENA, OPERATIONS OFFICER FOR HITRON. IT NAMES MASTER CHIEF TRAVIS GREENWOOD, COMMAND MASTER CHIEF FOR HITRON. THE RELEASE SAYS MULLIN PARTICIPATED IN A DEMONSTRATION OF HITRON’S AIRBORNE USE OF FORCE, DISPLAYING TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR INTERCEPTING NON-COMPLIANT VESSELS ENGAGED IN ILLICIT NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING. THE RELEASE SAYS HE THEN WITNESSED AN OFFSHORE LIVE-FIRE GUNNERY EXERCISE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE EXERCISE SHOWCASED THE PRECISION AVIATION WEAPONS SYSTEMS THAT DELIVER DISABLING FIRE AGAINST TARGETS OF INTEREST. MULLIN SAYS THE PATRIOTS OF THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ARE ON THE FRONT LINES OF PROTECTING OUR BORDERS AT SEA AND IN THE AIR. MULLIN SAYS DURING HIS VISIT TO HITRON IN JACKSONVILLE HE GOT TO SEE FIRSTHAND THE WORLD-CLASS TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT THAT OUR COASTIES USE TO INTERDICT DRUG VESSELS TRYING TO SMUGGLE DANGEROUS DRUGS TO OUR SHORES. THE WORD COASTIES IS MULLIN. MULLIN SAYS THANKS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, OUR BORDERS ARE STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE, BY LAND, BY SEA, AND BY AIR. MULLIN SAYS IT WOULDN’T BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A VESSEL COUNT. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE RELEASE SAYS LAST WEEK MULLIN TOURED THE COAST GUARD’S AVIATION LOGISTICS CENTER AND AVIATION TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER IN ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA. THAT SENTENCE POINTS AT AN EARLIER VISIT. THIS PAGE IS NOT REWRITING THAT VISIT. PHOTOS ARE ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 27, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS MODERNIZING ENFORCEMENT CAPABILITIES IS ESSENTIAL TO THE MISSION. THE POST SAYS THAT BY CONSTRUCTING PHYSICAL BARRIERS AND DEPLOYING ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND TACTICAL RESOURCES, THE BORDER PATROL ENHANCES ITS ABILITY TO DETECT AND DETER ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. NO NEW ARREST. NO NAME. NO MILEAGE. NO DOLLAR FIGURE. A 17-SECOND VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 1:00 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. USBP CHIEF.

BREAKING 10/27: JAMES PERCIVAL POSTS ANOTHER CLIP FROM 60 MINUTES. THE CAPTION SAYS ONE FINAL CLIP FROM 60 MINUTES AND THAT HE PROMISES HE IS DONE. AN EMOJI IS IN THE CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT DESCRIBING THE EMOJI. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME OF AN ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A STATISTIC. A VIDEO ABOUT 13 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 12:11 P.M. PERCIVAL CLIP BELOW. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 26 59-SECOND DHS VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PERCIVAL POSTED AT 12:40 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. PERCIVAL.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS QUOTE-POSTS ASHLEY BRASFIELD OF THE DAILY CALLER. DHS SAYS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DESERVE THE FULL TRUTH ABOUT THIRD COUNTRY REMOVALS, NOT THE CENSORED AND BIASED VERSION 60 MINUTES CHOSE TO PRESENT. DHS SAYS THAT THROUGH THESE THIRD-COUNTRY AGREEMENTS, IT HAS DEPORTED SOME OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM THE UNITED STATES, INCLUDING THOSE WHO ARE SO BARBARIC THAT EVEN THEIR HOME COUNTRIES WILL NOT TAKE THEM BACK. THE WORD SOME IS THE POST. THE WORD INCLUDING IS THE POST. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON A NAMED PERSON. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT NAME A THIRD COUNTRY. DHS DOES NOT HYPHENATE THIRD COUNTRY IN THE FIRST SENTENCE. DHS HYPHENATES THIRD-COUNTRY IN THE NEXT SENTENCE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO SPELLINGS. THIS IS NOT THE MELUGIN LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT SECRETARY MULLIN’S POST BELOW. THIS IS NOT THE MOUSSA DIAWARA ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO NEW ARREST. THE QUOTED POST SAYS 60 MINUTES IS UNDER FIRE AFTER A FULL DHS INTERVIEW WITH THE DHS GENERAL COUNSEL REVEALED WHAT WAS LEFT ON THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE WHITE HOUSE IS WRITING TO THE DAILY CALLER THAT THE PROGRAM FAILED TO INCLUDE KEY INFORMATION ABOUT HOW THIRD COUNTRY REMOVALS ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. THOSE SENTENCES ARE BRASFIELD. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. A PHOTO IS ON THE QUOTED POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO ON THE DHS POST. DHS POSTED AT 12:23 P.M. PACIFIC. BRASFIELD POSTED AT 10:53 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS. BRASFIELD.

THE 60 MINUTES YOUTUBE CHANNEL POSTED AN EXTENDED INTERVIEW WITH JAMES PERCIVAL. THE TITLE SAYS THIRD-COUNTRY DEPORTATIONS. THE VIDEO IS 43 MINUTES AND 9 SECONDS. IT WAS PUBLISHED OCTOBER 26, 2026. THIS IS NOT A DHS VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 12:40 P.M. CLIP. THIS IS NOT THE 12:11 P.M. CLIP. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 26 59-SECOND X VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE INTERVIEW.

BREAKING 10/27: SAN CLEMENTE — THE SAN DIEGO SECTOR CHIEF SAYS 40 LBS OF COCAINE SEIZED. THE POST SAYS SAN DIEGO SECTOR BORDER PATROL AGENTS APPREHENDED A SUSPECTED DRUG SMUGGLER NEAR SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA, AND SEIZED THE NARCOTICS BEFORE THEY COULD REACH COMMUNITIES. THE POST SAYS THE SUSPECT AND THE DRUGS WERE TURNED OVER TO THE DEA FOR FEDERAL PROSECUTION. SUSPECTED. TURNED OVER FOR PROSECUTION IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITIZENSHIP. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A TIME FOR THE STOP. THE POST PRINTS LBS. THIS PAGE IS NOT CHANGING THAT TO POUNDS. PHOTOS ARE ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 9 ROMANIAN STOP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT A WRITTEN CBP RELEASE. THE CHIEF POSTED AT 6:00 A.M. PACIFIC. CBP QUOTE-POSTED IT AT 12:13 P.M. PACIFIC. THE CBP CAPTION SAYS BUSTED BY USBP. OCTOBER 27, 2026. SAN DIEGO SECTOR. CBP.

BREAKING 10/27: JAMES PERCIVAL POSTS A CLIP AND SAYS HE EXPLAINS THE THIRD COUNTRY REMOVAL PROBLEM. THE CAPTION SAYS 60 MINUTES CUT THIS EXCEPT THE SINGLE LINE WHERE HE SAID HE DID NOT HAVE STATISTICS MEMORIZED. THE CAPTION PRINTS DIDN’T. THIS PAGE IS NOT EXPANDING THE VIDEO. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME OF AN ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NUMBER. A VIDEO ABOUT 88 SECONDS LONG IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 12:40 P.M. CLIP ABOVE. THIS IS NOT THE 43-MINUTE YOUTUBE INTERVIEW ABOVE. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 26 59-SECOND DHS VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE SEPTEMBER 29 JAMES PERCIVAL POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PERCIVAL POSTED AT 12:11 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. PERCIVAL.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE SAYS THESE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS WERE AMONG THOSE REMOVED YESTERDAY. THE WORD AMONG IS THE POST. THE WORD YESTERDAY IS THE POST. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 26 ON THE CARDS. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING EIGHT NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. THE PARENT POST SAYS ANYONE IN OUR COUNTRY ILLEGALLY WILL BE ARRESTED AND DEPORTED. THE PARENT POST SAYS ICE IS DELIVERING ON THAT MANDATE EVERY DAY. THE PARENT POST CAPITALIZES EVERY DAY. THE CARDS PRINT CONVICTIONS. NO AGES. NO CITIES. NO COURTS. NO SENTENCES. NO REMOVAL COUNTRIES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE THREAD. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 26 TWELVE-NAME REMOVAL THREAD. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 27 WORST OF THE WORST ARREST LIST. THE NAMES DO NOT MATCH. RUBER DAVID MADRID PERDOMO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF BATTERY, BATTERY (FAMILY VIOLENCE), CHILD CRUELTY, AND AGGRAVATED BATTERY. GERSON ROLDAN IRIAS VILLAFRANCA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF 2 COUNTS OF LEWD AND LASCIVIOUS MOLESTATION OF A CHILD UNDER 12 AND OFFENDER OVER 18. JULIO CESAR QUINTANILLA GONZALEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF 2ND DEGREE ASSAULT, 3RD DEGREE ASSAULT, 3RD DEGREE BURGLARY, ATTEMPT TO COMMIT BURGLARY 3RD DEGREE, AND 2ND DEGREE STRANGULATION/SUFFOCATION. FREDIS OMAR ARCHAGA PONCE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO LAUNDER MONETARY INSTRUMENTS, POSSESSION OF HEROIN WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE & POSSESSION OF COCAINE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE. RAUL GERARDO MORA VAZQUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD. LUIS OBISPO-HERNANDEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF DUI MANSLAUGHTER, DUI SERIOUS BODY INJURY, AND FLEEING LAW ENFORCEMENT. LUCIA GUADALUPE CANEZ VERDUGO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF IMPORTATION OF METHAMPHETAMINE. CIPRIANO RODRIGUEZ MOLINA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF DUI. ICE POSTED AT 12:11 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: SECRETARY MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS THE SAME BILL MELUGIN LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND LIST. NOT TEN NEW NAMES. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE TEN NAMES. MULLIN’S CAPTION DOES NOT NAME A THIRD COUNTRY. MULLIN SAYS THAT THANKS TO THESE THIRD-COUNTRY AGREEMENTS, THE GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN ABLE TO DEPORT SOME OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING THOSE WHO ARE SO BARBARIC THAT EVEN THEIR HOME COUNTRIES WILL NOT TAKE THEM BACK. THE WORD SOME IS MULLIN. THE WORD INCLUDING IS MULLIN. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A NEW CONVICTION. MULLIN SAYS THAT FOR FAR TOO LONG, ILLEGAL ALIENS ORDERED REMOVED BY A JUDGE AVOIDED DEPORTATION BECAUSE DHS HAD NO PLACE TO SEND THEM. MULLIN SAYS THE DAYS OF AVOIDING DEPORTATION ARE OVER. MULLIN SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR DEPORTING DANGEROUS CRIMINALS. MULLIN CAPITALIZES NEVER. THIS IS NOT THE DHS QUOTE OF THE DAILY CALLER ABOVE. THIS IS NOT THE ICE QUOTE OF MELUGIN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO NEW ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 11:29 A.M. PACIFIC. MELUGIN POSTED AT 11:17 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. MULLIN. MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/27: WASHINGTON — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE. THE TITLE READS MAN, ARRESTED FOR WIFE’S MURDERED TRIES TO BLAME ICE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING THAT TITLE. SAME JASMINE GILL CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 16 SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFF RELEASE. NOT A SECOND DEATH. NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE ICE RELEASE SAYS CALIFORNIA MAN GURINDER GILL, 28, ACCUSED ICE OF TAKING HIS WIFE, JASMINE GILL, 30, WHEN SHE WENT OUT TO GET THE MAIL. ICE SAYS THE CLAIM IS CATEGORICALLY FALSE. ICE CAPITALIZES FALSE. ICE SAYS THAT JUST DAYS AFTER MR. GILL REPORTED JASMINE GILL MISSING, HE WAS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE. THE OCT. 16 SHERIFF RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS HER COUSIN REPORTED HER MISSING. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO SENTENCES. THE RELEASE DOES NOT CALL GURINDER GILL AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE DOES NOT CALL JASMINE GILL AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. MICAH BOCK IS IDENTIFIED AS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS. BOCK SAYS BASELESS SLANDERS AND ATTACKS. BOCK SAYS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE GO OUT EVERY DAY TO ENSURE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS AND MURDERERS DO NOT WALK THE STREETS FREELY. THAT SENTENCE IS THE QUOTE. IT IS NOT A FINDING THAT GURINDER GILL IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS THE GILLS WERE GOING THROUGH A DIVORCE AND A CUSTODY BATTLE. IT SAYS JASMINE GILL WAS REPORTED MISSING ON OCTOBER 4 AND WAS LAST SEEN ON SEPT. 30. IT SAYS THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERRIF’S OFFICE FOUND INCONSISTENCIES IN MR. GILL’S STATEMENTS. THE RELEASE SPELLS SHERRIF. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. THE SHERIFF RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SPELLS SHERIFF. THE ICE RELEASE SAYS THAT ON OCT 1, REMAINS THAT WERE BURNED, THEN BURIED, WERE DISCOVERED 70 MILES FROM GILL’S RESIDENCE AND WERE POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED AS JASMINE GILL. THE SHERIFF RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS BURNED HUMAN REMAINS WERE DISCOVERED IN EL DORADO COUNTY. IT DOES NOT SAY BURIED. IT DOES NOT SAY 70 MILES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING EL DORADO COUNTY WITH 70 MILES. THE ICE RELEASE SAYS THAT ON OCTOBER 14, SHERRIF DEPUTIES EXECUTED A WARRANT AND ARRESTED MR. GILL. IT SAYS HE IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BAIL. THE SHERIFF RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS HE IS INELIGIBLE FOR BAIL. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO BAIL LINES. A MURDER CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE AGES 28 AND 30 ARE IN THIS ICE RELEASE. THE SACRAMENTO BEE AGES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE ARE NOT THIS DOCUMENT. THE BEE SPELLING GURINDER SINGH GILL IS NOT IN THIS RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 27, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN. ICE’S CAPTION SAYS THIS IS WHO 60 MINUTES WANTS ROAMING YOUR STREETS. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CONVICTION. THE ICE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A COUNTRY. A DOWN ARROW IS IN THE ICE CAPTION. THE NAMES ARE IN THE QUOTED MELUGIN POST. THEY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. MELUGIN SAYS THAT IN THE WAKE OF A 60 MINUTES SEGMENT ON ICE’S DEPORTATIONS TO THIRD PARTY COUNTRIES, DHS HAS RELEASED A LIST OF SOME OF THE MOST EGREGIOUS ILLEGAL ALIENS REMOVED TO THIRD PARTY COUNTRIES BECAUSE THEIR OWN COUNTRIES WOULD NOT TAKE THEM BACK, INCLUDING MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE MELUGIN. THEY ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. MELUGIN SAYS VIA DHS, SOME INCLUDE. THE WORD SOME IS MELUGIN. THE WORD INCLUDE IS MELUGIN. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING TEN NAMES AS A FULL COUNT. MELUGIN DOES NOT NAME THE THIRD COUNTRY ON ANY LINE. A PHOTO IS ON THE MELUGIN POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ROBERTO MOSQUERA-DEL PERAL IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCTOBER 26 ICE CARDS. THOSE CARDS DO NOT PRINT CUBA. THOSE CARDS DO NOT PRINT JULY 14, 2025. THOSE CARDS DO NOT PRINT THIS CONVICTION LIST. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. MELUGIN PRINTS ANDRECKLESS WITH NO SPACE ON THAT LINE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. THE OTHER NINE NAMES ARE NOT THE OCTOBER 26 SIX. PHEAP ROM, SITHY YI, ABDUL JALLOH, RAFAEL ANGEL LOPEZ-OCON, AND YAMIL LUNA-GUTIERREZ ARE NOT ON THIS MELUGIN LIST. YOSMEL LUIS PALOMINO GALAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF PREMEDITATED MURDER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON IN FLORIDA. THONGXAY NILAKOUT, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM LAOS, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, ATTEMPTED MURDER, AND SECOND-DEGREE ROBBERY IN CALIFORNIA. TUAN THANH PHAN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND SECOND-DEGREE ASSAULT IN WASHINGTON. JESUS MUNOZ-GUTIERREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO AND A BROWN PRIDE AZTECAS GANG MEMBER, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS A CONVICTION FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER IN FLORIDA. JOSE MANUEL RODRIGUEZ-QUINONES, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, DEPORTED ON MAY 20, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER WITH A WEAPON, FIREARM POSSESSION BY CONVICTED FELON, POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA, COCAINE TRAFFICKING, AND ARSON IN FLORIDA. ORVILLE ISAAC ETORIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAMAICA, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR MURDER AND ROBBERY: FORCIBLE ARMED THEFT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON IN NEW YORK. LUIS VIEIRA ANDRADE, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CAPE VERDE, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR RAPE OF A CHILD WITH FORCE AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY OF A CHILD UNDER 14 IN MASSACHUSETTS. DUNG TIEN NGUYEN, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VIETNAM, DEPORTED ON JULY 14, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR INDECENT OR LEWD ACT WITH A CHILD UNDER 16 AND SECOND-DEGREE RAPE IN OKLAHOMA. MELUGIN PRINTS ANDSECOND-DEGREE WITH NO SPACE. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING IT. ZAKARIA FARAH ABDI, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM SOMALIA, DEPORTED ON AUGUST 15, 2025. MELUGIN SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR SECOND-DEGREE MURDER WHILE COMMITTING A FELONY AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY IN MINNESOTA. ICE POSTED AT 11:48 A.M. PACIFIC. MELUGIN POSTED AT 11:17 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. BILL MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS POSTS ON THE COAST GUARD HITRON UNIT. DHS CALLS THE HELICOPTER BASED INTERDICTION UNIT ONE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE COUNTER SMUGGLING UNITS OF ALL TIME. DHS SAYS THAT BY SHOOTING OUT THE ENGINES OF SMUGGLER VESSELS, THE UNIT IS ABLE TO STOP MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF DRUGS FROM ENTERING THE COUNTRY. DHS CAPITALIZES MASSIVE. DHS SAYS THE PRESIDENT HAS SUPERCHARGED THE COAST GUARD WITH BILLIONS IN NEW INVESTMENTS. DHS SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE DELIVERING RESULTS WITH THIS NEW FUNDING. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A WEIGHT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A VESSEL COUNT. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST. THE POST PRINTS HELICOPTER BASED WITH NO HYPHEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING A HYPHEN. A 58-SECOND VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE JOSH LAW RESCUE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS POSTED AT 6:42 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/26: DHS POSTS A VIDEO AND TAGS DHSGENCOUNSEL. THE CAPTION SAYS HE EXPLAINS THE PROCESS ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE DUE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE PROCESS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT JAMES PERCIVAL. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NEW ARREST. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE NAME OF AN ALIEN. A 59-SECOND VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE SEPTEMBER 29 JAMES PERCIVAL SUPREME COURT POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS POSTED AT 7:36 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS QUOTE-POSTS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND SAYS FALSE. DHS SAYS HE IS NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. DHS SAYS ICE ARRESTED FELIBI BILADI SIAGHA-COKE ON JANUARY 5. DHS SAYS HE IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAMAICA WITH PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS OF ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND INSURANCE FRAUD. THE WORD CONVICTIONS IS IN THE DHS POST. DHS SAYS SIAGHA-COKE WAS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED A U.S. PASSPORT BASED ON A FRAUDULENT BIRTH CERTIFICATE THAT WAS REVOKED FOLLOWING AN INVESTIGATION. DHS CAPITALIZES PASSPORT. DHS CAPITALIZES FRAUDULENT. DHS SAYS HIS APPLICATIONS FOR A CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE HAVE BEEN DENIED MULTIPLE TIMES. DHS SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED SIAGHA-COKE REMOVED FROM THE UNITED STATES ON APRIL 14. DHS SAYS HE WILL REMAIN IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL AND WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE DUE PROCESS. DHS SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SECRETARY MULLIN, IF YOU BREAK THE LAW, YOU WILL FACE THE CONSEQUENCES. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON JANUARY 5. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON APRIL 14. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT INDIANA. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT PHILLIP JAMES. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT MENTAL ILLNESS. THE DHS POST DOES NOT PRINT LEBANON. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO ON THE DHS POST. THE QUOTED AP POST SAYS SINCE JANUARY, ICE HAS DETAINED AND SOUGHT TO DEPORT A MAN TO JAMAICA. THE QUOTED AP POST SAYS AN AP INVESTIGATION HAS FOUND DOCUMENTS THAT SUPPORT CLAIMS BY HIS LAWYERS THAT HE’S A U.S. CITIZEN. THOSE SENTENCES ARE THE AP POST. THEY ARE NOT DHS. THE AP POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE AP POST IS FROM OCTOBER 27, 2026, AT 4:15 A.M. PACIFIC. IT IS NOT AN OLD POST. THE AP ARTICLE NAMES PHILLIP JAMES, AGE 39, AND SAYS HE ALSO GOES BY FELIBI SIAGHA-COKE. THAT SPELLING HAS NO BILADI. IT IS NOT THE DHS SPELLING FELIBI BILADI SIAGHA-COKE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. THE AP ARTICLE SAYS HIS MOTHER, LAWYERS, AND PUBLIC RECORDS SAY HE WAS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES AND NOT JAMAICA AS HE CLAIMS. THAT SENTENCE IS AP. IT IS NOT DHS. THE AP ARTICLE SAYS DHS DISPUTES THAT THE MAN IS A U.S. CITIZEN AND ALLEGES, WITHOUT PROVIDING EVIDENCE, THAT THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE HE SUBMITTED FOR A U.S. PASSPORT HE HELD FOR 15 YEARS WAS FRAUDULENT. THE WORDS WITHOUT PROVIDING EVIDENCE ARE AP. THEY ARE NOT IN THE DHS POST. THE AP ARTICLE SAYS AP’S REVIEW FOUND DOCUMENTS THAT SUPPORT CLAIMS BY HIS MOTHER AND LEGAL TEAM THAT HE WAS BORN IN FLORIDA AND THEREFORE NOT SUBJECT TO ICE’S AUTHORITY. THAT SENTENCE IS AP. THE AP ARTICLE SAYS IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES RELIED ON HIS WORD THAT HE WAS BORN IN JAMAICA AND ENTERED THE U.S. ILLEGALLY IN 2009. THAT SENTENCE IS AP. THE DHS POST SAYS HE IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM JAMAICA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO ACCOUNTS. THE AP ARTICLE SAYS HE IS LOCKED UP AT ICE’S SO-CALLED SPEEDWAY SLAMMER IN INDIANA. THAT FACILITY LINE IS AP. IT IS NOT IN THE DHS POST. THE AP ARTICLE SAYS THE GOVERNMENT SAID HIS TRUE IDENTITY WAS FELIBI SIAGHA BALADI KAMBIL COKE. THAT SPELLING IS THE AP ARTICLE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING IT WITH THE DHS POST. THE AP ARTICLE ALSO PRINTS A 2023 COURT NAME, FELIPE BELLA DE CAMPBELL COKE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THAT NAME EITHER. THIS IS NOT RAHJAI ORNARDO SUCKOO. THIS IS NOT THE OTHER JAMAICA LINES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS POSTED AT 11:04 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS. AP. AP ARTICLE.

BREAKING 10/27: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS SAYS THAT YESTERDAY ICE ARRESTED MORE WORST OF THE WORST CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING THOSE CONVICTED FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, STATUTORY RAPE/STATUTORY SODOMY WITH A PERSON LESS THAN 14 YEARS OLD, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND OTHER DESPICABLE CRIMES. THE RELEASE LINE SAYS UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP, DHS WILL NEVER STOP ENFORCING THE LAW, ARRESTING ILLEGAL ALIENS, AND PUTTING AMERICANS FIRST. SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE NOT WELCOME IN THE UNITED STATES. MULLIN SAYS YESTERDAY ICE ARRESTED MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, SEXUAL PREDATORS, AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION PRINTED ON EVERY NAME. MULLIN SAYS DHS DOES NOT MAKE THE LAWS. MULLIN SAYS IT IS DHS’S JOB TO ENFORCE THE LAW. MULLIN SAYS THE LAW IS CLEAR, THE MISSION CONTINUES, AND DHS WILL NOT APOLOGIZE FOR REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE WORD REMOVING IS IN THE QUOTE. THE RELEASE CALLS THE FIVE NAMES ARRESTS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING REMOVING WITH ARRESTED. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS INCLUDE. THE WORD INCLUDE IS THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY THESE FIVE ARE THE ONLY ARRESTS. THE RELEASE POINTS TO WOW.DHS.GOV FOR MORE. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING NAMES FROM THAT PAGE. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CONVICTION FOR EACH OF THE FIVE NAMES BELOW. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST DATES ON THE NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 26 WEEKEND WORST OF THE WORST LIST. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 23 WORST OF THE WORST LIST. JUAN FLORES-RUVALCABA IS NOT HUNG VAN LE. BOTH LINES PRINT KING COUNTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. ORLANDO MANUEL VENTURA IS NOT ERIK VENTURA-CASTRO. ORLANDO MANUEL VENTURA IS NOT VENTURA, CALIFORNIA. JUAN FLORES-RUVALCABA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND SECOND-DEGREE ASSAULT IN KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON. JOSE MANUEL GASCA-HERNANDEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR STATUTORY RAPE/STATUTORY SODOMY WITH A PERSON LESS THAN 14 YEARS OLD IN CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MISSOURI. NICHOLAS PASTRANA-SALINAS, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD IN SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA. WILMER ELPIDO PADILLA-CAMPOS, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. ORLANDO MANUEL VENTURA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR POSSESSION OF SCHEDULE I OR II DRUGS, IDENTITY THEFT, AND DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED IN CULPEPER, VIRGINIA. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 27, 2026. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT A CLOCK TIME. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: DHS QUOTE-POSTS GRIFF JENKINS. THE QUOTED POST IS FROM OCTOBER 27, 2021. THE QUOTED POST SAYS DAY 5. THE QUOTED POST SAYS AS DAWN BREAKS THE MIGRANT CARAVAN MARCHES AGAIN TOWARDS THE US. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THEY ARE UNDETERRED BY MEXICO’S FOREIGN MINISTER MARCELO EBRARD TELLING THEM THEY WILL NOT SUCCEED. THAT SENTENCE IS THE 2021 POST. IT IS NOT A NEW CARAVAN ON OCTOBER 27, 2026. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS THE BIDEN BORDER CRISIS WAS A INTENTIONAL POLICY CHOICE THAT PUT AMERICA LAST. THE CAPTION PRINTS A INTENTIONAL. THIS PAGE IS NOT CORRECTING THE CAPTION. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS THANKS TO PRESIDENT TRUMP, THE BORDER CRISIS IS NOT JUST UNDER CONTROL. THE DHS CAPTION SAYS IT HAS BEEN OBLITERATED. A VIDEO IS ON THE QUOTED X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 9:31 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS. GRIFF JENKINS.

BREAKING 10/27: NEW YORK — ICE SAYS HSI NEW YORK ARRESTED A DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NATIONAL ON CHARGES OF ALLEGEDLY MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS RELATED TO VOTER REGISTRATION AND VISA FRAUD. CHARGES. NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS IS THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. THIS IS NOT THE NATIONAL OF DOMINICA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO COUNTRIES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE POSTED AT 8:17 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/27: ICE NAMES AMAURY JOSE MONSALVE FIGUERA AND CALLS HIM A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA. ICE SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED FOR FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, DRUG, AND OPEN-CONTAINER OFFENSES. ARRESTED FOR IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. ICE SAYS HIS GREEN CARD WAS REVOKED FOLLOWING IMMIGRATION FRAUD PROCEEDINGS AND THAT AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIS REMOVAL ON OCTOBER 19. ICE SAYS HE REMAINS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING DEPORTATION. ICE DOES NOT PRINT A CITY. ICE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. ICE DOES NOT PRINT COACH. ICE DOES NOT PRINT LOUISIANA. ICE DOES NOT PRINT COCAINE. THE STANDALONE POST SAYS ANOTHER SOB STORY HEADLINE CONVENIENTLY LEAVES OUT THE FACTS. THAT POST DOES NOT NAME THE OUTLET. BILL MELUGIN SAYS THE STORY IS WTOP. WTOP’S HEADLINE SAYS A YOUTH BASEBALL COACH WAS DETAINED BY ICE IN LOUISIANA AFTER A D.C. TRAFFIC STOP, AND THE FAMILY SAYS HE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT WITH NO CRIMINAL RECORD. THOSE SENTENCES ARE WTOP. THEY ARE NOT ICE’S CAPTION. WTOP SPELLS THE NAME AMAURY MONSALVE. ICE SPELLS AMAURY JOSE MONSALVE FIGUERA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE FAMILY’S NO-CRIMINAL-RECORD LINE WITH ICE’S ARREST LINE. A PHOTO IS ON THE ICE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO ON THE ICE POST. ICE POSTED THE SAME CAPTION AT 8:50 A.M. PACIFIC ON AN NBC4 WASHINGTON POST FROM OCTOBER 25. NBC4’S POST SAYS THE FAMILY OF A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL YOUTH BASEBALL COACH IS HEARTBROKEN AFTER THEIR LOVED ONE WAS DETAINED BY ICE. THAT SENTENCE IS NBC4. IT IS NOT ICE’S CAPTION. NBC4 HAS A YOUTUBE REPORT FROM OCTOBER 25. IT IS NOT AN ICE VIDEO. ICE POSTED THE STANDALONE CAPTION AT 8:10 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. WTOP. BILL MELUGIN. NBC4.

BREAKING 10/27: CALIFORNIA — DHS SAYS COAST GUARD RESCUE SWIMMER JOSH LAW SWAM FOR TWO HOURS AT NIGHT IN TURBULENT WATER OFF CALIFORNIA AND RESCUED 16 MIGRANTS FROM A CAPSIZED VESSEL ATTEMPTING TO ENTER THE U.S. FROM MEXICO. DHS SAYS 11 PEOPLE FROM THE VESSEL WERE NEVER FOUND. DHS SAYS HUMAN SMUGGLERS DO NOT CARE ABOUT MIGRANTS AND SAYS DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS DANGEROUS AND ILLEGAL JOURNEY. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A DATE FOR THE RESCUE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT NATIONALITIES. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE WORD MIGRANTS IS THE CAPTION. THIS IS NOT THE MONA ISLAND CAPSIZING. THIS IS NOT THE LIBERTY ISLAND CAPSIZING. A VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 8:09 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/27: HARLINGEN — ICE SAYS HSI HARLINGEN ARRESTED A MEXICAN NATIONAL ON A FEDERAL WARRANT FOR ALLEGED UNLAWFUL VOTING BY A NONCITIZEN. ALLEGED. NOT A CONVICTION. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A CITY BEYOND THE HARLINGEN OFFICE. THE POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE POST DOES NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS PAGE IS NOT ASSIGNING ANOTHER MEXICAN VOTING DEFENDANT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE TO THIS CAPTION. A VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI POSTED THE SAME CAPTION. ICE POSTED AT 6:38 A.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 27, 2026. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 10/27: BROWNSVILLE — CBP SAYS OFFICERS AT THE VETERANS INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE IMPORT LOT INTERCEPTED ALLEGED COCAINE WITH AN ESTIMATED STREET VALUE OF $611,680. THE HEADLINE SAYS MORE THAN $611K. THE BODY PRINTS $611,680. THIS PAGE IS NOT REWRITING THAT FIGURE. THE RELEASE SAYS THE SEIZURE WAS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, AT THE COMMERCIAL IMPORT LOT. THE RELEASE SAYS A 2005 INTERNATIONAL AND A FLATBED TRAILER. THE RELEASE SAYS THE DRIVER IS A 39-YEAR-OLD MALE, A MEXICAN CITIZEN WHO RESIDES IN MATAMOROS, TAMAULIPAS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT HIS NAME. THE RELEASE SAYS A NON-INTRUSIVE INSPECTION SYSTEM DETECTED ANOMALIES. THE SAME SENTENCE ALSO PRINTS THE WORDS PRE-PRIMARY. THIS PAGE IS NOT TREATING THAT AS A SECOND SYSTEM. THE RELEASE SAYS A CANINE UNIT WAS USED IN SECONDARY. THE RELEASE SAYS 20 PACKAGES AND 45.81 POUNDS OF ALLEGED COCAINE. ALLEGED. NOT A LAB RESULT IN THIS RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED THE NARCOTICS ALONG WITH THE VEHICLES. THE RELEASE SAYS HSI SPECIAL AGENTS ARRESTED THE DRIVER AND INITIATED CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. PORT DIRECTOR TATER ORTIZ SAID THE SEIZURE IS A STEP FORWARD IN SAFEGUARDING COMMUNITIES. THOSE ARE HIS WORDS IN THIS RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 27, 2026. CBP.

BREAKING 10/26: MICHIGAN — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED IN MICHIGAN. THE LEAD SAYS ARMED ROBBERY, IDENTITY THEFT, AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS ARMED ROBBERS, SCAMMERS, AND DRUNK DRIVERS. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. AMILCAR JOSE SUAREZ BARRETO, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN GRAND RAPIDS ON OCTOBER 12. THE RELEASE LISTS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR FELONY ARMED ROBBERY, FOUR COUNTS OF ASSAULT, FOUR COUNTS OF TRESPASSING, TWO COUNTS OF PROPERTY DAMAGE, FELONY POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, SHOPLIFTING, LARCENY, RESISTING AN OFFICER, OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE, AND ESCAPE OR VIOLATE ELECTRONIC MONITORING. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED IN JULY 2023 THROUGH TEXAS AND WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY. THE RELEASE SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ISSUED A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL ON JANUARY 27, 2025. SARAH JANE HULBERT, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE PHILIPPINES, ARRESTED BY ICE IN DETROIT ON OCTOBER 16. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED IDENTITY THEFT FROM $10,000 TO $100,000 AGAINST A PERSON 60 YEARS OR OLDER AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. THE RELEASE SAYS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR, TWO COUNTS OF INTIMIDATION OR PHYSICAL HARM, FOUR COUNTS OF FORGERY, TWO COUNTS OF HARASSMENT, OBSTRUCTING POLICE, AND COMPUTER FRAUD. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE WAS FIRST LAWFULLY ADMITTED IN AUGUST 2004, BECAME INADMISSIBLE AFTER HER CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS, WAS TAKEN INTO CBP CUSTODY, AND WAS RELEASED BACK INTO THE COUNTRY. KELVIN RAMON CASTILLO RODRIGUEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN DETROIT ON OCTOBER 18. THE RELEASE SAYS AN ARREST, NOT A CONVICTION, FOR ASSAULT. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED IN APRIL 2023 NEAR HIDALGO, TEXAS, AND WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY. ELMER DOMINGO LOPEZ TOMAS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN DETROIT ON OCTOBER 18. THE RELEASE SAYS AN ARREST, NOT A CONVICTION, FOR A FELONY WEAPONS OFFENSE. THE RELEASE ALSO SAYS HE WAS LAWFULLY ADMITTED IN MARCH 2025 AND FAILED TO DEPART AFTER HIS AUTHORIZED PERIOD EXPIRED IN JULY 2025. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE TWO SENTENCES. ANDERSON JESUS ROSALES RAMOS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, ARRESTED BY ICE IN GRAND RAPIDS ON OCTOBER 16. THE RELEASE SAYS AN ARREST, NOT A CONVICTION, FOR SECOND-DEGREE RETAIL FRAUD. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED IN AUGUST 2023 THROUGH TEXAS, WAS RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY, AND RECEIVED A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL ON JANUARY 19, 2024. THIS IS NOT A SECOND MICHIGAN LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/26: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS SAYS THAT OVER THE WEEKEND ICE ARRESTED PEOPLE CONVICTED FOR MURDER, SEXUAL ASSAULT OF MINORS UNDER 14 YEARS OLD, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND OTHER CRIMES. SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND SEXUAL PREDATORS. THOSE LEAD WORDS ARE NOT THE CONVICTION PRINTED ON EVERY NAME. THE RELEASE PRINTS A CONVICTION FOR EACH OF THE 15 NAMES BELOW. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST DATES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 23 WORST OF THE WORST LIST. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 19 WEEKEND LIST. MULLIN POSTED THE WEEKEND LINE AT 3:34 P.M. PACIFIC. THE 15 NAMES ARE THE WRITTEN RELEASE. RAFAEL GODINEZ MANCILLA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR MURDER IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. MARIO GARCIA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR 12 COUNTS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT OF MINORS UNDER 14 YEARS OLD IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. HARNY DOSALUA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MICRONESIA, CONVICTED FOR TWO COUNTS OF LASCIVIOUS ACTS WITH A CHILD AND OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED IN BUENA VISTA COUNTY, IOWA. JAIME ROCA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR TWO COUNTS OF ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD IN BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. JOSEM GUZMAN, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ABUSE OF A MINOR IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ANGEL ISAIAS ANAVISCA-PACHECO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR SEX ABUSE OF A MINOR IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. HANNYEL JIMENEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED FOR OBSCENE MATERIAL — CHILD EXPLOITATION IN COVENTRY, RHODE ISLAND. GERARDO RIVERA-RIVERA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT IN ZAPATA COUNTY, TEXAS. ALEXANDER PEREZ-GONZALEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR ASSAULT, FOUR COUNTS OF DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY IN TUCSON, ARIZONA. ALEJANDRO GALVAN-MAGANA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, BURGLARY, VEHICLE THEFT, AND EVADING A PEACE OFFICER IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. JORGE ALBERTO MONTES-BANDA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR BATTERY BY STRANGULATION IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. DAVID ORLANDO SANCHEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR, CONVICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO KIDNAP, ROBBERY, AND WILLFULLY TRANSPORTING IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ROLANDO TORRES-VEGA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR ARSON AND BURGLARY IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. ANDREY ALEMAN-CORDERO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR AMPHETAMINE TRAFFICKING IN HIALEAH, FLORIDA. ADRIAN ALONSO-AGUIRRE, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE AND ILLEGAL REENTRY IN MONTGOMERY, TEXAS. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS. MULLIN.

ILLEGAL ALIEN PLEADS GUILTY TO STAGING A FAKE KIDNAPPING TO TARGET BORDER PATROL, OCTOBER 26, 2026. FOX NEWS.

BREAKING 10/26: NEW YORK — DHS QUOTE-POSTS THE NEW YORK POST. THE CAPTION SAYS SANCTUARY DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ARE TREATING ILLEGAL ALIENS BETTER THAN AMERICAN CITIZENS. THE CAPTION SAYS IN NEW YORK CITY, PROSECUTORS ARE BEING TOLD TO LET CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING PEDOPHILES, OFF LIGHTLY SO THAT ICE HAS A HARDER TIME DEPORTING THEM. THE CAPTION SAYS LOCAL OFFICIALS REFUSE TO HONOR THOUSANDS OF DETAINERS. THE WORD THOUSANDS IS THE CAPTION. DHS DOES NOT PRINT 10,000. DHS DOES NOT PRINT 16,070. THAT 16,070 FIGURE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS DOES NOT NAME A DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THE QUOTED POST SAYS BRONX AND QUEENS DISTRICT ATTORNEYS URGE PROSECUTORS TO DOWNGRADE CHARGES TO KEEP ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN THE U.S. THE ARTICLE HEADLINE SAYS ORDERED. THE NEW YORK POST SAYS A HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORT SHARED WITH THE POST IS TITLED NEW YORK CITY: THE DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES OF SANCTUARY POLICIES. THAT TITLE IS NOT THE OCT. 13 ICE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE OCT. 13 TITLE IS DHS, ICE COMMENT ON DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES OF SANCTUARY POLICIES. THIS IS NOT OSCAR BERGAL. THE POST SAYS THE REPORT FINDS BRONX DISTRICT ATTORNEY DARCEL CLARK TRAINS STAFF TO CONCEAL FACTS FROM THE RECORD OF CONVICTION AND TO PURSUE ALTERNATIVE CHARGES. THE POST SAYS A 2019 BRONX GUIDE TELLS ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS TO OFFER SOMETHING THAT DOES NOT HAVE THE CHILD’S AGE AS AN ELEMENT OF THE CRIME. THAT LINE IS THE POST’S ACCOUNT OF THE GUIDE. IT IS NOT A NEW DHS CHARGE. IT IS NOT A NAMED DEFENDANT. THE POST SAYS QUEENS DISTRICT ATTORNEY MELINDA KATZ TOLD PROSECUTORS TO EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION AND NOT GET CAUGHT UP IN THE LABEL OF FELONIES AND MISDEMEANORS FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE POST SAYS THE REPORT SAYS THE NYPD RECEIVED NEARLY 10,000 ICE DETAINER REQUESTS FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS CHARGED WITH CRIMES IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS AND HONORED NONE. THAT NEARLY 10,000 IS THE POST’S ACCOUNT OF THE REPORT. IT IS NOT THE DHS CAPTION. NO NEW ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS POSTED AT 4:10 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS. NEW YORK POST.

BREAKING 10/26: FLORIDA — SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS FIVE MORE NON-CITIZENS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN PAST ELECTIONS. THE X POST DOES NOT PRINT THE FIVE NAMES. THE X POST DOES NOT SAY FLORIDA. THE X POST DOES NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THE X POST DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. MULLIN QUOTE-POSTS BORDER HAWK. BORDER HAWK SAYS DHS PROVIDED NATIONALITIES, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND CRIMINAL HISTORIES OF FIVE LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY LAST WEEK BY HSI. BORDER HAWK SAYS FLORIDA. CHARGED. NOT CONVICTIONS ON THE VOTING COUNTS. THESE FIVE ARE IN TODAY’S JUSTICE DEPARTMENT LIST OF 48 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE NAMES WERE NOT PRINTED ON THIS PAGE. THE AGES AND THE CHARGING LANGUAGE ARE THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE. THE ENTRY DATES AND THE CRIMINAL HISTORIES ARE BORDER HAWK. BORDER HAWK DOES NOT PRINT AGES. DIANE WENDY CURLEY. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS SHE IS A CANADIAN NATIONAL, 55, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INFORMATION WITH ILLEGAL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTIONS. BORDER HAWK SAYS SHE WAS LAWFULLY ADMITTED IN NOVEMBER 1991 AND GRANTED LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN JUNE 1994. BORDER HAWK SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR RESISTING AN OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE AND BATTERY ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, AND ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR BATTERY — DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND VIOLATING A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTECTION INJUNCTION. JAIME / JAMIE. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SPELLS THE NAME JAMIE ORLANDO SOSA SARDINA, 60, A CUBAN NATIONAL AND LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH MAKING A FALSE STATEMENT CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ILLEGAL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2022 AND VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTIONS. BORDER HAWK SPELLS THE NAME JAIME ORLANDO SOSA-SARDINA. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. BORDER HAWK SAYS HE ENTERED THE U.S. IN MAY 1967 AND WAS GRANTED LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN SEPTEMBER 1968. BORDER HAWK SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF AGGRAVATED BATTERY ON A POLICE OFFICER, RESISTING AN OFFICER WITH VIOLENCE, AND DISTURBING THE PEACE, AND ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR A FELONY RICO VIOLATION, TWO COUNTS OF FELONY COCAINE TRAFFICKING, AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. LISE / LISA. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SPELLS THE NAME LISE MARIE JOHNSON, 69, A CANADIAN NATIONAL AND LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH MAKING A FALSE STATEMENT CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ILLEGAL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2021 AND VOTED IN THE 2022 FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTION. BORDER HAWK SPELLS THE NAME LISA MARIE JOHNSON. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE SPELLINGS. SHE IS NOT LISA MARIE LOPEZ PERDOMO. BORDER HAWK SAYS SHE LAWFULLY ENTERED REPEATEDLY BETWEEN 1994 AND 2014 AND WAS GRANTED LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN APRIL 2015. BORDER HAWK DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL HISTORY FOR HER. LUIS MANUEL PEREZ. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS HE IS A CUBAN NATIONAL, 72, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INFORMATION WITH ILLEGAL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS HE ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTIONS. BORDER HAWK SAYS HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED IN MARCH 1981 AND WAS GRANTED LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN JANUARY 1985. BORDER HAWK SAYS AN ARREST FOR BATTERY. THAT IS AN ARREST, NOT A CONVICTION. PEDRO. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS PEDRO IGOR A. FRANCO, 37, A BRAZILIAN NATIONAL AND LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, CHARGED BY INFORMATION WITH ILLEGAL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE RELEASE SAYS FRANCO VOTED IN THE 2024 FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTION. IT DOES NOT PRINT THE WORD ALLEGEDLY ON THAT SENTENCE. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. BORDER HAWK SPELLS THE NAME PEDRO IGOR ALMEIDA FRANCO. THIS PAGE IS NOT FILLING IN THE MIDDLE NAME THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ABBREVIATES. BORDER HAWK SAYS HE WAS LAWFULLY ADMITTED IN APRIL 1998 AND GRANTED LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN SEPTEMBER 2005. BORDER HAWK DOES NOT PRINT A CRIMINAL HISTORY FOR HIM. THE SIXTH MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA DEFENDANT IN THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE IS MARTHA HAYDEE DESANTIS, 81, AN ECUADORIAN NATIONAL AND LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. SHE IS NOT IN THE FIVE. THE RELEASE SAYS SHE WAS CHARGED BY INDICTMENT WITH MAKING A FALSE STATEMENT CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND ILLEGAL VOTING BY AN ALIEN, AND THAT SHE ALLEGEDLY RE-REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 2024 AND VOTED IN THE 2022 AND 2024 FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTIONS. BORDER HAWK DOES NOT NAME HER. SHE IS NOT A GOVERNOR. THIS IS NOT JOYCE PITTS. THIS IS NOT ALFREDO SANTIESTEBAN. THIS IS NOT THE UNNAMED LOS ANGELES ARREST. THIS IS NOT THE UNNAMED DOMINICA ARREST. THIS IS NOT THE NORTH CAROLINA TEN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. MULLIN POSTED AT 4:04 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 26, 2026. MULLIN. BORDER HAWK. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

BREAKING 10/26: ATLANTA — AN OCTOBER 25 ICE RELEASE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ARRESTED INIQUE SHAQUIL HINTON OF DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA, IN CONNECTION WITH THE ALLEGED ATTEMPTED FIREBOMBING OF AN ICE OFFICE IN ATLANTA. ICE SAYS HE HAS BEEN CHARGED FEDERALLY FOR ARSON AND DAMAGING FEDERAL PROPERTY. ICE PRINTS THAT A CRIMINAL CHARGE IS AN ALLEGATION AND THAT DEFENDANTS ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNLESS AND UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. THIS IS THE OCT. 22 ATTEMPT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ATTACK. THE OCT. 22 DHS STATEMENT DID NOT PRINT THIS NAME. ICE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. ICE DOES NOT PRINT AN ARREST DATE. ICE DOES NOT PRINT OCTOBER 20. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: ICE SAYS THAT OVER THE WEEKEND ITS MEN AND WOMEN WORKED AROUND THE CLOCK ARRESTING AND REMOVING ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE PARENT POST SAYS THAT AMONG THOSE DEPORTED WERE PEDOPHILES, DRUG SMUGGLERS, AND OTHER VIOLENT CRIMINALS. THE WORD DEPORTED IS ON THE PARENT POST. THE CARDS PRINT CONVICTIONS. NO AGES. NO CITIES. NO REMOVAL COUNTRIES. NO SENTENCES. PHOTOS ARE ON THE THREAD. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE DHS WEEKEND ARREST RELEASE. THE NAMES DO NOT MATCH. THIS IS NOT THE SIX-NAME THIRD-COUNTRY REMOVAL ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE NAMES TWELVE. LUIS HERNANDEZ-DEPAZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A VICTIM UNDER 13 AND AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL SEXUAL ABUSE OF A VICTIM UNDER 13. JOEL SALVADOR JUAREZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED OF CHILD MOLESTATION. JUAN PAREDES, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. FELIZARDO URIAS-AVILEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 50 GRAMS OR MORE OF METHAMPHETAMINE. GINO PLUHS, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MICRONESIA, CONVICTED OF ASSAULT IN THE SECOND DEGREE BY COMPLICITY AND ASSAULT IN THE FOURTH DEGREE WITH MINOR INJURY. JUAN CRUZ DEL CID, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT FOR ATTEMPTS TO CAUSE SERIOUS BODILY INJURY AND CAUSING BODILY INJURY WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. MANUEL DE JESUS GERMAN DIAZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE METHAMPHETAMINE. ANTONIO RESENDEZ GARCIA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF IMPORTATION OF METHAMPHETAMINE. JULIO CESAR GRANADOS MONDRAGON, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA, CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE AND OF POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE, EACH INVOLVING 1,000 KILOGRAMS OR MORE OF MARIJUANA WHILE ON BOARD A VESSEL SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES. RAUL MADRIGAL-IBARRA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED OF DRUG CONSPIRACY. RUBEN FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ MARTINEZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM HONDURAS, CONVICTED OF SALE AND POSSESSION OF FENTANYL WITH INTENT TO SELL WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF A PLACE OF WORSHIP AND OF SALE OF FENTANYL. WALTER DIAZ, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM COLOMBIA, CONVICTED OF POSSESSION OF COCAINE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE WHILE ON BOARD A VESSEL. ICE POSTED AT 2:41 P.M. PACIFIC. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: WASHINGTON — DHS SAYS THAT OVER THE WEEKEND ICE ARRESTED MORE PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS CONVICTED OF MURDER, SEXUAL ASSAULT OF MINORS UNDER 14, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. THE RELEASE CALLS THEM ARRESTS. IT DOES NOT SAY THESE FIFTEEN WERE DEPORTED. THAT REMOVAL LIST IS THE ICE THREAD ABOVE. THE NAMES DO NOT MATCH. THE RELEASE LINE SAYS DHS WILL ALWAYS PUT AMERICA FIRST AND REMOVE ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM OUR STREETS. SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN SAYS THAT WHILE AMERICANS ENJOYED THEIR WEEKEND, ICE WORKED AROUND THE CLOCK, AND SAYS THAT IF YOU ARE HERE ILLEGALLY, WE WILL FIND YOU, ARREST YOU, AND DEPORT YOU. THOSE LINES ARE THE QUOTE. THEY ARE NOT A REMOVAL DATE FOR THESE NAMES. DHS NAMES FIFTEEN AND PRINTS CONVICTIONS. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. STILL IMAGES ARE ON THE RELEASE. RAFAEL GODINEZ MANCILLA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR MURDER IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. MARIO GARCIA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR 12 COUNTS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT OF MINORS UNDER 14 IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. HARNY DOSALUA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MICRONESIA, CONVICTED FOR TWO COUNTS OF LASCIVIOUS ACTS WITH A CHILD AND OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED IN BUENA VISTA COUNTY, IOWA. JAIME ROCA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR TWO COUNTS OF ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD IN BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. JOSEM GUZMAN, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ABUSE OF A MINOR IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ANGEL ISAIAS ANAVISCA-PACHECO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA, CONVICTED FOR SEX ABUSE OF A MINOR IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. HANNYEL JIMENEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CONVICTED FOR OBSCENE MATERIAL AND CHILD EXPLOITATION IN COVENTRY, RHODE ISLAND. GERARDO RIVERA-RIVERA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT IN ZAPATA COUNTY, TEXAS. ALEXANDER PEREZ-GONZALEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR ASSAULT, FOUR COUNTS OF DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY IN TUCSON, ARIZONA. ALEJANDRO GALVAN-MAGANA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, BURGLARY, VEHICLE THEFT, AND EVADING A PEACE OFFICER IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. JORGE ALBERTO MONTES-BANDA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR BATTERY BY STRANGULATION IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. DAVID ORLANDO SANCHEZ, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR, CONVICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO KIDNAP, ROBBERY, AND WILLFULLY TRANSPORTING IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ROLANDO TORRES-VEGA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR ARSON AND BURGLARY IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. ANDREY ALEMAN-CORDERO, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM CUBA, CONVICTED FOR AMPHETAMINE TRAFFICKING IN HIALEAH, FLORIDA. ADRIAN ALONSO-AGUIRRE, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, CONVICTED FOR POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE AND ILLEGAL REENTRY IN MONTGOMERY, TEXAS. THIS IS NOT THE MICHIGAN LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 23 WORST OF THE WORST LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS. WOW.

BREAKING 10/26: ICE POSTS ITS OWN VIDEO OF ELIZABETH CARTER. THE CAPTION SAYS A MOTHER WHO LOST HER SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW IN A CRASH INVOLVING AN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHOSE EMPATHY, EVEN TOWARD THE MAN CHARGED IN THEIR DEATHS. THE CAPTION SAYS THAT SAME EMPATHY IS WHAT ANGEL FAMILIES HAVE BEEN DENIED BY THE LEFT, WHOSE IMMIGRATION POLICIES ARE TO BLAME FOR THEIR DEVASTATING AND PREVENTABLE LOSSES. THE CAPTION SAYS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF ICE WORK EVERY DAY TO PREVENT TRAGEDIES LIKE THIS. THE CAPTION SAYS NO AMERICAN FAMILY SHOULD HAVE TO ENDURE THE DEVASTATING LOSS THAT ELIZABETH CARTER AND SO MANY OTHER ANGEL FAMILIES HAVE SUFFERED. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT RAJINDER KUMAR. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE CHARGES. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CDL. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT OREGON. ICE’S CAPTION SAYS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. THE EARLIER MELUGIN POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS NEWLYWED WIFE. THE EARLIER DHS CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS BILLY AND JENNY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE LINES. A REPLY FROM ICE LINKS A FOX NEWS STORY. THE FOX HEADLINE AND THE FOX COPY ARE NOT THE ICE CAPTION. FOX’S VIDEO TITLE SAYS GRIEVING ANGEL MOM FORGIVES ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT TRUCKER ACCUSED OF KILLING NEWLYWED SON IN OREGON CRASH. THAT TITLE IS FOX. IT IS NOT THE ICE CAPTION. THIS IS THE SAME CONFRONTATION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND CONFRONTATION. NOT A SECOND TRANSFER. A 40-SECOND VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE. ICE FOX LINK. FOX.

BREAKING 10/26: LOS ANGELES — ICE SAYS HSI LOS ANGELES ARRESTED AN INDIAN NATIONAL PURSUANT TO A FEDERAL ARREST WARRANT FOR ALLEGED UNLAWFUL VOTING BY AN ALIEN. THE HSI POST USES THE SAME SENTENCE. BOTH POSTS SAY HSI REMAINS COMMITTED TO ENSURING AMERICAN ELECTIONS ARE DECIDED BY AMERICAN CITIZENS. ALLEGED. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO NAME. NO AGE. NO CITY IN THE CAPTION. A PHOTO IS ON THE POST. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING A NAME FROM THE PHOTO. ICE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. ICE DOES NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS IS NOT THE DOMINICA NATIONAL ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT JOYCE PITTS. THIS IS NOT THE GREEK NATIONAL IN SCRANTON. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 19 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT OF 28 FOREIGN NATIONALS IN CALIFORNIA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS NOT ASSIGNING AMANDEEP KAUR OR KAMLESH NAVNITLAL SHAH TO THIS CAPTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 10/26: QUANTICO — FOX NEWS SAYS MIGUEL ALONSO MALDONADO SORIANO WAS GRANTED BOND MONDAY MORNING IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. FOX SAYS HIS NEXT COURT DATE IS EXPECTED TO BE SCHEDULED SOON. THE POLICE REPORT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS THE COURT DATE IS PENDING AND HE IS HELD WITHOUT BOND. THE BOND LINE IS FOX. IT IS NOT IN THE ICE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. FOX PRINTS AGE 27. THAT AGE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE POLICE REPORT. FOX’S CHARGE LIST MATCHES THE POLICE REPORT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, INCLUDING FELONY INJURY TO A MONUMENT. THE ICE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE DOES NOT PRINT THAT COUNT. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING IT TO THE ICE RELEASE. FOX SAYS FEDERAL SOURCES PREVIOUSLY TOLD FOX HE ENTERED IN DECEMBER 1999, WAS GRANTED DACA IN 2014, AND THAT THE STATUS WAS EXTENDED IN 2024 BEFORE EXPIRING IN AUGUST 2026 AFTER IT WAS NOT RENEWED. DECEMBER 1999 AND AN AUGUST 2026 DACA LOSS ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM EARLIER FOX POSTS. 2014 AND 2024 ARE THIS FOX STORY. THE ICE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS A RENEWAL REQUEST WAS DENIED ON OCT. 23, 2026. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING AUGUST WITH OCT. 23. A BOND GRANT IS NOT A DISMISSAL. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. SAME MAN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. FOX’S VIDEO ON THE STORY PAGE IS AN EARLIER KEVIN CORKE REPORT. IT IS NOT THE BOND HEARING. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. FOX.

BREAKING 10/26: EL PASO — THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE POSTS A NEW CLIP AND QUOTES U.S. ATTORNEY JUSTIN R. SIMMONS. THE QUOTE SAYS CARTELS ARE ONE OF THE LARGEST VECTORS OF HARM TO AMERICANS, BOTH ECONOMICALLY AND PERSONALLY. AN ELLIPSIS IS IN THE CAPTION. THIS PAGE IS NOT FILLING IT IN. THE QUOTE THEN SAYS U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT IS HERE TO PROTECT AMERICANS AND THEIR GOD-GIVEN RIGHT TO LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, AND THAT IF YOU GET IN THE WAY OF THAT MISSION, WE WILL TAKE YOU DOWN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT NAME A DEFENDANT. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A DOLLAR FIGURE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. SAME OPERATION SOUTHBOUND TAKEDOWN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND CHARGING. THE FULL PRESS CONFERENCE IS ON THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS YOUTUBE CHANNEL. THE TITLE IS HSTF INVESTIGATION IN EL PASO CHARGES 13 FOR ALLEGEDLY TRANSPORTING STOLEN VEHICLES. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 23 EL PASO FISCAL-YEAR BRIEFING. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. A 45-SECOND CLIP IS ON THE X POST. THIS PAGE HAS NOT TRANSCRIBED THE YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. HSTF. YOUTUBE.

BREAKING 10/26: ICE QUOTE-POSTS THE SAME BILL MELUGIN VOICE VIDEO ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND CONFRONTATION. NOT A SECOND TRANSFER. ICE’S CAPTION SAYS ANGEL MOM ELIZABETH CARTER LOST HER SON AND HIS NEWLYWED WIFE IN A CRASH INVOLVING AN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN IN OUR COUNTRY, LET ALONE BEHIND THE WHEEL. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT RAJINDER KUMAR. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT BILLY AND JENNY. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE CHARGES. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CDL. THOSE LINES ARE THE EARLIER MELUGIN POST AND THE DHS CAPTION ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE SAYS NO FAMILY SHOULD HAVE TO ENDURE THIS DEVASTATING LOSS, AND THAT PREVENTING TRAGEDIES LIKE THIS IS WHY THEY DO WHAT THEY DO. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE. MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/26: NEW YORK — ICE SAYS HSI NEW YORK ARRESTED A NATIONAL OF DOMINICA ON CHARGES OF ALLEGED FALSE STATEMENTS RELATED TO VOTER REGISTRATION AND VISA FRAUD. THE HSI POST USES THE SAME SENTENCE. BOTH POSTS SAY HSI IS CRACKING DOWN ON VOTER FRAUD AND HOLDING THOSE WHO UNDERMINE AMERICAN ELECTIONS ACCOUNTABLE. ALLEGED. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO NAME. NO AGE. NO CITY. THE PHOTO SHOWS AN HSI AGENT AND A PERSON AT A DOOR. NO NAME ON THE PHOTO. ICE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. ICE DOES NOT SAY LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. THIS IS THE COUNTRY OF DOMINICA. THIS IS NOT THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. THIS IS NOT JOYCE PITTS. THIS IS NOT THE 48-COUNT JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE OCTOBER 8 VICE PRESIDENT VANCE VISA FRAUD PRESS CONFERENCE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE. HSI.

BREAKING 10/26: DHS SAYS THE MOUSSA DIAWARA CASE IS IMMIGRATION FRAUD. IN THE NEW POST, DHS SAYS ICE ARRESTED DIAWARA ON JULY 11 WITH A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL GRANTED BY A JUDGE IN 2012. THAT POST CALLS HIM AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT FROM MALI. DHS SAYS HE CLAIMED HE WOULD BE PERSECUTED FOR HIS HOMOSEXUALITY IF RETURNED TO HIS HOME COUNTRY, DESPITE BEING MARRIED TO A WOMAN HE HAS TWO CHILDREN WITH. DHS SAYS IT REMOVED HIM TO A THIRD COUNTRY THAT PROVIDED DIPLOMATIC ASSURANCES FOR HIS SAFETY. DHS SAYS 60 MINUTES LEFT THAT OUT OF A TEXAS DAD SEGMENT. AN EARLIER DHS POST CALLS HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MALI, SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED ON FEBRUARY 2, 2012, SAYS HE REQUESTED A WITHHOLDING OF REMOVAL, AND SAYS THE REMOVAL WAS ON JULY 30 TO A COUNTRY THAT PROVIDED DIPLOMATIC ASSURANCES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WITH ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING JULY 11 WITH JULY 30. NEITHER OF THOSE POSTS NAMES THE REMOVAL COUNTRY. A SEPARATE DHS POST SAYS FAKE NEWS, SAYS BAG TAGS ARE NOT EVIDENCE OF THE REMOVAL DESTINATION, AND SAYS ALIENS ARE CORRECTLY REMOVED TO THE THIRD COUNTRY THAT AGREED TO ACCEPT THEM. THAT POST SAYS THE TAGS WERE PRODUCED BY CONTRACTORS AT THE DETENTION FACILITY, NOT BY THE OFFICERS EXECUTING THE REMOVAL, AND THAT THE CONTRACTORS DEFAULTED TO HOME COUNTRY INFORMATION ALREADY IN THE FILE. THE QUOTED 60 MINUTES POST SAYS THE BAG TAGS LISTED MALI AND SAYS A JUDGE RULED HE COULD NOT BE DEPORTED TO MALI. THOSE LINES ARE 60 MINUTES. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. DHS DOES NOT NAME MALI OR GHANA IN THESE CAPTIONS. ICE’S NEW CAPTION OPENS FAKE & GAY AND SAYS HE NOW FACES ALLEGATIONS OF IMMIGRATION FRAUD AFTER AN ASYLUM APPLICATION SURFACED. ALLEGATIONS. NOT A CONVICTION. AN EARLIER ICE CAPTION SAYS NOT A TEXAS FATHER AND CALLS HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MALI. ICE POSTED THOSE LINES TWICE. FOX CORRESPONDENT BROOKE TAYLOR SAYS 60 MINUTES FEATURED HIM AND SAYS THE ASYLUM APPLICATION SHE OBTAINED SAYS HE WAS SEEKING ASYLUM BECAUSE HE WAS GAY AND FEARED BEING KILLED IF SENT BACK. THOSE LINES ARE TAYLOR’S POST. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. THIS IS NOT THE JAMES PERCIVAL SUPREME COURT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A VIDEO IS ON THE 60 MINUTES POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS. ICE. DHS EARLIER. DHS BAG TAGS. ICE EARLIER. ICE EARLIER 2. FOX. 60 MINUTES.

BREAKING 10/26: DHS QUOTE-POSTS AN ACCOUNT SHARING A PROPUBLICA STORY ON 287(G) ENFORCEMENT. DHS’S CAPTION DOES NOT NAME A TOWN. DHS SAYS THE ARTICLE TURNS LAWFUL TRAFFIC STOPS AND IMMIGRATION STATUS CHECKS INTO A MORALITY PLAY. DHS SAYS ENFORCING THE LAW IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SMALLER COMMUNITIES ARE OVERWHELMED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION, AND THAT AMERICANS VOTED FOR IT. DHS SAYS 287(G) LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS ARE ESSENTIAL, THE LAW IS CLEAR, AND THE MISSION CONTINUES. THE QUOTED POST NAMES INGRAM, TEXAS, AND LINKS THE PROPUBLICA ARTICLE. THOSE WORDS ARE THE QUOTED POST. THEY ARE NOT THE DHS CAPTION. DHS DOES NOT PRINT A PERCENTAGE. DHS DOES NOT NAME A PERSON. NO ARREST IN THE DHS CAPTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS. QUOTED POST. PROPUBLICA.

BREAKING 10/26: SKOWHEGAN — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AN ECUADORIAN NATIONAL WAS FOUND IN SKOWHEGAN, MAINE. THE CHIEF SAYS HE IS WANTED IN ECUADOR FOR RAPE OF A CHILD THAT ALLEGEDLY OCCURRED OVER A TWO-YEAR PERIOD. THE CHIEF SAYS AGENTS UNCOVERED THE INTERNATIONAL WARRANT AFTER A RECORDS CHECK AND THAT HE IS NOW IN CUSTODY PENDING DEPORTATION. ALLEGED. NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. NO NAME IN THE TEXT. THE CARD READS BORDER PATROL, CRIMINAL, AND SKOWHEGAN, ME. THIS PAGE IS NOT PRINTING A NAME FROM THE CARD. NO AGE. THE CHIEF DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS IS NOT SAUL ARMIJOS-CHONILLO. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. USBP.

BREAKING 10/26: BEND — DHS QUOTE-POSTS BILL MELUGIN ON A VOICE VIDEO. MELUGIN SAYS THE VICTIMS OF IMMIGRANT CRIME ENGAGEMENT OFFICE RELEASED VIDEO OF ELIZABETH CARTER CONFRONTING RAJINDER KUMAR. MELUGIN CALLS KUMAR AN INDIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN SEMI TRUCK DRIVER CHARGED WITH KILLING HER SON AND HIS NEWLYWED WIFE IN A CRASH IN OREGON LAST NOVEMBER. MELUGIN SAYS THE EXCHANGE HAPPENED AS ICE WAS TRANSFERRING KUMAR TO STATE CUSTODY IN OREGON EARLIER THIS MONTH, AND THAT ICE GAVE CARTER A CHANCE TO SPEAK TO HIM IN AN ICE VEHICLE. MELUGIN SAYS THE CHARGES ARE TWO COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER AND THREE COUNTS OF RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON. THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. MELUGIN QUOTES CARTER IN THE VIDEO SAYING SHE IS WILLIAM MICAH CARTER’S MOTHER. DHS’S OWN CAPTION SAYS BILLY AND JENNY AND SAYS THIS ILLEGAL ALIEN SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN DRIVING ON U.S. ROADS WITH A CDL. MELUGIN SAYS KUMAR WAS CAUGHT AND RELEASED AT THE ARIZONA BORDER IN NOVEMBER 2022 AND WAS GIVEN A CDL BY CALIFORNIA. THIS IS THE SAME RAJINDER KUMAR ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 15 ICE RELEASE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. NOT A SECOND TRANSFER. THE OCT. 15 RELEASE DID NOT NAME THE TWO AMERICANS. THIS PAGE IS NOT USING MELUGIN’S WORDING AS THAT ICE RELEASE. A VIDEO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS. MELUGIN.

BREAKING 10/26: EL PASO — THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE SAYS AN HSTF INVESTIGATION CHARGED 13 FOR ALLEGEDLY TRANSPORTING STOLEN VEHICLES FROM THE UNITED STATES TO CARTELS IN MEXICO. THE POST SAYS THEY FACE FEDERAL INTERSTATE TRANSPORTING STOLEN PROPERTY CHARGES. THE POST SAYS THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS, HSI EL PASO, AND THE FBI ANNOUNCED THE CHARGES TODAY AT A PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE IN EL PASO. DHS SAYS THE TASK FORCE SEIZED 29 STOLEN VEHICLES VALUED AT OVER $1 MILLION USED FOR CARTEL OPERATIONS IN MEXICO AND THAT 13 INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO NAMES. DHS DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 23 EL PASO FISCAL-YEAR BRIEFING ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. PHOTOS ON THE TASK FORCE POST. A VIDEO ON THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. HSTF. DHS. USAO.

BREAKING 10/26: FORT WAYNE — ICE SAYS HSI INDIANA, ALONG WITH 44 U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICES AND 20 FEDERAL AND STATE INVESTIGATIVE AGENCIES, CONCLUDED A TWO-MONTH ENFORCEMENT SURGE RESULTING IN 12 INDICTMENTS AND FIVE GUILTY PLEAS. THE RELEASE SAYS THE NATIONWIDE ACTION WAS LED BY THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT’S NATIONAL FRAUD ENFORCEMENT DIVISION AND THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION’S OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL AND TARGETED PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM FRAUD. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT FROM JUNE 12 TO SEPT. 1, FEDERAL PROSECUTORS ACROSS THE COUNTRY FACILITATED ACTIONS INVOLVING MORE THAN 160 CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS, INCLUDING 80 NEWLY CHARGED DEFENDANTS, AND ABOUT $245 MILLION IN INTENDED LOSSES. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE 12 INDICTMENTS WITH THE 160 DEFENDANTS. ICE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. NO DEFENDANT NAMES. INDICTMENTS ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. THE FIVE GUILTY PLEAS ARE THE RELEASE’S NUMBER. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: NEW YORK — ICE SAYS IT REMOVED KANAND OJHA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUYANA, WHO WAS WANTED IN HIS HOME COUNTRY FOR A 2015 MURDER. THE RELEASE SAYS THE REMOVAL WAS ON SEPT. 18 AND DOES NOT PRINT A YEAR ON THAT LINE. IT SAYS THE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE’S NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY REGIONAL FUGITIVE TASK FORCE ARRESTED 45-YEAR-OLD OJHA ON SEPT. 8, 2025, IN LONG ISLAND CITY. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT UNIT INCLUDES THE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE, ICE ERO, AND HSI. IT SAYS THE GUYANESE NATIONAL POLICE FORCE WANTS HIM FOR THE ALLEGED MURDER OF NEPHI NOEL IN GEORGETOWN ON JULY 15, 2015. ALLEGED. NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS RELEASE. IT SAYS HIS ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE, RON “ANDEL” FORDE, WAS TRIED IN JUNE 2017 AND SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS AFTER PLEADING TO A LESSER CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. IT SAYS OJHA ENTERED LAWFULLY THROUGH JFK ON JULY 22, 2015, AND THAT HIS LAWFUL STATUS WAS REVOKED ON JULY 27, 2015, BECAUSE OF THE OUTSTANDING ARREST WARRANT IN GUYANA. THE RELEASE CALLS HIM AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS PAGE IS NOT ERASING THE LAWFUL-ENTRY SENTENCE. THIS IS NOT SEAN LOPES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: WILKES BARRE — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED JOYCE PITTS, A NETHERLANDS CITIZEN AND U.S. LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, FOR UNLAWFUL VOTING BY ALIENS ON OCTOBER 19. ICE SAYS HSI ALLENTOWN OPENED THE INVESTIGATION IN AUGUST 2026 FOR ALLEGEDLY VOTING IN THE 2024 ELECTION. ICE SAYS SHE WAS PROCESSED BY THE U.S. MARSHAL’S AT THE WILKES BARRE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE. ICE SAYS SHE WAS GRANTED LPR STATUS IN 2011. ICE SAYS THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA HAS ACCEPTED THE CASE. ICE DOES NOT PRINT AN AGE. ICE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THE DOJ RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE NAMES DUTCH NATIONAL JOYCE PITTS, 80, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND SAYS SHE ALLEGEDLY VOTED IN 2022. THIS PAGE DID NOT PRINT HER NAME IN THE 48-COUNT ITEM. SHE IS ONE OF THOSE DEFENDANTS. NOT A 49TH PERSON. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING 2022 AND 2024. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING DUTCH AND NETHERLANDS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE. DOJ.

BREAKING 10/26: GARDEN GROVE — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE ON SERFERINO TRINIDAD ORTEGA. SAME ARREST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 23 CAPTION. NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS ICE ARRESTED HIM ON OCTOBER 18 DURING A TARGETED ENFORCEMENT OPERATION. THE DATELINE IS GARDEN GROVE. IT SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR, TWO COUNTS OF CRUELTY TOWARDS WIFE, OBSTRUCTING A POLICE OFFICER, AND BATTERY AND ASSAULT OF A POLICE OFFICER. IT SAYS HE REFUSED SEVERAL LAWFUL COMMANDS AND ATTEMPTED TO EVADE ARREST BY BARRICADING HIS BODY UNDER HIS VEHICLE. IT SAYS HE COMPLAINED OF HEAD PAIN, WAS TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL, WAS MEDICALLY CLEARED, AND REMAINS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REINSTATEMENT TO MEXICO. IT SAYS HE HAS ILLEGALLY ENTERED THE UNITED STATES IN 2002, WAS ORDERED REMOVED, AND WAS REMOVED IN OCTOBER 2002. IT SAYS HE ENTERED AGAIN AT AN UNKNOWN TIME AND PLACE AND WAS REMOVED IN AUGUST 2014, THEN ENTERED AGAIN. THOSE LINES ARE THIS RELEASE. THEY ARE NOT THE OCT. 23 CAPTION. THE DAILY CALLER ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IS NOT THIS DOCUMENT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: QUANTICO — ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE ON MIGUEL ALONSO MALDONADO SORIANO. SAME MAN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE RELEASE SAYS THAT ON OCT. 21 AN ILLEGAL ALIEN USED A SLEDGEHAMMER TO DESECRATE THE IWO JIMA MEMORIAL. IT SAYS HE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH FELONY DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND TRESPASSING WITH INTENT TO DAMAGE PROPERTY. IT DOES NOT PRINT FELONY INJURY TO A MONUMENT. IT SPELLS THE POLICE DEPARTMENT PRICE WILLIAM COUNTY. THE OCT. 23 DHS STATEMENT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SPELLS PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE SPELLINGS. THE NEW LINE IS THAT HIS DACA HAS EXPIRED AND A RENEWAL REQUEST WAS DENIED ON OCT. 23, 2026. THE OCT. 23 DHS STATEMENT DOES NOT PRINT THAT DENIAL DATE. THE FOX POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS HE LOST DACA IN AUGUST 2026. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING AUGUST AND OCT. 23. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: MICHIGAN — DHS NAMES FIVE PEOPLE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED IN GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT. THE RELEASE SAYS THE HISTORIES INCLUDE ARMED ROBBERY, IDENTITY THEFT, AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. AMILCAR JOSE SUAREZ BARRETO OF VENEZUELA IS LISTED WITH ARRESTS, INCLUDING FELONY ARMED ROBBERY, AND DHS SAYS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL FROM JAN. 27, 2025. THOSE ARE ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. SARAH JANE HULBERT OF THE PHILIPPINES IS LISTED WITH CONVICTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED IDENTITY THEFT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. DHS SAYS SHE WAS LAWFULLY ADMITTED IN AUGUST 2004 AND BECAME INADMISSIBLE AFTER THE CONVICTIONS. KELVIN RAMON CASTILLO RODRIGUEZ IS LISTED WITH AN ARREST FOR ASSAULT. ELMER DOMINGO LOPEZ TOMAS IS LISTED WITH AN ARREST FOR A FELONY WEAPONS OFFENSE. DHS SAYS HE WAS LAWFULLY ADMITTED IN MARCH 2025 AND FAILED TO DEPART AFTER JULY 2025. ANDERSON JESUS ROSALES RAMOS IS LISTED WITH AN ARREST FOR SECOND-DEGREE RETAIL FRAUD. THIS IS NOT THE GRAND RAPIDS VEHICLE STOP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/26: LAREDO — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS A CAR HAULER TRIED TO PASS A CHECKPOINT WITH 23 ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING 6 UNACCOMPANIED MINORS, CONCEALED IN VANS. THE POST SAYS THE WINDOWS WERE CLOSED WITH NO AIR FLOW. THE CHIEF SAYS THE DRIVER IS FACING FEDERAL HUMAN SMUGGLING CHARGES AND THE 23 WILL BE PROCESSED FOR DEPORTATION. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO DRIVER NAME. NO DATE OF THE STOP IN THE POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. USBP.

BREAKING 10/26: OHIO — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED ALFREDO JOSE CASTILLO-TEJERA, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM VENEZUELA, SUSPECTED OF ILLEGALLY OBTAINING SNAP BENEFITS IN OHIO. ICE SAYS HE HAS HAD A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL SINCE 2025 AND IS NOW IN ICE CUSTODY. SUSPECTED. NOT A CONVICTION. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 22 FOUR-NAME SNAP WAVE. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/26: ICE SAYS IT REMOVED CRIMINALS TO THIRD COUNTRIES AND NAMES SIX. ROBERTO MOSQUERA-DEL PERAL IS LISTED AS A LATIN KINGS MEMBER WITH CONVICTIONS INCLUDING FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. PHEAP ROM IS LISTED WITH CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, AND UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM, AND WITH ARRESTS THAT ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. SITHY YI IS LISTED WITH CONVICTIONS FOR LARCENY AND POSSESSION OF AMPHETAMINE. ABDUL JALLOH, RAFAEL ANGEL LOPEZ-OCON, AND YAMIL LUNA-GUTIERREZ ARE LISTED WITH ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. NO NATIONALITY ON THE CARDS. NO AGE. NO THIRD COUNTRY NAMED ON THE CARDS. DHS SAYS THEIR HOME COUNTRIES REFUSED TO TAKE THEM BACK. THIS IS NOT THE JAMES PERCIVAL SUPREME COURT ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. ICE. DHS.

BREAKING 10/26: THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS IT ANNOUNCED CHARGES INVOLVING 48 ALIENS IN PENNSYLVANIA, CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, NEW YORK, AND NEVADA FOR ILLEGAL VOTING, FRAUDULENT VOTER REGISTRATION, AND RELATED ELECTION CRIMES. THE 28 CALIFORNIA DEFENDANTS ARE THE OCT. 19 CASES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE OTHER 20 ARE NOT. THE RELEASE CALLS ONE AN ILLEGAL ALIEN: ALFREDO SANTIESTEBAN, 73, OF CUBA, CHARGED IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN THE 2024 ELECTION. IT CALLS THE REST OF THOSE 20 LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS. NINE ARE IN PENNSYLVANIA, SIX ARE IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, FOUR ARE IN NEW YORK, AND ONE IS IN NEVADA. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. HSI POSTED THE SAME COUNT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DOJ. HSI.

BREAKING 10/26: DHS SAYS SECRETARY MULLIN WILL HOLD A MEDIA AVAILABILITY ON 287(G) PARTNERSHIPS IN FLORIDA TODAY AT 6:00 P.M. EASTERN, 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THE YOUTUBE PAGE IS THE OFFICIAL STREAM. IT HAD NOT STARTED ON A MORNING CHECK. THIS IS NOT A COMPLETED BRIEFING. OCTOBER 26, 2026. DHS.

DOUGLASVILLE MAN CHARGED IN THE ATLANTA ICE OFFICE FIREBOMB PLOT, OCTOBER 25, 2026. THIS IS NOT THE FOX 5 CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE.

DHS HIGHLIGHTS WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN GEORGIA, INCLUDING VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, DOMESTIC ABUSERS AND KIDNAPPERS, OCTOBER 24, 2026. DHS.

CRIMINAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR DIES IN ICE CUSTODY IN GEORGIA, OCTOBER 24, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/23: ICE AND HSI POST A NEW HSI TOP 5 EPISODE. THE BULLETS SAY A METH LAB SHUT DOWN LED TO FIVE ARRESTS, A CAREER HUMAN SMUGGLER LANDED A FEDERAL SENTENCE, AND FIVE CHILD EXPLOITATION VICTIMS WERE RESCUED. NO NAMES. NO CITIES. NO WEIGHT. NO SENTENCE LENGTH. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 3:30 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “Watch the latest episode of @HSI_HQ’s “HSI Top 5″ now!” HSI posted the same minute. The HSI caption says: “Watch the latest episode of Homeland Security Investigations’ “HSI Top 5″ now!” The three bullets match. A meth lab shut down leads to five arrests. A career human smuggler lands a federal sentence. Five child exploitation victims rescued. The next line says learn about these HSI successes and more on this week’s episode of HSI Top 5. The captions do not print a name. The captions do not print a city. The captions do not print a drug weight. The captions do not print a year count on the sentence. The captions say leads to five arrests. They do not say convicted. A sentence is not an arrest. This page is not filling in the cases. Each post has a video. Each runs about 166 seconds. They are not YouTube videos. This page has not transcribed the videos. Earlier HSI Top 5 episodes are already on this page. This caption is not those episodes.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 3:30 p.m. Pacific) | HSI on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 3:30 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: MASSENA — WWNY SAYS BORDER PATROL OFFICIALS SAID TWO PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED AFTER A VEHICLE CHASE. THE STATEMENT SAYS THE VEHICLE ENTERED WITHOUT INSPECTION THROUGH THE AKWESASNE TERRITORY. NO NAMES. NO NATIONALITIES. CHARGES PENDING. A 19-SECOND YOUTUBE SHORT IS ON THE 7NEWS CHANNEL. OCTOBER 23, 2026. WWNY.

WWNY published at 2:10 p.m. Eastern. That is 11:10 a.m. Pacific. The story says Border Patrol officials said Friday that agents tried to stop a vehicle that had entered the United States without inspection through the Akwesasne Territory. The officials’ line in the story is: “The vehicle failed to yield, reversed direction, and fled in a manner that presented a serious threat to other drivers.” The story says spike strips were deployed and the SUV continued to flee. The story says the chase ended when the SUV struck a Border Patrol vehicle. The story quotes officials: “The two occupants of the vehicle were arrested at the scene. Various state and federal charges are currently pending.” Charges are not convictions. The story says the investigation is ongoing. The story says video shows the chase on State Route 37 and Tripanny Road on Sunday. The story does not print a date for Sunday. The story does not print a name. The story does not print a nationality. The story does not say illegal alien. This page is not adding that label. No CBP.gov written release on this chase turned up in today’s newsroom scan. This is not a second arrest beyond the two occupants in this story.

Source: WWNY — Border Patrol chase in Massena ends with 2 arrests (Oct. 23, 2026) | 7News WWNY YouTube

BREAKING 10/23: HOUSTON — ICE SAYS IT IS ARRESTING ABOUT 100 ILLEGAL ALIENS A DAY IN HOUSTON, TEXAS. THE CAPTION SAYS PAST ADMINISTRATIONS FAILED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL NOT. NO NAME. NO OFFENSE. NO ARREST DATE. THE 11:32 A.M. DHS POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS ERO HOUSTON IS ARRESTING DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS EVERY SINGLE DAY AND PRINTS NO COUNT. THIS POST PRINTS ABOUT 100 A DAY. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THEM. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 3:06 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “We are arresting about 100 illegal aliens a day in Houston, Texas.” The next lines say past administrations failed you, the American people, and that President Trump will not. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not print an offense. The caption does not print a court. The caption does not say criminal. The 11:32 a.m. DHS post already on this page says every single day and prints no count. This page is not merging that post with this one. A video is on the post. It runs about 66 seconds. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 3:06 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: EL PASO — CBP POSTS FY26 HIGHLIGHTS AND SAYS NARCOTICS SEIZURES INCREASED 2-3X OVER LAST YEAR AND CBP AMO DRUG SEIZURES ARE UP 700% AS BORDER APPREHENSIONS DECREASED. THE LINK IS THE WRITTEN EL PASO RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS TWO TO THREE TIMES MORE NARCOTICS IN SOME CATEGORIES. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT IN SOME CATEGORIES. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS MORE THAN 700%. THE CAPTION SAYS 700%. NOT A SECOND PRESS CONFERENCE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. CBP.

CBP posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. The caption says the highlights are from CBP and @HSTaskForce in El Paso, made possible by @POTUS’s leadership. Three bullet lines follow. The first says narcotics seizures increased 2-3x over last year. The written release already on this page says Director Ray Provencio says officers are seizing two to three times more narcotics in some categories this fiscal year compared with last year. The caption does not print “in some categories.” This page is not merging those sentences. The second bullet says illegal border crossings fell with more agents, barriers, and advanced tech. The caption does not print the less-than-50-a-day figure. The caption does not print 2,700. The caption does not print 420,000 or 20,000. The third bullet says @CBPAMO drug seizures up 700% as border apprehensions decreased. The written release says Director Efren Gonzalez says El Paso Air Branch increased total narcotics seizures by more than 700% in Fiscal Year 2026. The caption says 700%. The caption does not print “more than.” The caption does not name a drug. The caption does not print a weight. The link is go.dhs.gov/5H2. That link redirects to the Oct. 23 El Paso written release already on this page. A video is on the post. It runs about 14 seconds. It is not a YouTube video. The CBP YouTube of the press conference is already embedded on this page. This item does not embed it again. This page has not transcribed the 14-second X video.

Source: CBP on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: HOUSTON — ICE QUOTES ERO HOUSTON FOD BRET BRADFORD: IF YOU WANT TO FIGHT YOUR CASE, DO IT IN COURT, BUT NOT ON THE STREETS. THE CAPTION REPEATS THE 1,600 PERCENT ASSAULT LINE, THE 3,300 PERCENT VEHICULAR-ATTACK LINE, AND THE 8,000 PERCENT DEATH-THREAT LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A NEW COUNT. THIS IS NOT THE 11:20 A.M. BRADFORD POST ABOUT THE $3000 CASH INCENTIVE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 2:46 p.m. Pacific. The caption quotes Bret Bradford, and it tags him as @EROHouston FOD. Bradford says: “If you want to fight your case, do it in court… but not on the streets.” The ellipsis is in the caption. The next lines say ICE officers are facing a 1,600% increase in assaults, a 3,300% increase in vehicular attacks, and an 8,000% increase in death threats. The caption prints the percent sign. Earlier items on this page already carry those three lines. This page is not treating this caption as a new count. The caption does not print a date range. The caption does not print a methodology. The caption then says rhetoric encouraging resistance and violence against ICE agents will NOT be tolerated or deter the men and women of ICE from doing their job to keep Americans safe. NOT is in capital letters. The 11:20 a.m. DHS post already on this page quotes Bradford on a $3000 cash incentive to leave voluntarily. This post does not say $3000. This page is not merging the two Bradford posts. A video is on the post. It runs about 47 seconds. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 2:46 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: DHS POSTS VIDEO OF SECRETARY MULLIN AND SAYS A FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY, AND LOCAL APPROACH MADE CRIME PLUMMET. THE CAPTION SAYS DHS HAS 80,000 BADGE OFFICERS. THE CAPTION SAYS HISTORIC DROP. NO ARREST. NO NAME. NO CITY. NO PERCENT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 1:43 p.m. Pacific. The caption quotes Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “You’ve seen crime plummet… when we’re doing a federal, state, county, and local approach, the criminals don’t have a chance… we have an elite force through @DHSgov with 80,000 badge officers who are willing to go in and fight crime every single day. I am surrounded by patriots.” The ellipses are in the caption. This page is not filling them in. The caption then says the quote is Mullin on the Trump administration’s law enforcement partnerships contributing to a HISTORIC drop in violent crime. HISTORIC is in capital letters in that line. The caption does not say illegal alien. The caption does not print a crime rate. A video is on X. It runs about 97 seconds. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 1:43 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: ICE SAYS IT REMOVED GANG MEMBERS, PEDOPHILES, AND OTHER VIOLENT CRIMINALS. THE LEAD SAYS DEPORT. THE CARDS SAY CONVICTED OF. THIRTEEN NAMES. TWELVE ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. RAFAEL CALDERON-VIERYA IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 15 WRITTEN RELEASE. TODAY’S CARD ADDS SECOND DEGREE UNLAWFUL SEXUAL CONTACT. THE OCT. 15 ITEM SAYS DOVER, DELAWARE. TODAY’S CARD DOES NOT. NOT A SECOND ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 1:20 p.m. Pacific. The lead says: “If you are here illegally, we will find you, arrest you, and DEPORT you.” DEPORT is in capital letters. The next sentence says: “The patriots of ICE REMOVED gang members, pedophiles, and other violent criminals.” REMOVED is in capital letters. The lead says gang members. No card prints the word gang. The lead says pedophiles. No card prints the word pedophile. The cards do not say removed. The cards do not say arrested. The cards do not give a city, a date, an age, or a court. They print convicted of.

Rafael Calderon-Vierya, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of dealing in child pornography and second degree unlawful sexual contact. The spelling Vierya is the card’s spelling. The Oct. 15 DHS release already on this page says he was convicted of dealing in child pornography in Dover, Delaware. That release does not print second degree unlawful sexual contact. Today’s card does not print Dover. Today’s card does not print Delaware. This page is not merging those sentences. The Oct. 15 item is an arrest announcement. Today’s lead says REMOVED. This page is not calling today’s card a second arrest.

The other twelve names are not already on this page. Alfredo Zepeda-Galarza, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of manufacturing/delivering cocaine. Victor Perez-Perez, an illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted of child pornography and sexual abuse of children. Wendy Mayela Cudemo Gomez, an illegal alien from Venezuela, convicted of offer to commit prostitution and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. The card says offer. This page is not changing that to offering. Brian Eduardo Dominguez-Green, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine. Eduardo Miguel Ramirez Jimenez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of home invasion robbery with a firearm and grand theft. Jorge Pena Perez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of aggravated assault on LEO and resisting officers with violence. The card prints LEO. Carlos Adrian Rosales Hernandez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of possession of images of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. This is not Moises Domingo Rico Rosales. Santiago Miguel Miguel Ignacio, an illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted of lewd act upon a child. The card prints the name Miguel twice. Rafael Fregoso Ramirez, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of brining aliens into the United States without presentation. The card spells it brining. This page is not correcting that spelling. Juan Carlos Vasquez-Vasaldua, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of DWI-level 5 and indecent liberties with child. The card does not print “a” before child. This is not Clemente Vasquez. Miguel Angel Garcia Abasta, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of smuggling of persons. This is not Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez. Diego Nunez-Aispuro, an illegal alien from Mexico, convicted of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance: methamphetamine.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 1:20 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: SCRANTON — HSI SAYS IT ARRESTED A GREEK NATIONAL IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED UNLAWFUL VOTING BY ALIENS. NO NAME. THE CAPTION SAYS ALLEGED. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS IS NOT THE SYRACUSE GERMAN NATIONAL ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. HSI.

HSI posted at 1:14 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “CRACKDOWN ON VOTER FRAUD CONTINUES!” The next lines say HSI Scranton arrested a Greek national in connection with alleged unlawful voting by aliens. The caption says: “HSI is cracking down on voter fraud, and we will we continue working to protect the integrity of American elections.” The caption prints we will we. This page is not deleting the second we. The caption does not say illegal alien. The caption does not say lawful permanent resident. The caption does not print a statute number. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video.

Source: HSI on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 1:14 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: WASHINGTON — DHS ISSUES A WRITTEN RELEASE AND SAYS HSI AND THE FBI ARRESTED TEN NON-CITIZENS IN NORTH CAROLINA, INCLUDING ONE ILLEGAL ALIEN, FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING. SAME TEN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 15 EASTERN DISTRICT RELEASE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. DHS SPELLS THE EL SALVADORAN EDDUARD OMAR MAJANO-SOSA. THE EARLIER ITEM SPELLS EDUARDD OMAR MAJANO SOSA. DHS SAYS HE IS FACING A FIREARM CHARGE. THE EARLIER ITEM SAID THE WRITTEN INDICTMENT LIST DID NOT INCLUDE A FIREARM COUNT. NO AGES. NO COUNTIES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

The release date is October 23, 2026. The title is “HSI and FBI Arrest Ten Aliens for Voter Fraud in North Carolina.” The deck says the right to vote on the leadership and legislation of America belongs only to American citizens. The lead says a joint HSI and FBI investigation led to the arrest of TEN non-citizens, including an illegal alien, for illegally voting in several U.S. elections in North Carolina. TEN is in capital letters. The next sentence says ICE, HSI, and the FBI arrested the following aliens on October 14 and 15, including nine lawful permanent residents and one illegal alien, after they were charged with voting by alien in a federal election. Do not read the lead as ten illegal aliens. Charges are not convictions. DHS does not print ages. DHS does not print counties. The Oct. 15 item on this page does.

Edduard Omar Majano-Sosa, an illegal alien from El Salvador. DHS says he was charged with false claim to citizenship for illegally registering to vote in 2024 and voting by an alien, and that he illegally voted in the 2024 general election. DHS says he illegally entered in July 2022 near El Paso, Texas, and was RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration. RELEASED is in capital letters. DHS says HSI arrested him on October 15, 2026, and that he is facing an additional charge of prohibited person with a firearm for a pistol found in his vehicle during the arrest. The Oct. 15 written item already on this page spells the name Eduardd Omar Majano Sosa, age 22, of Cumberland County. This page is not merging Edduard and Eduardd. This page is not merging the hyphen and the space. The earlier item said a Carolina Journal account of a firearm was not a charge in the written indictment list. This Oct. 23 DHS release is a different document. It says he is facing that additional charge. This page is not erasing the earlier note about the indictment list.

DHS prints Karl Paul Fout, an alien from Germany. The earlier item prints Karl Fout, 73. DHS says he illegally voted in SEVEN general elections from 2008 to 2024. SEVEN is in capital letters. DHS says prior convictions include TWO counts of possession of marijuana and cocaine with intent to sell and deliver and possession of cocaine. TWO is in capital letters. DHS says HSI Cary arrested him on October 15, 2026, and that he was lawfully admitted in February 1960. DHS prints Lawton Caswell Broomfield E McKenzie, an alien from Jamaica. The earlier item prints Lawton Caswell McKenzie. This page is not merging those names. DHS says he illegally voted in THREE general elections between 2012 and 2024, that ICE arrested him on October 15, 2026, that convictions include manufacturing, possession, or distribution of controlled substances, and that he was lawfully admitted in November 1986. DHS also lists arrests for disorderly conduct while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs, battery, disturbing the peace, trespassing, communicating threats, assault, and driving while impaired. Those arrests are not convictions in the release. DHS says Gjina Gojcaj McDonald is an alien from Montenegro. The earlier item says she is a native of the former Yugoslavia. This page is not merging Montenegro and the former Yugoslavia. DHS says she illegally voted in SEVEN general elections from 2008 to 2024, plus the 2012 primary and the 2019 special election. DHS does not print the year-by-year list already on this page. DHS says the FBI arrested her on October 14, 2026, and that she was lawfully admitted in February 1969.

DHS says Mervin Sylvester Bogle, an alien from Jamaica, was charged with falsely claiming citizenship to vote. His own bullet does not say voting by an alien. The lead says the group was charged with voting by alien in a federal election. The Oct. 15 item says he was not charged with voting by an alien. This page is not merging the lead and his bullet. DHS says he illegally registered to vote in 2024 and illegally voted in THREE general elections between 2008 and 2024. THREE is in capital letters. The earlier item lists 2024, 2012, and 2008. This page is not merging those year lists. DHS says the FBI arrested him on October 15, 2026, and that he was lawfully admitted in February 1981. The other five are the same people already named on this page. James Edward Herrmann, Germany. DHS says TWO general elections between 2018 and 2024, a larceny conviction, an FBI arrest on October 14, 2026, and lawful admission in December 1983. Ramona Abreu-Exia, Germany. DHS says EIGHT general elections from 2004 to 2024 and the 2008 primary, an FBI arrest on October 14, 2026, and lawful admission in October 1977. Lionel Paul, Haiti. DHS says he illegally voted in the 2024 general election, that HSI Cary arrested him on October 15, 2026, that arrests include fleeing/eluding arrest with a motor vehicle and assault, and that he became a lawful permanent resident in October 2018. Those arrests are not convictions in the release. Robert Harold Corbett, Canada. DHS says SIX general elections between 1998 and 2024, an FBI arrest on October 14, 2026, and lawful admission in December 1963. Ludgardys Olena Matthews, Panama. DHS says THREE general elections between 2018 and 2024 and the 2020 primary, an HSI Cary arrest on October 15, 2026, lawful admission in October 1986, and lawful permanent resident status in September 2015 under the Obama Administration. TWO, EIGHT, SIX, and THREE are in capital letters where DHS prints them that way. Those lines are what this release adds. They are not a new set of ten people.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said these aliens have been arrested and charged with illegally voting in multiple elections, and that if you illegally vote, we will arrest you and you will be charged. That is his statement in this release. It is not a conviction. Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella’s quote in this release includes the line that election laws are not optional. The Oct. 16 item already recorded that line from the earlier release. This quote also says people who illegally cast ballots undermine the trust Americans place in the democratic process. U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle’s quote in this release says these indictments should serve as a warning to anyone contemplating voting illegally in the 2026 election. The release names Reid Davis as FBI Special Agent in Charge in North Carolina. Photos on the release show Majano-Sosa, Fout, McKenzie, and Paul after arrest. No YouTube video.

Source: DHS — HSI and FBI Arrest Ten Aliens for Voter Fraud in North Carolina (Oct. 23, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: DHS POSTS VIDEO OF SECRETARY MULLIN WITH THE LUMBEE TRIBE OF NORTH CAROLINA. THE CAPTION SAYS EVERYBODY THAT ENTERS THIS COUNTRY SHOULD RESPECT THIS NATION. THE CAPTION SAYS COLLABORATION WITH STATE, LOCAL AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS ARE CRUCIAL TO SECURING OUR NATIONS. NO ARREST. NO NAME OF ANYONE ARRESTED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 1:12 p.m. Pacific. The caption quotes: “We should all expect to be safe in our communities, we should all expect law enforcement to enforce the law equally across the board, we should expect everybody that enters this country to respect this nation.” The caption tags @SecMullinDHS with the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina. The next sentence says: “Our collaboration with state, local and tribal governments across the country are crucial to securing our nations and keeping America safe.” Those are the caption’s words. The caption prints nations. The caption prints are crucial. This page is not cleaning up that sentence. The caption does not print a name of anyone arrested. The caption does not print a count. The caption does not say illegal alien. A video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video.

DHS posted a separate watch link at 11:01 a.m. Pacific. That caption says: “WATCH: Sec. Mullin Holds Press Conference Highlighting the Importance of Working with Tribal Nations.” The link on that post is an X broadcast. It is not a YouTube video. That caption does not say Lumbee. The 1:12 p.m. caption does not say press conference. This page is not merging those sentences.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 1:12 p.m. Pacific) | DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 11:01 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: DHS POSTS THE FIVE NAMES FROM TODAY’S WRITTEN RELEASE AND SAYS ILLEGAL ALIEN MURDERERS AND PEDOPHILES HAVE NO BUSINESS IN THIS COUNTRY. THE CARDS SAY CONVICTED FOR. THE RELEASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS CONVICTED OF. SAME FIVE MEN. NOT A SECOND ARREST. NO MULLIN QUOTE IN THE THREAD. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 1:06 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “Illegal alien murderers and pedophiles have NO BUSINESS being in our country. Yesterday @ICEgov got these criminals off of America’s streets, and they will never victimize Americans again.” NO BUSINESS is in capital letters. The caption says pedophiles. The cards do not say pedophile. The caption does not say sexual predators. The written release already on this page uses sexual predators in the title, and Secretary Markwayne Mullin says pedophiles in that release. This thread does not print that Mullin quote. This page is not merging the thread and the quote.

The cards say convicted for. The written release already on this page says convicted of. This page is not merging for and of. Luc Quy Tran, a criminal illegal alien from Vietnam, convicted for first-degree murder in St. Petersburg, Florida. Luis Enrique Nucamendi-Molina, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for sex abuse of a minor: house/family in Harford County, Maryland. Rahjai Ornardo Suckoo, a criminal illegal alien from Jamaica, convicted for enticing a minor in Moab, Utah. Fredy Adeli Cuxum-Orellana, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, convicted for illicit sexual contact with a victim under 16 years old in Stamford, Connecticut. Francisco Cortez-Perez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, convicted for TWO counts of incest and TWO counts of statutory rape in Jackson County, Missouri. The Cortez-Perez card prints TWO in capital letters on both counts. Photos are on X. They are not a YouTube video. These are the same five names already on this page. This is not a second arrest.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 1:06 p.m. Pacific) | DHS — ICE arrests murderers, pedophiles, and sexual predators (Oct. 23, 2026), already on this page

BREAKING 10/23: CBP POSTS TUCSON FY26 FIGURES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL CROSSINGS DOWN 96% FROM FY24, MORE THAN 15,000 POUNDS OF DRUGS AT ARIZONA PORTS OF ENTRY, AND AMMUNITION INTERDICTIONS UP MORE THAN 400%. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS NARCOTICS, AND IT SAYS OUTBOUND. SAME RELEASE. NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. CBP.

CBP posted at 1:00 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “Tucson’s FY26 results are in. Illegal crossings down 96% from FY24. More than 15,000 pounds of drugs stopped at Arizona ports of entry. Ammunition interdictions destined for cartels in Mexico up more than 400%.” The link is go.dhs.gov/5Hh. That link redirects to the Oct. 22 Tucson written release already on this page. The caption does not print 460,000. The caption does not print about 16,000. The caption does not print Roque Caza. The caption says drugs. The release says illicit narcotics. The caption says ammunition interdictions destined for cartels in Mexico up more than 400%. The release says the Tucson Field Office increased outbound ammunition interdictions destined for cartels in Mexico by more than 400 percent. The caption does not say outbound. The caption does not say increased. This page is not merging those sentences. The Wednesday briefing video is already embedded on this page. This post does not add a new YouTube URL. A photo is on X. It is not a YouTube video.

Source: CBP on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific) | CBP — Tucson FY26 border security successes (Oct. 22, 2026), already on this page

BREAKING 10/23: ICE SAYS AN 11-6 FIFTH CIRCUIT RULING HELD THAT ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED BY ICE CAN BE DETAINED WITHOUT BOND THROUGHOUT REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. THE OPINION DOES NOT PRINT 11-6. THE QUOTED POST SAYS THE EN BANC RULING APPEARS TO BE 10-7. THIS IS NOT THE SUPREME COURT BOND CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 12:29 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “HUGE! In an 11-6 ruling, the Fifth Circuit held that illegal aliens arrested by ICE can be detained WITHOUT BOND throughout their removal proceedings. ARREST. DETAIN. DEPORT. REPEAT.” WITHOUT BOND is in capital letters. The caption does not print a case number. The caption does not print a petitioner’s name. The caption does not print a statute.

The quoted post is Kyle Cheney, posted at 9:37 a.m. Pacific. Cheney says the 5th Circuit ruled that ICE detainees with pending immigration proceedings have no constitutional right to a bond hearing, regardless of the length of their detention. Cheney says: “The en banc ruling appears to be 10-7.” Appears to be is Cheney’s phrase. The ICE caption says 11-6. This page is not merging those tallies. Cheney’s post has a photo. It is not a YouTube video. No YouTube video is on the ICE post.

The opinion is filed October 23, 2026, in Nos. 26-50183, 26-50219, and 26-50221. The petitioners are Ignacio Sosnava Rodriguez, Alejandro Villegas Angel, and Miguel Angel Gomez Alvarado. Respondents include Miguel Vergara, director of the San Antonio Field Office of ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, and Secretary Markwayne Mullin. The opinion’s caption does not print the name Ortega. This is not the Serferino Trinidad Ortega post below. The opinion says three aliens who had been living unlawfully in the United States for many years were detained pending removal proceedings under 8 U.S.C. § 1225(b)(2)(A). It says the district courts ordered them released and enjoined further detention without bond hearings on dangerousness and flight risk. It says a divided panel had affirmed a right to individualized hearings within 90 days of confinement.

Judge Cory T. Wilson’s opinion is joined by Chief Judge Elrod and Judges Jones, Smith, Richman, Willett, Ho, Duncan, Engelhardt, and Oldham. A footnote says Judge Richman concurs in the judgment. The opinion says petitioners, having never been lawfully admitted, are not entitled to additional process concerning their admission beyond what Congress provided in § 1225(b)(2)(A). It says that, even assuming they were, procedural due process would not entitle them to a bond hearing to assess dangerousness or flight risk. It says the judgments of the district courts are REVERSED and the orders granting habeas relief are VACATED. It says the mandate shall issue FORTHWITH. Those sentences are the opinion. They are not the ICE caption. The opinion does not print 11-6. The opinion does not print 10-7. The opinion does not say ARREST. DETAIN. DEPORT. REPEAT.

The opinion says Petitioner Gomez was detained for three months, Sosnava for roughly two months, and Villegas for three weeks. It says that duration presented no constitutional defect on this record. It says the court does not address a case where detention no longer served its immigration purpose. Cheney’s post says regardless of the length of their detention. This page is not merging those sentences. Judge Leslie H. Southwick dissents, joined by Judges Stewart, Graves, Higginson, Douglas, and Ramirez. Judge Haynes files a separate dissent. She says her analysis should be limited to people like the petitioners, individuals who have resided in this country for more than ten years, have no criminal history, and have close American relatives. She says in these cases, she dissents. The opinion does not print her words as the holding.

This is not Philip L. Rhoney, Acting Director of the Buffalo Field Office of ICE, v. Ricardo Aparecido Barbosa da Cunha, No. 26-104. That item, already on this page, is a Supreme Court grant of review. This item is a Fifth Circuit judgment filed today. This page is not merging them.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 12:29 p.m. Pacific) | Kyle Cheney on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 9:37 a.m. Pacific) | Fifth Circuit — Nos. 26-50183, 26-50219, 26-50221 (Oct. 23, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED SERFERINO TRINIDAD ORTEGA, A CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WHO WAS PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED TWICE. THE CAPTION SAYS HIS CONVICTIONS INCLUDE DOMESTIC CRUELTY, DUI, BATTERY, ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER, AND OBSTRUCTION. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO COUNT ON ANY CONVICTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 12:21 p.m. Pacific. The caption says: “BREAKING: ICE arrested Serferino Trinidad Ortega, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico who was previously deported TWICE. His convictions include domestic cruelty, DUI, battery, assaulting a police officer, and obstruction. Thanks to @POTUS Trump’s secure border, he won’t be coming back!” TWICE is in capital letters. The caption spells the name Serferino. The caption does not print two counts. The caption does not print a wife’s name. The caption does not print liquor. The caption does not print a city. The caption does not print Oct. 18. The caption does not print 2002. The caption does not print 2014. The caption does not say barricade. No YouTube video is on the ICE post.

The Daily Caller published at 12:59 p.m. Eastern. It spells the name Serferino Trinidad Ortega. It says documents it obtained list convictions for two counts of cruelty toward his wife, two counts of driving under the influence of liquor, battery, assaulting a police officer, and obstructing a police officer. It says he was deported in October 2002 and again in August 2014. It says that on Oct. 18, during a targeted enforcement operation, he allegedly refused lawful commands and barricaded himself underneath his vehicle. Those sentences are the Daily Caller. They are not the ICE caption. This page is not merging them. Alleged is the Daily Caller’s word on the Oct. 18 commands. The ICE caption says convictions. A news report is not a new judgment.

La Opinión spells the name Serafín Trinidad Ortega and places an Oct. 18 arrest in Garden Grove. Univision uses Serafino and Serafín. Those spellings and that city are not in the ICE caption. This page is not merging them. Serferino Trinidad Ortega is not Miguel Vergara. Vergara is a respondent in the Fifth Circuit opinion above. That opinion’s caption does not print Ortega. This page is not merging the arrest and the case.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 12:21 p.m. Pacific) | Daily Caller (Oct. 23, 2026, 12:59 p.m. Eastern) | La Opinión (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: HOUSTON — DHS POSTS VIDEO AND SAYS ERO HOUSTON IS ARRESTING DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS THROUGH TARGETED ENFORCEMENT EVERY SINGLE DAY. THE CAPTION SAYS 287(g) AGREEMENTS LET ICE REMOVE THEM MORE QUICKLY AND SAFELY WHEN LOCAL JURISDICTIONS COOPERATE. NO NAME. NO COUNT. NO OFFENSE. NO NEW AGREEMENT IN THE CAPTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 11:32 a.m. Pacific. The caption says every single day, the patriots of @EROHouston are arresting dangerous criminal illegal aliens through targeted enforcement operations. The caption says when local jurisdictions cooperate with ICE, these criminals can be removed more quickly and safely, and that this is why 287(g) agreements are so crucial to the mission. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not print a count. The caption does not print a charge. The caption does not print a conviction. The caption does not name a sheriff. The caption does not say a new 287(g) agreement was signed today. A video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 11:32 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: HOUSTON — DHS POSTS VIDEO OF ERO HOUSTON FOD BRET BRADFORD ON A $3000 CASH INCENTIVE TO LEAVE VOLUNTARILY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY CBP HOME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY FREE FLIGHT. NO NAME. NO ARREST COUNT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 11:20 a.m. Pacific. The caption quotes Bret Bradford, and it tags him as @EROHouston FOD. Bradford says: “There’s actually a cash incentive, $3000 to leave voluntarily, I would encourage folks to take advantage of that, because we are going to continue enforcing the law, that’s our job and we’re not going to stop doing it.” Those are his words on this post. The caption prints $3000. It does not print $3,000. It does not say free flight. It does not say CBP Home. An older item on this page says the self-deport option is $3,000 and a free flight via the CBP Home App. This page is not merging those sentences. The caption does not print a name of anyone arrested. The caption does not print a count. A video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed the video.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 11:20 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: DHS SAYS TIME IS UP FOR COUNTERFEITERS AFTER CBP OFFICERS IN TEXAS INTERCEPTED A SHIPMENT OF FAKE WATCHES FROM CHINA. THE CAPTION SAYS AN ESTIMATED $2.6 MILLION IF REAL. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT 11. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT RICHARD MILLE. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT DFW. SAME SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND SEIZURE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 11:14 a.m. Pacific. The caption says time is up for these counterfeiters. The caption says CBP officers in Texas intercepted a shipment of fake watches from China. The caption’s sentence says the shipment “with would have been worth an estimated $2.6 million if they had been real.” This page is not cleaning up that sentence. The caption says fake goods fund criminal enterprises that often engage in other crimes such as money laundering, drug trafficking, and forced labor. The caption says not on our watch. The caption says DHS is working around the clock to take money out of the hands of criminals each and every single day. The caption does not print 11. The caption does not print Richard Mille. The caption does not print DFW. The caption does not print $2.5 million. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not say arrested. The caption does not say illegal alien.

The written CBP release already on this page says 11 counterfeit Richard Mille watches at DFW, a $2.6 million lead figure, and a $2.5 million photo caption. Area Port Director Jayson Ahern said the sale of fake goods often funds criminal organizations involved in money laundering, drug trafficking, and other illicit trade. He did not say forced labor. He did not say criminal enterprises. This DHS caption is not that sentence. This page is not merging them. This is not a second seizure.

The quoted post is TheBlaze, posted at 8:37 a.m. Pacific. The headline says fake ultra-luxury watches from China were seized and would have been worth millions if real, and it says CBP claims. Those words are the quoted post. They are not the DHS caption. No YouTube video is on the DHS post.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 11:14 a.m. Pacific) | TheBlaze on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 8:37 a.m. Pacific) | CBP — counterfeit Richard Mille watches at DFW (Oct. 23, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: WASHINGTON — DHS SAYS ICE ARRESTED MORE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS CONVICTED OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, SEXUAL ABUSE OF A MINOR, AND INCEST. THE RELEASE NAMES FIVE. THE LEAD PHRASE IS NOT THE CARD PHRASE. NO AGES. NO ARREST CITY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 23, 2026. No clock time on the release. The title says ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, and sexual predators. The lead says ICE announced the arrests of more criminal illegal aliens convicted for heinous crimes including first-degree murder, sexual abuse of a minor, and incest. Secretary Markwayne Mullin says: “Years of open border policies have allowed criminal illegal aliens to flood our communities and harm innocent Americans. Just yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, sexual predators, and other public safety threats.” He says that under President Trump, that lawlessness is over, and that ICE will continue restoring law and order by removing illegal aliens from the country. “Yesterday” on an Oct. 23 release is Mullin’s word. The release does not print Oct. 22 on the cards. Pedophile is Mullin’s word and the title’s word. It is not printed on a card. The cards say convicted. This page is not treating the title as a sixth case.

The dek says ICE is facing a more than 1,600% increase in assaults against them. That percentage line is already on this page from an earlier item. This release does not print a new assault count. The release says yesterday’s arrests include five people. It does not print a total. It does not print an age. It does not print where ICE made the arrest. It prints a conviction and a place. The lead says sexual abuse of a minor. One card says sex abuse of a minor: house/family. This page is not merging those phrases.

Luc Quy Tran, a criminal illegal alien from Vietnam. The card says he was convicted of first-degree murder in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Luis Enrique Nucamendi-Molina, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. The card says he was convicted of sex abuse of a minor: house/family in Harford County, Maryland.

Rahjai Ornardo Suckoo, a criminal illegal alien from Jamaica. The card says he was convicted of enticing a minor in Moab, Utah.

Fredy Adeli Cuxum-Orellana, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala. The card says he was convicted of illicit sexual contact with a victim under 16 years old in Stamford, Connecticut.

Francisco Cortez-Perez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. The card says he was convicted of two counts of incest and two counts of statutory rape in Jackson County, Missouri. The card prints TWO in capital letters on both counts. These five names are not already on this page. This is not the Oct. 22 release already on this page about alien traffickers, drug traffickers, and robbers. Photos are on the release. They are not a YouTube video. The release points readers to wow.dhs.gov for more.

Source: DHS — ICE arrests murderers, pedophiles, and sexual predators (Oct. 23, 2026) | wow.dhs.gov

BREAKING 10/23: QUANTICO — DHS ISSUES A WRITTEN STATEMENT ON MIGUEL ALONSO MALDONADO SORIANO AND SAYS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN ATTACKED THE IWO JIMA MEMORIAL AND DECAPITATED ONE OF THE STATUES WITH A SLEDGEHAMMER. SAME MAN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE DHS CHARGE LIST DOES NOT PRINT FELONY INJURY TO A MONUMENT. DHS SAYS HE ENTERED AT AN UNKNOWN DATE AND LOCATION IN 1999. THE FOX POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE SAYS DECEMBER 1999. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE SENTENCES. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 23, 2026. No clock time on the release. DHS says an illegal alien was arrested for attacking the Iwo Jima Memorial in Quantico, Virginia, and decapitating one of the statues with a sledgehammer. DHS says that, according to local reporting, the vandalism was carried out in the evening on October 21, and that a man with a sledgehammer was still “actively damaging” the statue when Prince William County police arrived. The police report already on this page says approximately 10:13 p.m. and says the damage included the removal of one depicted soldier’s head. This release says decapitating. This page is not merging those phrases.

DHS names Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano and calls him an illegal alien from Mexico. DHS says he has been charged with felony destruction of property and trespassing with intent to damage property. The police report already on this page also lists felony injury to a monument. This DHS charge sentence does not print that third charge. This page is not merging the lists. A charge is not a conviction. DHS says his criminal history includes an arrest in Stafford County for trespassing in 2022. That 2022 arrest is not in the police-report item already on this page. An arrest is not a conviction.

DHS says Soriano illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location in 1999. DHS says he was granted DACA in October 2014 by the Obama Administration, that the Biden Administration renewed it, and that his DACA has since expired. Bill Melugin’s post, already on this page, says December 1999, says the most recent extension was by the Biden administration in 2024, and says he lost DACA status in August 2026 when the Trump administration did not renew it. This DHS statement does not print December. It does not print 2024. It does not print August. This page is not merging those sentences.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin says: “This hateful illegal alien attacked a memorial to our brave Marines, decapitating one of the statues with a sledgehammer. He had been granted DACA by the Obama Administration. Criminals like this who clearly hate America have no business being in our country. We must never allow the history of our great nation to be torn down by illegal aliens who have zero respect for our country and our values. This criminal will soon face justice.” Those are his words in this release. Photos are on the release. They are not a YouTube video. The ABC News YouTube on the arrest is already on this page. This release does not add a new YouTube URL.

Source: DHS — Iwo Jima memorial statement (Oct. 23, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: EL PASO — CBP’S WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS EL PASO SECTOR AVERAGES LESS THAN 50 ENCOUNTERS A DAY, DOWN FROM 2,700 A DAY IN FISCAL YEAR 2023, AND THAT APPREHENSIONS FELL FROM MORE THAN 420,000 IN FY 2023 TO LESS THAN 20,000 IN FY 2026. THE AIR BRANCH LINE SAYS NARCOTICS SEIZURES ROSE MORE THAN 700%. NO DRUG NAME. NO WEIGHT. NO DOLLAR FIGURE IN THE RELEASE. THE ANNOUNCEMENT AND THE CBP YOUTUBE ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS THE WRITTEN RELEASE. NOT A SECOND PRESS CONFERENCE. OCTOBER 23, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP release is dated Oct. 23, 2026. No clock time on the release. It says El Paso leadership held a press conference at the Bridge of the Americas port of entry Friday. The 7:31 a.m. Pacific CBP post already on this page announced the press conference and did not add a seizure number. This item is the written release. The YouTube watch page on the CBP channel is already embedded on this page. This item does not embed it again.

CBP El Paso Field Office Director Ray Provencio says officers are seizing two to three times more narcotics in some categories this fiscal year compared with last year. He says officers are conducting southbound inspections to interdict illicit currency from narcotics sales, firearms, and ammunition. The release does not name a drug. The release does not print a weight. The release does not print a dollar figure. Provencio says Mexican cartels operating south of the border in the region have been declared Foreign Terrorist Organizations, and that anyone aiding or working for them can now be charged with material support for a terrorist organization under 18 U.S. Code § 2339. The release does not name a person charged. A charge is not a conviction. He credits nonintrusive inspection technology, low energy portals, and canine teams. His quote says “Homeland Security Joint Task Force.”

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Patrol Agent Jesse Munoz says stronger enforcement of Title 8, and more manpower, including Border Patrol agents and Department of War military personnel, tracked with a drop in illegal crossings in El Paso Sector in 2025 and 2026. He says that in Fiscal Year 2023 the sector was seeing 2,700 encounters per day, and that today the sector is averaging less than 50 encounters per day. He says known got-away numbers are down to single digits. He does not print the digit. He says: “We have not released any illegal aliens into the interior of the country in last 17 months.” He says: “We are seeing the most secure border in the history of our nation.” That sentence is Chief Munoz in this release. It is not the DHS caption already on this page about President Trump. It is not the older Mullin line already on this page. This page is not merging those three sentences. The release says El Paso Sector recorded less than 20,000 apprehensions in FY 2026, compared with more than 420,000 in FY 2023. That sentence sits outside the Munoz quotation. The release does not print a percentage. The Tucson release already on this page prints 96 percent. This page is not merging those figures. Munoz describes a multilayered strategy: agents on the border, anti-smuggling units, and interior checkpoints.

The release says that during FY 2026, El Paso Air Branch personnel supported operations resulting in more than 2,000 apprehensions, 10 arrests, and nine rescues. It says that even with fewer apprehensions, the branch achieved significantly more narcotics, currency, weapons, and vehicle seizure results. It does not print a currency total, a weapons count, or a vehicle count. CBP Air and Marine Operations El Paso Director Efren Gonzalez says El Paso Air Branch increased total narcotics seizures by more than 700% in Fiscal Year 2026. He does not name a drug. He does not print a weight. He says “Homeland Security Task Force.” Provencio’s quote says “Homeland Security Joint Task Force.” This page is not merging those names. Gonzalez says the task force brings in federal, state, local, tribal, and international partners. The closing lines name President Donald J. Trump and Secretary Markwayne Mullin. No new YouTube URL is in the written release.

Source: CBP — El Paso FY26 border security successes (Oct. 23, 2026) | CBP YouTube — El Paso press conference, already on this page

BREAKING 10/23: AMADO, ARIZ. — THE U.S. BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS A K9 ALERTED TO A SEDAN AT THE I-19 CHECKPOINT AND AGENTS FOUND 82 BUNDLES OF METH HIDDEN THROUGHOUT THE VEHICLE. THE CAPTION SAYS THE DRIVER IS FACING STATE DRUG CHARGES. NO NAME. NO WEIGHT. NO NATIONALITY. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ARRESTED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. Border Patrol Chief.

Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. The caption says a USBP K9 alerted to a sedan arriving at the I-19 checkpoint in Amado, AZ, prompting further inspection. The caption says agents discovered 82 bundles of meth hidden throughout the vehicle. The caption says it is the end of the road for this driver, who is now facing state drug charges. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not print a weight. The caption does not print a dollar value. The caption does not print a nationality. The caption does not say illegal alien. The caption does not say the driver was arrested. A charge is not a conviction. The caption does not give the date of the stop.

The graphic prints “AMADO, ARIZONA” and “METH SEIZURE” and an Interstate 19 shield. The graphic does not print 82. The graphic does not print a weight. The photos are on X. They are not a YouTube video.

This is not the Oct. 22 Amado item already on this page. That post says fentanyl and cocaine hidden in the floor compartment of a vehicle, and it says the driver was arrested. Today’s caption says meth. Today’s caption says 82 bundles. Today’s caption says a sedan at the I-19 checkpoint. Today’s caption does not say fentanyl. Today’s caption does not say cocaine. Today’s caption does not say floor compartment. Today’s caption does not say arrested.

Source: Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: NEW YORK — ICE POSTS VIDEO OF ERO NEW YORK FOD KEN GENALO ON TWO ILLEGAL ALIENS THE CAPTION SAYS WERE RELEASED BY SANCTUARY POLITICIANS AND LATER STABBED AN NYPD OFFICER. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION SAYS OFFICER. IT DOES NOT SAY DETECTIVE. SAME TWO MEN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 20 WRITTEN RELEASE. NOT A SECOND DETAINER. NOT A NEW ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted the video at 9:24 a.m. Pacific. The caption says Ken Genalo, and it tags him as @ERONewYork FOD. The caption says the two illegal aliens were released by sanctuary politicians and later stabbed an NYPD officer. Genalo says: “These are crimes that should never have been committed by these individuals because they should’ve been in our custody.” Those are his words on this post. The caption does not print Dangelo Rafael Jean Caraballo. The caption does not print Sneider Mejia Bautista. The caption does not say alleged. The caption does not say off-duty. The caption does not say Bronx. The video is on X. It is not a YouTube video.

DHS posted a Genalo video at 7:37 a.m. Pacific. The caption quotes him: “They keep putting these politics over public safety, and at this point every day in New York City you are seeing issues and attacks.” The DHS caption does not print a name. The DHS caption does not say illegal alien. The DHS caption does not say stabbing. That video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This is not the Aug. 20 San Diego training item already on this page.

ICE posted a detainer caption at 7:05 a.m. Pacific. Two photos. Not a YouTube video. The caption says ICE lodged detainers against two Dominican illegal aliens arrested in connection with the Oct. 2 alleged stabbing of an off-duty New York City Police Department detective in the Norwood section of Bronx, New York. The caption prints both names. It says Dangelo Rafael Jean Caraballo’s New York record includes arrests for criminal possession of a loaded firearm and menacing involving a weapon. It says an immigration judge ordered Sneider Mejia Bautista removed May 8, 2025. It says ICE issued a detainer last year in October after he was arrested for attempted criminal weapons possession, and that NYC declined to honor that detainer. Arrests in this caption are not convictions. A detainer is a request. It is not a transfer.

The written ICE release is dated Oct. 20 and is already on this page. That release says fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon for the October 2025 arrest. Today’s 7:05 a.m. caption says attempted criminal weapons possession. This page is not merging those phrases. Today’s caption does not repeat the seven stab wounds, the e-bike, or the Oct. 8 local arrests. Those details stay in the Oct. 20 item. The 9:24 a.m. caption says NYPD officer. The 7:05 a.m. caption and the Oct. 20 release say detective. This page is not merging officer and detective. Today’s captions say Ken Genalo. The Oct. 20 release says Kenneth Genalo, ICE New York City Field Office Director. This page is not treating those as two people.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 9:24 a.m. Pacific) | DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 7:37 a.m. Pacific) | ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 7:05 a.m. Pacific) | ICE — detainers, off-duty NYPD detective stabbing (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: DHS QUOTE-POSTS A 2022 EAGLE PASS VIDEO AND SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS DELIVERED THE MOST SECURE BORDER IN HISTORY. THE 29,000 FIGURE IS IN THE 2022 POST. IT IS NOT IN TODAY’S DHS CAPTION. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 8:48 a.m. Pacific. The caption says that for four years, the Biden administration opened America’s borders to the world’s criminals. The caption says that today, President Trump has delivered the most secure border in history. The caption says the country can never again allow its borders to be open to invasion. The caption does not print a crossing count. The caption does not print Eagle Pass. The caption does not print a percentage.

The quoted post is Bill Melugin, dated Oct. 23, 2022. It is not an Oct. 23, 2026 field report. That post says good morning from Eagle Pass, Texas, where another group of 100+ crossed that morning. It says Eagle Pass is part of Border Patrol’s Del Rio sector. It says CBP sources told Fox News there had already been over 29,000 illegal crossings there in October so far, a 50% increase over the same time the year before. Those sentences are the 2022 post. They are not today’s DHS caption. A video is on the 2022 post. DHS did not post a new YouTube video. This page already has an older Mullin line, “We have the most secure border in history.” Today’s caption says President Trump has delivered the most secure border in history. This page is not merging those two sentences.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 8:48 a.m. Pacific) | Bill Melugin on X (Oct. 23, 2022)

BREAKING 10/23: EL PASO — CBP SAYS IT AND THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE WILL HOLD A LIVE PRESS CONFERENCE ON FY26 SUCCESSES, INCLUDING LARGE NARCOTICS, FIREARMS, AND AMMUNITION SEIZURES. CBP PRINTS 11:00 A.M. MST AND 1:00 P.M. EST. CBP DOES NOT PRINT A PACIFIC TIME. NO WEIGHT. NO VALUE. NO NAME. THE YOUTUBE WATCH PAGE IS ON THE CBP CHANNEL. OCTOBER 23, 2026. CBP.

CBP posted at 7:31 a.m. Pacific. The caption says “Happening Today from El Paso.” The caption says CBP and @HSTaskForce will hold a live press conference to discuss FY26 successes including large narcotics, firearms, and ammunition seizures. The caption prints “11:00AM MST | 1:00PM EST.” The caption does not print a street address. The caption does not print a weight. The caption does not print a name. CBP’s link is the live URL. The watch-page title is “El Paso Press Conference – Drug Seizures and End of Year Successes | CBP” on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection channel. This page does not have a transcript. This item does not add a seizure number.

Source: CBP on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 7:31 a.m. Pacific) | CBP YouTube — El Paso press conference

BREAKING 10/23: DALLAS — CBP SAYS OFFICERS AT DFW INTERCEPTED 11 COUNTERFEIT RICHARD MILLE WATCHES FROM CHINA. THE LEAD SAYS $2.6 MILLION IF GENUINE. A PHOTO CAPTION ON THE SAME RELEASE SAYS $2.5 MILLION. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE FIGURES. NO ARREST. NO NAME. NO ILLEGAL ALIEN IN THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP release is dated Oct. 23, 2026. No clock time on the release. It says officers at DFW intercepted 11 counterfeit Richard Mille watches in a targeted enforcement operation focused on fake luxury goods from China. It says that had the items been genuine, the shipment would have had a combined manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $2.6 million. A photo caption on the same release says the 11 knockoff watches would have fetched $2.5 million had they been authentic. This page is not picking one figure. The release says the shipments were headed to various locations in the southeast United States. It says CBP’s Centers of Excellence and Expertise deemed the items inauthentic, and that they were seized for bearing counterfeit versions of registered and recorded trademarks.

CBP Area Port Director Jayson Ahern said: “The sale of fake goods often funds criminal organizations involved in money laundering, drug trafficking, and other illicit trade.” He said CBP officers are on the front lines every day guarding against defrauders, while protecting legitimate American businesses who are often harmed by these criminal organizations. Those are his words in this release. The release does not name a suspect. The release does not say anyone was arrested. The release does not say illegal alien. The release says “recently.” It does not print the interception dates. No YouTube video is on the release.

Source: CBP — counterfeit Richard Mille watches at DFW (Oct. 23, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: ICE ANSWERS A CBS POST ABOUT A SOUTH TEXAS CONSTRUCTION OWNER AND SAYS CBS REFUSED TO ASK ICE FOR COMMENT. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE NAME IS IN THE QUOTED CBS POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO ON THE ICE POST. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 6:32 a.m. Pacific. The caption says CBS refused to ask ICE for comment on the story. The caption says what is embarrassing is the media continuing to run cover for illegal aliens and smear ICE enforcement officers. The caption says ICE will continue enforcing the nation’s laws and removing illegal aliens who have no right to be in the country. The caption does not print Benny Melendez. The caption does not say fencing. The caption does not say South Texas. The caption does not say midterms.

The quoted CBS post names Benny Melendez, the owner of a small construction company in South Texas. It says he has been forced to install fencing at job sites to protect his workers from ICE. It quotes him: “It’s embarrassing for the land of the free, to have to do this.” It says he told @camiloreports. It says he is unable to find workers. It says he is a 2024 Trump voter and a 2020 Biden voter, and that he plans to vote for Democrats in the midterm elections. Those sentences are the CBS post. They are not ICE’s caption. A video is on the CBS post. It is not a YouTube video on the ICE post.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 6:32 a.m. Pacific) | CBS News on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 5:45 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: CBP SAYS IT EXPANDED ITS INVESTMENT IN NON-INTRUSIVE INSPECTION TECHNOLOGY IN FY26. NO DOLLAR FIGURE. NO PORT. NO SEIZURE WEIGHT. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 23, 2026. CBP.

CBP posted at 6:25 a.m. Pacific. The caption says that in FY26, CBP expanded its investment in non-intrusive inspection technology to enhance border security. The caption says that by deploying more advanced systems, CBP is strengthening its ability to detect threats, stop smuggling, and keep the nation safe. The caption does not print a dollar figure. The caption does not print a port. The caption does not print a seizure weight. A photo is on the post. No YouTube video is on the post.

Source: CBP on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 6:25 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: NEW YORK — ICE SAYS JUAN JOSE MORALES-COLINDRES WAS DEPORTED ON A JULY 2026 FINAL REMOVAL ORDER. SAME MAN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 9 ELEVEN-NAME POST. NOT A SECOND ARREST. TODAY’S CAPTION SAYS RAPE AND ASSAULT. THE OCT. 9 CARD SAYS ASSAULT IN THE THIRD DEGREE AND RAPE IN THE THIRD DEGREE. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE PHRASES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 7:10 p.m. Pacific on Oct. 22. A photo. Not a YouTube video. The caption calls Juan Jose Morales-Colindres a Guatemalan illegal alien. That is ICE’s label. The caption says convictions for rape and assault, and pending charges for statutory rape, child endangerment, and contempt of court. The caption says he was arrested and charged with rape in New York in June, and released from local custody before ICE could take enforcement action, despite prior violent-crime convictions. The caption says ICE later arrested him at large, and that he was deported based on his July 2026 final removal order. Charged is not a conviction. The caption does not name the court. The caption does not print the order. This page does not have the order.

The Oct. 9 item already on this page lists the same name, from Guatemala. That card says he was convicted of assault in the third degree, with intent to cause physical injury, and rape in the third degree. That card’s pending-charge wording is “rape 3rd degree-act in manner injure child less than 17,” criminal contempt in the second degree, and controlled-substance possession counts. Today’s caption says statutory rape, child endangerment, and contempt of court. This page is not merging the Oct. 9 card with today’s caption. The Oct. 9 item does not say deported. The deportation sentence is today’s caption.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 7:10 p.m. Pacific) | ICE on X — eleven arrests ICE says were in New York (Oct. 9, 2026, 3:33 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/23: FORT MYERS — ICE SAYS A HAITIAN NATIONAL MURDERED A MOTHER OF TWO BY STRIKING HER IN THE HEAD WITH A HAMMER. THE CAPTION SAYS ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE APRIL 7 DHS RELEASE NAMES ROLBERT JOACHIN. FOX NEWS SPELLS THE NAME JOACHIM. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THOSE SPELLINGS. ACCUSED IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO ON TODAY’S POST. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 23, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 5:25 a.m. Pacific. The caption says “FLASHBACK.” The caption says a mother of two was brutally murdered in Fort Myers, Florida, by a Haitian national who repeatedly struck her in the head with a hammer. The caption says this illegal alien entered the U.S. in 2022 under the Biden administration, was released, and later received Temporary Protected Status. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not say gas station. The caption does not say August. The caption does not say a final order of removal. The caption does not say the status expired. The caption does not say he was arrested. The caption does not say he was charged. “Illegal alien” in the caption is ICE’s wording. “Murdered” in the caption is ICE’s wording. The caption does not print a court judgment. No YouTube video is on the post.

DHS posted a Fox News link at 6:04 a.m. Pacific. That post does not add a sentence of its own. The link is the Fox story.

The written DHS release is dated April 7, 2026. It names Rolbert Joachin. It says Haitian illegal alien. It says he is accused of bludgeoning an innocent mother to death with a hammer, hitting her several times in the head, at a gas station in Florida. It says that on April 3, Fort Myers police responded to an emergency at a local gas station. It says surveillance footage showed that Joachin smashed the victim’s car windshield, approached her, and repeatedly hit her in the head with a hammer. It says the woman was reportedly a store clerk inside the gas station. It says police asked ICE for help and they located him on Mango Street in Fort Myers. It says he first entered the U.S. in August 2022 and was released under the Biden administration. It says a federal judge issued a final order of removal against him in 2022, and the Biden administration granted Temporary Protected Status which expired in 2024. It says ICE has lodged a detainer, and that he will be deported regardless of the outcome of this case. The release says accused. It does not say convicted. A detainer is not a conviction. The April release does not say mother of two. Today’s caption does. This page is not adding “two” to the April release.

Fox News Digital reported today that the White House is highlighting the killing before President Trump speaks at 2 p.m. at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Alico Arena in Fort Myers, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Fox does not print a time zone. Fox does not say the rally has already happened. White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis told Fox News Digital: “A few short months ago, an illegal alien barbarically killed a woman outside of a gas station in Fort Myers by hitting her on the head with a hammer multiple times.” She said he was released into the country by the Biden administration and then given Temporary Protected Status. Those sentences are today’s Fox story. They are not the April 7 quote. The April 7 release quotes Lauren Bis as Acting Assistant Secretary, in different words. This page is not merging the two quotes. Fox spells the name Rolbert Joachim. The April release spells Rolbert Joachin. This page is not treating those as one confirmed spelling. Fox says prosecutors later said they would seek the death penalty, according to local reporting. This page has not read that local reporting. This page is not adding a death-penalty filing from a page it did not read. This is not the North Fort Myers case already on this page.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 5:25 a.m. Pacific) | DHS on X (Oct. 23, 2026, 6:04 a.m. Pacific) | DHS — Haitian illegal alien kills a mother with a hammer in Fort Myers (April 7, 2026) | Fox News Digital (Oct. 23, 2026)

BREAKING 10/23: QUANTICO — POLICE SAY MIGUEL ALONSO MALDONADO SORIANO, 27, OF STAFFORD, WAS ARRESTED AFTER OFFICERS FOUND HIM DAMAGING THE IWO JIMA STATUE WITH A SLEDGEHAMMER. THE POLICE REPORT DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. FOX NEWS, QUOTE-POSTED BY ICE AND BY DHS, SAYS FEDERAL SOURCES CALL HIM A MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN AND A FORMER DACA RECIPIENT. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22-23, 2026. FOX NEWS.

The Prince William County Police Department daily report, as printed by Potomac Local, says that on October 21 at approximately 10:13 p.m., officers responded to the Iwo Jima statue in the area of Richmond Highway and Fuller Road in Quantico to investigate a destruction of property. It says arriving officers found a man, later identified as the accused, actively damaging the statue with a sledgehammer. It says officers detained him without incident. It says the damage included the removal of one depicted soldier’s head, plus other damage, and is estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. It says Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, 27, of Stafford, was arrested October 21 and charged with felony destruction of property, trespass with intent to damage property, and felony injury to a monument. It says the court date is pending and he is held without bond. The report does not say illegal alien. The report does not say Mexican. The report does not say DACA. The report does not print a time zone. A charge is not a conviction. Held without bond is not a conviction. The Fredericksburg Free Press, citing the same police news release, reports the same name, the same time, the same charges, and the same damage estimate.

Bill Melugin posted at 5:57 p.m. Pacific on Oct. 22. He wrote that multiple federal sources confirmed to Fox News that the suspect arrested for using a sledgehammer to behead a World War II Iwo Jima monument in Quantico, Virginia, is a Mexican illegal alien and a former DACA recipient whose legal status expired this year. He named Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano. He wrote that Soriano has been charged with felony destruction of property and trespass with intent to damage property. He wrote that, per those federal sources, Soriano illegally crossed into the U.S. in December 1999, was granted DACA by the Obama administration in 2014, had it extended for years, most recently by the Biden administration in 2024, and lost DACA status in August of this year when the Trump administration did not renew it. Melugin’s post says the attack was on Tuesday. The police report says October 21 at approximately 10:13 p.m. October 21, 2026, was a Wednesday. This page is not using Tuesday as the date. Melugin’s post does not list felony injury to a monument. The police report does. This page is not using the shorter charge list as the police list. “Illegal alien” and “former DACA recipient” are Melugin’s report of federal sources. They are not in the police report. This page has not read a charging document.

ICE quote-posted Melugin at 6:30 p.m. Pacific on Oct. 22. ICE’s own caption is a link. ICE’s caption does not print the name. ICE’s caption does not say illegal alien. ICE’s caption does not say DACA. A photo is on the ICE post. It is not a YouTube video. DHS quote-posted Melugin at 6:09 p.m. Pacific on Oct. 22. DHS’s own caption is a link. DHS’s caption does not print the name. DHS’s caption does not say illegal alien. A photo is on the DHS post. It is not a YouTube video.

The YouTube below is ABC News on the arrest. The public description says a Virginia man was arrested for allegedly using a sledgehammer to knock the head off a soldier depicted in the Iwo Jima memorial near the Marine Corps base, and that the damage is expected to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. The description does not print a name. The description does not say illegal alien. This page has not transcribed the video. It is not an ICE video. It is not a DHS video.

Source: Potomac Local, printing the Prince William County Police Department daily report (Oct. 22, 2026) | Fredericksburg Free Press, citing the police news release (Oct. 22, 2026) | Bill Melugin on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 5:57 p.m. Pacific) | DHS quote-post (Oct. 22, 2026, 6:09 p.m. Pacific) | ICE quote-post (Oct. 22, 2026, 6:30 p.m. Pacific) | ABC News YouTube (Oct. 22, 2026)

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ASKS THE SUPREME COURT TO LET BIG BEND BORDER WALL CONSTRUCTION RESUME, OCTOBER 21, 2026. CBS NEWS.

BREAKING 10/22: FLORIDA — HSI SAYS TAMPA TRACKED DOWN FIVE NONCITIZENS FOR ALLEGEDLY UNLAWFULLY VOTING IN U.S. ELECTIONS. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. FIVE IS NOT THE SIX IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA POSTS BELOW. AN ALLEGATION IS NOT A CONVICTION. A 30-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. HSI.

HSI posted at 4:08 p.m. Pacific. The caption says “MORE VOTER FRAUD ARRESTS!” The caption says HSI Tampa tracked down five noncitizens in Florida for allegedly unlawfully voting in U.S. elections. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not print an age. The caption does not print a city. The caption does not name a court. The caption does not say illegal alien. The caption says noncitizens. An allegation is not a conviction. The video on the post runs about 30 seconds. It is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed that video. This page is not matching the five in this caption to the six in the Middle District of Florida posts below. HSI did not say those are the same count. This is not Terrance Patrick Evans, already on this page. This is not the Sept. 29 Florida list of 16, already on this page.

Source: HSI on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 4:08 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: ICE NAMES BILLY AND JENNY. THE CAPTION SAYS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN DRIVING A COMMERCIAL TRUCK KILLED THE NEWLYWEDS. THE CAPTION SAYS HE ENTERED ILLEGALLY IN 2022, WAS RELEASED UNDER BIDEN, AND RECEIVED WORK AUTHORIZATION AND A NON-DOMICILED COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSE IN CALIFORNIA. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT HIS NAME. SAME CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A NEW TRANSFER. A WEDDING PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 4:02 p.m. Pacific. The caption says nearly one year ago, newlyweds Billy and Jenny were killed by an illegal alien driving a commercial truck. The caption says he entered the U.S. illegally in 2022, was released under Biden, and received work authorization and a non-domiciled commercial driver’s license in California. The caption says Billy and Jenny had been married just 16 days. The caption says their families, along with other Angel Families, were left with a loss that was preventable. The caption says “This is our why.” The caption does not print the driver’s name. The caption does not name a state, a highway, or a court. The caption does not say he was transferred back to state custody. A wedding photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video.

The Oct. 15 item already on this page is the written ICE release on Rajinder Kumar. That release did not name the two Americans. That release did not say 16 days. That release did not say work authorization. That release did not say a non-domiciled commercial driver’s license in California. That release did not say released under Biden. Today’s caption does not print the name Rajinder Kumar. This page is not using today’s caption as a second transfer or a new arrest. “Illegal alien” in today’s caption is ICE’s wording. The charges already described on the Oct. 15 item are not a conviction.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 4:02 p.m. Pacific) | ICE written release already on this page (Oct. 15, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: SACRAMENTO — USCIS SAYS KARLA MONTOYA, 45, GENERAL MANAGER OF VIVA SUPERMARKETS, WAS FOUND GUILTY IN A SCHEME TO HIRE UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS AND USE FALSE IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS. USCIS DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE IRS RELEASE DATES THE VERDICT OCT. 14 AFTER AN 11-DAY TRIAL. A VERDICT IS A CONVICTION. SHE HAS NOT BEEN SENTENCED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. USCIS.

The written USCIS release is dated Oct. 22. The USCIS page does not print a clock time. USCIS says it assisted the case that resulted in the conviction of Karla Montoya, 45, of Sacramento. USCIS says she was the general manager of the Sacramento-area grocery chain Viva Supermarkets. USCIS says she was found guilty for her role in a long-running scheme involving the hiring of undocumented workers, use of false immigration documents, and obstruction of two Department of Labor proceedings. USCIS says undocumented workers in that sentence and undocumented aliens in the next. USCIS does not say illegal alien. USCIS says the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of California made the announcement. No YouTube video.

USCIS says, according to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Montoya worked closely with Viva Supermarkets owner and former Sacramento City Councilmember Sean Loloee to hire undocumented aliens throughout the chain’s Sacramento-area stores. USCIS says she knowingly accepted fake Green Cards and Social Security cards during hiring for many employees, including her own false immigration documents. USCIS says she helped facilitate off-the-books payments and irregular pay practices, including depriving workers of overtime pay. USCIS says she joined Loloee in obstructing two Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division investigations, including hiding employees likely to provide unfavorable information and interfering with investigators on site. USCIS says the earlier investigation significantly understated the true amount of back wages owed. USCIS does not print that dollar amount. USCIS does not print how many workers.

USCIS says Shahriar “Sean” Loloee, 55, of Granite Bay, pleaded guilty on April 23, 2026, to one count of conspiracy to obstruct a Department of Labor investigation, one count of conspiracy to defraud the IRS, three counts of filing false tax returns, one count of wire fraud, and one count of money laundering. USCIS says co-defendants Mirwais Shams and Ahmad Shams pleaded guilty on Aug. 18, 2026, to filing false tax returns. USCIS says sentencing for those three is set for Nov. 19, 2026. A guilty plea is not the sentence.

USCIS says Montoya is scheduled to be sentenced by U.S. District Judge Troy L. Nunley on Jan. 7, 2027. USCIS says the maximum statutory penalty is five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for the count of conspiracy, up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for each count of possession of false immigration documents and of possession, acceptance and receipt of false immigration documents, and five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for obstruction of agency proceeding. USCIS says the court will set the sentence. USCIS does not say she has been sentenced. Those maximums are not a sentence.

The IRS Criminal Investigation page is dated Oct. 14. It says a federal jury that day, after an 11-day trial, returned a guilty verdict. “Today” in that release is Oct. 14. The USCIS release dated Oct. 22 does not print Oct. 14 and does not print 11 days. This page is not using the USCIS date as the verdict date. The IRS page says false Permanent Resident cards. The USCIS page says fake Green Cards. This page is not merging those phrases. The IRS page quotes U.S. Attorney Eric Grant, IRS Criminal Investigation San Francisco Field Office Acting Special Agent in Charge David Lowe, and HSI Northern California Special Agent in Charge Jeff Brannigan. Those quotes are the IRS page. They are not in the USCIS release. The IRS page says IRS Criminal Investigation and Homeland Security Investigations investigated, and names Assistant U.S. Attorneys Audrey B. Hemesath, Sam Stefanki, and Matthew Thuesen. The USCIS release does not print those names. The IRS page says the case was investigated with the Tax Recovery in the Underground Economy Task Force. The justice.gov announcement linked from the USCIS release did not return release text on this check. This page is not adding a count from a page it did not read.

Source: USCIS — grocery store manager convicted of immigration document fraud (Oct. 22, 2026) | IRS Criminal Investigation (Oct. 14, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: TAMPA — THE U.S. ATTORNEY FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA SAYS SIX ALIENS ARE CHARGED WITH FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE AND/OR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. THE POSTS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. SIX IS NOT THE FIVE IN THE LATER HSI CAPTION. PHOTOS ON THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE POSTS ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. Middle District of Florida.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida posted at 1:09 p.m. Pacific. The caption says six aliens were charged for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to vote and/or illegally voting in the 2022 and 2024 elections. The caption tags HSI Tampa and the Florida Department of State. The graphic on that post is dated October 22, 2026. The graphic repeats the charge description. The graphic does not print a name. The Justice Department posted the same headline at 2:06 p.m. Pacific and tagged that office and HSI. HSI reposted the Justice Department item at 2:09 p.m. Pacific. The Justice Department post has three photos. The photos do not print a name. They are not a YouTube video.

The posts say charged. A charge is not a conviction. The posts do not say illegal alien. They say aliens. The posts do not give ages, cities, or countries. The written release link on the posts did not return the release text on this check. This item does not add a name from a page it did not read. This page is not matching these six to the five noncitizens in the later HSI caption. HSI did not say the counts are the same. This is not Terrance Patrick Evans, already on this page. This is not Andrea Catanese, already on this page from the Oct. 5 list. This is not the Sept. 29 Florida list of 16, already on this page.

Source: U.S. Attorney, Middle District of Florida, on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 1:09 p.m. Pacific) | Justice Department on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 2:06 p.m. Pacific) | HSI repost (Oct. 22, 2026, 2:09 p.m. Pacific) | Justice Department release link on those posts (text not returned on this check)

BREAKING 10/22: CBP SAYS THE DE MINIMIS LOOPHOLE WAS CLOSED IN FISCAL YEAR 2026. THE CAPTION SAYS THAT ENDED THE FLOW OF MILLIONS OF UNINSPECTED PACKAGES TRAFFICKERS USED TO SMUGGLE FENTANYL PRECURSORS AND FINISHED PRODUCT. NO NEW PACKAGE TODAY. NO WEIGHT. NO NAME. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. CBP.

CBP posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. The caption says the de minimis loophole was closed in FY26. The caption says that ended the flow of millions of uninspected packages that traffickers used to smuggle fentanyl precursors and finished product into the country. The caption does not give a pound weight. The caption does not name a shipper, a port, or a person. The caption does not date the closure inside the fiscal year. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. No arrest is in the caption.

Source: CBP on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: AMADO — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS AT A CHECKPOINT FOUND FENTANYL AND COCAINE HIDDEN IN A VEHICLE FLOOR COMPARTMENT. HE SAYS THE DRIVER WAS ARRESTED AND FACES DRUG CHARGES. NO WEIGHT. NO VALUE. NO NAME. NO CITIZENSHIP. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. Border Patrol Chief.

Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. He said checkpoints are a second layer of defense that stop illicit contraband and people from reaching the interior. He said agents at a Border Patrol checkpoint in Amado, Arizona, discovered a load of fentanyl and cocaine hidden in the floor compartment of a vehicle. He said the driver was arrested and faces drug charges. He did not give a weight. He did not give a dollar value. He did not name the driver. He did not say illegal alien. He did not give the date of the stop. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. This post does not give a weight, so this page is not matching it to an earlier Amado load. No YouTube video.

Source: Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: SACRAMENTO — ICE SAYS A MAN WHO FALSELY CLAIMED ICE KIDNAPPED HIS WIFE IS CHARGED WITH MURDERING HER. ICE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE SHERIFF’S OCT. 16 RELEASE NAMES GURINDER GILL AND SAYS HE IS BOOKED ON A MURDER CHARGE. THAT CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. ICE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE SHERIFF RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THESE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A PHOTO ON THE ICE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 2:54 p.m. Pacific. The caption says a man falsely claimed ICE kidnapped his wife and is now charged with murdering her. The caption says she was the mother of their 8-month-old child. The caption says authorities discovered her burned and buried remains. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not name a county. The caption does not say illegal alien. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video.

The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office release is dated Oct. 16. It says Jasmine Gill was last seen at her Sacramento residence on Sept. 30, 2026. It says her cousin reported her missing on Oct. 4. It says her husband, Gurinder Gill, claimed ICE agents had taken her into custody while she was checking the mail. It says detectives contacted ICE, which confirmed that no enforcement activity had occurred at the residence. It says detectives identified several inconsistencies in his statements. It says the two were in a divorce and a child custody dispute. It says burned human remains were discovered in El Dorado County on Oct. 1 and were later confirmed to be Jasmine Gill. It says homicide detectives obtained a murder warrant, arrested him on Wednesday, Oct. 14, searched two residences associated with him, and booked him into the Sacramento County Main Jail on murder charges. It says he is ineligible for bail. The sheriff release says burned human remains. It does not say buried. It does not mention a child. It does not print an age. It does not say illegal alien. A murder charge is not a conviction. The Sacramento Bee reported he is Gurinder Singh Gill, 28, and that Jasmine Gill was 30. Those ages are not in the sheriff release. This page has not read the complaint.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 2:54 p.m. Pacific) | Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office (Oct. 16, 2026) | Sacramento Bee

BREAKING 10/22: SPRINGFIELD — USCIS SAYS HANLIE VENTER, 67, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM SOUTH AFRICA, IS CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL VOTING IN THE NOVEMBER 2024 FEDERAL ELECTION. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. USCIS DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. SHE IS NOT HESTER SOPHIA WEIHMANN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. USCIS.

The written USCIS release is dated Oct. 22. It says Venter was born in South Africa, moved to the United States in 2020, and was granted lawful permanent resident status in 2021. It says she registered to vote in September 2024 and voted in the November 2024 federal election at a polling place in McDonald County, Missouri. It says lawful permanent residents are not allowed to vote in federal elections and are not allowed to vote in Missouri state or local elections. It says the charge is one count of unlawful voting. It says the charge in the criminal complaint is an accusation and not evidence of guilt. It says she faces up to one year in prison and a fine of $100,000. It says the maximum is set by Congress and the court will set any sentence. It says Homeland Security Investigations investigated and USCIS assisted. It does not say illegal alien. It does not give an arrest date. It does not name a judge. No YouTube video. She is not Hester Sophia Weihmann, the South African name already on this page from the Minnesota voter-fraud list.

Source: USCIS — alien from South Africa charged with unlawful voting (Oct. 22, 2026) | U.S. Attorney, Western District of Missouri, linked from the USCIS release

BREAKING 10/22: IDAHO — USCIS SAYS TWO CANADIAN ALIENS ARE CHARGED WITH UNLAWFULLY VOTING IN THE 2022 GENERAL ELECTION. THE NAMES ARE TARALYNN KATHLEEN BOSCO, 48, OF REXBURG, AND STANLEY RICHARD WALTON, 82, OF CHUBBUCK. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. USCIS DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THESE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. USCIS.

The written USCIS release is dated Oct. 22. It says USCIS assisted an investigation that resulted in charges against two Canadian aliens residing in eastern Idaho. It says the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho made the announcement. It says, according to court records, Bosco is alleged to have voted in the 2022 general election even though she was not a U.S. citizen. It says, in a separate case, Walton is alleged to have voted in that election even though he was not a U.S. citizen. It says if convicted of illegal voting by aliens, each faces a fine up to $100,000 and up to one year in prison. It says charges are allegations and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. It does not say illegal alien. It does not say lawful permanent resident. It does not give a filing date. It does not give a court date. No YouTube video.

Source: USCIS — aliens in Idaho charged for illegal voting (Oct. 22, 2026) | U.S. Attorney, District of Idaho, linked from the USCIS release

BREAKING 10/21: SONOITA — TUCSON SECTOR SAYS AGENTS STOPPED A VEHICLE ON STATE ROUTE 82 AND FOUND FOUR PEOPLE ILLEGALLY PRESENT, INCLUDING ONE IN THE TRUNK. THE DRIVER IS A BORDER CROSSING CARD HOLDER AND WAS REFERRED FOR PROSECUTION. NO NAMES. A REFERRAL IS NOT A CONVICTION. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. Tucson Sector.

Tucson Sector posted at 6:00 p.m. Pacific on Oct. 21. The post says Border Patrol agents in Sonoita apprehended five individuals after a vehicle stop on Arizona State Route 82. It says the four passengers were illegally present, including one person found in the trunk. It says that person reported being placed in the trunk near Nogales, Arizona, with limited water, no means of exit, and fear for his safety. It says the driver is a Border Crossing Card holder, was referred for prosecution, and the vehicle was seized under Tucson Sector guidelines. It calls the case a human smuggler endangering lives for profit. It does not name any of the five. It does not give ages. It does not give the passengers’ nationalities. It does not date the stop. It does not call the driver an illegal alien. A referral for prosecution is not a conviction. The line about summer heat in an enclosed vehicle is a general warning in the caption. It is not a date for this stop. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. This driver is not the unnamed driver in the earlier item whose Border Crossing Card was revoked.

Source: Tucson Sector on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: BOSTON — DHS SAYS THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE APPREHENDED JENNIFER GONZALEZ YESTERDAY IN THE MASSACHUSETTS MARRIAGE-FRAUD CASE. SAME CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. THE WRITTEN JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE AND THE PRESS-CONFERENCE YOUTUBE WERE NOT ON THIS PAGE. DHS ADDS HOUSING AND UNEMPLOYMENT FRAUD IN A CAPTION. THE CHARGE LIST DOES NOT. OCTOBER 22, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 1:33 p.m. Pacific. The caption says the Homeland Security Task Force apprehended Jennifer Gonzalez yesterday. Yesterday is Oct. 21. The Oct. 21 item already on this page says the press conference was Wednesday morning and that five of the six people were in federal custody. DHS spells the name Gonzalez. The Justice Department post already on this page spelled it Gonzales. NBC Boston spelled it Gonzalez. The written Justice Department release, dated Oct. 21, spells it Jennifer Gonzalez, 43, of Fall River. A charge is not a conviction.

DHS says the scheme grossed at least $6 million over ten years and that she arranged at least 18 sham marriages for people seeking U.S. citizenship. Those are the words in today’s caption. They are not the count already on this page. The written release says the operation averages about 18 to 20 illegal marriages a year and typically charges $38,000 to $40,000 each, and that she earned hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for at least 10 years. Foley’s post, already on this page, said 18 to 20 sham marriages a year and a low-end total of $6 million. “At least 18” is not “18 to 20 a year.” This page is not using the shorter caption as a new total.

DHS says she also committed SNAP, housing, and unemployment fraud, and used the profits to invest in the Dominican Republic. Housing fraud and unemployment fraud are not in the Oct. 21 item. They are not in the written charge list. The written release does not use those two phrases. It says the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s inspector general and the Department of Labor’s inspector general assisted. Assistance is not a charge. The charges are conspiracy to harbor illegal aliens, harboring illegal aliens, conspiracy to commit marriage fraud, and marriage fraud. The release says each harboring count carries up to 10 years, and each marriage-fraud count carries up to 5 years. It says the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

The written release says Gonzalez allegedly uses the proceeds to buy businesses and real estate in the Dominican Republic, and that on recordings she called the Dominican Republic “her country.” That line is not in the Oct. 21 item. The release says defendants lied on Massachusetts SNAP applications by claiming they had never been married while filing immigration petitions for sham spouses. It says Gonzalez spent over $120,000 in SNAP benefits. The Oct. 21 item already has NBC’s figure of about $124,500 between 2019 and 2026. The written release does not print $124,500. This page is not merging the two figures.

The written release names six people, all charged with the same four offenses. Jennifer Gonzalez, 43, Fall River. Erica Daniels, 29, Fall River. Chreise Alejandro, 39, Fall River. NBC Boston spelled that name Cherice. Amara Pugh, 31, Fall River. The release says Pugh worked as the secretary. Jessica Tavares, 31, Attleboro. NBC said Fall River. Jaylin Hill, 26, Fall River. The release says Gonzalez, Daniels, Alejandro, Pugh, and Tavares were arrested Wednesday morning. It says Hill is serving a state prison sentence for a firearms offense. This page has not read the complaint. The release says the charging document is allegations.

The written release quotes recordings it says are between Gonzalez and a cooperating witness. “Massachusetts is the best place for you to be. That is a fact.” “You get health insurance. Um, you get a lot of help as an immigrant here.” She said the state is a sanctuary and that Trump does not like this state because the state defends them. She tied stricter immigration proceedings to Trump becoming president. Those quotes are the written release. They are not a conviction. DHS’s post has a video of about 49 seconds. It is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This page has not transcribed that video. The YouTube below is the U.S. Attorney’s press conference. The Oct. 21 item said no YouTube of that conference was on this page. This is that video. It is not a second case.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 1:33 p.m. Pacific) | Justice Department — six charged in a large-scale marriage fraud ring (Oct. 21, 2026) | USAO District of Massachusetts YouTube (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: LONG BEACH — ICE POSTS A 15-SECOND VIDEO AND SAYS THE INDIVIDUAL IS SHOWN TACKLING A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. ICE DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. ICE DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN IN THIS CAPTION. THIS IS THE SAME OCT. 17 INCIDENT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO NEW ARREST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

The post went up at 12:16 p.m. Pacific. ICE quote-posted Rep. Pramila Jayapal’s Oct. 19 post. Jayapal called the person a U.S. citizen and said ICE assaulted and injured that person in Long Beach. ICE’s caption says sanctuary politicians have spent days screaming obscenities at officers for their arrest of this individual, and that the video shows the individual tackling a law enforcement officer. ICE does not name the officer. ICE does not name the individual. The Oct. 20 item already on this page says ICE and DHS did not name the person, and that the mayor and CNN name Ricardo Gonzalez and say he told officials he is a U.S. citizen. This post does not add a charging document, a medical record, or a court finding. A tackle described in a caption is not a conviction. The 15-second video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. This is not a second Long Beach arrest.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 12:16 p.m. Pacific) | Jayapal on X (Oct. 19, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: ICE POSTS THREE NAMES IT SAYS WERE DEPORTED OR ARRESTED. ALL THREE ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A SECOND ARREST. NOT A SECOND DEPORTATION. NO NEW COURT. A PHOTO ON THE LEAD POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

The thread went up at 12:11 p.m. Pacific. The lead caption says “Ah yes, small joys that make America safer…” ICE said it deported Victor Manuel Cervantes-Santillanes after Nevada honored an immigration detainer and transferred him into ICE custody. ICE said he had served time for second-degree murder with a deadly weapon, attempted murder with a deadly weapon, and discharging a firearm into a vehicle. That name is already on this page. ICE said ERO New Orleans arrested Alberto Ramirez-Diaz, 39, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, on Sept. 1 after the Tennessee Department of Corrections released him following a conviction for second-degree child rape. That arrest, and a Sept. 7 removal, are already on this page. Today’s post does not repeat the Sept. 7 removal. ICE said it deported Na Xin Wu, an illegal alien from China, convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. That name is already on this page. ICE did not give an age for Cervantes-Santillanes or for Na Xin Wu. ICE did not name a court. No YouTube video.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 12:11 p.m. Pacific) | Cervantes-Santillanes | Ramirez-Diaz | Na Xin Wu

BREAKING 10/22: TUCSON — CBP’S WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS TUCSON SECTOR ILLEGAL CROSSINGS FELL FROM MORE THAN 460,000 IN FISCAL YEAR 2024 TO ABOUT 16,000 IN FISCAL YEAR 2026. CBP CALLS THAT A 96 PERCENT REDUCTION. THE RELEASE SAYS ARIZONA PORTS OF ENTRY SEIZED MORE THAN 15,000 POUNDS OF NARCOTICS AND OVER 30 PERCENT OF CBP’S NATIONWIDE FENTANYL. THE WEDNESDAY BRIEFING VIDEO IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW YOUTUBE URL. OCTOBER 22, 2026. CBP.

The written release is dated Oct. 22. It describes the press conference held Wednesday at Tucson Sector headquarters. That briefing video is already embedded on this page. This item is the written count. Acting Deputy Chief Patrol Agent Stephen Cristinzio said illegal border crossings in Tucson Sector fell from more than 460,000 in FY 2024 to about 16,000 in FY 2026, a 96 percent reduction. The release does not print the arithmetic. He said that in the past 17 months there have been no releases of illegal aliens into the interior of the country. The 17-month zero-release line is already on this page from the border-wall visit. This release does not add a new national count. Tucson Field Office Director Roque Caza said Arizona ports of entry intercepted more than 15,000 pounds of illicit narcotics in FY 2026, including fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, and marijuana. He said Arizona ports accounted for over 30 percent of all fentanyl seized by CBP nationwide in FY 2026. He said the Tucson Field Office increased outbound ammunition interdictions destined for cartels in Mexico by more than 400 percent. He said cartels are increasingly smuggling fentanyl in powder form. CBP Air and Marine Operations Tucson Deputy Director Greg Tolley said the Tucson Air Branch seized 488 pounds of fentanyl and 283 pounds of cocaine in FY 2026 and led the nation in AMO fentanyl seizures. The release does not name a person arrested. The release links the same CBP YouTube briefing already embedded on this page. This is not a second video.

Source: CBP — end-of-year border security successes in Tucson (Oct. 22, 2026) | CBP YouTube, Tucson briefing, already embedded on this page

BREAKING 10/22: DHS SAYS ICE YESTERDAY ARRESTED FIVE PEOPLE IT CALLS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING A TUCSON CONVICTION FOR CONSPIRACY TO TRANSPORT ILLEGAL ALIENS AND FIVE CONVICTIONS FOR ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION WRITTEN ON EVERY NAME. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 22. DHS posted the same five names on X at 11:59 a.m. Pacific. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. DHS said the arrests were yesterday. That is Oct. 21. DHS did not give a clock time for any arrest. DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name a court or a docket. An arrest is not a new conviction. DHS said each person was convicted of the crime it lists. Illegal alien on these five names is DHS’s label.

Jose Esteban Nunez-Ortega, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for conspiracy to transport illegal aliens and five convictions for illegal re-entry in Tucson, Arizona. Aldo Casares, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for trafficking in amphetamines in Auburndale, Florida. Ivan Padilla-Carrillo, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for drug trafficking in Yreka, California. Juan Jose Jurado-Gonzalez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for possession with intent to distribute more than 5 kilograms of cocaine in Richmond, Virginia. Abdul Lopez-Lujan, a criminal illegal alien from Panama. DHS said a conviction for robbery in Brooklyn, New York.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said that every day the patriots of ICE are going after criminal illegal aliens, and that yesterday ICE arrested alien traffickers, drug traffickers, robbers, and other public safety threats. The written release leads with conspiracy to transport illegal aliens, trafficking in amphetamines, and robbery. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every name. Nunez-Ortega’s line is alien transport and illegal re-entry. Casares’s line is amphetamine trafficking. Padilla-Carrillo’s line is drug trafficking. Jurado-Gonzalez’s line is cocaine possession with intent to distribute. Lopez-Lujan’s line is robbery. The DHS caption on X says human smugglers, drug dealers, and thieves, and says these are some of the illegal aliens ICE arrested yesterday. That caption is the lead. It is not a conviction written on every name. This is not the Oct. 21 five-name list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 20 five-name list already on this page. No YouTube video with the release.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: alien traffickers, drug traffickers, and robbers (Oct. 22, 2026) | DHS on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 11:59 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS SAYS MORE THAN 2,200 KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORISTS WERE IDENTIFIED IN FISCAL YEAR 2026 AND MORE THAN 2,000 WERE REMOVED. DHS QUOTE-POSTED THE ITEM AND SAID “HUNT CARTELS. SAVE AMERICA.” THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT REPEAT THE NUMBERS. NO NAME. NO NEW ARREST TODAY. PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 2,236 ARREST LINE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 9 COUNT OF MORE THAN 2,150 ARRESTS AND 2,015 REMOVALS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. CBP AMO.

CBP Air and Marine Operations posted at 9:22 a.m. Pacific. The caption says the numbers are for border security in fiscal year 2026. The caption says more than 2,200 known or suspected terrorists have been identified, with more than 2,000 removed from the United States. The caption says identified. It does not say arrested. The caption does not say whether the people removed are the same people as the identified count. The caption does not give a start date inside the fiscal year. The caption does not name a person. Three photos are on the post. Not a YouTube video. No written cbp.gov or dhs.gov release with this sentence was on the newsroom lists checked for this item.

DHS quote-posted the item at 11:24 a.m. Pacific. The only words in the DHS caption are “Hunt Cartels. Save America.” DHS did not add a number. This page is not matching the “more than 2,200” line to the 2,236 arrest figure already on this page, or to the Sept. 9 figure of more than 2,150 arrests and 2,015 removals already on this page. CBP AMO did not say those are the same counts.

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 9:22 a.m. Pacific) | DHS on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 11:24 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: TROY — ICE QUOTE-POSTS AN ITEM ABOUT A MAN THE QUOTED POST CALLS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN ACCUSED OF RAPE. ICE’S OWN CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. ICE’S CAPTION DOES NOT SAY IT LODGED A DETAINER. LOCAL POLICE REPORTING NAMES KOVY CARRILLO-FLORES, 25, OF GUATEMALA, AND SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH FOUR COUNTS OF THIRD-DEGREE RAPE. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 11:16 a.m. Pacific. The only words in the ICE caption are “Radical sanctuary politicians are choosing to protect rapists over Americans.” The quoted post names Kovy Carrillo-Flores and says he is an illegal alien from Guatemala. The quoted post says he allegedly raped a 16-year-old girl and bit police officers when they tried to arrest him. The quoted post says Democrats are refusing to hand him over to ICE. Those lines are the quoted post. They are not sentences in the ICE caption. A photo is on the quoted post. It is not a YouTube video.

WRGB reported on Oct. 20 that Troy police said Manchester, Vermont, detectives contacted them on Oct. 13 with information that 25-year-old Kovy Carrillo-Flores, from Guatemala, had engaged in sexual contact with a 16-year-old girl in Troy. WRGB said police determined the two were familiar with each other and that police said the girl could not consent because of her age. WRGB said that on Oct. 19 detectives saw him on Fifth Avenue near 116th Street, that police said he fought officers and bit one detective, and that a second detective sustained a wrist injury. WRGB said he is charged with four counts of third-degree rape and was scheduled to be arraigned in Troy City Court on Oct. 20. WNYT spelled the name Kovy B. Carrillo-Flores and reported the same four counts. The WRGB story and the WNYT story, as read for this item, do not say illegal alien. They do not say ICE lodged a detainer. No written ice.gov release with this name was on the newsroom list checked for this item.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 11:16 a.m. Pacific) | Libs of TikTok on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 10:00 a.m. Pacific) | WRGB (Oct. 20, 2026) | WNYT (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: IOWA — DHS NOW PRINTS THE FIVE NAMES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE DAILY SIGNAL STORY ICE QUOTE-POSTED THIS MORNING. SAME FIVE. NOT A SECOND SET OF ARRESTS. DHS SPELLS THE CUBAN NATIONAL PINO-BECQUER. THE EARLIER ITEM NOTED TWO SPELLINGS IN THE DAILY SIGNAL STORY. NO AGES. NO COURTS. PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 11:13 a.m. Pacific. The caption says the men and women of ICE are working across the country America Safe Again. The caption says that because of four years of open borders, no state escaped the negative impacts of mass migration. The caption says illegal aliens have engaged in assaults, sexual exploitation, and drunk driving. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every name. The caption says these are a few of the worst offenders apprehended in Iowa this month. No written dhs.gov release with these five names was on the press-release list checked for this item. Still photos. Not a YouTube video.

Amilcar Perz-Morfin. DHS spells it Perz. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE on Oct. 16, with a conviction for sexual exploitation of a minor – prostitution. DHS said Border Patrol arrested him in November 2009, he was granted a voluntary departure in May 2010, and he then illegally re-entered at an unknown date and location. Sidney Pino-Becquer. DHS uses that spelling in the post. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Cuba, arrested on Oct. 1, with convictions for child endangerment and assault causing serious injury – without intent, and child endangerment – torture or cruelty, and an arrest for battery. The battery line is an arrest in the post. DHS said he entered through Arizona in October 2021, Border Patrol arrested him, and the Biden administration released him. Axel Sanchez Torres. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE on Oct. 1, with convictions for domestic abuse – assault causing injury or mental illness, a felony controlled-substance violation, and driving while intoxicated. DHS said he entered at an unknown date and location. Cristian Sneider Garcia-Salas. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Colombia, arrested by ICE on Oct. 7, with convictions for assault, public intoxication, and possession of a controlled substance. DHS said he entered through Arizona in October 2021 and was released under the Biden administration. Jefri Cap Villagran. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Guatemala, arrested by ICE on Oct. 15, with convictions for operating a motor vehicle to avoid arrest, assault by a confined person, and eluding while exceeding the speed limit by 25 miles per hour or more. DHS lists arrests, not convictions, for possession of a dangerous weapon, operating while under the influence, eluding, criminal mischief, and interfering with official acts. DHS said an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Sept. 5, 2012, he was deported in September 2012, and he then illegally re-entered. DHS called that re-entry a felony. The earlier item on this page said the re-entry line was according to the White House. DHS states the re-entry in its own post.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 11:13 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: ICE PUBLISHES A WRITTEN RELEASE ON THE SNAP FRAUD OPERATION AND POSTS A 66-SECOND VIDEO. THE RELEASE NAMES FOUR HAITIAN NATIONALS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. IT DOES NOT NAME ELIZABETH POVEA RODRIGUEZ. SAME OPERATION. NOT A SECOND CRACKDOWN. NO NEW COUNT. NO NEW COURT. A STILL SET ON THE RELEASE. THE VIDEO IS ON X. IT IS NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted the video at 10:59 a.m. Pacific. The caption says the days of Americans being ripped off are over. The caption says that as part of the White House Fraud Task Force, ICE is cracking down on SNAP fraud committed by illegal aliens who have exploited taxpayer-funded programs. The caption does not print a name. The caption does not print a dollar amount. The video runs 66 seconds. It is on X. It is not a YouTube video.

The written ICE release is dated Oct. 22. The dateline is Washington. ICE said it has launched a nationwide operation targeting illegal aliens who have been fraudulently collecting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. ICE said the first handful of arrests includes four Haitian illegal aliens: Rubstony Junior Theodore, whose prior arrests include larceny, obstruction of officers, and trespassing; Wilbert Jean Baptiste; Louis Jean; and Jhensly Charles. ICE said those arrests are the first wave. ICE said every one of them entered unlawfully, and in some cases while carrying criminal records. Those four names are already on this page from the Oct. 21 DHS release and the Oct. 21 ICE thread. Arrests are not convictions. The larceny, obstruction, and trespassing lines are arrests in this release. The release does not write a SNAP-fraud conviction on any name. The release does not name Elizabeth Povea Rodriguez. She is the fifth name on the Oct. 21 DHS release already on this page. Secretary Markwayne Mullin repeated the line already on this page: the people already arrested and deported are a drop in the bucket. The release prints one paragraph twice. No age. No city. No court.

Source: ICE — nationwide SNAP operation (Oct. 22, 2026) | ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 10:59 a.m. Pacific) | DHS — same operation, five names (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: LOS ANGELES — HSI SAYS LOS ANGELES IS MAKING ARRESTS IN ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUD UNDER OPERATION PROTECT THE VOTE. TODAY’S POSTS DO NOT PRINT A NAME. THEY DO NOT PRINT A NEW COUNT. THEY DO NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT’S OCTOBER 19 CHARGING RELEASE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT RELEASE SAYS 28 LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS. IT SAYS 11 OF THEM WERE ARRESTED THAT DAY. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. AN 18-SECOND VIDEO IS ON X. THE YOUTUBE VIDEO IS THE OCTOBER 19 ANNOUNCEMENT. OCTOBER 22, 2026. HSI LOS ANGELES.

HSI headquarters posted at 9:15 a.m. Pacific. The caption says Operation Protect the Vote. The caption says HSI Los Angeles is cracking down on alleged election fraud to protect lawful voters. HSI Los Angeles posted at 10:01 a.m. Pacific. That caption says HSI Los Angeles is making arrests in connection with alleged election fraud. Neither caption prints a name. Neither caption prints a number. Neither caption says illegal alien. Neither caption says lawful permanent resident. An arrest is not a conviction. The headquarters post carries an 18-second video on X. It is not a YouTube video.

The written Justice Department release is dated Oct. 19. It is not already on this page. The department said federal law enforcement in California that day arrested 11 foreign nationals who are among 28 charged in criminal complaints. The department said the 28 are lawful permanent residents, green-card holders, with legal immigration status, and that they are not U.S. citizens and are not permitted to vote in U.S. elections. The department did not call them illegal aliens. The department said the charges include making false statements in a naturalization application, and that some defendants are also charged with fraudulent voter registration. The department said both of those charges are felonies with a maximum of five years. The department said the defendants arrested that day were expected to make initial appearances that afternoon and that no pleas would be taken that day. The release does not say which 11 of the 28 were the people arrested on Oct. 19. Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter said each of the 28 appears on a list of more than 20,000 likely noncitizen registrants given to California. That 20,000 figure is his statement about the list. It is not a count of people charged in this release. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said California is mailing ballots to noncitizens. A complaint is an accusation. The release says the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Central District of California. The release says these defendants face felony charges, including false statements in a naturalization application. Omar Alexander Muñoz, 72, a Belizean national living in Commerce. The release says he fraudulently registered in September 2019, voted in 2020, twice in 2022, and in 2024, and lied on a naturalization application. Amandeep Kaur, 30, an Indian national living in Rancho Palos Verdes. The release says she registered in December 2022 and voted in the November 2024 election. Ana Domínguez, 60, a Salvadoran national living in Long Beach. The release says she registered in July 2006 and lied in naturalization paperwork in March 2026. Axel Giovani Prera García, 46, a Guatemalan national in Pico Rivera. The release says he registered in 2002 and 2005 and lied in naturalization paperwork in June 2025. Flavio Alejandro Zúñiga, 43, a Mexican national in La Puente. The release says he registered in 2003 and lied in naturalization paperwork in February 2026. Butleng Taing, 43, a Cambodian national in Long Beach. The release says he registered in July 2021, voted in 2022 and 2024, and lied on naturalization paperwork in August 2025. Carlos Antonio Galeas, 54, a Honduran national in West Covina. The release says he registered in 2012 and 2016 and lied in naturalization paperwork in September 2018. Ernest Gutiérrez Ruvalcaba, 57, a Mexican national in Wilmington. The release says he registered in February 2024 and voted one month later. Jesús Narez-Madrigal, 52, a Mexican national in Carson. The release says he registered in 2014, voted in the 2024 general election, and lied in naturalization paperwork in June 2024. José Antonio Bañuelos-Díaz, 42, a Mexican national in West Adams. The release says he registered in 2007 and lied on naturalization paperwork in March 2025. Muhammad Khan, 50, a Pakistani national in Anaheim. The release says he submitted a provisional ballot in 2020 and lied on naturalization paperwork five years later. Rouzbeh Seyamaknejad, 63, a Canadian national in Rancho Palos Verdes. The release says he registered in December 2018, lied in a naturalization application in January 2024, and voted in November 2024. Sulema de León, 35, a Mexican national in Long Beach. The release says she registered in 2013, lied on a naturalization application in 2019, and voted in the November 2020 general election.

Eastern District of California. The release says these defendants are charged with voting by an alien in a federal election, a misdemeanor with a maximum of one year. Maricela Nazarín González, 43, a Mexican national in Clovis. The release says she registered in 2020 and voted in 2022, twice in 2024, and in 2025. Rony de Jesús Sicaja, 38, a Guatemalan national in Fresno. The release says he registered in 2017 and voted in the June 2022 primary and the November 2024 general election. Camino Giles Jiménez, 51, a Mexican national in Kerman. The release says he knowingly voted in three U.S. elections, the most recent the June 2026 primary, and the release uses “he.” Juan Antonio Rivas García, 46, a Mexican national in Sacramento. The release says he registered in 2018 and 2020 and voted in the 2022 and 2024 elections. Giezell Viduya Adawag, 41, a Philippines national in Vacaville. The release says she registered the day of the November 2024 general election and voted that day. Kamlesh Navnitlal Shah, 67, an Indian national in Sacramento. The release says he registered on the day of the November 2024 general election and voted that day, and that he is charged via information.

Northern District of California. The release says these defendants are charged with attempted procurement of naturalization contrary to law, a false statement under oath in a matter relating to naturalization or citizenship, and voting by an alien. Verónica Bullene, 43, also called Verónica Hernández Martínez, a Mexican national in Petaluma. The release says she registered in 2022 and 2023 and voted in 2024. David Shapiro, 41, a Georgian national in San Jose. The release says Georgian national. It does not say the U.S. state of Georgia. The release says he registered in 2024 and later voted. Moe Thida Lwin, 57, a Myanmar national in Daly City. The release says she registered in 2024. The printed sentence says she then proceeded to illegally vote in a U.S. citizen. Maribel del Carmen Garcés Barriga, 62, an Ecuadoran national in San Francisco. The release says she registered in 2024 and voted. Manakotau Mataele Finau, 61, a Tongan national in Hayward. The release says he fraudulently registered to vote in the 2024 election and then lied about it in naturalization paperwork. The printed line says “then vote.”

Southern District of California. The release says these defendants are charged with a false claim to citizenship to vote, unlawful attempted procurement of naturalization, and a false statement under oath in a matter relating to naturalization or citizenship. José Probitsado Amaro, 51, a citizen of the Philippines in National City. Jennifer Jung, 31, a Canadian national in San Diego. Erick Ronaldo Soto Mendizábal, 64, a citizen of Guatemala, a former Oceanside resident now living in Moreno Valley. Pamele Arbués Line, 56, a citizen of the Philippines in Escondido. The release spells the first name Pamele. The release says each of the four registered by falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen, cast a ballot in the November 2024 general election, and made false statements in the naturalization process denying that claim. These 28 names are not already on this page. This is not the Syracuse arrest already on this page. That post names no one and says German national. This release does not print a German name.

Source: HSI Los Angeles on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 10:01 a.m. Pacific) | HSI on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 9:15 a.m. Pacific) | Justice Department — 28 foreign nationals charged in California (Oct. 19, 2026) | USAO Central District of California YouTube

BREAKING 10/22: IOWA — ICE QUOTE-POSTS A DAILY SIGNAL STORY THE WHITE HOUSE RAPID RESPONSE ACCOUNT LINKED. THE HEADLINE SAYS FIVE CRIMINAL ALIENS WERE ARRESTED IN IOWA. ICE’S OWN CAPTION IS “MAKING IOWA SAFE AGAIN!” ICE DOES NOT PRINT THE FIVE NAMES. THE NAMES AND THE CONVICTIONS ARE THE DAILY SIGNAL’S ACCOUNT OF WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE HIGHLIGHTED. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

The White House rapid-response account posted the link at 9:35 a.m. Pacific. ICE quote-posted it at 9:46 a.m. Pacific. The only words in the ICE caption are “MAKING IOWA SAFE AGAIN!” No written ice.gov or dhs.gov release with these five names was on the newsroom lists checked for this item. The Daily Signal story is dated Oct. 22. It says the White House is highlighting the arrests ahead of a Trump rally in Sioux City Thursday night. The headline says the arrests were in Iowa. The five writeups say ICE or immigration enforcement arrested each person on a date. Those writeups do not repeat a city. The story does not print an age. The story does not name a court. Illegal alien on these five names is the story’s label for what it says the White House highlighted. A conviction in this item is the story’s account. It is not a judgment this page read.

Amilcar Perz-Morfin. The story spells it Perz, not Perez. The story says he is an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE on Oct. 16, with a conviction for sexual exploitation of a minor — prostitution. The story says Border Patrol arrested him in November 2009, he was granted a voluntary departure in May 2010, and he later illegally reentered. The story does not give the reentry date. Sidney Pino-Becquer. The numbered heading spells it Pino-Becquer. The next sentence spells it Pino-Becque. The story says he is an illegal alien from Cuba, arrested on Oct. 1, with convictions for child endangerment and assault causing serious injury — without intent, and child endangerment — torture or cruelty, and an arrest for battery. The battery line is an arrest in the story. The story says he entered through Arizona in October 2021, Border Patrol arrested him, and the Biden administration released him, according to the White House. Axel Sanchez Torres. The story says he is an illegal alien from Mexico, arrested by ICE on Oct. 1, with convictions for domestic abuse — assault causing injury or mental illness, a felony controlled-substance violation, and driving while intoxicated. The story says he entered at an unknown date and location. Cristian Sneider Garcia-Salas. The story says he is an illegal alien from Colombia, arrested by ICE on Oct. 7, with convictions for assault, public intoxication, and possession of a controlled substance. The story says he entered through Arizona in October 2021 and was released under the Biden administration, according to the White House. Jefri Cap Villagran. The story says he is an illegal alien from Guatemala, arrested by ICE on Oct. 15, with convictions for operating a motor vehicle to avoid arrest, assault by a confined person, and eluding while exceeding the speed limit by 25 miles per hour or more. The story lists arrests, not convictions, for possession of a dangerous weapon, operating while under the influence, eluding, criminal mischief, and interfering with official acts. The story says an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Sept. 5, 2012, he was deported in September 2012, and, according to the White House, he then illegally reentered. No photo on the ICE caption. The story’s image is a composite. It is not a YouTube video.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 9:46 a.m. Pacific) | White House rapid response on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 9:35 a.m. Pacific) | Daily Signal (Oct. 22, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: WALLKILL — ICE SAYS IT DEPORTED ALEJANDRO MARTINEZ MARTINEZ, A MEXICAN NATIONAL, AFTER A JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED. THE HEADLINE SAYS HE WAS TWICE CONVICTED OF DUI IN NEW YORK AND THAT SEX-ABUSE CHARGES WERE PENDING. THE CAPTION SAYS WALLKILL CHARGED HIM WITH FIRST-DEGREE SEXUAL ABUSE AND FORCIBLE TOUCHING. THOSE CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS POST. NO AGE. NO COURT. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT MIGUEL ALEJANDRO MARTINEZ VASCONCELOS. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 10:10 a.m. Pacific. The headline says an illegal alien twice convicted of DUI in New York, with pending sex-abuse charges, was deported. The caption says ICE officers took custody of Mexican national Alejandro Martinez Martinez just days after he was arrested in Wallkill, N.Y., and charged with first-degree sexual abuse and forcible touching. The caption says ICE deported him soon after a judge ordered him removed. ICE did not name the judge. ICE did not name the court. ICE did not give the DUI conviction dates. ICE did not give the Wallkill arrest date. ICE did not print an age. The sex-abuse lines are charges. The DUI line is the headline’s statement of convictions. A still photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video.

No written ice.gov release with this name was on the newsroom list checked for this item. July local reports charged an Alejandro Martinez, 34, of the Town of Wallkill, with first-degree sexual abuse and forcible touching, and they give an arrest date of July 2. ICE’s post prints Alejandro Martinez Martinez and says custody came just days after the Wallkill arrest. July 2 is not just days before Oct. 22. This page is not matching the two names. He is not Miguel Alejandro Martinez Vasconcelos, already on this page in a guilty-plea list.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 10:10 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: SYRACUSE — HSI SAYS IT ARRESTED A GERMAN NATIONAL ON A FEDERAL WARRANT FOR VOTING BY ALIENS. HSI SAYS THE PERSON ALLEGEDLY REGISTERED AND VOTED IN AN ELECTION WITH FEDERAL CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT. NO NAME. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. A PHOTO WITH THE FACE BLURRED. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE NORTH CAROLINA GERMAN LAWFUL-PERMANENT-RESIDENT CASES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. HSI.

HSI posted at 7:43 a.m. Pacific. The caption says HSI Syracuse arrested a German national pursuant to a federal arrest warrant for violation of voting by aliens. The caption says they allegedly registered to vote and voted in an election where federal candidates were on the ballot. HSI used “they.” HSI did not print a name. HSI did not print an age. HSI did not name the election. HSI did not say illegal alien. HSI did not say lawful permanent resident. A warrant and an arrest are not a conviction. The photo shows two jackets marked HSI and a person in handcuffs. The face is blurred. It is not a YouTube video.

DHS quote-posted the item at 8:27 a.m. Pacific. The DHS caption says another voter fraud charge. The DHS caption says the department will not allow the votes of American citizens to be cancelled out by non-citizens illegally voting. DHS did not add a name. No written ice.gov or dhs.gov release with a name for this Syracuse arrest was on the newsroom lists checked for this item. This is not James Edward Herrmann, Karl Fout, or Ramona Abreu-Exia. Those names are already on this page as natives of Germany and lawful permanent residents in North Carolina voter cases. This post does not print those names.

Source: HSI on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 7:43 a.m. Pacific) | DHS on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 8:27 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: QUEENS — ICE SAYS ERO NEW YORK FUGITIVE OPERATIONS ARRESTED ELI HERNANDEZ-SANDOVAL AND DEPORTED HIM. ICE SAYS HE CROSSED THE SOUTHERN BORDER ILLEGALLY AND WAS ORDERED REMOVED ON SEPT. 3. THE CAPTION SAYS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT A CONVICTION OR A CHARGE. NO AGE. NO COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 6:05 a.m. Pacific. The caption says ICE ERO New York Fugitive Operations arrested Eli Hernandez-Sandoval in Queens, N.Y., during a targeted enforcement operation. The caption says he was illegally present after crossing the southern border illegally. The caption says he was ordered removed on Sept. 3 and that ICE deported him. The caption does not give a year for Sept. 3. The caption says criminal illegal alien. The caption does not print a criminal conviction. The caption does not print a criminal charge. The caption does not print a country of citizenship. The caption does not print an age. A still photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video. No written ice.gov release with this name was on the newsroom list checked for this item.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 6:05 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: FORT HANCOCK — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS APPREHENDED A SALVADORAN NATIONAL HE CALLS A CONVICTED DRUG TRAFFICKER WHO HAD BEEN DEPORTED AND WAS TRYING TO RE-ENTER. THE CHIEF SAYS THE MAN IS FACING PROSECUTION FOR ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. THE GRAPHIC SAYS AGGRAVATED FELON ARRESTED AND FORT HANCOCK, TX. THE CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT THE CITY. NO NAME. NO AGE. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 15 FORT HANCOCK DRONE APPREHENSION. THIS IS NOT JAIME FELIPE BATRES. OCTOBER 22, 2026. Border Patrol Chief.

Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted at 3:00 a.m. Pacific. The caption says agents apprehended a convicted drug trafficker attempting to slip back into the United States after being previously deported. The caption says the Salvadoran national is facing prosecution for illegal re-entry. Prosecution is not a conviction on the re-entry charge. The drug-trafficking conviction is the chief’s statement. The caption does not name a court. The caption does not name a country of conviction. The caption does not print Fort Hancock. The graphic prints FORT HANCOCK, TX. The graphic prints AGGRAVATED FELON ARRESTED. The graphic does not say Salvadoran. The graphic does not say drug trafficking. The graphic does not print a name. A photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video.

No written cbp.gov release with a name for this Fort Hancock arrest was on the newsroom list checked for this item. This is not the Oct. 15 Fort Hancock item already on this page. That item is a drone apprehension of two aliens, with no names and no nationalities. This is not Jaime Felipe Batres, the Guatemalan national already on this page from an arrest near Fort Hancock. The chief’s caption today says Salvadoran and drug trafficking. It does not say Guatemala. It does not say a sex offense.

Source: Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 22, 2026, 3:00 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: QUEENS — ICE SAYS IT DEPORTED RAFAEL HUMBERTO BARRIENTOS HERNANDEZ AFTER AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED ON SEPT. 1. ICE SAYS NEW YORK POLICE ARRESTED HIM IN 2026 FOR ALLEGED SEXUAL ABUSE AND THEN RELEASED HIM IN QUEENS. ALLEGED IS NOT A CONVICTION IN THIS POST. NO AGE. NO COUNTRY. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT CARLOS ISAEL CERVANTES-BARRIENTOS. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 6:05 p.m. Pacific. The caption says that in 2026, local law enforcement in New York arrested Rafael Humberto Barrientos Hernandez for alleged sexual abuse and released him back onto Queens County streets, and that he was an illegal alien. The caption says he entered the country illegally and took refuge in New York, which the caption calls a sanctuary state. The caption says an immigration judge ordered him removed Sept. 1, and that ICE deported him. The caption does not give a year for Sept. 1. The caption does not name the police department. The caption does not name a statute beyond alleged sexual abuse. The caption does not say convicted. The caption does not print an age. The caption does not print a country of citizenship. A still photo is on the post. It is not a YouTube video.

No written ice.gov release with this name was on the newsroom list checked for this item. He is not Carlos Isael Cervantes-Barrientos, already on this page. That name is a Mexico conviction the page records as indecent liberties with a child. Today’s post does not print Cervantes. Today’s post does not print a conviction.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 6:05 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/22: ATLANTA — DHS SAYS A MAN THREW A BOTTLE IT CALLS AN IMPROVISED INCENDIARY DEVICE AT THE ICE FIELD OFFICE AND THAT THE DEVICE CAUGHT ON THE PERIMETER FENCE. THE FBI IS OFFERING UP TO $20,000 FOR THE UNKNOWN MAN. NO NAME. NO ARREST. THIS IS THE SAME OCT. 20 INCIDENT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 22, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 22. DHS said that on the evening of Oct. 20 a male suspect threw an improvised incendiary device toward the ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations field office in Atlanta. DHS said the device did not reach the facility. DHS said it became caught on the top of the perimeter fence. DHS said that at approximately 9:00 p.m. EST the subject threw a bottle later identified as an improvised incendiary device. DHS said an Atlanta Police Department officer in the immediate vicinity saw it and chased him on foot. DHS said the suspect fled. DHS did not name him. DHS did not say anyone was arrested. Secretary Markwayne Mullin called it the latest attack and restated a line already on this page: more than a 1,600 percent increase in assaults on ICE officers. The written release does not give a new assault count from Tuesday night. Still photos of the device and the fence are on the release. Not a YouTube video from DHS.

The item already on this page said the FBI reported the incident around 9:30 p.m. and that the fence and the chase were in an account ICE quote-posted, not in ICE’s own caption. Today’s written release is DHS stating the fence and the chase. The clock times do not match. DHS wrote approximately 9:00 p.m. EST. The FBI’s public notice writes approximately 8:14 p.m.

The FBI Atlanta seeking-information page says the bureau is offering a reward of up to $20,000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of the unknown individual responsible. The FBI said the attempted arson was at the Department of Homeland Security building at 180 Ted Turner Drive at approximately 8:14 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 20. The notice says unknown suspect. It does not print a name. It does not say an arrest was made. This is not the July 2020 Atlanta ICE arson already on this page. The $20,000 figure in this item is the reward on the FBI notice for the Oct. 20, 2026 incident. It is not the older reward in the 2020 case.

Source: DHS — statement after a man attempted to firebomb the Atlanta ICE facility (Oct. 22, 2026) | FBI — attempted arson, Atlanta, seeking information | FOX 5 Atlanta YouTube

BREAKING 10/22: CAMPO — BORDER PATROL SAYS AGENTS ARRESTED A MEXICAN NATIONAL SHORTLY AFTER HE ILLEGALLY ENTERED NEAR CAMPO, AND THAT HE HAD SERVED 13 YEARS AND NINE MONTHS IN A MEXICAN PRISON AFTER A MURDER CONVICTION IN GUANAJUATO. THE RELEASE DOES NOT PRINT HIS NAME. OCTOBER 22, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP local media release is dated Oct. 22. The dateline is Campo, Calif. CBP said San Diego Sector agents took the man into custody at 12:31 a.m. on Oct. 1, 2026. CBP said that during processing agents found he had served 13 years and nine months in a Mexican prison following a murder conviction in Guanajuato, Mexico. CBP said he remains in federal custody pending removal proceedings. San Diego Sector Chief Justin M. De La Torre said agents work to intercept people who try to enter illegally and who may pose a threat to public safety. CBP did not give an age. CBP did not name a Mexican court. CBP did not say the murder case was in a United States court. The conviction in this release is the Mexican conviction CBP described. No new United States criminal charge is written in the release. No YouTube video with the release.

This is not the Oct. 20 Interstate 15 fentanyl seizure already on this page. That item is a Honda CR-V and about 51.9 pounds. This release is one man. No drugs. No vehicle. No name.

Source: CBP — Border Patrol agents arrest convicted murderer near Campo (Oct. 22, 2026)

BREAKING 10/22: PONCE — CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS SAYS CREWS SEIZED 1,309 POUNDS OF COCAINE FROM A YOLA SOUTH OF GUAYANILLA. CBP SAYS THE THREE PEOPLE ON BOARD ARE UNDOCUMENTED VENEZUELAN NATIONALS. CBP SAYS THE LOAD IS WORTH ABOUT $9.4 MILLION. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME THEM. OCTOBER 22, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP national media release is dated Oct. 22. The dateline is Ponce, Puerto Rico. CBP said Air and Marine Operations, with law enforcement partners, interdicted a vessel south of Guayanilla. CBP said that on Oct. 7, Ponce Marine Operations crews located and intercepted a yola-type vessel with three individuals on board. CBP said the vessel and the occupants were taken to the Ponce port of entry. CBP said field testing confirmed the contraband was cocaine. CBP said the estimated value is $9.4 million. CBP said the three undocumented occupants are Venezuelan nationals. CBP did not print names. CBP did not say charged. CBP did not say convicted. CBP said the Homeland Security Task Force will lead the investigation and prosecution. Christopher Hunter, director of the Caribbean Air and Marine Branch, said the seizure reflects coordinated maritime enforcement. CBP said that in fiscal year 2026, Air and Marine Operations actions with partners resulted in the seizure of more than 183,000 pounds of cocaine. That figure is the fiscal-year line in this release. It is not the weight of this boat. No YouTube video with this release.

This is not the release already on this page that says about 562 pounds and 231 packages. That item is a different seizure. This is not the Sept. 29 Mona Passage yola rescue already on this page. Christopher Hunter’s name is also on an earlier Ponce Marine Unit facility item on this page. That item is not this seizure.

Source: CBP — 1,309 pounds of cocaine off southern Puerto Rico (Oct. 22, 2026)

A FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS DHS TO STOP ELECTIONS-RELATED DOOR KNOCKS FOR POSSIBLE NONCITIZEN VOTERS IN NINE STATES, OCTOBER 22, 2026. CBS NEWS.

BREAKING 10/21: DHS SAYS NET MIGRATION IS NEGATIVE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AT LEAST 50 YEARS. THE POST DOES NOT GIVE A NUMBER. THE GRAPHIC DOES NOT GIVE A NUMBER. A PHOTO OF PRESIDENT TRUMP. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO NEW ARREST. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 4:04 p.m. Pacific. The caption says net negative migration for the first time in at least 50 years. The caption says the department is putting Americans first. The graphic prints the words Net Negative Migration. The graphic shows President Trump with a raised fist and the DHS seal. The graphic does not print a count of arrivals. The graphic does not print a count of departures. The graphic does not print a net figure. The caption does not name a start year. The caption does not name an end year. The caption does not say the figure is illegal immigration only. The caption does not separate legal admissions from illegal entries. Net negative migration is the phrase in this post. The post does not show the arithmetic.

No written dhs.gov release with this line was on the newsroom list checked for this item. This post does not repeat the Oct. 16 apprehension counts already on this page. Those counts are encounters and apprehensions. They are not a net-migration figure. ICE reposted an earlier DHS line on Oct. 2 that said half a century. That earlier post is not this graphic. Today’s caption says at least 50 years. No YouTube video.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 4:04 p.m. Pacific) | ICE repost of an earlier DHS line (Oct. 2, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: SANTA MARIA — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS A MULTI-AGENCY OPERATION APPREHENDED AN INTERNATIONAL FUGITIVE. HE SAYS THE TARGET WAS AN MS-13 GANG MEMBER WITH AN ACTIVE WARRANT FOR AGGRAVATED HOMICIDE IN EL SALVADOR. THE POST DOES NOT PRINT A NAME. THE GRAPHIC SAYS HOMICIDE SUSPECT. A PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE LAS VEGAS FLORES-RAMIREZ ARREST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE BOSTON SANTOS-DIAZ ARREST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. BORDER PATROL CHIEF.

Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. The caption says U.S. Border Patrol, ICE, and local law enforcement apprehended the man in Santa Maria, California. The caption says this Salvadoran national is pending removal proceedings. The caption attributes the post to U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector. The caption does not name the local agency. The caption does not give the date of the apprehension. The caption does not say convicted. An active warrant is not a U.S. conviction. Pending removal proceedings is not a completed removal.

The graphic says HOMICIDE SUSPECT, ARRESTED, and SANTA MARIA CALIFORNIA. The graphic does not print a name. The graphic does not say MS-13. The graphic does not say aggravated homicide. Those words are in the caption. No written cbp.gov or ice.gov release with a name for this Santa Maria arrest was on the newsroom lists checked for this item. A photo is on X. It is not a YouTube video.

Gustavo Adolfo Flores-Ramirez is already on this page. ICE said ERO arrested him in Las Vegas on Oct. 14 and that he is wanted in El Salvador on charges including aggravated homicide. Leonel Santos-Diaz is already on this page. ICE Boston said he was wanted for aggravated homicide in El Salvador. Today’s post does not print a name. This page is not matching the Santa Maria man to either of them. The arrest locations in those items are not Santa Maria.

Source: Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: SOUTH CAROLINA — DHS NAMES FIVE PEOPLE IT CALLS ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED BY ICE IN THE STATE. THE LIST INCLUDES AN ORANGE COUNTY STREET 13 GANG MEMBER AND A MAN DHS SAYS WAS CONVICTED IN A SLAVE-TRAFFICKING DOCUMENT CASE IN COLUMBIA. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION WRITTEN ON EVERY NAME. TWO OF THE FIVE LINES ARE ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. NO AGES. NO COURTS. PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 21. DHS posted the same five names on X at 2:42 p.m. Pacific. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said that in recent days ICE arrested arsonists, violent assailants, and gang members in South Carolina. The X lead says that every single day ICE is arresting criminal illegal aliens including arsonists, gang members, and violent assailants, and that these are a few of the worst offenders apprehended in the Palmetto State. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every name. Illegal alien on these five names is DHS’s label.

Omar Roberto Martinez, an illegal alien from Honduras. DHS said he is an Orange County Street 13 gang member and that ICE arrested him on October 15. DHS said convictions for arson, vandalism, explosion of destructive device, criminal street gang activity, and false identification to peace officers. DHS said arrests, not convictions, for possession of a firearm and distribution of methamphetamine. DHS said he was deported twice, in 2010 and 2024, and then illegally re-entered at an unknown date and location.

Jose Manuel Munoz Ramos, an illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said ICE arrested him on October 14. DHS said a conviction for aggravated assault with a gun and an arrest for first-degree domestic violence. The domestic-violence line is an arrest. DHS said he was removed from the United States three times, in 2002, 2015, and 2018. DHS wrote THREE. Marvin Jonathan Ignacio Lopez-Portuguez, an illegal alien from Guatemala. DHS said ICE arrested him on October 17. DHS said an arrest for second-degree assault and battery. DHS did not say convicted on that line. DHS said he illegally entered through Arizona in August 2024, that Border Patrol arrested him, and that the Biden administration then released him into the country.

Elias Izquiero Manuel, an illegal alien from Mexico. DHS spelled the surname Izquiero. DHS said ICE arrested him on October 18. DHS said arrests for felony pointing and presenting a firearm and threatening an official. DHS did not say convicted. DHS said he illegally entered at an unknown date and location. Enrique Balcazar-Arias, an illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said ICE arrested him on July 29. DHS said a conviction for unlawful conduct with respect to documents in furtherance of slave trafficking in Columbia, South Carolina. DHS spelled it Columbia. He is not Gerado Balcazar-Portillo. This name is not already on this page.

This is not the Oct. 21 five-name arrest list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 21 eleven-name list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 20 North Carolina list already on this page. No YouTube video with the release.

Source: DHS — Worst illegal aliens arrested in South Carolina (Oct. 21, 2026) | DHS on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 2:42 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: GULFPORT — ICE SAYS HSI ARRESTED LISA WHITE OF MISSISSIPPI AFTER REPORTS SHE THREATENED TO KILL FEDERAL AGENTS WHILE TRYING TO BUY A FIREARM AND PEPPER SPRAY. THE ICE RELEASE SAYS AGENTS ARE PREPARING A CHARGE. WLOX SAYS A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT PUTS THE ARREST ON SEPT. 24 AND SETS TRIAL FOR NOV. 16. THIS PAGE HAS NOT READ THE COMPLAINT. ICE DOES NOT CALL HER AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. NO AGE ON THE ICE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. LONG BEACH IN THIS ITEM IS MISSISSIPPI. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

The written ICE release is dated Oct. 21. The dateline is Gulfport, Miss. No clock time on the release. ICE said HSI Gulfport special agents took Lisa White into custody in Long Beach after reports that she made explicit threats to “kill federal agents” while attempting to purchase a firearm and pepper spray. ICE said that, according to reports, she asked whether specific firearms could penetrate ballistic vests and said she would target agents’ heads if she could not breach their armor. ICE said agents responded, conducted interviews, and located and arrested her. Long Beach in this release is the Mississippi town in the Gulfport area. It is not the Oct. 17 Long Beach, California, operation already on this page.

ICE said White is being held as agents prepare federal criminal charges for influencing, impeding, or retaliating against a federal official by threat. Preparing a charge is not a filed case in the ICE release. ICE did not name a court or a docket. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not state citizenship or immigration status. HSI Gulfport Assistant Special Agent in Charge Matthew Reidell said the safety of personnel is paramount and commended citizens who reported the threats. ICE said the investigation is ongoing.

WLOX reported today that White is a Florida attorney and that, according to the criminal complaint, Gulfport agents arrested her in Long Beach on Sept. 24. WLOX said the complaint describes a Sept. 23 visit to High Caliber Guns in Long Beach. WLOX said an employee told agents White came in about 11:30 a.m., said she needed a gun for protection at protests, called herself a protester and activist, and said ICE agents were becoming crazy and wild. WLOX said the complaint says she gestured toward the torso and asked if a gun could go through body armor, then said she would need to shoot an agent in the head, shoulder, arm, or leg if it could not. That complaint account, as WLOX reported it, is wider than the ICE release, which says heads. WLOX said she returned about 12:48 p.m., the owner denied the sale, and the owner reported it to ATF, which referred it to HSI. WLOX said she faces a maximum of 10 years in prison, a fine of not more than $250,000, not more than three years of supervised release, and a $100 special assessment. WLOX said trial is set for Nov. 16. Those lines are WLOX’s. This page has not read the complaint or a docket. A complaint is not a conviction.

The ICE release repeats increase lines already on this page: more than a 1,600 percent increase in assaults, a 3,300 percent increase in vehicle attacks, and an 8,000 percent increase in death threats. The release says vehicle attacks. An earlier item on this page quoted ICE saying vehicular attacks for the 3,300 percent line. This release does not give dates or a methodology. Those percentages are not a new count. No YouTube video.

Source: ICE — HSI arrests Lisa White after alleged threats against federal agents (Oct. 21, 2026) | WLOX (Oct. 21, 2026, 4:24 p.m. Central)

BREAKING 10/21: WASHINGTON — SECRETARY MULLIN SAYS 2,246 AGENCIES HAVE SIGNED A 287(g) PARTNERSHIP WITH ICE. THE WHITE HOUSE RAPID RESPONSE POST HE QUOTE-POSTED SAYS 2,246 AGENCIES HAVE ACTIVE AGREEMENTS, A 1,564 PERCENT INCREASE SINCE JAN. 20, 2025. NEITHER POST EXPLAINS THE GAP WITH THE 2,466 FIGURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO NEW ARREST. NO NAME. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. MULLIN.

Rapid Response 47 posted at 11:23 a.m. Pacific. Secretary Markwayne Mullin quote-posted it at 12:49 p.m. Pacific. Rapid Response said 2,246 law enforcement agencies have active 287(g) agreements with ICE, a 1,564 percent increase since January 20, 2025. Mullin said the 2,246 agencies that have signed a 287(g) partnership are a force multiplier for finding, arresting, and deporting illegal aliens. Mullin said signed. Rapid Response said active. Neither post gives the Jan. 20, 2025 baseline count. Neither post names an agency that signed today.

The Sept. 16 ICE release already on this page said ICE had signed 2,466 287(g) memoranda of agreement nationwide. Today’s posts do not say what happened to the difference. This page is not treating 2,246 and 2,466 as the same number. No new name. No YouTube video.

Source: Secretary Mullin on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 12:49 p.m. Pacific) | Rapid Response 47 on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 11:23 a.m. Pacific) | ICE — 2,466 agreements nationwide (Sept. 16, 2026), already on this page

BREAKING 10/21: SAN DIEGO — CBP’S SAN DIEGO FIELD DIRECTOR SAYS FISCAL YEAR 2026 SEIZURES OF NEARLY 1 MILLION POUNDS OF NARCOTICS DROVE A 56 PERCENT DROP IN SOUTHERN BORDER FENTANYL TRAFFICKING. THE POST DOES NOT SAY 56 PERCENT COMPARED WITH WHICH YEAR. NO NEW LOAD. NO NAME. A 15-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NEARLY 1 MILLION POUND TOTAL IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 16 DHS GRAPHIC. OCTOBER 21, 2026. CBP SAN DIEGO.

Sidney Aki, Customs and Border Protection’s director of field operations for the San Diego field office, posted at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. The caption says CBP seized nearly 1 million pounds of narcotics in fiscal year 2026, driving a 56 percent drop in southern border fentanyl trafficking. The post writes that figure as 56%. Aki did not name a comparison year. Aki did not name a baseline weight. Aki did not name a new seizure, a port, or a person. The nearly 1 million pound fiscal year 2026 total is already on this page. The Oct. 16 DHS post said seizures were 63 percent higher than a 600,000-pound annual average over the last four years. This caption does not repeat that 63 percent line. A 15-second video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. No written cbp.gov release with the 56 percent figure was on the newsroom list checked for this item.

Source: CBP San Diego Field Office on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific) | DHS — nearly 1 million pounds, 63 percent higher (Oct. 16, 2026), already on this page

BREAKING 10/21: ICE POSTS ELEVEN PEOPLE IT CALLS ILLEGAL ALIENS AND SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE TO REMOVE CRIMINALS LIKE THESE. TEN CARDS SAY CONVICTED. THE SEX-TRAFFICKING CARD DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. THE LEAD DOES NOT SAY YESTERDAY. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO FULL REMOVAL COUNT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE ELEVEN NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 1:54 p.m. Pacific. The lead says illegal aliens have no place in this country and that, under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE will continue to remove criminals like these. ICE did not say these eleven were removed today. ICE did not say yesterday. ICE did not give a full removal count. Eleven cards are in the thread. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. ICE did not give ages, cities, courts, or dates. No written ice.gov release with these eleven names was on the newsroom list checked for this item. Illegal alien on these names is ICE’s label. The word criminals in the lead is not a conviction written on every card.

Marco Antonio Ponce Aguilar, an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said convicted of DUI and conspiracy to distribute fentanyl. Osvaldo Texis-Garita, an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE wrote conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by means, force, fraud, and coercion. ICE did not write convicted on that card. Javier Avila Monge, an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said convicted of dangerous drugs and two counts of conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute controlled substances. Dangerous drugs is ICE’s phrase. Juan Carlos Nunez-Rodriguez, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said convicted of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl, theft of government property, and aggravated identity theft. He is not Oscar Evaristo Nunez. He is not Juan Carlos Izaguirre Membreno. Alex De Los Santos Sanchez, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute heroin. Eugenio Espina, an illegal alien from Venezuela. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance aboard a vessel and possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance aboard a vessel.

Jesus Duran Suarez, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said convicted of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and aiding and abetting. He is not Olvin Alexis Duran-Escobar. Carlos Santiago Guzman Javier, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine while on board a vessel. Victor Reyes Martinez, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to possess a controlled substance with intent to distribute while on board a vessel. Joseph Alejandro De Leon-Brito, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine aboard a vessel. Jose Alberto Portillo Gaspar, an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said convicted of arson in the second degree. He is not Gerado Balcazar-Portillo, Santos Sosa-Portillo, Marlon Alexis Portillo-Garcia, or Hernan Portillo Melendez.

This is not the Oct. 21 five-name arrest list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 20 five-name arrest list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 16 six-name removal list already on this page. ICE did not say every card was a removal completed today.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 1:54 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: FAIRFAX COUNTY — ICE SAYS THE COUNTY IGNORED AT LEAST 1,670 ICE DETAINERS BETWEEN 2023 AND 2025. THE THREAD NAMES FOUR PEOPLE ICE SAYS WERE RELEASED BACK ONTO THE STREETS. TWO OF THE FOUR ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE NEW NAMES ARE WALVIN VICTOR HUGO GARCIA AND MOISES DOMINGO RICO ROSALES. THE CARDS DO NOT SAY CONVICTED. NO AGES. NO COURTS. PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 12:52 p.m. Pacific. The lead says Fairfax County ignored at least 1,670 ICE detainers between 2023 and 2025. ICE said that by refusing to cooperate and releasing people from jail, Fairfax politicians are putting American lives at risk. ICE called the four people monsters and said they were released back onto the streets. ICE did not give a detainer count for any one name. ICE did not publish the 1,670 figure in a written ice.gov release on the newsroom list checked for this item. Still photos. Not a YouTube video.

Walvin Victor Hugo Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala. ICE said he was arrested for felony charges of rape of a child less than 13 years of age, aggravated sexual battery of a victim under 13 years of age, use of a computer to commit a sex offense with a minor, and distributing drugs to a minor. Those are charges in this post, not convictions. ICE did not give an age, a court, a date, or a city on the card. This name is not already on this page. He is not Victor Hugo Rosaldo-Lara or Victor Hugo Casillo-Vallejo.

Moises Domingo Rico Rosales, a criminal illegal alien from Nicaragua. ICE said he exposed himself to one woman in a park and then attempted to abduct another woman on the same day. ICE did not say charged. ICE did not say convicted. ICE did not give a date, a city, an age, or a court. This name is not already on this page.

Roni Mendez-Escobar is already on this page. Today’s card says he was previously arrested for 15 felony counts of possession of obscene material and 2 felony counts of possession of child porn with intent to distribute. That is arrest language. It is not the prison sentence already on this page. Oscar Evaristo Nunez is already on this page from the Sept. 30 item. Today’s card says he had previously been charged for filming an undressed minor and two counts of aggravated sexual battery of a victim under 13 years old. A charge is not a conviction. This post does not give a new arrest date for him.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 12:52 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: DHS SAYS ICE YESTERDAY ARRESTED FIVE PEOPLE IT CALLS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING A RIVERHEAD CONVICTION FOR RAPE AND A LOS ANGELES CONVICTION FOR ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION WRITTEN ON EVERY NAME. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CARLOS OROZCO-RODRIGUEZ IS NOT ABEL OROZCO-RODRIGUEZ. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 21. Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted the same five names on X at 12:05 p.m. Pacific. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. DHS said the arrests were yesterday. That is Oct. 20. DHS did not give a clock time for any arrest. DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name a court or a docket. An arrest is not a new conviction. DHS said each person was convicted of the crime it lists. Illegal alien on these five names is DHS’s label.

Carlos Orozco-Rodriguez, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador. DHS said a conviction for rape in Riverhead, New York. He is not Abel Orozco-Rodriguez. Wilson Rene Ixpanel-Aguilar, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala. DHS said a conviction for assault with a firearm in Los Angeles, California. Dennis Solares-Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala. DHS said convictions for assault, escape from custody, and assaulting an officer in Washington County, Utah. Bernabe Catalan-Rayo, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. DHS spelled it Pittsburg. Francisco Salazar-Arriaga, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said convictions for three counts of driving under the influence and possession of a controlled substance in Sherman, Texas.

Secretary Mullin said that every day ICE is arresting criminal illegal aliens including rapists, assaulters, and drug dealers, and that these are some of yesterday’s arrests. The written release says rapists, violent assailants, and drug dealers. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every name. Salazar-Arriaga’s line is driving under the influence and drug possession. Catalan-Rayo’s line is possession with intent to distribute. Solares-Garcia’s line is assault, escape, and assaulting an officer. This is not the Oct. 20 five-name list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 20 North Carolina list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 19 weekend list already linked on this page. No YouTube video with the release.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: rapists, violent assailants, and drug traffickers (Oct. 21, 2026) | Secretary Mullin on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 12:05 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS SAYS FISCAL YEAR 2026 ADDED ABOUT 290 MILES OF NEW BORDER BARRIERS, INCLUDING 131 MILES OF PRIMARY WALL. THE POST DOES NOT NAME A SECTOR. NO ARREST. NO NAME. A 26-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 16 WRITTEN RELEASE THAT SAID 250 MILES SINCE JAN. 20, 2025. OCTOBER 21, 2026. CBP AMO.

CBP Air and Marine Operations posted at 7:06 a.m. Pacific. The post says that from the air, enhanced border infrastructure was clear in fiscal year 2026: approximately 290 miles of new border barriers, including 131 miles of primary wall. CBP AMO did not name a sector, a state, or a project. CBP AMO did not say the 290 miles are the same count as the Oct. 16 written release, which said CBP completed 250 miles of new barrier since Jan. 20, 2025. No written cbp.gov release with the 290-mile figure was on the newsroom list checked for this item. A 26-second video is on X. Not a YouTube video.

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 7:06 a.m. Pacific) | DHS — 250 miles since Jan. 20, 2025 (Oct. 16, 2026), already on this page

BREAKING 10/20: CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS SAYS MORE THAN 12,100 GANG MEMBERS WERE ARRESTED IN FISCAL YEAR 2026, INCLUDING MORE THAN 1,500 TREN DE ARAGUA AFFILIATES AND NEARLY 2,000 MS-13 AFFILIATES. THE POST SAYS “+1500” AND “NEARLY 2000.” IT DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. A 21-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 4 THROUGH OCT. 10 COUNT OF 131 ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 20, 2026. CBP AMO.

CBP Air and Marine Operations posted at 6:30 p.m. Pacific. The post says that in fiscal year 2026 more than 12,100 gang members were arrested, including affiliates of Tren de Aragua (+1500) and MS-13 (nearly 2000). CBP AMO did not say every person in the 12,100 was an illegal alien. CBP AMO did not give exact totals beyond those words. The written DHS release already on this page says that from Oct. 4 through Oct. 10, ICE arrested 131 gang-affiliated people, and that since Jan. 20, 2025, the totals include 1,965 MS-13 affiliates and 1,553 Tren de Aragua affiliates. Those are not this fiscal-year line. No written cbp.gov release with the 12,100 figure was on the newsroom list checked for this item. A 21-second video is on X. Not a YouTube video.

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations on X (Oct. 20, 2026, 6:30 p.m. Pacific) | DHS — 131 gang-affiliated arrests, Oct. 4-10 (Oct. 19, 2026), already on this page

BREAKING 10/21: TUCSON — DHS POSTED A QUOTE FROM GREG TOLLEY, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS TUCSON AIR BRANCH. HE SAID CARTELS DO NOT RECOGNIZE JURISDICTIONAL BOUNDARIES. THE POST NAMES NO SEIZURE WEIGHT, NO DOLLAR VALUE, AND NO PERSON ARRESTED. A 52-SECOND VIDEO IS ON X. NOT A NEW YOUTUBE URL. THE FULL CBP BRIEFING VIDEO IS ALREADY EMBEDDED ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 12:07 p.m. Pacific. The caption quotes Tolley: “Cartels do not recognize jurisdictional boundaries, and neither do the threats they pose. Through the Homeland Security Task Force, we bring the full strength of our collective capabilities to bear against the criminal networks moving deadly drugs, illicit proceeds and other contraband into the United States.” DHS tagged the Homeland Security Task Force and CBP Air and Marine Operations. DHS identified him as Tucson Air Branch deputy director. This page has not transcribed a weight, a value, or the name of a person arrested out of the full briefing. This is not a second announcement of the Tucson press conference. That announcement is already on this page. This item is the named quote DHS posted from it.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 12:07 p.m. Pacific) | CBP YouTube, Tucson briefing, already embedded on this page

BREAKING 10/21: WASHINGTON — ICE SAYS 61% OF ILLEGAL ALIEN HOUSEHOLDS USE AT LEAST ONE MAJOR WELFARE PROGRAM. A FOLLOW-UP LINE SAYS 37% OF U.S.-BORN HOUSEHOLDS USE WELFARE. ICE DOES NOT NAME A STUDY IN EITHER POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted the 61% line at 11:46 a.m. Pacific and the 37% line at 11:49 a.m. Pacific. Neither post links a report, a year, or a dataset. A Feb. 4, 2026 Center for Immigration Studies report by Steven A. Camarota and Karen Zeigler, using the Census Bureau’s 2024 Survey of Income and Program Participation, estimated that 61 percent of households headed by illegal immigrants use at least one major welfare program, compared with 37 percent of U.S.-born households. The report’s findings section also states 60.7 percent and 37.3 percent. ICE’s posts do not name that report. This page is not treating the posts as a new study. No arrest. No new name.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 11:46 a.m. Pacific) | ICE follow-up (Oct. 21, 2026, 11:49 a.m. Pacific) | Center for Immigration Studies (Feb. 4, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: CARIBBEAN — JIATF SOUTH SAYS A CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS AIRCRAFT FROM THE CARIBBEAN AIR AND MARINE BRANCH KEPT CONTROL OF A GO-FAST AND THAT 594 KILOGRAMS OF COCAINE WERE SEIZED. THREE PEOPLE ON BOARD WERE DETAINED. NO NATIONALITY. NO VESSEL LOCATION BEYOND THAT BRANCH. NO NAMES. NO STREET VALUE. PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 22 GO-FAST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. JIATF South.

JIATF South posted at 11:04 a.m. Pacific. CBP Air and Marine Operations reposted it at 11:05 a.m. Pacific. JIATF said a multi-role enforcement aircraft detected the go-fast and maintained positive control. JIATF said the result was 594 kilograms of cocaine seized and three persons on board detained. 594 kilograms is about 1,310 pounds. The pound figure is a conversion. JIATF stated kilograms. JIATF did not say where the vessel was stopped. JIATF did not say the date of the seizure. JIATF did not name the three people. The Sept. 22 item already on this page was 288 kilograms and two Dominican nationals. These are different figures.

Source: JIATF South on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 11:04 a.m. Pacific) | CBP Air and Marine Operations repost (Oct. 21, 2026, 11:05 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: TUCSON — CBP SAYS IT AND THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE ARE HOSTING A PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY ON BORDER SECURITY AND THE INTERCEPTION OF DANGEROUS NARCOTICS. THE OFFICIAL YOUTUBE TITLE IS DRUG SEIZURES AND END OF YEAR SUCCESSES. CBP SET THE TIME AT 11 A.M. MST. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 16 OTAY MESA METH BRIEFING. OCTOBER 21, 2026. CBP.

CBP posted at 10:17 a.m. Pacific. The post says the briefing streams live from Tucson, Arizona. CBP wrote the time as 11 a.m. MST and 2 p.m. EST. Arizona does not use daylight saving time. 11 a.m. Mountain Standard Time is 11 a.m. Pacific today. The video is on the official U.S. Customs and Border Protection YouTube channel. This page has not transcribed a weight, a value, or a name out of the briefing. This is not the Oct. 16 Otay Mesa methamphetamine briefing already on this page.

Source: CBP on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 10:17 a.m. Pacific) | CBP YouTube (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: LOUISVILLE — ICE QUOTE-POSTED A REPORT THAT BRAULIO DANIEL SANCHEZ OROZCO, 24, IS CHARGED IN THE KILLING OF HIS MOTHER. ICE’S OWN CAPTION DOES NOT PRINT HIS NAME. ICE’S CAPTION SAYS HE BRUTALLY MURDERED HIS MOTHER. THE CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 10:19 a.m. Pacific. The national account quote-posted Border Hawk News. ICE’s caption calls him an illegal alien and says violent criminals like him belong behind bars. ICE’s caption does not give an age, a charge title, or a court. HSI Chicago reposted the Border Hawk post at 8:54 a.m. Pacific. No YouTube video.

WLKY reported Oct. 9 that Braulio Sanchez Orozco, 24, is charged with murder (domestic violence), tampering with physical evidence, intimidating a participant in the legal process, tampering with a witness, and abuse of a corpse. WLKY said the victim is his mother, 44-year-old Maria Elena Sanchez Orozco. WLKY said she was found dead with blunt force injuries inside a home in the 6900 block of Sky Blue Avenue in Pleasure Ridge Park on May 27. WLKY’s story was updated Oct. 9, 2026. A May 27 date in that story is May 2026. WLKY said he told the station that day that he called 911 and that he believed her boyfriend killed her. That is what he told WLKY. It is not a finding.

WLKY said he was held at the Adams County Correctional Center in Natchez, Mississippi, after Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained him. WLKY said court records say he was being deported from the United States. WLKY said he was later transferred to the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections after he was indicted. WLKY said he is held on a $100,000 bond. Those are WLKY’s lines.

Border Hawk News said DHS and ERO Chicago confirmed to that outlet that he is an illegal alien from Mexico. Border Hawk said a spokesperson said he lawfully entered the country on a temporary basis on April 23, 2025, and refused to depart. Those lines are Border Hawk’s account of what a spokesperson said. This page has not read the indictment. A charge is not a conviction. ICE’s caption says he murdered his mother. The WLKY account is a charge.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 10:19 a.m. Pacific) | Border Hawk News on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 8:47 a.m. Pacific) | HSI Chicago repost (Oct. 21, 2026, 8:54 a.m. Pacific) | WLKY (updated Oct. 9, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: WASHINGTON — DHS SAYS MORE THAN 157,000 UNACCOMPANIED ALIEN CHILDREN IT SAYS WERE LOST UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION HAVE BEEN LOCATED. THE POST SAYS THAT INCLUDES SEX TRAFFICKING, FORCED LABOR, AND OTHER ATROCITIES. DHS DOES NOT SAY EVERY LOCATED CHILD WAS TRAFFICKED. NO REMAINING COUNT IN THE POST. NO WRITTEN RELEASE ON TODAY’S DHS PRESS LIST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 10:15 a.m. Pacific. The caption says more than 157,000 unaccompanied alien children who were lost under the Biden administration, including to sex trafficking, forced labor, and other atrocities, have been located. The word including does not put all 157,000 in those categories. DHS did not say in this post how many remain unlocated. DHS did not say in this post who located them or what located means. A photo is attached. It is not a YouTube video. This page checked the DHS press-release list today. The written release on that list for Oct. 21 is the SNAP fraud operation already on this page. This 157,000 post is not that release. This page does not already carry a 146,000 count.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 10:15 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: ICE SAYS A DOMINICAN NATIONAL WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A U.S. CITIZEN’S IDENTITY TO OBTAIN SNAP, MEDICAID, AND SECTION 8 HOUSING. ICE DOES NOT NAME THE PERSON. ICE DOES NOT NAME A COURT. ICE DOES NOT GIVE A DOLLAR AMOUNT. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. THIS IS NOT THE FIVE-NAME SNAP ARREST LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 10:13 a.m. Pacific. The caption says the case is part of the White House Fraud Task Force. The caption says a Dominican national was charged with stealing a U.S. citizen’s identity to obtain SNAP, Medicaid, and Section 8 housing benefits. A 46-second video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. ICE does not name the defendant in the caption.

The New York Post, reporting a Cincinnati briefing today, described a Dominican national it calls Fernandez Guzman. The Post said he stole more than $22,000 in SNAP benefits, more than $98,000 in MassHealth benefits, and more than $45,500 in Section 8 housing benefits, and that he was charged with using fake state identification cards and driver’s licenses in three states. The Post quoted Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald saying he is suspected to be unlawfully in the United States, and that the case is one of the cases charged this year involving suspected illegal aliens stealing identities. Those are the Post’s lines and McDonald’s words as the Post reported them. This page has not confirmed that Fernandez Guzman is the person in the ICE video. The Post put the broader task-force schemes at nearly $42 million and quoted Attorney General Todd Blanche on indictments in 13 districts in seven weeks. That $42 million figure is not in the ICE caption. This is not the five people named in the DHS SNAP release already on this page. An indictment or a charge is not a conviction.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 10:13 a.m. Pacific) | New York Post (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: SOUTHERN MEXICO — DHS SAYS A MIGRANT CARAVAN REUTERS FILMED WALKING NORTH WILL NOT BE ALLOWED INTO THE UNITED STATES. REUTERS SAID HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE, MAINLY FROM CENTRAL AMERICA, WERE STILL ON FOOT THROUGH SOUTHERN MEXICO AND HEADED TOWARD THE UNITED STATES FOR WORK. DHS DID NOT GIVE ITS OWN COUNT. DHS DID NOT NAME A TOWN. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 1 MULLIN POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 9:44 a.m. Pacific. DHS quote-posted Reuters. The caption says there is absolutely zero chance this caravan will be allowed into the United States. It says America is a nation, not an economic zone. Those are the words in the DHS caption. The video is on the Reuters post. It is about 35 seconds. It is not a YouTube video.

Reuters posted at 5:15 a.m. Pacific. The Reuters caption says a migrant caravan with hundreds of people, mainly from Central America, continued traveling on foot through southern Mexico as the group headed towards the United States in hopes of work and better opportunities for their children. Reuters did not name the group in that caption. Reuters did not name a Mexican town in that caption.

This page already has an Oct. 1 item. In that item, Secretary Markwayne Mullin said zero chance on a caravan that calls itself Fe y Esperanza and that Border Patrol told Fox News left San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Sept. 20. Today’s DHS post does not say this is that group. This page has not confirmed they are the same people. No arrest. No name.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 9:44 a.m. Pacific) | Reuters on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 5:15 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: NEW YORK — DHS SAYS HSI WENT AFTER HEALTHCARE FRAUDSTERS IN NEW YORK CITY YESTERDAY AND CALLS IT THE LARGEST ENFORCEMENT ACTION OF ITS KIND. THE DHS CAPTION DOES NOT NAME A DEFENDANT. IT DOES NOT STATE AN IMMIGRATION STATUS. ABC7 SAYS AUTHORITIES SAID TWO PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED ON STATEN ISLAND. THIS IS NOT THE SNAP CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. NEW YORK POST.

DHS posted at 8:21 a.m. Pacific. A 19-second video on X. Not a YouTube video. ICE reposted that post at 9:15 a.m. Pacific. The caption says yesterday HSI went on the offensive against healthcare fraudsters in New York City as part of the White House Fraud Task Force. DHS called it the largest enforcement action of its kind. The caption does not name a person, a borough, or a program. It does not say illegal alien.

ABC7 reported that federal agents searched businesses suspected of Medicaid fraud. ABC7 said investigators were at the Happy Adult Day Care Center on Fort Hamilton Parkway in Borough Park, Brooklyn. ABC7 said authorities believe the senior centers overbilled for services, grossly inflated the number of clients, and engaged in kickbacks. That is ABC7’s account of what authorities believe. The FBI told ABC7 it was conducting activity in Queens, Staten Island, Brooklyn, and other locations in connection with ongoing federal investigations. ABC7 said authorities said there were two arrests on Staten Island, and that the district attorney there was expected to announce more on Wednesday, including an indictment in what authorities describe as a multimillion-dollar scam. ABC7 did not name the two people. An arrest is not a conviction. ABC7 did not state an immigration status.

The New York Post reported Tuesday that Homeland Security Investigations agents were among officers at Brooklyn adult day cares in the Medicaid probe. The Post placed Happy Adult Day Care in Sunset Park and said a second site was in Borough Park. ABC7 placed Happy Adult Day Care on Fort Hamilton Parkway in Borough Park. This page is not resolving that address difference. Gov. Kathy Hochul told ABC7 that every dollar lost to fraud is a dollar that should be used to help New Yorkers get care. The Post said Hochul described money laundering, kickbacks, and improper billing. Those lines are Hochul’s account as those outlets reported it. This page has not read the warrants. This is not the SNAP fraud operation already on this page. No illegal alien is named in the DHS caption or in the ABC7 story as read for this item.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 8:21 a.m. Pacific) | ICE repost (Oct. 21, 2026, 9:15 a.m. Pacific) | ABC7 (Oct. 21, 2026) | New York Post (Oct. 20, 2026) | New York Post YouTube (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: WASHINGTON — ICE SAYS DEPUTY SECRETARY TROY EDGAR SPOKE AT THE FIRST VOICE ROUNDTABLE WITH EIGHT ANGEL FAMILIES. JOE ABRAHAM HOSTED IT OCT. 20. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME THE EIGHT FAMILIES. NO NEW ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted the written release today. It says Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Troy Edgar delivered remarks at the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement roundtable on Oct. 20. It says VOICE Executive Director Joe Abraham hosted it. The release calls Abraham an Angel father who lost his daughter to an illegal alien. It does not name the daughter in this release.

Abraham said he is grateful to President Trump, and to Secretary Mullin and Deputy Secretary Edgar, for what he called needed awareness of the senseless and preventable loss of life at the hands of illegal aliens. Abraham said the president has made it clear that if you are here illegally, you will be found, arrested, and deported. Those are Abraham’s words in the release.

ICE said eight Angel families attended so the office could hear how to serve victims. ICE said President Trump launched VOICE in his first administration, that the Biden administration closed it in 2021, and that it reopened in April 2025. Joe Abraham is already on this page from earlier posts on X. Those posts did not report this roundtable. No YouTube video of the roundtable is on this page. No new name of a person arrested.

Source: ICE release (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/20: HYATTSVILLE — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED FRANKLIN ARIEL ESPINAL-CABRERA, 29, OF EL SALVADOR, ON SEPT. 11. ICE CALLS HIM A HIGH-RANKING MS-13 LEADER AND SAYS HE IS ON THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TERROR WATCHLIST. THE WEAPON COUNT IN THIS RELEASE IS A CHARGE. THE ILLEGAL-ENTRY CASE IS A 2018 CONVICTION. HE IS NOT KELVIN ALEXANDER ESPINAL-MARIN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 20, 2026. ICE.

The ICE release is dated Oct. 20. It says officers from ICE Washington, D.C. headquarters arrested Espinal-Cabrera in Hyattsville on Sept. 11. A release dated Oct. 20, 2026, that says Sept. 11, is September 2026. ICE says he is a high-ranking leader of MS-13, that he is the First Word Leader of the Coronado Locos Salvatruchos Clique, and that he is known as Inconforme. ICE says he was nominated to the Justice Department Terrorist Watchlist and issued a terrorist screening number. Those are ICE’s statements.

ICE says Border Patrol encountered him after he illegally entered as an unaccompanied child on July 4, 2014, near Rio Grande City, Texas. ICE says ICE Houston arrested him on March 17, 2017, after he was charged in Harris County with unlawfully carrying a weapon. That weapon count is a charge in this release, not a conviction written here. ICE says he was released from ICE custody on Nov. 17, 2017, on a $2,000 bond. ICE says that on Aug. 22, 2018, officers serving a federal warrant on another MS-13 member in Houston encountered Espinal-Cabrera and that he admitted he was a member of MS-13. ICE says he was charged in the Southern District of Texas on Sept. 27, 2018, with illegal entry, convicted Dec. 18, 2018, and sentenced to time served. ICE says an immigration judge ordered him removed to El Salvador on Dec. 16, 2024. ICE says he will remain in ICE custody pending removal. ERO Washington Field Office Director Robert Guadian’s quote in the release repeats the illegal-entry history, the weapon charge, the gang role, and the watchlist. He is not Kelvin Alexander Espinal-Marin, already on this page. No YouTube video.

Source: ICE release (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/20: WASHINGTON — DHS SAYS ICE ARRESTED 131 GANG-AFFILIATED PEOPLE FROM OCT. 4 THROUGH OCT. 10. THE COUNT INCLUDES 22 MS-13 AFFILIATES AND 13 TREN DE ARAGUA AFFILIATES. THE RELEASE NAMES THREE MEN. IT ALSO SAYS A 14-YEAR-OLD WAS ARRESTED IN DENVER AND DOES NOT NAME HIM. A GANG LABEL IS NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 20, 2026. ICE.

ICE dated this release Oct. 20. The same statement is on the DHS site on a page dated Oct. 19. The numbers match. ICE says 129 of the 131 arrests were by Enforcement and Removal Operations and two were by Homeland Security Investigations. ICE says that since Jan. 20, 2025, it has made 12,018 gang-related administrative arrests, including 1,965 MS-13 affiliates and 1,553 Tren de Aragua affiliates. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the week included members of MS-13 and Tren de Aragua. Those affiliate counts are ICE’s labels. They are not a new conviction on each person.

Gustavo Adolfo Flores-Ramirez, of El Salvador. ICE says MS-13. ICE says ERO arrested him in Las Vegas on Oct. 14. ICE says he is wanted in El Salvador for charges including aggravated homicide, aggravated femicide, rape of a minor or incapacitated person, firearms counts, illicit grouping, and crimes involving public peace. Those are charges in the home country as ICE stated them. They are not a U.S. conviction in this release. ICE says Border Patrol arrested him in September 2021 and deported him to Mexico, and that he then illegally re-entered. ICE calls that re-entry a felony.

Jose Luis Perez-Arrias, of Venezuela. ICE says Tren de Aragua and calls him a suspected hitman. That is ICE’s label, not a conviction in this release. ICE says ICE Miami and ERO Tallahassee arrested him in Tallahassee on Oct. 14. ICE says he illegally entered through Texas in October 2023, Border Patrol arrested him, and the Biden administration released him.

Emerson Jossiel Calderon-Hernandez, of El Salvador. ICE says MS-13. ICE says ICE Washington, D.C. arrested him on Oct. 13. ICE says a conviction for second-degree assault. ICE also lists arrests, not convictions, for attempted first-degree murder, attempted second-degree murder, armed robbery, first-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and false imprisonment. ICE says he illegally entered through Texas in August 2012, Border Patrol arrested him, and the Obama administration released him.

ICE says that on Oct. 13, HSI Denver and ERO Denver arrested a 14-year-old illegal alien from Venezuela in Denver. ICE says he is associated with Los Piratas, which ICE calls a faction of Tren de Aragua. ICE says he unlawfully had a Glock 48 pistol. ICE says he is facing charges of attempted first-degree murder with extreme indifference, first-degree assault with extreme indifference, first-degree kidnapping, aggravated criminal extortion, illegal discharge of a weapon, and conspiracy. The release does not name him. Those are charges, not convictions. These four people are not already on this page under these names. No YouTube video.

Source: ICE release (Oct. 20, 2026) | DHS release (page dated Oct. 19, 2026)

BREAKING 10/20: ST. LOUIS — HSI SAYS SEARCH WARRANTS IN THE LAST WEEK OF JUNE SEIZED ABOUT $445,307, 64.9 KILOGRAMS OF METHAMPHETAMINE, AND 12 FIREARMS. SEVEN PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED ON ALLEGED DRUG AND FIREARMS VIOLATIONS. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME THEM. IT DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THIS IS NOT THE MATA-CEDILLO COCAINE CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE WAS UPDATED OCT. 21. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 20, 2026. ICE.

ICE dated the release Oct. 20 and updated it Oct. 21. It says HSI St. Louis executed search warrants in three investigations during the last week of June. It does not give the year of that June. Agents seized about $445,307 in currency, 64.9 kilograms of methamphetamine, 4.2 kilograms of marijuana, 460 grams of liquid THC, 1.2 kilograms of cocaine, cutting agents, 12 firearms, and two luxury vehicles. ICE says three of the firearms were converted to fully automatic and two were confirmed stolen. ICE says seven people were arrested on alleged drug and firearms violations. Allegations are not convictions. No names. No ages. No immigration status.

HSI St. Louis Assistant Special Agent in Charge Gregory Paris called it a victory against violent crime. ICE says the cases are part of the Homeland Security Task Force under Executive Order 14159. This is not the St. Louis item already on this page about Mata-Cedillo, the 27-kilogram cocaine courier, and the later seizure of about 13 kilograms of cocaine. No YouTube video.

Source: ICE release (Oct. 20, 2026, updated Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: BOSTON — THE U.S. ATTORNEY SAYS SIX PEOPLE ARE CHARGED IN A MASSACHUSETTS SHAM-MARRIAGE RING THAT SOLD IMMIGRATION BENEFITS FOR MORE THAN A DECADE. DOJ SPELLS THE ALLEGED RINGLEADER JENNIFER GONZALES. NBC BOSTON SPELLS HER JENNIFER GONZALEZ AND SAYS SHE IS FROM FALL RIVER. CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. THIS IS NOT THE QUINCY SHAM-MARRIAGE CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE AUGUST NEW YORK CASE OF 11 DEFENDANTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE posted at 8:01 a.m. Pacific. ICE said the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney and HSI New England announced they dismantled an alleged marriage fraud ring that arranged hundreds of sham marriages to obtain unlawful immigration benefits and generate more than $6 million in profits. ICE linked the U.S. Attorney’s Facebook page. That post is not a YouTube video.

The Justice Department posted at 8:26 a.m. Pacific. U.S. Attorney Leah Foley said the alleged mastermind is Jennifer Gonzales, a United States citizen, who was allegedly responsible for fraudulently arranging sham marriages in Massachusetts for more than a decade. Foley said Gonzales charged between $38,000 and $40,000 per marriage and arranged 18 to 20 sham marriages a year for more than 10 years. Foley said that on the low end this conspiracy netted her $6 million. Those are the words in the Justice Department post. A charge is not a conviction.

NBC Boston reported the press conference was Wednesday morning at the Moakley courthouse in Boston. NBC said authorities detailed charges against six people and said five are in federal custody. NBC spelled the ringleader Jennifer Gonzalez and said she is a Fall River resident. NBC said court documents name the others as Erica Daniels, Cherice Alejandro, Amara Pugh, Jessica Tavares, and Jaylin Hill, all of Fall River. This page has not read those filings. Those five names are NBC’s account of the court documents. NBC said Foley said Gonzalez has prior convictions for assault and battery, identity fraud and fraud, illegal entry, possession of burglar’s tools, and knowingly receiving stolen property. NBC said Foley said she also allegedly entered a fraudulent marriage herself. NBC said Foley said Gonzalez applied for and received approximately $124,500 in Massachusetts SNAP benefits between 2019 and 2026. NBC said the others had criminal histories including assault, weapons, and drug charges, and gang affiliations. Those lines are Foley’s account as NBC reported them. They are not a new finding on this page. NBC quoted Foley: “The American dream is not for sale. It is earned.” NBC said the investigation is ongoing. No YouTube video of this press conference is on this page. This is not the Oct. 19 Quincy sham-marriage charge already on this page. This is not the Aug. 12 Southern District of New York indictment of 11 people in a separate sham-marriage case.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 8:01 a.m. Pacific) | Justice Department on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 8:26 a.m. Pacific) | NBC Boston (Oct. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/21: ATLANTA — THE FBI SAYS IT IS INVESTIGATING REPORTS THAT AN INCENDIARY DEVICE WAS THROWN AT THE DOWNTOWN ICE BUILDING TUESDAY NIGHT. NO INJURIES. NO NAMED SUSPECT FROM THE FBI. NO ARREST. ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY MORNING AND DID NOT NAME A SUSPECT IN ITS OWN CAPTION. THIS IS NOT THE JULY 2020 ATLANTA ICE ARSON. OCTOBER 21, 2026. 11Alive.

The FBI said the incident was reported around 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 20. The Associated Press said the FBI reported no injuries and no significant damage, and that FBI personnel and evidence technicians were collecting evidence. The FBI said there is no known threat to public safety and that the investigation is ongoing. CBS Atlanta said Atlanta police responded to reports of an object thrown at 180 Ted Turner Drive SW, and that police reported no injuries and no active fire. 11Alive said the building also houses an immigration court, and that the FBI had released no other details. No name. No arrest. A report of a thrown device is not a conviction.

ICE posted at 8:15 a.m. Pacific. ICE quote-posted an account that said a Hispanic male threw an improvised incendiary device, that the device caught on a perimeter fence, and that an Atlanta officer chased the man and did not catch him. Those details are that account’s post. That account said DHS provided the photos. ICE’s own caption did not name a suspect, did not state an arrest, and did not describe the fence or the chase. ICE said violence against ICE agents and facilities will not be tolerated, and restated figures it has used before: more than a 1,600 percent increase in assaults, a 3,300 percent increase in vehicular attacks, and an 8,000 percent increase in death threats. Those percentages are ICE’s caption. They are not a new count from Tuesday night. No YouTube video from ICE or the FBI. The video below is 11Alive.

Source: Associated Press (Oct. 20, 2026) | CBS Atlanta (Oct. 21, 2026) | 11Alive YouTube (Oct. 21, 2026) | ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 8:15 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: LOS ANGELES — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED DANIEL CERVANTES MOCTEZUMA, A MEXICAN MAN WANTED IN MEXICO FOR KIDNAPPING HIS DAUGHTER. ERO LOS ANGELES SAID HE IS 44 AND THAT THE ARREST WAS OCT. 7. THE NATIONAL ICE POST WENT UP THIS MORNING. HE IS IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. A MEXICAN WANTED NOTICE IS NOT A U.S. CONVICTION. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. ICE.

ICE’s national account posted at 7:05 a.m. Pacific. A vertical video on X. About 73 seconds. Not a YouTube video. ICE said Daniel Cervantes Moctezuma is a Mexican illegal alien and fugitive, wanted in Mexico for kidnapping his daughter and fleeing to the United States. ICE said ERO Los Angeles arrested him last week. ICE said he is now in removal proceedings and that his daughter was safely reunited with her mother. Illegal alien is ICE’s label. An arrest is not a conviction. A wanted notice in Mexico is not a conviction in a U.S. court.

ERO Los Angeles posted the same arrest on Oct. 13 at 2:06 p.m. Pacific. That post said he is 44, of Mexico, and that the arrest was Oct. 7. The national post this morning did not repeat the age or the Oct. 7 date. This is not Jose Cervantes-Pulido, already on this page. This is not Victor Manuel Cervantes-Santillanes, already on this page. This is not Jose Mendoza-Cervantes, already on this page.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 7:05 a.m. Pacific) | ERO Los Angeles on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 2:06 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/21: DHS NAMES FIVE PEOPLE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED IN THE SNAP FRAUD OPERATION. THE WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS THEY ABUSED SNAP. IT DOES NOT LIST A SNAP-FRAUD CONVICTION ON ANY NAME. NO AGES. NO CITIES. NO COURTS. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT IN THE ONE-LINE ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. SAME OPERATION. NOT A SECOND CRACKDOWN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 21. ICE posted the same five names in a thread at 6:11 a.m. Pacific. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. DHS said the operation targets illegal aliens who entered unlawfully and then exploited SNAP. DHS said the five below are recent examples of illegal aliens who abused SNAP benefits and were arrested by ICE. DHS said each entered unlawfully. Illegal alien on these five names is DHS’s label. DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name a city, a court, or a docket. An arrest is not a conviction. DHS did not write a SNAP-fraud conviction on any of the five lines.

Elizabeth Povea Rodriguez, an illegal alien from Cuba. DHS said a conviction for disorderly conduct and arrests for battery and domestic violence. Those arrests are not convictions. Rubstony Junior Theodore, an illegal alien from Haiti. DHS said arrests, not convictions, for larceny, obstruction of officers, and trespassing. Wilbert Jean Baptiste, an illegal alien from Haiti. Louis Jean, an illegal alien from Haiti. Jhensly Charles, an illegal alien from Haiti. DHS did not list another crime on those three lines. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said illegal aliens using SNAP are defrauding the taxpayer, and that the people already arrested and deported are a drop in the bucket. Those are his words. They are not a conviction written on every name. The one-line item already on this page links this same release and does not name these five. This item adds the names. It is not a second operation.

Source: DHS — SNAP fraud crackdown (Oct. 21, 2026) | ICE on X (Oct. 21, 2026, 6:11 a.m. Pacific)

ICE LAUNCHES A NATIONWIDE SNAP FRAUD CRACKDOWN AND ARRESTS ILLEGAL ALIENS ACCUSED OF STEALING FOOD STAMPS, OCTOBER 21, 2026. DHS.

ICE WASHINGTON ARRESTS A HIGH-RANKING MS-13 GANG LEADER FROM EL SALVADOR IN HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND, OCTOBER 20, 2026. ICE.

BREAKING 10/20: INDIO — BORDER PATROL SAYS HIGHWAY 86 CHECKPOINT OPERATIONS IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER INSPECTED AT LEAST 196 COMMERCIAL DRIVERS WITH ICE AND THE TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT. THE RELEASE SAYS A HAITIAN NATIONAL WAS ARRESTED AFTER TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS WAS REVOKED, AND THAT A U.S. CITIZEN TRUCK DRIVER WAS ARRESTED ON A TEXAS PAROLE WARRANT. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE EARLIER INDIO ARRESTS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 20, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP release is dated Oct. 20. No clock time on the release. CBP said Indio Station agents ran the operations at the Highway 86 checkpoint throughout August and September, with ICE and the U.S. Department of Transportation. CBP said they inspected commercial drivers and vehicles for immigration, transportation, and transportation-safety violations. CBP said agents and partner agencies inspected at least 196 commercial drivers, issued citations to 57 drivers for English-language proficiency, hours-of-service logbooks, and vehicle equipment, and placed 27 drivers out of service. A citation is not a conviction. An out-of-service order is not a conviction.

CBP said agents identified two commercial drivers who violated the conditions of their visa temporary visitor status by engaging in prohibited shipping activity. CBP said one driver was processed accordingly. CBP said the second was processed for voluntary return and had his Border Crossing Card revoked. CBP did not name either driver. CBP did not give ages. CBP did not say illegal alien on those two lines. CBP said agents arrested a Haitian national following the revocation of Temporary Protected Status and transferred that person to ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations. CBP did not name that person. CBP did not call that person an illegal alien. A transfer for processing is not a conviction. CBP said agents also arrested a U.S. citizen semi-truck driver with an active, extraditable Texas warrant for a parole violation, and transferred that driver to the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office for extradition. CBP did not name that driver. A warrant is not a new conviction in this release. No YouTube video with the release. This is not the unnamed Indio felon already on this page. This is not the Sept. 30 Indio work-visa overstay already on this page.

Source: CBP — Indio Station joint operations at the Highway 86 checkpoint (Oct. 20, 2026) | KESQ, restating the release (Oct. 20, 2026, 12:54 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/20: DHS POSTS SECRETARY MULLIN ON THE FRANCE RIOTS. THE CAPTION SAYS YOU CANNOT HAVE A SECURE NATION IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A SECURE BORDER, AND THAT YOU HAVE TO KNOW WHO IS IN YOUR COUNTRY. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. A 78-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 16 CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 20, 2026. DHS.

DHS posted at 1:41 p.m. Pacific. The caption quotes Secretary Markwayne Mullin on the France riots: “You cannot have a secure nation if you don’t have a secure border. You have to know who is in your country.” Those are the words in the DHS caption. This page does not have a transcript of the 78-second video. The video is on X. It is not a YouTube video. No new arrest. No new name. No new count. This is not the Oct. 16 DHS video already on this page. That earlier post was 36 seconds, at 6:28 a.m. Pacific, and the caption used a similar border sentence. Fox’s Will Cain account posted the same appearance at 1:53 p.m. Pacific and said Mullin compared unrest in France to past riots in Portland, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., and said France’s demonstrations had escalated beyond student protests. Those details are that account’s description. They are not a transcript on this page.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 20, 2026, 1:41 p.m. Pacific) | Will Cain account on X (Oct. 20, 2026, 1:53 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/20: NORFOLK — CBP SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED 2,772 CERAMIC SINKS WITH A COUNTERFEIT CERTIFICATION MARK AND 543 AUTOMOTIVE RADIATORS IMPORTED WITH A STOLEN IDENTITY. BOTH SHIPMENTS CAME FROM CHINA ON OCT. 6. THE SINKS WERE HEADED TO IRVINE. THE RADIATORS WERE HEADED TO LOS ANGELES. NO ARREST. NO NAME. NO IMMIGRATION STATUS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THIS SEIZURE. OCTOBER 20, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP release is dated Oct. 20. No clock time on the release. CBP said the seizures were Oct. 6 in Norfolk and that the goods originated from China. CBP said trade experts verified that the UPC shield and design mark on the sinks was used without authorization. CBP said the sink shipment, destined for an address in Irvine, California, was appraised at $462,501 manufacturer’s suggested retail price if the sinks were authentic. CBP said the 543 radiators were fraudulently imported using a victim’s stolen identity and were destined for an address in Los Angeles, appraised at $120,296. CBP did not name the importer, the victim, or a driver. CBP did not state an immigration status. CBP did not state an arrest or a charge. A seizure is not a conviction. Area Port Director Keri Brady said officers are seizing high-risk and fraudulent shipments and depriving bad actors of illicit revenue. Those are her words. CBP said this is not the first Norfolk seizure of ceramic sinks with counterfeit UPC markings or of fraudulently imported automotive radiators. Those earlier seizures are not on this page. No YouTube video of this seizure. CBP links a general counterfeit-goods short. That short is not this seizure.

Source: CBP — Norfolk sinks and radiators (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/20: DHS SAYS ICE YESTERDAY ARRESTED FIVE PEOPLE IT CALLS CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING A FRESNO CONVICTION FOR CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD UNDER 16 AND A LONG BRANCH CONVICTION FOR ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION WRITTEN ON EVERY NAME. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 20, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 20. DHS posted the thread on X at 1:06 p.m. Pacific. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. DHS said the arrests were yesterday. That is Oct. 19. DHS did not give a clock time for any arrest. DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name a court or a docket. An arrest is not a new conviction. DHS said each person was convicted of the crime it lists. Illegal alien on these five names is DHS’s label.

Vong Vongviset, a criminal illegal alien from Laos. DHS said a conviction for continuous sexual abuse of a child under 16 years old in Fresno, California. Jhostin Richard Abreu-Concepcion, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. DHS said a conviction for aggravated assault in Rich County, Utah. Bayron David Oviedo-Diaz, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras. DHS said a conviction for second-degree assault in Ocean City, Maryland. Juan Hernandez-Ortiz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for possession of a controlled substance in Garden Grove, California. Mario Mondragon, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said a conviction for endangering the welfare of a child in Long Branch, New Jersey. DHS did not say child pornography on Mondragon’s line.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said that just yesterday ICE arrested pedophiles, violent assailants, and other public safety threats. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every name. Hernandez-Ortiz’s line is a drug-possession conviction. Oviedo-Diaz’s line is second-degree assault. Abreu-Concepcion’s line is aggravated assault. This is not the Oct. 20 North Carolina list already on this page. This is not the Oct. 19 weekend list already on this page. No YouTube video with the release.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: pedophiles, violent assailants, and other public safety threats (Oct. 20, 2026) | DHS on X (Oct. 20, 2026, 1:06 p.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/20: JACKSONVILLE — DHS SAYS JENNIFER SUSAN CRUZ, A U.S. CITIZEN, WAS SENTENCED TO 15 MONTHS AFTER ASSAULTING AN ICE OFFICER, A CBP OFFICER, AND A FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER DURING A JANUARY IMMIGRATION STOP. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS SHE IS 41 AND THAT SENIOR JUDGE HARVEY E. SCHLESINGER IMPOSED THE SENTENCE. DOJ ANNOUNCED IT OCT. 14. THE DHS RELEASE IS DATED OCT. 20. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. OCTOBER 20, 2026. DHS.

ICE posted at 12:41 p.m. Pacific. A still photo. Not a YouTube video from ICE or DHS. The Florida Times-Union posted a clip on Oct. 15. DHS said the incident was Jan. 13 in Jacksonville during a joint operation with ICE, CBP, and the Florida Highway Patrol. DHS said, citing local reporting, that a traffic stop involved two illegal aliens, that Cruz got out of her car and punched an FHP trooper in the face, and that in a law enforcement vehicle she kicked an ICE officer and a CBP officer. DHS said the sentence also includes two years of supervised release and $5,592 in restitution. DHS called her a U.S. citizen. She is not one of the two people in the stopped car.

The Justice Department account is the court-documents account, dated Oct. 14. DOJ said Cruz, 41, of Jacksonville, was sentenced to 15 months by Senior U.S. District Judge Harvey E. Schlesinger. DOJ said federal immigration officers and FHP were looking for aliens illegally present in the United States. DOJ said Cruz was recording as a trooper pulled a vehicle over, and that officers then determined the two occupants were illegally present. DOJ said another trooper stopped her over cellphone use while driving, that her license was suspended as of June 17, 2025, that she drove away, and that troopers boxed her in. DOJ said she said she was ready to fight, struck a trooper in the face with a closed fist, and struck a CBP agent and an ICE officer. DOJ said the ICE officer’s left hand was injured and that a taser did not subdue her. DOJ said the punched trooper was injured in the face, ear, nose, and left hand and went to a hospital. DOJ did not state the restitution figure. DHS did. A sentence is not a new arrest.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said she thought she could get away with assaulting officers who were arresting illegal aliens, and that the sentence is a warning. Those are his words. HSI Jacksonville Assistant Special Agent in Charge Tim Hemker and U.S. Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe are quoted in both releases. DOJ said Assistant U.S. Attorney Arnold B. Corsmeier prosecuted the case. HSI, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, and the Florida Highway Patrol investigated.

Source: DHS — woman sentenced after assaulting DHS officers in Florida (Oct. 20, 2026) | DOJ — Jacksonville woman sentenced (Oct. 14, 2026) | ICE on X (Oct. 20, 2026, 12:41 p.m. Pacific) | Florida Times-Union YouTube

BREAKING 10/20: MURRIETA — BORDER PATROL SAYS AGENTS SEIZED ABOUT 51.9 POUNDS OF SUSPECTED FENTANYL FROM A HONDA CR-V ON INTERSTATE 15. NO DRIVER NAME. NO AGE. NO CITIZENSHIP. PRELIMINARY TESTING. NOT A CONVICTION. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 29 MURRIETA 962-POUND LIQUID-METH SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 20, 2026. CBP.

The written CBP release is dated Oct. 20. No clock time on the release. CBP said the stop was recently, this month. CBP did not give the day. CBP said San Diego Sector agents were on anti-smuggling operations along Interstate 15. CBP said a northbound Honda CR-V exited at Mission Road, turned around, and stopped on its own in the southbound lanes. CBP said a Border Patrol K-9 alerted during a consensual encounter. CBP said agents found a duffel bag with 22 bundles in the backseat. CBP said the bundles weighed approximately 51.9 pounds and that preliminary testing indicated fentanyl. CBP said the driver and the suspected fentanyl were taken to the Newton-Azrak Border Patrol Station, then transferred to the Drug Enforcement Administration for criminal prosecution. A transfer for prosecution is not a conviction. Chief Patrol Agent Justin M. De La Torre said fentanyl poses a serious threat and that agents are committed to keeping the drugs off the streets. Those are his words. No YouTube video with the release.

Source: CBP — Border Patrol seizes over 51 pounds of fentanyl along I-15 (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/20: NORTH CAROLINA — DHS NAMES FIVE PEOPLE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED, INCLUDING SIXTEEN COUNTS OF SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR AND A ROBBERY-WITH-A-DANGEROUS-WEAPON CONVICTION. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. ONE OF THE FIVE WAS DEPORTED OCT. 16. THESE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. OCTOBER 20, 2026. DHS.

The written DHS release is dated Oct. 20. DHS posted the thread on X at 11:33 a.m. Pacific. Still photos. Not a YouTube video. None of these five names are already on this page. This is not the Oct. 16 indictment of 10 noncitizens for voting in North Carolina already on this page. This is not Eliceo Santizo-Velasquez or Angel Paguada-Banegas already on this page. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said that in recent weeks ICE arrested illegal aliens convicted of sexual exploitation of a minor, felony child abuse, robbery with a dangerous weapon, and driving while intoxicated. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every name. DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name a court or a docket. An arrest is not a conviction.

Nelson Alexander Chay, an alien from Guatemala and a registered sex offender. DHS said ICE arrested him in Siler City on Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for sixteen counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor — obscene material, and for driving while intoxicated. DHS said he was lawfully admitted through California in May 2002, and that he has been placed in proceedings to terminate his lawful status. DHS did not call him an illegal alien. Gustavo Cardenas Arreola, an illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said ICE arrested him in Graham on Oct. 5. DHS said convictions for ten counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown date and location, and that DHS issued a final order of removal on Oct. 19, 2026. Isidro Flores Rodriguez, an illegal alien from Mexico. DHS said ICE arrested him in Oxford on Oct. 13. DHS said a conviction for felony child abuse inflicting serious injury. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown date and location.

Thong Vilaiphone, an illegal alien from Laos. DHS said ICE arrested him in China Grove on Oct. 1. DHS said convictions for possessing weapons of mass destruction, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and felony probation violation. The release does not describe the weapon. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown date and location, and that an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Feb. 24, 1997. Francis Martinez Alvarez, an illegal alien from Honduras. DHS said ICE arrested him in New Hanover County on Sept. 30. DHS said convictions for robbery with a dangerous weapon and illegal re-entry. DHS said arrests, not convictions, for first-degree kidnapping, discharging a weapon at an occupied property, assault, and second-degree trespass. DHS said he was deported in June 2007, re-entered illegally, and that the Trump administration deported him on Oct. 16. Illegal alien on those four names is DHS’s label. No YouTube video with the release.

Source: DHS — Highlights worst illegal aliens arrested in North Carolina (Oct. 20, 2026) | DHS on X (Oct. 20, 2026, 11:33 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/20: NEW YORK — ICE SAYS IT LODGED DETAINERS FOR DANGELO RAFAEL JEAN CARABALLO AND SNEIDER MEJIA BAUTISTA AFTER LOCAL POLICE ARRESTED THEM OCT. 8. ICE SAYS THEY ARE THE TWO MEN IN THE OCT. 2 STABBING OF AN OFF-DUTY NYPD DETECTIVE IN THE BRONX. THESE NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 6 ITEM, WHEN DHS SAID THEY WERE AT LARGE. THE NEW FACT IS THE DETAINER. THE CRIMINAL LINES IN THIS RELEASE ARE ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO WITH THIS RELEASE. ICE.

The written ICE release is dated Oct. 20. No clock time on the release. A still photo of both men. Not a YouTube video. The Oct. 7 Fox video of the arrests is already on this page. This item does not re-embed it. ICE New York City Field Office Director Kenneth Genalo said New York City’s refusal to honor ICE detainers has grave consequences, including for law enforcement officers. Those are his words. ICE said that, according to ICE intelligence, the two approached the off-duty detective in Norwood on Oct. 2, tried to rob him, stabbed him seven times when he defended himself, and fled on an e-bike. ICE said the detective is recovering. This release does not name the detective. The page already has the name Jose Mercedes from the Oct. 6 local reports. ICE said local authorities arrested both men on Oct. 8, and that ICE has lodged detainers for their transfer. A detainer is a request. It is not a conviction. It is not a transfer.

ICE called both men criminal illegal aliens from the Dominican Republic. That is ICE’s label. Jean Caraballo: ICE said Border Patrol encountered him near San Luis, Arizona, in February 2023, after he tried to enter without authorization, served him a notice to appear, and released him on his own recognizance. ICE said his New York record includes arrests for reckless endangerment, unlawful fleeing from a police officer, reckless driving, criminal possession of a controlled substance, criminal possession of a weapon involving a loaded firearm, and menacing involving a weapon. ICE said arrest. It did not say convicted on those counts. Mejia Bautista: ICE said Border Patrol encountered him near San Luis, Arizona, in December 2022, paroled him, and served him a notice to appear. ICE said an immigration judge ordered him removed to the Dominican Republic in absentia on May 8, 2025. ICE said it lodged a detainer with Bronx Central Booking after an October 2025 NYPD arrest for fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, and that New York City declined that detainer. ICE said his record includes arrests for criminal possession of stolen property, possession of burglar’s tools, grand larceny, and criminal possession of a weapon. Those are arrests in this release, not convictions. This is not Oscar Bergal, also spelled Belgal, already on this page. No YouTube video with this release.

Source: ICE — detainers for two Dominican nationals in the off-duty NYPD detective stabbing (Oct. 20, 2026)

BREAKING 10/20: SAN ANTONIO — THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS RIGOBERTO RAMON MIRANDA-OROZCO, 39, A GUATEMALAN MAN EXTRADITED TO THE UNITED STATES, WAS SENTENCED TUESDAY TO 30 YEARS IN THE 2022 TRACTOR-TRAILER ALIEN-SMUGGLING DEATHS. 53 DEAD. 11 INJURED. OCTOBER 20, 2026. DOJ. HSI.

DOJ said the sentence was imposed today. DOJ said the tractor trailer was found in San Antonio on June 27, 2022, loaded with 64 aliens. DOJ said it traveled about 156 miles from Laredo in about 90-degree heat with no working air conditioning. DOJ said first responders pronounced 48 dead at the scene and five more died at a hospital. DOJ said six of the dead were juveniles and at least one was a pregnant woman. DOJ said two of Miranda-Orozco’s clients, both illegal aliens from Guatemala, died, and another of his clients was seriously injured and survived a long hospital stay. DOJ said he admitted he arranged transportation and lodging through Guatemala, Mexico, and the United States. U.S. Attorney Justin R. Simmons said 21 of the dead were from Guatemala. A July 2 plea release had set sentencing for Oct. 8. The sentence was imposed Oct. 20.

DOJ said he pleaded guilty July 2 to conspiracy to bring an alien into the United States resulting in death, aiding and abetting bringing an alien into the United States resulting in death, and aiding and abetting bringing an alien into the United States resulting in serious bodily injury. The plea is not the sentence. The sentence is 30 years. Simmons said Miranda-Orozco will spend the rest of his life in a federal prison. Those are his words. The term in the release is 30 years. DOJ said he is 39. News 4 San Antonio’s YouTube description says 49. This page is using the Justice Department age. DOJ said he was arrested in Guatemala in August 2024 and extradited in March 2025. HSI San Antonio led the U.S. case, with HSI Guatemala and the HSI Human Smuggling Unit. DOJ said help came from CBP’s National Targeting Center and Operation Sentinel, the Border Patrol, ATF, San Antonio police, San Antonio fire, and the Palestine Police Department. HSI posted video on X at 10:29 a.m. Pacific. That clip is not a YouTube URL. HSI San Antonio spelled the first name Rigorberto. The Justice Department spelling is Rigoberto. This name is not already on this page. This is not the Oct. 15 five-year sentence of Edgar Sanchez-Solis already on this page.

Source: DOJ — Guatemalan national sentenced to 30 years in the 2022 San Antonio mass-casualty alien smuggling (Oct. 20, 2026) | News 4 San Antonio YouTube | HSI on X | DOJ — July 2, 2026 guilty plea

BREAKING 10/20: LONG BEACH — ICE AND DHS SAY SATURDAY’S OPERATION WAS A TARGETED ARREST OF AN AT-LARGE CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN, AND THAT OFFICERS DID NOT HIT A PERSON ON A BIKE. THEY SAY A PERSON WAS ARRESTED AFTER SMASHING A GOVERNMENT-VEHICLE MIRROR. THE MAYOR AND CNN NAME RICARDO GONZALEZ AND SAY HE TOLD OFFICIALS HE IS A U.S. CITIZEN. ICE DID NOT NAME HIM. OCTOBER 20, 2026. ICE. DHS.

DHS posted the statement Tuesday at 6:19 a.m. Pacific. ICE posted the same statement at 7:48 a.m. Pacific. Both say that on Oct. 17, ICE ran a targeted enforcement operation in Long Beach, California, to arrest an at-large criminal illegal alien. Both say anti-ICE agitators tried to impede the operation, threaten officers, and damage government vehicles after officers gave lawful commands. Both say officers used the minimum force in their training. Both say ICE did not hit an individual on a bike. Both say an individual was arrested after he smashed the mirror of a government vehicle, that resisting arrest can cause injury, and that the person was turned over to local police. Both say ICE is investigating potential charges for damage to the vehicle. A charge is not a conviction. The posts do not name the at-large target. They do not say whether that arrest was completed. They do not name the person accused of smashing the mirror. They do not give that person’s citizenship. ICE added that it has recorded more than a 1,600 percent increase in assaults on officers, a 3,300 percent increase in vehicular attacks, and an 8,000 percent increase in death threats. Those figures are ICE’s. The post does not link a tally.

CNN, the mayor, and local stations describe a different account of the same Saturday scene. CNN said Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson identified the injured man as Ricardo Gonzalez, a former city employee, and said Gonzalez told officials he is a U.S. citizen. CNN said Gonzalez and other residents called 911 about unmarked vehicles. CNN said surveillance video obtained by KTLA shows an unmarked SUV driving the wrong way on a one-way street as a man on an e-bike turns onto that street, and that the camera angle does not show whether the SUV and the e-bike collide. CNN said two witnesses reported the SUV going the wrong way. CNN said city police reported that ICE asked for help with vehicle vandalism and a person who needed medical aid, and that officers arrived to find a man handcuffed and bleeding during a large group disturbance. CNN said an ICE spokesperson gave the same denial carried in Tuesday’s posts, and that ICE did not answer whether Gonzalez is a U.S. citizen. This page does not have a charging document, a medical record, or a court finding on the mirror, the injury, or citizenship. This is not Ricardo Gonzalez of the Dominican Republic already on this page. This is not Ricardo Gonzalez Espinoza of Mexico already on this page.

BREAKING 10/20: LAREDO — ICE SAYS A 56-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN MAN DIED IN CUSTODY AT THE RIO GRANDE PROCESSING CENTER, OCTOBER 20, 2026. ICE.

ICE said Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias passed away Oct. 17, 2026. ICE said staff found him unresponsive in his assigned bed at about 9:48 a.m. Central time, started life-saving measures, and called Laredo Fire Department EMS. ICE said he was declared dead at 10:10 a.m. ICE said the cause of death is unknown and an autopsy will decide it. ICE said that while in custody he received medical care and had a documented history of diabetes, hypertension, and anxiety. ICE’s criminal-history line is an arrest for theft of property on July 27, 2004. The release does not state a conviction. An arrest is not a conviction. ICE said CBP arrested him June 26, 2026, while he was attempting to enter at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge in Laredo. ICE said he was a lawful permanent resident who obtained that status through fraud by failing to disclose the 2004 arrest, and that he was in ICE custody pending removal proceedings before an immigration judge. ICE said he was receiving due process. ICE said it notified DHS, the ICE Office of Inspector General, the ICE Office of Professional Responsibility, and the Consulate of Mexico. No YouTube video with the release.

ICE BOSTON SAYS A THREE-DAY OPERATION IN SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS ENDED WITH 82 ARRESTS, OCTOBER 19, 2026. ICE.

The release is dated Oct. 19 and marked updated Oct. 20. ICE said the operation ran during the week of Sept. 21. ICE said several of the people arrested had been released from jail by sanctuary jurisdictions that refused immigration detainers. ICE did not say which of the named people were those releases. ICE did not give a town, a date, an age, or a docket for any name. Still photos on the release. No YouTube video. This is not the Oct. 15 arrest of Juan Carlos Izaguirre Membreno already on this page. This is not the August arrest of Heriton Da Silva Aredes already on this page.

ICE said these seven were among the 82. Convictions, where ICE uses that word: Robson Martins Da Silva of Brazil, two counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14. ICE also said Da Silva has been arrested for possession of child sexual abuse material, assault with a dangerous weapon, and assault on a family or household member. Those lines are arrests, not convictions stated on the release. Joao Manuel Matos Ferreira of Portugal, two counts of assault with a motor vehicle. ICE called him a criminal alien, not an illegal alien, and said he was also arrested for two counts of indecent exposure and two counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14. Cristopher Paul Augui Cajas of Ecuador, assault with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery. ICE said he was also arrested for two counts of assault, disorderly conduct, leaving the scene of property damage, and indecent exposure. Marlon Alexis Portillo-Garcia of Honduras, driving under the influence.

Arrests ICE did not describe as convictions: Ronan Rodrigues Dos Santos of Brazil, assault with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct, threat to commit a crime, and disturbing the peace. Raphael De Oliveira Batista of Brazil, previously removed, assault and battery on a family or household member, threat to commit a crime, and strangulation or suffocation. Ricardo Faustin of Haiti, five counts of extortion by threat of injury, six counts of larceny over $1,200 by false pretense, larceny under $1,200, larceny by single scheme, and conspiracy. Acting ICE Boston Field Office Director Joseph Sher blamed Massachusetts sanctuary politicians and named the Protect Act. ICE thanked the Coast Guard for help on the operation. The release does not say what the Coast Guard did.

USCIS SAYS A QUINCY MAN IS CHARGED IN A SHAM-MARRIAGE GREEN CARD CASE, OCTOBER 19, 2026. USCIS.

USCIS said a federal grand jury in the Northern District of Ohio indicted Jingming Chen, 31, of Quincy, Massachusetts, a U.S. citizen, for conspiracy to commit marriage fraud and immigration document fraud. An indictment is a charge. It is not a conviction. USCIS said court documents allege a Chinese national living in Aurora, Ohio, paid Chen to enter a sham marriage and to fabricate evidence so the co-conspirator could get a green card. The release does not name the co-conspirator. USCIS said the two filed a notice of intention of marriage in Quincy, and that after the wedding Chen directed a preparer to file a Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. USCIS said HSI Cleveland and the USCIS Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate in Boston investigated. Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian M. McDonough is the prosecutor. USCIS said the maximum prison term if convicted is five years. No YouTube video with the release. Justice Department announcement: USAO Northern District of Ohio.

COAST GUARD REPATRIATES 63 OF 66 MIGRANTS TO THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AFTER A MONA PASSAGE INTERDICTION, OCTOBER 20, 2026. USCG.

The Coast Guard said cutter Winslow Griesser handed 63 of 66 people to Dominican Republic Navy vessels Bellatrix and Acrux on Saturday, after a Friday interdiction in the Mona Passage. An HC-144 Ocean Sentry spotted a 30-foot overloaded makeshift boat about 70 nautical miles northwest of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Sector San Juan sent the cutter. An MH-60T Jayhawk from Air Station Borinquen flew overhead. The Coast Guard said 55 men and four women claimed to be Dominican and six men and one woman claimed to be Haitian. Three remain in federal custody facing investigation and charges of illegal attempted reentry under 8 U.S.C. 1326. A charge is not a conviction. This is not the Oct. 5 Winslow Griesser rescue of 61 off Cabo Cabron already on this page, and it is not the Sept. 29 Mona Passage capsizing already on this page. No YouTube video with the release.

SECRETARY MULLIN AND CBP COMMISSIONER RODNEY SCOTT TOUR THE PHOENIX SKY HARBOR CARGO FACILITY, OCTOBER 19, 2026. DHS.

DHS said the Friday tour was at the cargo inspection facility at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, where CBP looks for illegal drugs, fraudulent labeling, and other national-security threats. DHS said personnel showed baseball jerseys labeled as made in Mexico that were made in China. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said CBP looks at almost every package so dangerous drugs and counterfeit products do not come in. The Friday Phoenix deportation flights mentioned in this release are already on this page. This is not the Oct. 16 Arizona border-wall tour already on this page.

DHS LISTS KANSAS ARRESTS IT SAYS INCLUDE MURDER, CHILD-SEX, RAPE, DRUG, AND ROBBERY CONVICTIONS, OCTOBER 19, 2026. DHS.

DHS said the Kansas cases are Omar Israel Hernandez of Mexico, arrested in July, with a first-degree murder conviction in Wyandotte County; Alberto Estrada of Mexico, arrested in October, with aggravated indecent liberties with a child and rape convictions in Ellsworth; Greg Chukwuka Orji of Nigeria, arrested in September, with dangerous-drugs and fentanyl-distribution convictions in Hutchinson; Oscar Sanchez-Corona of Mexico, arrested in Shawnee in August and deported Sept. 4, with convictions for drug paraphernalia, property damage, and driving without a license, plus arrests for driving under the influence and illegal entry; and Jose Luis Rauda-Diaz of El Salvador, arrested in July, with an aggravated-robbery conviction and two weapon-possession convictions in Emporia. Arrests are not convictions. Estrada and Orji were already named on earlier arrest lists on this page. Hernandez, Sanchez-Corona, and Rauda-Diaz were not. Still photos on the release. No YouTube video.

ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS OVER THE WEEKEND, OCTOBER 19, 2026. DHS.

ICE ARRESTS MORE THAN 100 GANG MEMBERS IN LESS THAN A WEEK, INCLUDING MS-13 AND TREN DE ARAGUA, OCTOBER 19, 2026. DHS.

DHS ANNOUNCES THE LOWEST FISCAL YEAR BORDER CROSSINGS IN AMERICAN HISTORY AND THE FIRST YEAR WITH ZERO BORDER PATROL RELEASES, OCTOBER 16, 2026. DHS.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS REPORT MOLD AND FILTHY KITCHENWARE DURING AN UNANNOUNCED ADELANTO ICE FACILITY VISIT, OCTOBER 16, 2026. DAILY NEWS.

BREAKING 10/16: OTAY MESA — CBP’S WRITTEN RELEASE SAYS OFFICERS THIS WEEK SEIZED NEARLY 1,600 POUNDS OF METHAMPHETAMINE IN A COMMERCIAL TOMATILLO SHIPMENT, STREET VALUE NEARLY $2.5 MILLION. NO DRIVER. NO NAME. NO CITIZENSHIP. THIS IS THE WEIGHT THE 1:09 P.M. AND 11:01 A.M. ITEMS SAID CBP HAD NOT PUBLISHED. SAME CBP YOUTUBE BRIEFING ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

THE WRITTEN CBP LOCAL MEDIA RELEASE IS DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. STILL PHOTOS ON THE RELEASE. THE YOUTUBE ADDRESS IS THE SAME OTAY MESA BRIEFING ALREADY EMBEDDED LOWER ON THIS PAGE. THIS ITEM DOES NOT QUOTE LINES FROM THE VIDEO THAT ARE NOT IN THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME A DRIVER, A DEFENDANT, A CITIZENSHIP, AN IMMIGRATION STATUS, OR A COURT CASE. CBP said officers at the Otay Mesa port of entry this week seized nearly 1,600 pounds of methamphetamine concealed in a commercial shipment of tomatillos, with an estimated street value of nearly $2.5 million. CBP said the seizure was announced earlier today at a news conference hosted by CBP’s Office of Field Operations, U.S. Border Patrol, Air and Marine Operations, and Homeland Security Investigations. The release says “this week.” It does not give a calendar date for the stop.

CBP San Diego Director of Field Operations Sidney Aki said the nation’s borders are the safest and most secure in history, and that this seizure shows drug cartels are not going away. Those are his words in the release. U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre said San Diego Sector has significantly reduced attempts to enter the United States illegally, and that agents are more effectively stopping dangerous drugs from reaching communities. San Diego Air and Marine Branch Director Daniel Jonas said that in fiscal year 2026 his personnel seized more than 302,000 pounds of drugs and more than $4.5 million in illicit currency. Those fiscal-year figures are the branch totals in this release. They are not the weight of this tomatillo load.

This is not the 1:09 p.m. Pacific location-update item already on this page. That item said no weight and no value. This is not the 11:01 a.m. Pacific San Ysidro notice already on this page. This is not the Oct. 12 Laredo World Trade Bridge meth seizure already on this page. This is not the Oct. 7 San Ysidro commercial-bus cocaine seizure already on this page. This is not the Sept. 8 Pharr International Bridge meth load manifested as cabbage, tomatillo, and cilantro already on this page.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=584phni0kvE

Source: CBP — officers seize nearly 1,600 pounds of meth at Otay Mesa port of entry worth $2.5 million (Oct. 16, 2026) | CBP YouTube — Otay Mesa Press Conference

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BREAKING 10/16: PHOENIX — DHS SAYS SECRETARY MULLIN OVERSAW DEPORTATION FLIGHTS TO MEXICO. THE RELEASE NAMES EIGHT PEOPLE IT SAYS WERE AMONG THOSE REMOVED, INCLUDING CHILD-SEX CONVICTIONS. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. NO FLIGHT COUNT. NO PASSENGER COUNT. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 5 ALEXANDRIA FLIGHT. THIS IS NOT TODAY’S SIX-NAME ICE REMOVAL LIST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE WRITTEN DHS RELEASE IS DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. STILL PHOTOS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ALL OF THE PEOPLE ON THE FLIGHTS WERE FROM MEXICO, THE RELEASE SAYS. THESE EIGHT NAMES ARE THE ONES DHS LISTED AS AMONG THOSE DEPORTED. THAT IS NOT A FULL MANIFEST. DHS said Secretary Markwayne Mullin oversaw several deportation flights out of Phoenix that removed dangerous illegal aliens back to Mexico, including pedophiles, violent assailants, drug traffickers, drunk drivers, burglars, and gang members. Those words are the lead. They are not a conviction written on every named card. DHS did not give a number of flights. DHS did not give a number of people on the planes. This is not the Oct. 5 Alexandria flight to El Salvador already on this page. This is not ICE’s six-name “yesterday’s removals” list posted at 2:04 p.m. Pacific already on this page.

Mullin said today they oversaw more deportation flights in Phoenix, removing dangerous illegal aliens and sending them back to Mexico, and that among those deported were pedophiles, violent assailants, drug traffickers, and gang members. He said the American people voted for mass deportations. Those are his words in the release. DHS did not name a carrier, a tail number, or a Mexican airport.

• Jaime Velasquez Orozco, Mexico. DHS said convictions for lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14, assault with intent to rape, inflict corporal injury: spouse/cohabitant, first-degree burglary, battery, driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs, hit-and-run with property damage, and possession of a controlled substance in California. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown date and location, and that an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Oct. 6, 2026. He is already on this page from the Sept. 18 arrest list, as Jaime Velasquez-Orozco. That item was not this removal.
• Jiovany Baray-Acosta, Mexico. DHS said convictions for aggravated driving under the influence — passenger under 15, possession of narcotic drugs for sale (cocaine), and possession of weapon by prohibited person, and an arrest for kidnapping-seize vehicle/other transportation in Arizona. An arrest is not a conviction. DHS said he was deported in 2016, illegally re-entered in August 2021, which the release calls a felony, and that DHS reinstated his prior removal order on Oct. 9, 2026.
• Noe Ochoa Torres, Mexico. DHS said convictions for child abuse — negligently causing serious bodily injury, sex assault — child, and possession of marijuana — over 50 pounds, and arrests for sex assault on a child in a position of trust — victim under 15 and sex assault on a child — pattern of abuse. Those arrests are not convictions in this release. DHS said he was lawfully admitted in 1990, deported in April 2001, deported a second time after an immigration-judge order on April 5, 2006, and then illegally entered a third time.
• Luis Antonio Vasquez Encinas, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for attempted sexual exploitation of a minor under 15 in Arizona. DHS said he was lawfully admitted in March 2023, overstayed after April 2023, and that an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on July 8, 2026. He is not Luis Antonio Alejandro-Ramos. He is not Clemente Vasquez.
• German Garcia-Ordonez, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for assault and battery in the presence of a minor in Oklahoma. DHS said he has been deported four times: 1997, 1998, and twice in 1999, then illegally re-entered, and that an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on June 24, 1999.
• Filiberto Preciado-Gamboa, Mexico. DHS called him an 18th Street gang member. That label is the release’s. DHS said a conviction for battery on spouse/ex-spouse/relationship and arrests for inflict corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant, possession of a controlled substance, and shoplifting in California. Those arrests are not convictions in this release. DHS said Border Patrol arrested and deported him after an illegal entry through California in December 2005, that he then illegally re-entered, which the release calls a felony, and that an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on March 27, 2025.
• Jose Cruz Estrada, Mexico. DHS said convictions for assault causing bodily injury — family, terroristic threats, driving while intoxicated, and evading arrest in Texas. DHS said he was deported in April 2001, deported again after an immigration-judge order on Jan. 13, 2004, and then illegally entered a third time. He is not Jose Morales Hernandez.
• Rolando Carbajal Villegas, Mexico. DHS listed this card twice in the same release. The two cards carry the same convictions: two counts of driving while intoxicated and assault in Texas. DHS said he illegally entered through Texas in February 2009, was deported the following month, illegally re-entered, and that an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Sept. 30, 2026.
• Octavio Felipe-Olivera, Mexico. DHS said convictions for driving under the influence and disturbing the peace in Idaho. DHS said he was deported three times in 2007, then illegally re-entered.

DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name courts on the cards. No YouTube video.

Source: DHS — Secretary Mullin oversees deportation flights out of Arizona (Oct. 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: GEORGIA — DHS HIGHLIGHTS SEVEN PEOPLE IT CALLS ILLEGAL ALIEN TREN DE ARAGUA GANG MEMBERS ARRESTED IN APRIL AND MAY. ONE HAS AN ARMED-ROBBERY CONVICTION. THE OTHERS ARE LISTED WITH ARRESTS OR WITH NO CRIMINAL HISTORY IN THIS RELEASE. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 15 1,296 NATIONAL COUNT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE WRITTEN DHS RELEASE IS DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. STILL PHOTOS ON THE RELEASE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE ARRESTS ARE FROM APRIL AND MAY. THEY ARE NOT TODAY’S ARRESTS. THE RELEASE LISTS EIGHT CARDS. WUILIANS BRUNO TEJADA VILLEDA APPEARS TWICE. THAT IS SEVEN NAMES. NONE OF THESE SEVEN NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said it was highlighting the worst arrests of illegal alien Tren de Aragua gang members in Georgia in recent months. The TdA label is the department’s. Mullin said ICE has arrested Tren de Aragua gang members in Georgia whose criminal histories include armed robbery, aggravated assault, and drug possession. Those words are not a charge written on every named card. This is not the Oct. 15 post that said 1,296 Tren de Aragua arrests nationwide already on this page. That post named no one.

• Jared Adonay Cruz Rivera, Honduras. DHS said ICE arrested him in April. DHS said a conviction for armed robbery, and arrests for aggravated assault, possession of a firearm or knife in commission of a felony, and possession of a Schedule I controlled substance. Those arrests are not convictions in this release.
• Rudy Gabriel Sauceda Ramos, Honduras. DHS said ICE arrested him in May. DHS said arrests for aggravated assault, armed robbery, possession of firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit certain felonies, and possession of a Schedule I controlled substance. The release does not list a conviction for him.
• Jonathan Homez Gonzalez, El Salvador. DHS said ICE arrested him in May. DHS said arrests for aggravated assault, armed robbery, possession of a firearm or knife in commission of a felony, and possession of a Schedule I controlled substance. The release does not list a conviction for him. He is not Jeremias Alexander Gomez Gonzalez.
• Jeremias Alexander Gomez Gonzalez, El Salvador. DHS said ICE arrested him in May. DHS said arrests for aggravated assault, armed robbery, possession of a firearm or knife during commission of felonies, and possession of a Schedule I controlled substance. The release does not list a conviction for him.
• Henrri Enrique Cortez Vargas, Venezuela. The spelling Henrri is the release’s spelling. DHS said ICE arrested him in April. DHS said arrests for theft of movable property and marijuana possession. Those are arrests, not convictions in this release. He is not Hugo Ivan Ramirez Bellozo.
• Robin Acosta Gonzalez, Cuba. DHS said ICE arrested him in May. The release does not list a conviction or an arrest charge for him. He is not Jonathan Homez Gonzalez. He is not Jeremias Alexander Gomez Gonzalez.
• Wuilians Bruno Tejada Villeda, Guatemala. The spelling Wuilians is the release’s spelling. DHS listed this card twice. DHS said ICE arrested him in April. The release does not list a conviction or an arrest charge for him.

DHS did not give ages. DHS did not name courts or cities in Georgia. No YouTube video.

Source: DHS — highlights worst Tren de Aragua gang members arrested in Georgia (Oct. 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: ICE SAYS YESTERDAY’S REMOVALS INCLUDED SIX PEOPLE IT CALLS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE CARDS LIST CONVICTIONS INCLUDING ATTEMPTED STATUTORY RAPE, FENTANYL, COCAINE ON A VESSEL, AND DWI. ICE SAID THEY WERE AMONG THOSE REMOVED. THAT IS NOT A FULL COUNT. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED FRIDAY AT 2:04 P.M. PACIFIC. STILL PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NONE OF THESE SIX NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THURSDAY’S 11-NAME REMOVAL LIST. ICE said President Trump and Secretary Mullin’s message is that anyone in the country illegally will be arrested and deported, that ICE is delivering on that mandate every day, and that these criminal illegal aliens were among those removed yesterday. Each card says “illegal alien” and “convicted.” ICE did not name a court. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not give a city. ICE did not give a removal date beyond “yesterday.” ICE did not name a destination. The parent post does not say these six were the full count. Jose Morales Hernandez’s card says DWI.

• Jarson Guerrera-Munez, Colombia. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine on board a vessel. Card.
• Luis Alfredo Rodriguez-Castillo, Mexico. ICE said convicted of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl. This is not Jose Rodriguez-Eraso. This is not Jose Rodriguez-Gomez. This is not Juan Jose Rodriguez-Maldonado. This is not Rubel Rafael Rodriguez-Lista. Card.
• Mario Hernandez Sanchez, Mexico. ICE said convicted of attempted statutory rape. This is not Juan Benito Sanchez Hernandez. This is not Bryan Alexander Colindres-Sanchez. Card.
• Hugo Ivan Ramirez Bellozo, Mexico. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute fentanyl. This is not Jose Balmory Ramirez Rodriguez. Card.
• Frowen Antonio Alcivar Muentes, Ecuador. ICE said convicted of possession with intent to distribute five kilograms or more of a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of cocaine while on board a vessel. That wording is ICE’s. Card.
• Jose Morales Hernandez, Mexico. ICE said convicted of DWI. This is not Juan Jose Morales-Colindres. Card.

Source: ICE on X — yesterday’s removals (Oct. 16, 2026, 2:04 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: OTAY MESA — CBP MOVES TODAY’S FY26 METH BRIEFING FROM SAN YSIDRO TO THE OTAY MESA PORT OF ENTRY. THE HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE SAYS THE ANNOUNCEMENT IS A SIGNIFICANT METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE AT OTAY MESA AND END-OF-YEAR SUCCESSES IN SAN DIEGO. NO WEIGHT. NO VALUE. NO NAME. THE YOUTUBE WATCH PAGE IS NOW PUBLIC ON THE CBP CHANNEL. THIS IS NOT THE 11:01 A.M. SAN YSIDRO NOTICE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

CBP POSTED THE LOCATION UPDATE FRIDAY AT 1:09 P.M. PACIFIC. ONE LINE. NO PHOTO ON THAT REPLY. NO NEW WEIGHT. NO NEW NAME. THE YOUTUBE ADDRESS IS THE SAME LIVE LINK ALREADY EMBEDDED LOWER ON THIS PAGE FROM THE 11:01 A.M. SAN YSIDRO NOTICE. CBP’s reply says: Location Update: Otay Mesa, CA Port of Entry. That reply sits on CBP’s 12:44 p.m. Pacific post, which still said the briefing would stream from the San Ysidro Port of Entry at 1 p.m. Pacific, 4 p.m. Eastern. The Homeland Security Task Force posted at 12:16 p.m. Pacific that it would announce a recent significant methamphetamine seizure at the Otay Mesa port of entry and end-of-year successes in San Diego at 1 p.m. Pacific, 4 p.m. Eastern. ICE posted at 1:00 p.m. Pacific that HSI San Diego and CBP would reveal details about a huge methamphetamine seizure in San Diego. None of those posts gives a pound figure, a dollar value, a defendant, a citizenship, or an arrest.

A public check of the YouTube watch page now returns a title on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection channel: Otay Mesa Press Conference – Meth Seizure and End of Year Successes. The earlier item on this page said a public check before the 1 p.m. start returned a private, login-required status. This item does not quote lines from the briefing. It does not say the briefing is over. This is not the Oct. 7 San Ysidro commercial-bus cocaine seizure already on this page. This is not the Oct. 12 Laredo World Trade Bridge meth seizure already on this page.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=584phni0kvE

Sources: CBP on X — location update, Otay Mesa (Oct. 16, 2026, 1:09 p.m. Pacific) | CBP on X — earlier San Ysidro notice, 4 p.m. Eastern (Oct. 16, 2026, 12:44 p.m. Pacific) | Homeland Security Task Force on X — Otay Mesa meth announcement (Oct. 16, 2026, 12:16 p.m. Pacific) | ICE on X — HSI San Diego and CBP (Oct. 16, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific) | CBP YouTube — Otay Mesa Press Conference

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BREAKING 10/15: BALTIMORE — THE U.S. ATTORNEY FOR MARYLAND SAYS ICE CASES BROUGHT ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY CHARGES AGAINST 11 ILLEGAL ALIENS AND GUILTY PLEAS FROM TWO MORE. ONE MAN FACING A RE-ENTRY INDICTMENT IS SERVING A SENTENCE FOR THIRD-DEGREE SEXUAL OFFENSE CONVICTIONS. INDICTMENTS ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. THESE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE IS DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ELEVEN ARE CHARGED OR FACING INDICTMENT. TWO PLED GUILTY. DO NOT READ THE LEAD AS 13 CONVICTIONS. Kelly O. Hayes, U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland, announced the cases with Field Office Director Robert Guadian of ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, Washington Field Office. The release says the office recently secured multiple immigration-related prosecutions against illegal aliens, including a sex offender, in connection with Operation Take Back America. “Secured prosecutions” in that sentence is the office’s wording for cases it brought. It is not a statement that every person on this list has been convicted of the new re-entry count.

FACING INDICTMENT. NOT A RE-ENTRY CONVICTION IN THIS RELEASE. Edwin Abel Aplicano-Vargas, 36, an illegal alien from Honduras. The release says he is currently serving a prison sentence for third-degree sexual offense convictions in Prince George’s County. Those sexual-offense convictions are convictions. The re-entry case is an indictment. The release says he unlawfully re-entered after authorities removed him in 2011. This Guadian announcement is this Maryland list. It is not the Falls Church arrest of Luis Antonio Alejandro-Ramos already on this page.

The release says ten additional illegal aliens are facing indictment for re-entry crimes. Juan Cerritos, 47, Guatemala. The release says he unlawfully re-entered after removal in 2014. Dular Antonio Diaz-Diaz, 35, Guatemala. The release says he illegally re-entered after removal in 2019. He is not Salvador Diaz-Diaz, Jerson Diaz-Diaz, or Gustavo Diaz-Diaz. Bryan Francisco Cortez Martinez, 28; Olvin Alexis Duran-Escobar, 29; Juan Benito Sanchez Hernandez, 41; Jose Luis Melara Jandres, 40; Rafael Antionio Melgar, 38; and Santos Sosa-Portillo, 37. The release calls them El Salvadoran illegal aliens charged with illegal re-entry after prior removal. It says Sanchez Hernandez, Cortez Martinez, and Melara Jandres were previously removed in 2018, 2019, and 2021, respectively. It says Duran-Escobar, Melgar, and Sosa-Portillo illegally re-entered in 2015. It does not give a separate removal year for each of those three. The spelling Antionio is the release’s spelling. The spelling El Salvadoran is the release’s spelling.

Quirino Guerrero-Liberato, 36, Mexico. The release says he is charged with illegal re-entry after two prior removals, and that authorities last removed him in 2023. Carlos Alberto Osorio-Suarez, 33, Mexico. The release says he faces the same charges after law enforcement previously removed him in 2023. Those two are charges. They are not convictions in this release.

TWO GUILTY PLEAS. THESE ARE NOT INDICTMENTS STILL PENDING. Juan Carlos Rivas-Montano, an illegal alien from El Salvador. The release does not give an age. It says he pled guilty to illegal re-entry of an alien removed after a felony conviction, including prior felony convictions for illegal re-entry and sexual offense in the third degree. It says authorities deported him in 2006 and 2021, and that law enforcement found him illegally present in Hyattsville in December 2025. Celstino Patishtan, 21, an illegal alien from Mexico. The spelling Celstino is the release’s spelling. The release says he pled guilty to illegal re-entry after prior removal, and that authorities removed him in 2024 after he served a one-year sentence for first-degree burglary in Cecil County. A guilty plea is not a sentence. The release does not give a sentence on either new plea.

The release says the cases are part of Operation Take Back America. It says Hayes commended ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations for the investigations. It does not name a judge, a court date, or a defense lawyer. No YouTube video.

Source: U.S. Attorney, District of Maryland — illegal re-entry prosecutions (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: DHS POSTS SECRETARY MULLIN ON TARGETED ENFORCEMENT. THE CAPTION SAYS TARGETED ENFORCEMENT INCREASES DEPORTATION NUMBERS. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW COUNT. A 49-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED FRIDAY AT 12:55 P.M. PACIFIC. A 49-SECOND VIDEO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW ARREST. THIS IS NOT THE ARIZONA BORDER WALL CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE 8:33 A.M. JOE ABRAHAM CLIP. The caption says Secretary Markwayne Mullin on how targeted enforcement increases deportation numbers. The post does not give a deportation total, a time period, a city, or a name. This item does not quote lines from the video that are not in the caption.

Source: DHS on X — Mullin on targeted enforcement and deportations (Oct. 16, 2026, 12:55 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: DHS POSTS SECRETARY MULLIN ON SANCTUARY POLITICIANS AND MASS MIGRATION. THE CAPTION SAYS THEY WANT TO CHANGE THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF AMERICA. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. THIS IS NOT THE 8:33 A.M. JOE ABRAHAM CLIP. A 94-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED FRIDAY AT 12:48 P.M. PACIFIC. A 94-SECOND VIDEO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW ARREST. THIS IS NOT THE JOE ABRAHAM SANCTUARY CLIP AT 8:33 A.M. PACIFIC. THIS IS NOT THE VOICE OFFICE CLIP AT 11:52 A.M. PACIFIC. The caption says Secretary Markwayne Mullin on how sanctuary politicians want to change the demographics of America with mass migration. The post does not name a politician, a city, a victim, or a defendant. This item does not quote lines from the video that are not in the caption.

Source: DHS on X — Mullin on sanctuary politicians and mass migration (Oct. 16, 2026, 12:48 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: RALEIGH — HSI SAYS 10 FROM NORTH CAROLINA WERE INDICTED FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING IN THE 2024 ELECTION. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS ONE IS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EL SALVADOR AND NINE ARE LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS. INDICTMENTS ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. THESE 10 NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

HSI POSTED FRIDAY AT 12:25 P.M. PACIFIC. A STILL GRAPHIC ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE WRITTEN RELEASE IS DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. THE GRAPHIC DOES NOT NAME THEM. THESE 10 NAMES ARE NOT THE MINNESOTA TEN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT MUKESHKUMAR SOMABHAI CHAUDHARI, TERRANCE PATRICK EVANS, LIZBETH ALMONTE-ROSA, ANDRES GARCIA, OR PAULO JORGE SILVA. THIS IS NOT THE FLORIDA 16. The HSI caption says 10 individuals were charged with allegedly falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to register to vote. The graphic says 10 from North Carolina were indicted for illegally voting in the 2024 election. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina said a federal grand jury indicted 10 noncitizens, including an illegal alien, for illegally voting in the 2024 elections. The office said an indictment is an accusation and each defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The release says all 10 falsely claimed to be United States citizens to register and vote in the 2024 general election. It says falsely claiming citizenship to vote carries up to five years in prison. It does not state a maximum sentence for the voting-by-an-alien count. FBI Director Kash Patel said the announcement covers arrests and indictments of ten individuals, including one illegal alien and nine non-citizens, who illegally voted in the 2024 election in North Carolina, as alleged. U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle said every non-citizen who chooses to illegally vote cancels out the vote of a law-abiding citizen. Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella said the arrests send the message that election laws are not optional. Those are statements. They are not convictions. This Venturella quote is from this release. It is not an older quote already on this page.

ONE DEFENDANT IS CALLED AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. NINE ARE CALLED LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS. DO NOT READ THE LEAD AS TEN ILLEGAL ALIENS. Eduardd Omar Majano Sosa, 22, a native of El Salvador and an illegal alien living in Cumberland County. The release charges one count of falsely claiming citizenship to vote and one count of voting by an alien. It says he registered in 2024 and voted in the 2024 general election. Gjina Gojcaj McDonald, 60, a native of the former Yugoslavia and a lawful permanent resident in Robeson County. Both counts. The release says she registered in 2008 and voted in the 2024, 2022, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2010, and 2008 general elections, the 2019 special election, and the 2012 primary. James Edward Herrmann, 47, a native of Germany and a lawful permanent resident in Cumberland County. Both counts. Registered in 2018. Voted in the 2024 and 2020 general elections. Karl Fout, 73, a native of Germany and a lawful permanent resident in Cumberland County. Both counts. Registered in 2008. Voted in the 2024, 2020, 2018, 2016, 2014, 2012, and 2008 general elections. Lawton Caswell McKenzie, 46, a native of Jamaica and a lawful permanent resident in Wayne County. Both counts. Registered in 2007 and 2012. Voted in the 2024, 2020, and 2012 general elections.

Lionel Paul, 62, a native of Haiti and a lawful permanent resident in Granville County. Both counts. Registered in 2024. Voted in the 2024 general election. Ludgardys Olena Matthews, 62, a native of Panama and a lawful permanent resident in Cumberland County. Both counts. Registered in 2009. Voted in the 2024, 2020, and 2018 general elections and the 2020 primary. Mervin Sylvester Bogle, 60, a native of Jamaica and a lawful permanent resident in Harnett County. The release charges him with one count of falsely claiming citizenship to vote. It does not charge him with voting by an alien. It says he registered in 2024, completed a ballot in the 2024 general election, and voted in the 2012 and 2008 general elections. Ramona Abreu-Exia, 71, a native of Germany and a lawful permanent resident in Cumberland County. Both counts. Registered in 2004. Voted in the 2024, 2020, 2018, 2016, 2012, 2010, 2008, and 2004 general elections and the 2008 primary. Robert Harold Corbett, 69, a native of Canada and a lawful permanent resident in Wake County. Both counts. The release says he registered in 1998 and voted in 2024, 2016, 2004, 2002, 2000, and 1998. The spelling Eduardd is the release’s spelling.

The release says the office’s 2026 total of illegal voters indicted and convicted in the Eastern District of North Carolina is now 12. That total includes Denis Joseph Bouchard, 70, a Canadian citizen the release says was convicted of falsely claiming to be a United States citizen when he voted. He is not one of these 10. The total also includes James Darius Osborne, 36, of Wilmington. The release says he was charged with falsely claiming he was eligible to vote while he was a convicted felon on supervised release for possessing child pornography. The release does not call Osborne a noncitizen. He is not one of these 10. His case is not an illegal-alien case in this release.

Carolina Journal reported that eight of the 10 appeared Thursday morning before U.S. Magistrate Judge James E. Gates in Raleigh, that one appeared later the same morning, and that one appeared in New Bern. It reported that Gates said they would be released on conditions. It reported that Boyle said at a Thursday afternoon press conference that the illegal alien was in possession of a firearm when he was arrested Tuesday and would face additional charges. The written indictment list does not include a firearm count. That press-conference statement is not a charge in the release. Carolina Journal also reported that State Board of Elections Executive Director Sam Hayes said the defendants were identified after an April check of voter rolls against the SAVE database. Those hearing and firearm details are the newspaper’s account. They are not in the written Justice Department release.

Sources: HSI on X — 10 charged with false citizenship claims to register to vote (Oct. 16, 2026, 12:25 p.m. Pacific) | U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of North Carolina (Oct. 15, 2026) | Carolina Journal

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BREAKING 10/16: BRONX — ICE SAYS MARCOS CONTRERAS-LOPEZ, A TWICE-REMOVED ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, HAS BEEN DEPORTED. ICE SAYS NYPD CHARGED HIM IN JUNE WITH 1ST-DEGREE SEXUAL ABUSE, FORCIBLE TOUCHING, AND 3RD-DEGREE SEXUAL ABUSE. THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS POST. ICE SAYS A 2008 FINAL REMOVAL ORDER. NO AGE. A STILL PHOTO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED FRIDAY AT 12:00 P.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT WILLIAMS ALEJANDRO CORTES CONTRERAS, JUAN CONTRERAS BONILLA, ROBERTO CONTRERAS-GONZALEZ, OR RONALD ALBERTO AGUILAR-CONTRERAS. ICE called Marcos Contreras-Lopez a twice previously removed criminal illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said the New York City Police Department arrested him in June and charged him with 1st degree sexual abuse of a person incapable of consent who was physically helpless, forcible touching, and 3rd degree sexual abuse. Those are charges in the post. The post does not say he was convicted of them. ICE said it arrested him in an at-large targeted enforcement action in the Bronx after he was released back onto New York City streets. ICE said he had a 2008 final removal order. ICE said he has been deported. The post does not give an age, a victim’s name, a court, a docket, a deportation date, or a destination.

Source: ICE on X — Marcos Contreras-Lopez deported (Oct. 16, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: ICE POSTS JOE ABRAHAM AS DIRECTOR OF THE VOICE OFFICE. THE CAPTION SAYS MANY POLITICIANS SHOWED MORE EMPATHY FOR CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS THAN FOR THEIR VICTIMS. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW CHARGE. THIS IS NOT THE 8:33 A.M. SANCTUARY CLIP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A 35-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED FRIDAY AT 11:52 A.M. PACIFIC. A 35-SECOND VIDEO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. JOE ABRAHAM IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE 8:33 A.M. DHS CLIP. The caption says American families have paid the ultimate price while many politicians have shown more empathy for criminal illegal aliens than for their innocent victims. ICE said that as director of the VOICE Office, Joe Abraham is standing up for Angel families nationwide. The post does not name a victim and does not announce an arrest or a charge. This is not the DHS post at 8:33 a.m. Pacific in which he said Katie’s killer, Sheridan Gorman’s killer, and “this guy in the Bronx” were not neighbors.

Source: ICE on X — Joe Abraham, VOICE Office (Oct. 16, 2026, 11:52 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: ARIZONA — DHS SAYS SECRETARY MULLIN AND CBP COMMISSIONER RODNEY SCOTT TOURED THE BORDER WALL THURSDAY AND WATCHED SECONDARY-BARRIER CONSTRUCTION. THE RELEASE SAYS CBP COMPLETED 250 MILES OF NEW BARRIER SINCE JAN. 20, 2025, AND OBLIGATED $34.3 BILLION FOR SMART WALL PROJECTS. NO ARREST. THE RELEASE DOES NOT NAME A CITY. THE FISCAL YEAR CROSSINGS RELEASE IS ALREADY LINKED ON THIS PAGE. VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS TOUR IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. COMMISSIONER SCOTT IS ALREADY QUOTED IN AN OLDER ITEM. THIS IS NOT THAT ITEM. THIS IS NOT THE BROWNSVILLE CHASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE LOCHIEL COTTONWOOD ITEM. DHS said Secretary Markwayne Mullin and CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott visited the southern border in Arizona on Thursday for a tour of the border wall. DHS said they observed ongoing construction on secondary barriers and met with construction crews. DHS said the visit marked 17 months of zero releases of illegal aliens at the southern border. Secretary Mullin said there have been zero illegal aliens released into the country for the past 17 straight months. The release does not name a city, a sector, an arrest, or a person caught at the wall.

The release says that in fiscal year 2026, CBP completed 250 miles of new border barrier along the southwest border since Jan. 20, 2025, including primary and secondary barriers, waterborne barriers, and supporting technology. It says funding from the Working Families Tax Cut Act paid for Smart Wall construction, and that from September 2025 through September 2026 CBP obligated $34.3 billion for Smart Wall projects in all southwest border states. The release points to the fiscal year 2026 crossings announcement. That announcement is already linked on this page. This item does not restate the apprehension counts.

DHS posted a 36-second video on X at 6:28 a.m. Pacific. The caption quotes Secretary Mullin: “You can’t have a secure nation if you don’t have a secure border.” That video is not on YouTube. Secretary Mullin posted photos on X at 8:51 a.m. Pacific and said he met the border wall construction team and CBP leaders at the Arizona border yesterday. He thanked President Trump for 17 straight months of border security. Those posts are not YouTube videos.

Source: DHS release — Mullin and Scott tour the Arizona border wall (Oct. 16, 2026) | DHS on X — Mullin on the border wall (Oct. 16, 2026, 6:28 a.m. Pacific) | Secretary Mullin on X — Arizona border wall (Oct. 16, 2026, 8:51 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: SAN YSIDRO — CBP SAYS IT WILL HOST A PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY AT 1 P.M. PACIFIC ON FISCAL YEAR 2026 VICTORIES, INCLUDING A LARGE METH SEIZURE. THE POST DOES NOT GIVE A WEIGHT, A VALUE, OR A NAME. THE BRIEFING HAD NOT STARTED. THE YOUTUBE WATCH PAGE WAS PRIVATE ON A PUBLIC CHECK. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 7 SAN YSIDRO BUS COCAINE SEIZURE

CBP POSTED FRIDAY AT 11:01 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO ON THE X POST. THE YOUTUBE ADDRESS IS THE STREAM CBP POSTED. IT IS NOT A FINISHED BRIEFING. CBP said it will host a press conference to discuss FY26 victories, including a large meth seizure, streaming live from the San Ysidro, California, Port of Entry. CBP said to tune in at 1 p.m. Pacific, 3 p.m. Eastern. The post does not give a drug weight, a dollar value, a defendant, a citizenship, or an immigration status. This is not the Oct. 7 San Ysidro commercial-bus cocaine seizure already on this page. This is not the Oct. 12 Laredo World Trade Bridge meth seizure already on this page.

A public check of the YouTube watch page before the 1 p.m. Pacific start returned a private, login-required status. This item does not report remarks from a briefing that had not started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=584phni0kvE

Source: CBP on X — San Ysidro FY26 press conference (Oct. 16, 2026, 11:01 a.m. Pacific) | YouTube live link posted by CBP

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BREAKING 10/16: DHS, TRANSPORTATION, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR SAY A DRONE FLIGHT RESTRICTION TAKES EFFECT TODAY ALONG THE SOUTHERN BORDER. UNAUTHORIZED DRONES ARE BARRED UP TO 400 FEET AND ONE NAUTICAL MILE NORTH OF THE U.S.-MEXICO LINE. NO ARREST. NO NAME. NO DRONE SHOT DOWN IN THIS RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS RESTRICTION IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS, the Department of Transportation, and the Department of War said a temporary flight restriction bars unauthorized drone activity from the surface to 400 feet above ground level and extends one nautical mile north of the U.S.-Mexico border. DHS said the restriction is effective today. DHS said the FAA will publish a NOTAM. The release says the move is meant to counter cartel drone threats, protect federal personnel and facilities, and reduce risks to border security operations. It does not name a person. It does not report an arrest or a seizure. It does not say a drone was shot down.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the action will help counter cartel drone threats and protect personnel. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said the government is protecting the skies from cartel drone threats and other illicit activities. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said restricting unauthorized drone activity gives commanders greater awareness, and that warfighters equipped with technology including directed energy weapons will shoot down any cartel drone that threatens America’s sovereignty. That is his statement. The release does not say a drone was shot down today.

Source: DHS — southern border drone flight restriction (Oct. 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING AN ANCHORAGE CONVICTION FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND SECOND-DEGREE MURDER AND A PLAINFIELD CONVICTION FOR ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD — CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 15 LIST. AKOP KANTROZYAN IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE LEAD LABELS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY NAME. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME. STILL IMAGES ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. FOUR OF THESE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said yesterday ICE arrested criminal illegal aliens convicted for first-degree murder, endangering the welfare of a child — child pornography, and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. The release date is Oct. 16. DHS said the arrests were yesterday. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, drug traffickers, and other public safety threats. Those words are not a conviction on every person named. DHS did not give ages. DHS did not give a jail.

Korakanh Phornsavanh, a criminal illegal alien from Thailand. DHS says convictions for first-degree murder and second-degree murder in Anchorage, Alaska. Claudius Anglo Ricardo Smith, a criminal illegal alien from the Bahamas. DHS says a conviction for manslaughter with a firearm in Orlando, Florida. The release says manslaughter. It does not say murder. Hernan Marcelo Tamayo-Fernandez, a criminal illegal alien from Ecuador. DHS says a conviction for endangering the welfare of a child — child pornography in Plainfield, New Jersey. The secretary’s word pedophile is not the conviction text. Kelvin Alexander Espinal-Marin, a criminal illegal alien from Ecuador. DHS says a conviction for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida. The release does not name a Florida city.

Akop Kantrozyan, a criminal illegal alien from Armenia. DHS says a conviction for conspiracy to defraud in Los Angeles. He is already on this page from the Oct. 14 ICE Los Angeles post. That post says he is an Armenian Power gang member, sentenced to 10-plus years, and ordered removed in 2001. This Oct. 16 release does not say gang member. It states a conspiracy-to-defraud conviction. It does not say that conviction is the same case as the Oct. 14 post.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst arrests (Oct. 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: LINCOLN COUNTY, NEV. — DHS SAYS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN WAS ARRESTED AFTER OFFICERS FOUND ABOUT 30 POUNDS OF SUSPECTED FENTANYL AND MORE THAN 677 POUNDS OF SUSPECTED METHAMPHETAMINE DURING A TRAFFIC STOP. THE DHS POST DOES NOT NAME HIM. A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT IS AN ALLEGATION, NOT A CONVICTION

DHS POSTED FRIDAY AT 10:02 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL GRAPHIC ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE GRAPHIC NAMES LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA. IT DOES NOT NAME THE MAN. THIS IS NOT ALEJANDRO ROJAS GARCIA. THIS IS NOT ANY OTHER GARCIA ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. The graphic says an illegal alien was arrested after law enforcement officers discovered approximately 30 pounds of suspected fentanyl and more than 677 pounds of suspected methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Lincoln County, Nevada. The post credits the Homeland Security Task Force and the Justice Department. An HSI badge is on the table in the photo.

The Justice Department posted Thursday that an illegal alien was arrested and charged in a federal criminal complaint alleging possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and methamphetamine after that Lincoln County stop. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said anyone who plans to release a deadly drug like fentanyl onto American streets will be prosecuted, and that the drugs allegedly possessed by this illegal alien are no longer endangering Americans. A complaint is a charge. It is not a conviction.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada posted the written release on Oct. 14 at 5:40 p.m. Pacific and tagged HSI Las Vegas. KLAS and the Las Vegas Review-Journal, citing the criminal complaint, name the defendant as Francisco Joel Garcia Farias, 26. They say a Lincoln County sheriff’s deputy stopped a pickup he was driving on Oct. 13 on U.S. Highway 93 near Ash Springs after seeing it travel above the speed limit. They say a narcotics-detection dog alerted. They say officers found 13 large storage totes and recovered 187 packages of a white crystalline substance weighing about 307.22 kilograms, reported as 677 pounds, plus 13 brick-shaped packages weighing about 14 kilograms, reported as 30 pounds. They say field tests on selected samples were positive for methamphetamine and fentanyl. Those are field tests reported from the complaint.

The Review-Journal reported the counts as possession with intent to distribute 400 grams or more of a mixture containing fentanyl, and possession with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of a mixture containing methamphetamine. It reported that if convicted he faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years and a maximum of life on each count, followed by five years of supervised release. That minimum is what the paper says he faces. It is not a sentence. KLAS quoted First Assistant U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah saying 14 kilograms of fentanyl represents about seven million potentially lethal two-milligram doses and that, combined with the methamphetamine, the estimated street value is about $2 million. She commended HSI and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. The DHS post does not give a country of citizenship beyond the words illegal alien. It does not give an age.

Sources: DHS on X — Lincoln County drug stop (Oct. 16, 2026, 10:02 a.m. Pacific) | Justice Department on X (Oct. 15, 2026) | U.S. Attorney, District of Nevada (Oct. 14, 2026, 5:40 p.m. Pacific) | DOJ release | KLAS | Las Vegas Review-Journal

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BREAKING 10/16: DHS POSTS JOE ABRAHAM ON SANCTUARY POLITICIANS. HE SAYS KATIE’S KILLER, SHERIDAN GORMAN’S KILLER, AND “THIS GUY IN THE BRONX” WERE NOT NEIGHBORS. NO NEW ARREST. NO NEW CHARGE. NO NEW NAME FOR THE BRONX MAN

DHS POSTED FRIDAY AT 8:33 A.M. PACIFIC. A 32-SECOND VIDEO ON THE X POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. KATIE ABRAHAM IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. SHERIDAN GORMAN IS NOT ALREADY NAMED ON THIS PAGE. THE POST DOES NOT IDENTIFY THE BRONX MAN. DHS quoted @angeldadjoe: “Katie’s killer was not our neighbor, Sheridan Gorman’s killer was not our neighbor, this guy in the Bronx was not our neighbor.” DHS said he was speaking on the sanctuary politicians who put criminal illegal aliens before innocent Americans. The post does not give a court, a date, or a docket.

Source: DHS on X — Joe Abraham on sanctuary politicians (Oct. 16, 2026, 8:33 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: DHS SAYS CBP DRUG SEIZURES IN FISCAL YEAR 2026 TOTALED NEARLY 1 MILLION POUNDS. THE GRAPHIC SAYS THAT IS 63 PERCENT HIGHER THAN A 600,000-POUND ANNUAL AVERAGE OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS. NO NEW LOAD. NO NAMES

DHS POSTED FRIDAY AT 8:17 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL GRAPHIC. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE FALFURRIAS CHECKPOINT COCAINE LOAD ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. The post says “NO HOPE FOR DOPE” and says CBP’s frontline efforts against drug smuggling resulted in nearly 1 million pounds of drugs seized this year, 63 percent higher than the annual average of the last four years. The graphic says CBP’s drug seizures in FY 2026 totaled nearly 1 million pounds, 63 percent higher than the 600,000-pound annual average of the last four years. The graphic does not split that total by drug. It does not name a port or a defendant.

Source: DHS on X — FY 2026 CBP drug-seizure total (Oct. 16, 2026, 8:17 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: THE COAST GUARD MARKS ONE YEAR OF OPERATION RIVER WALL. BOAT CREWS ARE ON THE RIVER WITH BORDER PATROL AND THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR. DHS QUOTE-POSTED IT. NO ARREST COUNT. NO NAMES. VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE COAST GUARD POSTED FRIDAY AT 6:17 A.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED IT AT 7:34 A.M. PACIFIC. The Coast Guard said one year of Operation River Wall means boat crews running the river alongside U.S. Border Patrol and the Department of War. DHS wrote, “Defending America’s waterways since 1790. Nobody does it better than @USCG.” The posts do not give a new apprehension number.

Sources: U.S. Coast Guard on X — Operation River Wall (Oct. 16, 2026, 6:17 a.m. Pacific) | DHS quote-post (Oct. 16, 2026, 7:34 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/16: INDIANAPOLIS — CBP SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED 300 COUNTERFEIT AUDEMARS PIGUET WATCHES ON OCT. 14. IF GENUINE, THE RELEASE PUTS THE RETAIL PRICE AT $12 MILLION. NO ARREST. NO IMMIGRATION STATUS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

CBP WRITTEN RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME. A STILL PHOTO ON THE CBP PAGE. THIS SEIZURE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CBP said officers at the Indianapolis express consignment facility intercepted the shipment on Oct. 14. The shipment came from Hong Kong and was headed for Illinois. CBP said the watches bore the Audemars Piguet trademark, the Centers of Excellence and Expertise deemed them inauthentic, and officers seized them as counterfeit versions of registered trademarks. Acting Director of Field Operations for the Chicago Field Office Michael Pfeiffer said proceeds from counterfeit goods have been found to fund criminal organizations that are often also involved in money laundering, drug trafficking, and other illicit trade. The release does not name a sender, a recipient, or a defendant.

Source: CBP — $12 million in counterfeit watches stopped in Indianapolis (Oct. 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: MIAMI — ICE SAYS 18 FOREIGN NATIONALS FROM COLOMBIA AND HAITI ARRIVED AT MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO FACE JUSTICE FOR ALLEGED ROLES IN THE 2021 ASSASSINATION OF HAITIAN PRESIDENT JOVENEL MOISE. ALLEGED. NOT CONVICTIONS IN THIS POST. NO NAMES. VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED THURSDAY AT 6:00 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE EN ESPANOL POSTED THE SAME VIDEO AT 6:05 P.M. PACIFIC. THIS ARRIVAL IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said the arrival follows an extradition and foreign transfer coordinated by HSI Miami and FBI Miami. The post says alleged roles. It does not give the flight date, a docket, or the 18 names. This page does not add names from other outlets.

Source: ICE on X — 18 foreign nationals arrive in Miami (Oct. 15, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific) | ICE en Espanol (Oct. 15, 2026, 6:05 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS EDGAR SANCHEZ-SOLIS, 27, AN ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO, WAS SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS FOR A NORTHERN-BORDER ALIEN-SMUGGLING CONSPIRACY. THE SENTENCE FOLLOWS A MAY 7 GUILTY PLEA. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

DOJ WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME. NO PHOTO EMBEDDED HERE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The release says Sanchez-Solis was a leader of an alien smuggling organization that operated between December 2022 and April 2025 and smuggled hundreds of aliens from Mexico and Central and South America across the Canadian border into the United States. It says he pleaded guilty on May 7 to one count of conspiracy to commit alien smuggling and five counts of alien smuggling for commercial advantage and private financial gain. The five-year prison sentence is the sentence. The release says that in one May 2023 event, a van carrying aliens was in a vehicle chase with Border Patrol, agents broke off the pursuit because of risk to the public, and a tire-deflation device stopped the van after it failed to yield.

The release says three other illegal aliens from Mexico were charged. Ignacio Diaz-Perez, 37, and Samuel Diaz-Perez, 27, each pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and six counts of alien smuggling for financial gain. Salvador Diaz-Diaz, 34, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and five counts of alien smuggling for financial gain. Sentencing for those three is expected Nov. 23. HSI Rouses Point and U.S. Border Patrol Burke Station investigated, with help from HSI’s Human Smuggling Unit and CBP’s National Targeting Center International Interdiction Task Force. This is not the Sept. 23 Ellenburg stop, already on this page, in which Burke Station charged an unnamed U.S. citizen with transporting four Indian nationals. The release says this case is part of Operation Take Back America and Joint Task Force Alpha. Assistant Attorney General A. Tysen Duva and HSI Buffalo Acting Special Agent in Charge Anthony J. Patrone gave statements in the release. Trial Attorney Spencer M. Perry and Assistant U.S. Attorney Carling Dunham for the Northern District of New York are prosecuting.

Source: Justice Department — Edgar Sanchez-Solis sentenced for northern-border alien smuggling (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: MINNESOTA — DHS SAYS HSI ARRESTED MUKESHKUMAR SOMABHAI CHAUDHARI, A NON-CITIZEN, FOR A FALSE CLAIM OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE IN THE 2024 ELECTION. A SEPT. 10 INDICTMENT CHARGES TWO COUNTS. THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. DHS DOES NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. DOJ CALLS HIM AN INDIAN NATIONAL. NO AGE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. A STILL PHOTO ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. HE IS NOT BHATOR KONAH BRYANT, JOSHUA FREDERICK KOFI EDZIE, TERRANCE PATRICK EVANS, LIZBETH ALMONTE-ROSA, ANDRES GARCIA, OR PAULO JORGE SILVA. DHS said Homeland Security Investigations arrested Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari, a non-citizen, for knowingly making a false claim of United States citizenship to vote in the 2024 general election. DHS did not say illegal alien. DHS did not give an age. DHS did not give a city. DHS did not give the arrest date.

DHS said that on Sept. 10 a federal grand jury in the District of Minnesota returned a two-count indictment. DHS said the indictment charges that on or about Nov. 5, 2024, Chaudhari signed the voter signature certificate Minnesota law requires to vote in the general election. DHS said the certificate required him to swear or affirm that he was a citizen of the United States. DHS said the indictment alleges he was not a U.S. citizen and knowingly made the false citizenship statement in order to vote. An indictment is a charge. It is not a conviction.

DHS said he is charged with one count of false information in voting and one count of making a false claim of citizenship in order to register to vote or vote. DHS said that if convicted he faces a maximum of five years in prison on each count. That maximum is not a sentence.

The Justice Department release dated Sept. 10, which DHS links, calls him an Indian national. That release says Homeland Security Investigations is investigating with assistance from the Fillmore County Sheriff’s Office. That release says an indictment is an allegation and that he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. The Sept. 10 release is the indictment. Friday’s DHS release is the arrest statement. Friday’s release does not say citizenship was revoked. DHS did not say he has been ordered removed.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said aliens who vote will be found, arrested, and will face consequences, including criminal charges and deportation. That is his warning. It is not a removal order in this case. HSI St. Paul Special Agent in Charge Travis Pickard said falsely claiming citizenship to cast a ballot is a serious crime.

Source: DHS — HSI arrest of Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari (Oct. 16, 2026). Indictment: DOJ — Indian national charged (Sept. 10, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: MINNESOTA — DHS SAYS A FEDERAL JURY FOUND ALEJANDRO ROJAS GARCIA OF MEXICO GUILTY ON OCT. 8 OF ATTEMPTED PRODUCTION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. THE DHS HEADLINE SAYS CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. THE VERDICT DHS QUOTES IS ATTEMPTED PRODUCTION. SENTENCING IS NOT SET. THE 15 YEARS IS A MANDATORY MINIMUM HE FACES. IT IS NOT THE SENTENCE. STATE CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. DHS DOES NOT GIVE AN AGE. HE IS NOT FELIX JERONIMO-ROJAS, JOSE MIGUEL ROJAS-ROSARIO, OR EDWIN YOEL ROJAS-OYUELA. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 16. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. STILL PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said an investigation by Homeland Security Investigations led to an illegal alien being convicted for child pornography in Minnesota. DHS said the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota announced that on Oct. 8 a federal jury found Alejandro Rojas Garcia, an illegal alien from Mexico, guilty of attempted production of child pornography. Illegal alien is DHS’s wording. The headline says child pornography. The verdict in the same release is attempted production of child pornography.

DHS said the investigation began in April 2024 after it was alleged that Garcia had sexually assaulted two sisters who were under the age of 13. DHS called that an allegation. DHS did not say he was convicted of that assault. DHS said that upon his arrest on April 5, 2024, officers searched his apartment and found multiple cell phones, cameras, laptop computers, flash drives, and other data storage devices. DHS said they also found multiple hidden cameras in the apartment, including five hidden in the bathroom. DHS said officers found numerous depictions of child sexual abuse material on the storage devices. DHS said one device, a micro-SD card, was hidden inside a crucifix.

DHS said Garcia now faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison. DHS said sentencing will be set at a later date. That minimum is what he faces. It is not the sentence. DHS said he is also facing state criminal charges for related conduct. Those state charges are not convictions in this release. DHS did not name the state counts. DHS did not give an age. DHS did not name a city.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said this illegal alien will face justice and that once he finishes his sentence he will be deported. That is the secretary’s statement. The release does not say a removal order has been issued. U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen said Garcia is a predator, and that a verdict cannot undo the evil he brought on two innocent girls, but it is justice.

DHS said Garcia obtained a B-2 visa in January 2002. DHS said he entered the United States at an unknown date and location. DHS said the case was investigated by HSI and the Stillwater Police Department, with assistance from Washington County Child Protective Services.

Source: DHS — HSI investigation, Alejandro Rojas Garcia convicted (Oct. 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/16: FRANKLIN, TENN. — ICE SAYS IT LODGED DETAINERS OCT. 10 FOR JOSE ISRAEL PAIZ-GODOY, RUBEL RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ-LISTA, AND IVAN JARED LAGOS-ESPINOZA. ICE CALLS THEM ILLEGAL ALIENS. ICE SAYS FELONY CHARGES AFTER AN ARMED ROBBERY. THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE SAYS THEY ARE NOT IN ICE CUSTODY YET. NO AGES. NO COUNTRIES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED FRIDAY AT 5:01 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL IMAGE ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THESE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said it lodged detainers with the Williamson County Jail in Tennessee on Oct. 10 against Jose Israel Paiz-Godoy, Rubel Rafael Rodriguez-Lista, and Ivan Jared Lagos-Espinoza. ICE called them illegal aliens. ICE did not name a country for any of the three. ICE did not give ages.

ICE said the trio faces multiple felony charges following an armed robbery at a home in Franklin on Oct. 9. ICE did not name the statutes. Charges are not convictions. ICE said that, according to local authorities, the three fled the scene of an armed robbery involving jewelry advertised on Facebook Marketplace and led police on a vehicle pursuit before officers took them into custody. ICE said that upon release from local custody they will be transferred into ICE custody and will remain detained pending removal proceedings. ICE said they will receive due process. The post does not say they have been transferred.

Source: ICE — Williamson County detainers (Oct. 16, 2026, 5:01 a.m. Pacific)

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DHS SAYS FISCAL YEAR 2026 HAD THE LOWEST BORDER CROSSINGS ON RECORD AND THE FIRST YEAR WITH ZERO BORDER PATROL RELEASES, OCTOBER 16, 2026. DHS.

BREAKING 10/15: BEND — ICE SAYS ERO SEATTLE TRANSFERRED RAJINDER KUMAR, 32, OF INDIA TO OREGON STATE CUSTODY. THE RELEASE SAYS TWO COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER AND THREE COUNTS OF RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON. THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. THE RELEASE SAYS A NOVEMBER 2025 TRACTOR-TRAILER CRASH KILLED TWO NEWLYWED AMERICANS. ICE DOES NOT NAME THEM. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. A STILL PHOTO ON THE ICE PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 3 LOCAL REPORT THAT HE MISSED A HEARING WHILE BELIEVED TO BE IN ICE CUSTODY. THIS RELEASE SAYS ICE TURNED HIM OVER TO THE STATE. ICE said Enforcement and Removal Operations Seattle transferred Rajinder Kumar, a 32-year-old criminal illegal alien from India, to Oregon state custody to face prosecution in connection with the deaths of two newlywed Americans. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s wording. ICE said he has been indicted in Deschutes County on two counts of first-degree manslaughter and three counts of recklessly endangering another person. ICE said the charges stem from a November 2025 tractor-trailer accident and remain pending in Oregon state court. Pending means not convicted. ICE did not name the two Americans. ICE did not name a highway. ICE did not name a court docket.

ICE ERO Seattle acting Field Office Director Julio S. Hernandez said two Americans lost their lives and their families deserve accountability, and that ICE worked with law-enforcement partners so Kumar is returned to state custody to answer for the charges. ICE said that after the state criminal proceedings, ICE will pursue Kumar’s immigration case.

ICE said U.S. Border Patrol apprehended Kumar near Lukeville, Arizona, on Nov. 28, 2022, after he illegally entered the United States from Mexico, and that he was placed in removal proceedings. ICE said a pending application does not confer legal status. ICE did not name the application. ICE said it lodged a detainer with the Deschutes County Jail after the indictment. ICE said Deschutes County released him in April 2026 without honoring the detainer. ICE said officers located and arrested him on April 22, 2026.

Source: ICE — ERO Seattle transfers Rajinder Kumar to Oregon for prosecution (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: ICE SAYS DOJ HAS STARTED PROCEEDINGS TO REVOKE JAVIER MARRERO-PANDO’S CITIZENSHIP AFTER AN ICE ERO OPERATION FALSE HAVEN INVESTIGATION. THE POST SAYS HE CONCEALED A CRIME, SWORE HE HAD NOT FORCED SEXUAL CONTACT, AND LATER PLEADED GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED SODOMY. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 5 DOJ LIST OF 40. THE POST DOES NOT SAY CITIZENSHIP IS REVOKED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED THURSDAY AT 3:35 P.M. PACIFIC. A STILL IMAGE ON THE POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IN THE OCT. 5 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT LIST OF 40 DENATURALIZATION COMPLAINTS. THAT BULLET SAYS HE IS 60, FROM CUBA, OF ATHENS, GEORGIA, AND THAT THE COMPLAINT WAS FILED AUG. 31 IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. THE ICE POST DOES NOT REPEAT THE AGE, THE CITY, THE COURT, OR THE SENTENCE. PROCEEDINGS ARE NOT A REVOCATION. ICE said the Justice Department has initiated proceedings to revoke Javier Marrero-Pando’s citizenship after an ICE ERO Operation False Haven investigation. ICE said the investigation found he willfully concealed a crime he committed before obtaining citizenship. The Oct. 5 bullet on this page did not use the words Operation False Haven for him.

ICE said that just months before his naturalization interview he sexually assaulted a victim with special needs, and that he swore under oath that he had never forced anyone to have any kind of sexual contact and had never committed a crime for which he had not been arrested. That sexual-contact oath line is the wording of today’s ICE post. ICE said that after he obtained citizenship the prior crime was revealed and he pleaded guilty to aggravated sodomy. ICE did not give the plea date. ICE did not give the sentence. The Oct. 5 item on this page already says the Justice Department’s account of the plea, the May 2020 acts, and a life sentence with all but 15 years suspended. This post does not add a new arrest.

Source: ICE on X — Javier Marrero-Pando denaturalization proceedings (Oct. 15, 2026, 3:35 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: CORPUS CHRISTI — THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS SAYS ROBERT MARTINEZ JR., 51, OF NEEDVILLE, WAS SENTENCED TO 21 MONTHS AFTER A GUILTY PLEA. THE RELEASE SAYS HE TRANSPORTED 10 ILLEGAL ALIENS PAST A BORDER PATROL CHECKPOINT NEAR SARITA. THE RELEASE DOES NOT CALL MARTINEZ AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. HSI INVESTIGATED WITH BORDER PATROL. NO NAMES FOR THE 10. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME. NO PHOTO EMBEDDED HERE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE DOES NOT GIVE A YEAR FOR THE MARCH 9 STOP OR FOR THE MAY 20 PLEA. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas said a 51-year-old Needville man, Robert Martinez Jr., will serve federal prison time after authorities discovered 10 illegal aliens concealed inside his tractor-trailer. The release calls the 10 illegal aliens. It does not call Martinez an illegal alien. It says he pleaded guilty May 20. It does not name the statute in the body. The headline says he was sentenced for transporting 10 illegal aliens.

U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos ordered 21 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release. The release says the court heard additional information on prior felony convictions for possession of a controlled substance, and that the court considered the dangerous conditions. It says two of the illegal aliens were concealed inside a storage compartment beneath four others, making it impossible for them to escape. It says that on March 9, Martinez drove a tractor-trailer to a Border Patrol checkpoint near Sarita, Texas, claimed he was transporting onions, and agreed to a scan. The scan showed anomalies in the tractor cab. Officers then found 10 illegal aliens on the top bunk, beneath a blanket on the lower bunk, and inside a storage compartment. The release says the people in the compartment were sweating and had flushed faces, and that the illegal aliens identified Martinez as the driver. It says he has been and will remain in custody pending transfer to a Bureau of Prisons facility.

The release says ICE Homeland Security Investigations conducted the investigation with the assistance of Border Patrol. Assistant U.S. Attorney Izaak Bruce prosecuted the case. The release says the case is part of Operation Take Back America. It does not give nationalities for the 10. It does not give their names.

Source: U.S. Attorney, Southern District of Texas — Needville trucker sentenced for transporting 10 illegal aliens (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: KINGS BEACH — DHS SAYS HSI SACRAMENTO AND ERO RENO ARRESTED MARIO JESUS VALDEZ-FLORES OF MEXICO ON OCT. 7 AFTER A TRAFFIC STOP. THE RELEASE SAYS FIVE PRIOR DEPORTATIONS. IT SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR DUI AND TRANSPORT OR SALE OF NARCOTICS. IT SAYS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR FIRST-DEGREE ROBBERY, CONSPIRACY, AND ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. HE IS NOT JOSE VALDEZ-VALLES. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE ARREST DATE IN THE RELEASE IS OCT. 7. A STILL PHOTO ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO DHS OR ICE X POST WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said HSI Sacramento and ERO Reno arrested Mario Jesus Valdez-Flores following a traffic stop in Kings Beach, California, on Oct. 7. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Mexico and a convicted felon. DHS said he will remain in ICE custody pending his removal to Mexico.

DHS said he was lawfully admitted to the United States in 2004 and overstayed his authorized period of admission. DHS said he has been deported five times: April 2008, May 2008, July 2008, 2009, and 2016. DHS did not say how he returned after each removal.

The body of the release says convictions for driving under the influence and for transport/sell narcotics/controlled substance. That slash wording is DHS’s. The same paragraph says arrests, not convictions, for first-degree robbery, conspiracy, and assault with a deadly weapon. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Valdez-Flores was convicted for drug trafficking and driving under the influence, and arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, first-degree robbery, and conspiracy. “Drug trafficking” is the secretary’s wording. The body does not use those two words. Mullin said he will be deported. DHS did not name a court. DHS did not give an age. DHS did not give a docket. DHS did not give a sentence.

This is not Jose Valdez-Valles, the Fullerton Tokers Town arrest already on this page. This is not Alan Osiel Valdez Araujo. This is not Marco Valdez-Asmal. The rest of the release recites earlier California cases. Those are not new arrests in this release. This page does not re-list them.

Source: DHS — ICE Arrests Five-Time Deported Felon During Traffic Stop in California (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: LAREDO — CBP POSTED A VIDEO ON X OF THE WORLD TRADE BRIDGE METH PRESS CONFERENCE. THE POST SAYS THE SEIZURE IS VALUED AT MORE THAN $30 MILLION. THIS IS THE SAME OCT. 12 SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO NEW NAME. NO NEW WEIGHT. NO YOUTUBE URL

CBP POSTED THURSDAY AT 2:40 P.M. PACIFIC. THE VIDEO IS ON THE X POST. THE POST SAYS “WATCH THE FULL PRESS CONFERENCE HERE.” THIS SEARCH DID NOT RETURN A SEPARATE YOUTUBE URL. NOT A YOUTUBE EMBED. THE WRITTEN RELEASE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE BELOW. THAT ITEM SAID NO CBP X POST WITH THIS SEIZURE HAD BEEN FOUND. CBP said today that CBP and HSI highlighted a major meth seizure in Laredo valued at more than $30 million. The post does not add a driver name, a nationality, a charge, or a new weight. The video file on the post runs about 12 minutes and 49 seconds. This page does not have a transcript of it.

Source: CBP on X — Laredo meth press conference video (Oct. 15, 2026, 2:40 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: ALEXANDRIA — BORDER CZAR TOM HOMAN SAYS HE WATCHED AN ICE AIR FLIGHT OF HAITIANS LEAVE THIS MORNING. HE SAYS THE LOAD INCLUDED PEOPLE WITH RECORDS FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, SEX ASSAULT, KIDNAPPING, AND BATTERY. HE DID NOT SAY EVERY PASSENGER HAS THOSE RECORDS. NO NAMES. NO COUNT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

HOMAN POSTED THURSDAY AT 1:16 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTE-POSTED IT AT 1:53 P.M. PACIFIC WITH THE WORDS “DEPORTATION-MAXXING.” A STILL PHOTO ON HOMAN’S POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 5 ALEXANDRIA FLIGHT OF 100 SALVADORANS. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 10 ITEM ON THE 100,000TH FISCAL-2026 REMOVAL OUT OF ALEXANDRIA. THIS IS NOT THE AUG. 21 FLIGHT OF 161 TO HAITI. Border Czar Tom Homan said he was on the ground with the ICE Air Operations team in Alexandria, Louisiana, this morning to observe removal operations. He said the first flight was a plane load of Haitians being sent back home, including those with criminal records for aggravated assault, sex assault, kidnapping, battery, and other crimes. His words are “including those with.” He did not say every person on the plane has a criminal record. He did not say “convicted.” He did not give names. He did not give a head count. He did not give a flight number. He did not name a court.

Homan said temporary protected status that has expired means temporary. He told people whose TPS has expired, or who are otherwise in the country illegally, to use voluntary departure or be arrested and deported. He said ICE hit a record this week for the most deportations in a day since President Trump resumed office. He said fiscal-2026 figures are still being finalized. He said last month ICE alone conducted more removals than any other month, and that since June monthly ICE arrest figures and self-departures recorded by DHS have been higher than any previous months. This page has his post. This page does not have the flight manifest or those monthly tables. DHS did not add facts of its own. The DHS post is the two words “DEPORTATION-MAXXING” over his post.

Source: Tom Homan on X — Alexandria ICE Air flight of Haitians (Oct. 15, 2026, 1:16 p.m. Pacific) | DHS on X — “DEPORTATION-MAXXING” (Oct. 15, 2026, 1:53 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: ICE SAYS YESTERDAY’S REMOVALS INCLUDED 11 PEOPLE IT CALLS ILLEGAL ALIENS. THE CARDS LIST CONVICTIONS INCLUDING CHILD MOLESTATION, RAPE, CHILD MOLESTING, GROSS SEXUAL IMPOSITION, DRUG COUNTS, BURGLARY, ASSAULT, AND DUI. THE LEAD SAYS RAPISTS, PEDOPHILES, DRUG SMUGGLERS, AND OTHER VIOLENT CRIMINALS. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CONVICTION ON EVERY CARD. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED THURSDAY AT 1:28 P.M. PACIFIC. STILL PHOTOS. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NONE OF THESE 11 NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said that under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE is unleashed to hunt down, arrest, and deport illegal aliens, and that yesterday’s removals included rapists, pedophiles, drug smugglers, and other violent criminals. Each card says “illegal alien” and “convicted.” ICE did not name a court. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not give a city. ICE did not give a removal date beyond “yesterday.” The lead labels are not the conviction printed on every card. Luis Ernesto Oliva-Lugo’s card says DUI.

• Juan Gutierrez-Garcia, Mexico. ICE said convicted of child molestation. This is not Jose Angel Ramos-Gutierrez. This is not Brayan Policiano Gutierrez Ramirez. This is not Norberto Osornio-Gutierrez. Card.
• William Benjamin Diaz Jacinto, Guatemala. ICE said convicted of manufacturing delivery of controlled substance and alien in possession of a firearm. That wording is ICE’s. Card.
• Rosalio Garcia-Martinez, Mexico. ICE said convicted of criminal attempt to attempt a felony, rape. That wording is ICE’s. This is not Joel Antonio Garcia-Martinez. This is not Nehemias Omar Garcia-Martinez. Card.
• Ernesto Mario Solano Abad, Mexico. ICE said convicted of gross sexual imposition. Card.
• Froylan Dominguez Aguirre, Mexico. ICE said convicted of burglary of habitation with intent to commit felony. That wording is ICE’s. This is not Jose Aguirre Ponce. This is not Anibal Canelon Aguirre. This is not Renzo Yance Dominguez. Card.
• Miguel Angel Saldana, Mexico. ICE said convicted of rape. Card.
• Luis Ramos-De La Cruz, Mexico. ICE said convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute fentanyl and methamphetamine. Card.
• Luis Hernandez Flores, Mexico. ICE said convicted of child molesting. This is not Ali Omar Flores-Sandino. Card.
• Carmen Urias Velasquez, Mexico. ICE said convicted of importation of methamphetamine. Card.
• Orlin Orlando Limas Herrera, Honduras. ICE said convicted of assault in the third degree with intent to cause physical injury. ICE’s card says “assault 3rd degree w/ intent to cause physical injury.” Card.
• Luis Ernesto Oliva-Lugo, Mexico. ICE said convicted of DUI. Card.

Source: ICE on X — yesterday’s removals (Oct. 15, 2026, 1:28 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY CONVICTION FOR DUI MANSLAUGHTER AND A MADERA CONVICTION FOR LEWD ACTS WITH A CHILD UNDER 14. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 14 WORST OF THE WORST LIST. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED THE RELEASE THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NONE OF THESE FIVE NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. The release says ICE arrested more “worst of the worst” illegal aliens yesterday, including people convicted of DUI manslaughter, lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14, assault, and other crimes. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said yesterday ICE arrested killers, pedophiles, and violent assailants. That sentence is not a conviction label on every name below. DHS’s label on each name is “criminal illegal alien.” DHS said “convicted.” DHS did not give ages. DHS did not give docket numbers. DHS did not give an arrest date beyond “yesterday.”

• Ricardo Curbelo-Aguilar, Cuba. DHS said convicted of DUI manslaughter in Hillsborough County, Florida.
• Julio Eduardo Ortega-Diaz, Mexico. DHS said convicted of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old in Madera, California.
• Jaime Marques-Orellana, El Salvador. DHS said convicted of first-degree attempted sexual assault on a child in Douglas County, Nebraska.
• Rafael Calderon-Vierya, Mexico. DHS said convicted of dealing in child pornography in Dover, Delaware. The spelling “Vierya” is DHS’s. This is not Marlon Rolando Calderon-Castellon.
• Antonio Alvarez, Mexico. DHS said convicted of assault in White Plains, New York. This is not Miguel Angel Morales-Alvarez. This is not Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez. This is not Crobdualdo Alvarez Navarro. This is not Guillermo Sergio Alvarez Ramirez. This is not Jesus Ivan Alvarez-Ceteno.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: ICE Arrests Killers, Pedophiles, and Violent Assailants (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: OCEANSIDE — CBP SAYS SAN CLEMENTE BORDER PATROL ARRESTED THREE ROMANIAN NATIONALS ON OCT. 9 AFTER A STOP ON INTERSTATE 5. THE RELEASE SAYS THEY ENTERED ILLEGALLY FROM CANADA. ONE IS CALLED A SUSPECTED MEMBER OF A BALKAN ORGANIZED-CRIME GROUP AND HAS A VIRGINIA CREDIT-CARD WARRANT. NO NAMES. THIS IS NOT THE COAST GUARD PANGA LANDING AT OCEANSIDE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CBP POSTED THE LOCAL RELEASE THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. NO NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT RUDI LACATUSU OR MIRABELA LACATUSU. THIS IS NOT THE COAST GUARD ITEM THAT SAYS 18 PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO OCEANSIDE OFF A PANGA. San Diego Sector said that on Oct. 9, 2026, San Clemente Border Patrol agents stopped a vehicle on Interstate 5 near Oceanside and arrested all three occupants for illegally entering the United States from Canada between ports of entry. The lead calls them Romanian nationals illegally present in the United States, including a suspected member of a Balkan organized-crime group. A later sentence says record checks identified one of the Romanians as a member of that group. The release says that person also had an active Virginia warrant related to the alleged illicit use of credit cards. A warrant is not a conviction. The release says additional investigative information connected the group to the reported theft of a Rolex watch from a Los Angeles County YMCA locker room in August 2026. “Connected” and “reported” are not a conviction.

Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre said agents remain vigilant in identifying people who may pose a threat, and that the arrest shows border security, intelligence-driven enforcement, and coordination with partners. CBP said the three were transferred to ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations for removal proceedings. CBP did not give ages. CBP did not say whether any of the three has been ordered removed.

Source: CBP — Border Patrol arrests Romanian national identified in a transnational organized-crime alert (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: NEW BERN — USCIS POSTS THE WRITTEN RELEASE ON CYRIL DOMAQUIK CLEMENS, 72, OF LIBERIA. THE RELEASE SAYS A SEPT. 17 SENTENCE OF TIME SERVED FOR NATURALIZATION FRAUD, REVOCATION OF CITIZENSHIP, AND A JUDICIAL ORDER TO SELF-DEPORT AT HIS OWN EXPENSE. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 5 ICE POST. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO

USCIS DATED THE RELEASE THURSDAY, OCT. 15. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE OCT. 5 ICE POST IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THAT POST SAID CITIZENSHIP WAS REVOKED AND DID NOT ATTACH A JUDGMENT. THE USCIS LINK ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IS THE AUG. 18, 2025 INDICTMENT RELEASE, NOT THIS SENTENCING RELEASE. USCIS said it assisted an investigation that ended in the sentencing of Cyril Domaquik Clemens, 72, a native of Liberia, for naturalization fraud. USCIS said that on Sept. 17 a federal judge sentenced him to time served, revoked his naturalized U.S. citizenship, and judicially ordered him to self-deport at his own expense. USCIS said he pleaded guilty to naturalization fraud on June 18. U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle made the announcement. USCIS did not name the judge in this release.

USCIS said Clemens became a naturalized citizen on Feb. 19, 2021, after false answers on the application and in the interview about sexual contact and about crimes for which he had not been arrested. USCIS said that on April 3, 2023, in Durham County Superior Court, he pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent liberties with a child, was sentenced to a term of 1 year and 4 months to 2 years and 5 months, and was ordered to register as a sex offender. USCIS said he confessed to molesting the child from Nov. 1, 2011, through March 7, 2022, and that the child was 4 when the abuse began. USCIS said those crimes came before the naturalization lies, and that he was not arrested until after he naturalized. USCIS said officials did not know of the offenses when they approved the application. USCIS said HSI, ERO personnel on the Document and Benefit Fraud Task Force, and USCIS Fraud Detection and National Security investigated. USCIS called it part of Operation False Haven. The state plea, the Feb. 19, 2021 naturalization date, and the 2011-2022 abuse dates were already in the 2025 indictment release on this page. The Sept. 17 sentence, the June 18 fraud plea, and the judicial self-deport order are what this release adds.

Source: USCIS — Clemens sentenced, denaturalized, and ordered to self-deport (Oct. 15, 2026) | U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of North Carolina — announcement

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BREAKING 10/15: REPRESA — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED JOSE AGUIRRE PONCE, 32, OF HONDURAS. THE POST SAYS A CONVICTION FOR SECOND-DEGREE ROBBERY. HE IS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING IMMIGRATION PROCEEDINGS. HE IS NOT ABRAHAM LEON-AGUIRRE OR ANIBAL CANELON AGUIRRE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED THURSDAY AT 10:16 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO WRITTEN RELEASE ON ICE.GOV WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE San Francisco said officers arrested Jose Aguirre Ponce, 32, of Honduras, in Represa. ICE said his criminal history includes a conviction for second-degree robbery. ICE said he is in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. ICE said “criminal alien.” ICE did not say “illegal alien.” ICE did not name the court. ICE did not give the sentence. ICE did not give the arrest date.

This is not Abraham Leon-Aguirre. This is not Anibal Canelon Aguirre, also known as Prometheus.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X — arrest of Jose Aguirre Ponce (Oct. 15, 2026, 10:16 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: ARKANSAS — ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS LEONEL SILVA OF VENEZUELA IS IN CUSTODY. THE POST SAYS HE WAS CHARGED WITH IMPRISONMENT, ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A MINOR, AND THIRD-DEGREE ASSAULT. THOSE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. HE IS NOT PAULO JORGE SILVA. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED THURSDAY AT 10:11 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said Leonel Silva is an illegal alien from Venezuela. “Illegal alien” is ICE’s label. ICE said he was charged with imprisonment, endangering the welfare of a minor, and third-degree assault in Arkansas. ICE said he is now in ERO New Orleans custody. The post says “charged.” It does not say convicted. ICE did not name the court. ICE did not name a city in Arkansas. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not give an arrest date.

This is not Paulo Jorge Silva.

Source: ICE New Orleans on X — Leonel Silva in custody (Oct. 15, 2026, 10:11 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: FORT HANCOCK — EL PASO SECTOR SAYS A DRONE HELPED AGENTS APPREHEND TWO ALIENS WHO ENTERED ILLEGALLY. NO NAMES. NO NATIONALITIES. THIS IS NOT JAIME FELIPE BATRES. VIDEO ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

EL PASO SECTOR POSTED THURSDAY AT 10:07 A.M. PACIFIC. VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. El Paso Sector said the Mobile Response Team used a drone to locate and track two aliens who entered the United States illegally. The post says the drone supported Fort Hancock Border Patrol agents and the apprehension succeeded. The post does not name them. The post does not give a nationality. The post does not give the date of the crossing. The post does not say criminal history.

This is not Jaime Felipe Batres, the Guatemalan national already on this page from an arrest near Fort Hancock.

Source: El Paso Sector Border Patrol on X — Fort Hancock drone apprehension (Oct. 15, 2026, 10:07 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: ICE HARLINGEN SAYS PEDRO GUZMAN-HERNANDEZ ACCEPTED AN INCENTIVIZED VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE AND HAS BEEN DEPORTED. NO AGE. NO COUNTRY. NO CRIMINAL CHARGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE HARLINGEN POSTED THURSDAY AT 7:05 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said it arrested Pedro Guzman-Hernandez, that he accepted an incentivized voluntary departure, and that he has been deported. The post does not give a country. The post does not give an age. The post does not give a city. The post does not list a criminal charge. The post does not give an arrest date. The lead sentence about illegal aliens is general. It is not a charge on Guzman-Hernandez.

This is not Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez. This is not Norlan Guzman-Fuentes. This is not Carlos Gerardo Brindas-Guzman.

Source: ICE Harlingen on X — Pedro Guzman-Hernandez deported (Oct. 15, 2026, 7:05 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: ICE SAN DIEGO SAYS IT ARRESTED ABEL MARTINEZ OF MEXICO. THE POST SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR VEHICLE THEFT AND PETTY THEFT. HE WILL REMAIN IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN DIEGO POSTED THURSDAY AT 6:54 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE FULL NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said it arrested Abel Martinez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s label. ICE said his criminal history includes convictions for vehicle theft and petty theft. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal. ICE did not name the court. ICE did not give a city. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not give an arrest date.

Source: ICE San Diego on X — arrest of Abel Martinez (Oct. 15, 2026, 6:54 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: BOSTON — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED JUAN CARLOS IZAGUIRRE MEMBRENO OF HONDURAS ON OCT. 13. THE POST SAYS PENDING CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR INDECENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON A CHILD UNDER 14 AND AGGRAVATED RAPE OF A CHILD. ICE SAYS SUFFOLK COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT DID NOT HONOR THE DETAINER AND RELEASED HIM. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE BOSTON POSTED THURSDAY AT 4:10 A.M. PACIFIC. A FOLLOW-UP POST AT 4:11 A.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said that on Oct. 13 it arrested Juan Carlos Izaguirre Membreno, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras, in Boston. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s label. ICE said his criminal history includes pending charges for indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and aggravated rape of a child ten-year age difference. ICE’s words are “pending charges.” ICE did not say convicted. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not name a docket.

One minute later, ICE Boston said Suffolk County Superior Court did not honor the ICE detainer and released Membreno back into the community. This page has both posts. This page does not have the court order. ICE did not say he is still in ICE custody after that release.

Source: ICE Boston on X — arrest of Juan Carlos Izaguirre Membreno (Oct. 15, 2026, 4:10 a.m. Pacific) | ICE Boston on X — court released him (Oct. 15, 2026, 4:11 a.m. Pacific)

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10/14: LOS ANGELES — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED ARMENIAN AKOP KANTROZYAN. THE POST SAYS HE IS AN ARMENIAN POWER GANG MEMBER, SENTENCED TO 10-PLUS YEARS, AND ORDERED REMOVED IN 2001. HE IS IN ICE CUSTODY. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE LOS ANGELES POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 6:00 P.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said it arrested Armenian Akop Kantrozyan. ICE called him an Armenian Power gang member. ICE said he was sentenced to 10-plus years for multiple crimes since 2009: burglary, weapons offenses, fraud, and conspiracy. ICE said an immigration judge ordered him removed in 2001. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody until removed. ICE did not name the sentencing court. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not give the arrest date. ICE did not say “from Armenia” in those words. “Armenian” is ICE’s word.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Armenian Akop Kantrozyan (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific)

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10/14: LOS ANGELES — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED MANUEL CEJA-MELCHOR OF MEXICO. THE POST SAYS HE IS A SURENOS GANG MEMBER, SENTENCED TO 3-PLUS YEARS, INCLUDING DRUG TRAFFICKING, AND REMOVED IN 2017. HE IS NOT JESUS CEJA-BARAJAS. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE LOS ANGELES POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 5:30 P.M. PACIFIC. A STILL PHOTO. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said officers arrested Manuel Ceja-Melchor from Mexico. ICE called him a Surenos gang member. ICE said that since 2012 he was sentenced to 3-plus years for multiple crimes including drug trafficking. ICE said he was previously removed in 2017 and will remain in ICE custody until removed again. ICE did not name the court. ICE did not give an age. ICE did not give the arrest date.

This is not Jesus Ceja-Barajas.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Manuel Ceja-Melchor (Oct. 14, 2026, 5:30 p.m. Pacific)

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10/14: HOUSTON — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED JOSE CEDILLOS UMANA AND DIEGO TUM TAMBRIZ. THE POST SAYS CEDILLOS UMANA WAS CONVICTED TWO TIMES FOR BOTH BURGLARY AND ASSAULT AND WAS REMOVED TWICE. THE POST SAYS TUM TAMBRIZ WAS REMOVED FOUR TIMES. ARRESTS FOR SEXUAL MISCONDUCT AND FELONY UNLAWFUL IMPRISONMENT ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. NO AGES. NO COUNTRIES. VIDEO ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE HOUSTON POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 5:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THREE POSTS. SHORT VIDEOS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NEITHER NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said that just that day officers arrested Jose Cedillos Umana. ICE called him a twice-deported violent criminal alien and an aggravated felon. ICE said he has been convicted two times for both burglary and assault. ICE did not name the courts. ICE did not give a country. ICE did not give an age.

ICE said officers also arrested Diego Tum Tambriz. ICE called him a four-time-deported violent criminal alien. ICE said he has been convicted of assault with intent to cause injury, illegal reentry, and illegal entry. ICE said he was arrested for sexual misconduct, felony unlawful imprisonment, and illegal entry. “Arrested” is ICE’s word on those three. ICE did not say convicted on those three. ICE did not give a country. ICE did not give an age.

This is not Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos.

Source: ICE Houston on X — Jose Cedillos Umana (Oct. 14, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Pacific) | ICE Houston on X — Diego Tum Tambriz (Oct. 14, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: KEIZER — DHS SAYS HSI AND ERO ARRESTED VICTOR SOSEIA HACHIPAN OF MICRONESIA ON OCT. 7. THE RELEASE SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR TWO COUNTS OF SECOND-DEGREE SEX ABUSE OF A VICTIM UNDER 14, METHAMPHETAMINE POSSESSION, BURGLARY, AND FAILURE TO REPORT AS A SEX OFFENDER. MARION COUNTY REFUSED A DETAINER AND A SUBPOENA. HE IS NOT KIMER KINTIN. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS LAST UPDATED 10/15/2026. THE ARREST DATE IN THE RELEASE IS OCT. 7. CONVICTED, AS DHS STATES THE RECORD. NO AGE. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. NO SENTENCE LENGTHS. A STILL PHOTO ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO DHS OR ICE X POST WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said HSI, with assistance from ERO, arrested Victor Soseia Hachipan during a targeted enforcement operation in Keizer, Oregon, on Oct. 7. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Micronesia. DHS said he illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location. “Illegal alien” is DHS’s label.

DHS said his record includes convictions for two counts of second-degree sex abuse involving a victim under the age of 14, two counts of unlawful possession of methamphetamine, two counts of second-degree burglary, and failure to report as a sex offender. Those convictions are what the release states. This page does not have the judgments. DHS did not name the courts. DHS did not give the sentence on any count.

DHS said ERO lodged an immigration detainer while Hachipan was in the custody of Marion County, Oregon, after a conviction in 2021. DHS said the county refused to honor the detainer and released him. DHS said that in 2023 he was convicted again of second-degree burglary and was again released under the supervision of Marion County. DHS said HSI issued an administrative subpoena for information that could lead to his whereabouts. DHS said Marion County refused, citing Oregon’s sanctuary law. DHS said HSI and the U.S. Attorney’s Office then obtained a federal court order forcing the county to provide the information that led to the arrest. This page does not have that order. DHS did not name the judge. DHS did not give a case number.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Oregon sanctuary politicians refused an ICE detainer and a subpoena, and that the arrest followed a federal judge’s order to enforce the subpoena. He called Hachipan a convicted sex offender and an illegal alien from Micronesia. Those are the secretary’s words. DHS said this is an HSI-led investigation conducted with the U.S. Attorney’s Office. The release does not name the prosecutor.

This is not Kimer Kintin, the Federated States of Micronesia national already on this page from an Iowa neglect conviction. DHS did not post a YouTube video.

Source: DHS — HSI investigation leads to arrest of sex offender illegal alien released by Oregon sanctuary politicians (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: LAREDO WORLD TRADE BRIDGE — CBP SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED 3,395.91 POUNDS OF ALLEGED METHAMPHETAMINE ON OCT. 12. THE RELEASE PUTS THE STREET VALUE AT $30,355,444. THE DRIVER, TRACTOR, AND TRAILER WERE RELEASED. NO NAME. NO ILLEGAL ALIEN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CBP WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS LAST MODIFIED OCT. 15, 2026. THE SEIZURE DATE IN THE RELEASE IS OCT. 12. NO ARREST. NO NAME. NO NATIONALITY. A STILL PHOTO ON THE CBP PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO CBP, ICE, OR DHS X POST WITH THIS SEIZURE WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE RELEASE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said officers at the Laredo Port of Entry seized methamphetamine valued at more than $30 million. CBP said the seizure was Oct. 12 at the World Trade Bridge, when an officer referred a 2020 International LT625 tractor hauling a trailer manifested as salt for an enforcement inspection. CBP said a secondary inspection and a nonintrusive inspection found 76 bags containing 3,395.91 pounds of alleged methamphetamine in the commodity. CBP put the street value at $30,355,444.

The photo caption on the CBP page says “methamphetamine” and does not say “alleged.” The body of the release says “alleged methamphetamine.” CBP said it seized the narcotics. CBP said the driver, the tractor, and the trailer were released. CBP said Homeland Security Investigations special agents are investigating. CBP did not name the driver. CBP did not say illegal alien. CBP did not list a charge. Releasing the driver is not an arrest.

Port Director Alberto Flores said the seizure shows the workforce’s role in border security and the resolve to keep contraband from communities. This release spells the port director Alberto Flores. An Oct. 5 item on this page spelled a Laredo port director Albert Flores.

This is not the Oct. 5 Juarez-Lincoln Bridge cocaine seizure already on this page, the 47.06 pounds CBP valued at $628,458. This is not the Sept. 4 Juarez-Lincoln methamphetamine seizure already on this page. This is not the Oct. 14 Juarez-Lincoln arrest of Juan Elizondo Delgado. This is not the Oct. 14 Del Rio narcotics seizures. CBP did not post a YouTube video.

Source: CBP — CBP officers seize over $30 million in meth at Laredo Port of Entry (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: WEST NEW YORK — DHS SAYS HSI NEWARK AND THE FBI ARRESTED LIZBETH ALMONTE-ROSA OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ON OCT. 7. THE U.S. ATTORNEY SPELLS THE NAME LIZABETH ALMONTE ROSA, 24. THE COMPLAINT CHARGES VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND UNLAWFULLY PROCURING CITIZENSHIP. SHE IS A NATURALIZED CITIZEN. SHE IS NOT SANATA COULIBALY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED THURSDAY AT 9:48 A.M. PACIFIC. THE WRITTEN RELEASE IS DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. STILL PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO ICE.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS wrote, “HSI ARRESTS NATURALIZED CITIZEN FOR ILLEGALLY VOTING PRIOR TO NATURALIZATION.” DHS said HSI Newark and the FBI arrested Lizbeth Almonte-Rosa on Oct. 7 on charges of voting by an alien. DHS said she is a naturalized U.S. citizen from the Dominican Republic. DHS said she registered to vote in December 2021 and voted in both the primary and general elections in 2022.

The charge DHS names is not a conviction. “Illegally voted” is DHS’s wording. DHS said she was lawfully admitted to the United States in August 2016. DHS said she applied for naturalization in May 2023, that the application was approved in March 2024, and that she was naturalized in April 2024. DHS said she is subject to denaturalization if she is found guilty. That “if” is in the release. She is a naturalized citizen. The DHS release does not say she is an illegal alien. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said she is charged with illegally voting after she voted in the 2022 elections in New Jersey, before she was naturalized. He said the Obama administration let her into the country and the Biden administration approved her naturalization. Those are his words.

THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY ANNOUNCED THE CASE ON OCT. 7. DHS DID NOT RESTATE EVERY FACT IN THAT RELEASE. THE SPELLING IS NOT THE SAME. The office spells the name Lizabeth Almonte Rosa, with no hyphen, and says she is 24 and of West New York. It says she was charged by criminal complaint with voting by an alien in a federal election and with unlawfully procuring citizenship. DHS did not name the second count. The office says she had her initial appearance on Oct. 7 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Stacey D. Adams in federal court in Newark. It says she was a non-citizen when she registered, and that the voter form falsely certified that she was a United States citizen. It says she voted in person in the June 2022 primary and the November 2022 general election. It says she had entered from the Dominican Republic on an IR2 visa and was not a citizen when she voted. It says that on her N-400 she falsely claimed she had never registered to vote or voted in any federal election. It says the voting count carries a maximum of one year in prison and a fine of up to $100,000, and that the citizenship count carries a maximum of 10 years and a fine of up to $250,000. Those maximums are not a sentence. The office says the charges are accusations and that she is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. This page does not have the complaint. U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer announced the case. The office credited the FBI, under Special Agent in Charge Stefanie Roddy; HSI, under Special Agent in Charge Michael McCarthy; and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Assistant U.S. Attorney Benjamin D. Bleiberg is prosecuting, the release says. The press release number is 26-216.

This is not Sanata Coulibaly, the Senegalese lawful permanent resident already on this page from the Sept. 24 New Jersey voting case. This is not Estarling Nathael Perez Almonte. This is not Terrance Patrick Evans, Andres Garcia, or Paulo Jorge Silva, the other voting cases already on this page. DHS did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: DHS — HSI arrests naturalized citizen for illegally voting in New Jersey prior to naturalization (Oct. 15, 2026) · DHS on X (Oct. 15, 2026, 9:48 a.m. Pacific) · U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of New Jersey (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: MIAMI — ICE SAYS ERO MIAMI TOOK CUSTODY OF REYNALDO CHAMIZO ZAYAS OF CUBA ON OCT. 3. THE POST SAYS A BOOKING FOR ALLEGED CRYSTAL METHAMPHETAMINE AND CONVICTIONS FOR FELONY DRUG TRAFFICKING AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. HE IS NOT REYNALDO MORA-ANTONIO. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED THURSDAY AT 8:55 A.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. NO SENTENCE. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE wrote, “CUBAN CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN IN ICE CUSTODY.” ICE said ERO Miami took custody of Reynaldo Chamizo Zayas from Miami’s Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Oct. 3 after he was booked for allegedly possessing suspected crystal methamphetamine. ICE said his criminal history includes felony drug trafficking and domestic violence convictions.

The methamphetamine booking is an allegation. It is not a conviction. The drug-trafficking and domestic-violence convictions are what ICE states. This page does not have the judgments. ICE did not name the courts. ICE did not give the dates of those convictions. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. This is not Reynaldo Mora-Antonio, already on this page from an earlier DHS arrest list. ICE did not post a YouTube video.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 15, 2026, 8:55 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: NORTH FORT MYERS — DHS SAYS A TRANSGENDER ILLEGAL ALIEN WAS ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A BOY. FOX, WHICH DHS QUOTE-TWEETED, NAMES URIEL SANTIAGO PEREZ, 38, OF MEXICO. THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE CHARGE IS SEXUAL BATTERY ON A VICTIM BETWEEN 12 AND 18. HE IS NOT CONVICTED ON THAT CHARGE. HE IS NOT LUDWIG URIEL ESPEJO-CARRILLO. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED THURSDAY AT 7:16 A.M. PACIFIC. THE DHS POST DOES NOT NAME HIM. IT QUOTE-TWEETS FOX. NO DHS.GOV OR ICE.GOV WRITTEN RELEASE WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. A STILL PHOTO ON THE FOX POST. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS wrote, “TRANSGENDER ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY SEXUALLY ASSAULTING BOY.” DHS said no American child should be a victim of illegal alien crime, and that the department is working to get these criminals out of the country. Those are DHS’s words. They are not a conviction. “Illegal alien” and “transgender” are DHS’s labels on that post.

THE NAME, AGE, AND COUNTY ARE ON THE FOX POST DHS QUOTE-TWEETED. FOX ATTRIBUTED THEM TO POLICE AND TO FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SOURCES. Bill Melugin wrote that federal sources told Fox the person arrested in Lee County, Florida, is Uriel Santiago Perez, 38, a Mexican national. Fox said police reported an alleged sexual assault of an underage boy during a house showing in North Fort Myers last week. Fox said Perez is a biological male who presents as a woman. Fox said a federal source reported a 2013 Georgia prostitution conviction, a 2015 arrest in Lawrenceville, Georgia, and no ICE detainer at the Gwinnett County jail at that time. Fox said ICE has now placed a detainer with Lee County. A charge is not a conviction. This page does not have the judgments.

THE LEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE CHARGE, AS LOCAL NEWS STATES IT. Gulf Coast News, citing the sheriff’s office, said deputies responded Oct. 6 to a reported sexual battery at a North Fort Myers home that was for sale, identified Uriel Santiago Perez, and charged sexual battery on a victim between the ages of 12 and 18. That report said Perez is on an ICE hold at the Lee County Jail. WFLA reported the same charge and quoted Sheriff Carmine Marceno. A DHS spokesperson told Border Hawk that ICE lodged the detainer Oct. 7, that Perez is a 38-year-old Mexican national who entered at an unknown place and time, and that the history includes a felony first-degree sexual assault of a person 12 or younger, prostitution, keeping a place of prostitution, falsifying identification documents, shoplifting, and driving without a license. Those history items are the spokesperson’s list as Border Hawk printed it. This page does not have those judgments. Ali Bradley, citing DHS, reported the same Oct. 7 detainer and said DHS is urging Lee County to honor it. This is not Ludwig Uriel Espejo-Carrillo, already on this page from an El Paso unlawful-voting case. This is not Uriel Perez Lopez of Santa Ana. DHS did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: DHS on X (Oct. 15, 2026, 7:16 a.m. Pacific) · Bill Melugin on X (Oct. 14, 2026) · Gulf Coast News, citing the Lee County Sheriff’s Office · WFLA, citing the Lee County Sheriff’s Office

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BREAKING 10/15: DHS SAYS 1,296 TREN DE ARAGUA ARRESTS. THE EXAMINER SAYS THAT TOTAL RUNS FROM JAN. 20, 2025, THROUGH OCT. 8, 2026. NEARLY 350 CHARGED WITH FEDERAL CRIMES. NO NAMES. THE LEAD’S CRIME LABELS ARE NOT A CHARGE ON EACH PERSON. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED THURSDAY AT 7:09 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO SINGLE ARREST DATE. THE POST QUOTE-TWEETS A WASHINGTON EXAMINER LINK. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS DID NOT POST A MATCHING WRITTEN DHS.GOV RELEASE ON THE DEPARTMENT’S NEWS LIST THIS HOUR. THE 1,296 FIGURE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS wrote, “1,296 TREN DE ARAGUA ARRESTS!” DHS said murderers, sex traffickers, drug traffickers, thieves, and other criminals associated with the Venezuelan gang have been arrested in unprecedented numbers. Those categories are DHS’s words in the lead. They are not a charge written on each of the 1,296. DHS named the Homeland Security Task Force. DHS did not list the 1,296.

THE WINDOW AND THE FEDERAL-CHARGE COUNT COME FROM THE EXAMINER, NOT FROM THE DHS POST. Washington Examiner reporter Anna Giaritelli wrote that task-force data released to the paper showed 1,296 Tren de Aragua arrests between Jan. 20, 2025, and Oct. 8, 2026, and that nearly 350 members and associates were charged with federal crimes. That is a span of months. It is not one operation on Thursday. Giaritelli quoted an ICE spokesperson: “President Trump’s Homeland Security Task Forces have encountered TdA gang members almost every state.” The spokesperson also said the gang rapes, maims, and murders for sport. Those are the spokesperson’s words. The White House posted an ICYMI page Thursday pointing at the same Examiner story. The White House called the effort the largest federal campaign against transnational crime. That superlative is the White House’s wording. This page does not have a name-by-name list. DHS did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: DHS on X (Oct. 15, 2026, 7:09 a.m. Pacific) · Washington Examiner (Oct. 15, 2026) · White House ICYMI (Oct. 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/15: BROWARD — ICE SAYS IT TOOK CUSTODY OF SALVADOR JAVIQUER SOTOLONGO OF CUBA. THE POST SAYS A 1995 FINAL REMOVAL ORDER AND CONVICTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED BATTERY, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, THEFT, AND WEAPONS OFFENSES. THE NEW JAIL CHARGES ARE NOT CONVICTIONS. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED THURSDAY AT 6:05 A.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO CITY INSIDE BROWARD. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURTS. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE wrote, “VIOLENT CUBAN ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED.” ICE spelled the name Salvador Javiquer Sotolongo. ICE said he has a 1995 final removal order and prior convictions for aggravated battery, aggravated assault, theft, and weapons offenses. ICE said it took custody of him from the Broward County Jail after a recent arrest for petit theft, trespassing, providing a false ID to law enforcement, and a violation of release conditions warrant.

The jail charges are allegations. They are not convictions. The four prior convictions and the 1995 removal order are what ICE states. This page does not have the judgments or the removal order. ICE did not say which weapons offenses. “Illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. “Javiquer” is ICE’s spelling. ICE did not post a YouTube video.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 15, 2026, 6:05 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/15: OCALA — ICE POSTS THE WRITTEN RELEASE ON TERRANCE PATRICK EVANS, 37, OF THE BAHAMAS. THE RELEASE SAYS ONE COUNT OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN THE 2024 FEDERAL ELECTION. HE IS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE OCT. 5 DOJ ITEM. HE IS NOT CRAIG WILLIAM SMITH. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE WRITTEN RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 15. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS UPDATED 10/15/2026. CHARGED BY INFORMATION. NOT CONVICTED. A STILL PHOTO ON THE ICE PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NO ICE OR DHS X POST WITH THIS RELEASE WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. ICE said Terrance Patrick Evans, 37, a Bahamian national and U.S. lawful permanent resident, has been charged by information with one count of voting by an alien. ICE said the charge followed an investigation by HSI Tampa, the Florida Department of State’s Office of Election Crimes, and the Citrus County Supervisor of Elections. ICE said Evans voted in the 2024 federal general election knowing he was not a citizen. ICE said the maximum penalty if convicted is one year in federal prison. ICE said an information is a formal charge and that a defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. ICE said Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Jerry M. Harre is prosecuting the case.

He is a lawful permanent resident. The release does not say he is an illegal alien. The charge is not a conviction. This page does not have the information or a judgment. Evans is already on this page from the Oct. 5 DOJ item on six more lawful permanent residents charged with voting. This item is the ICE written release. It does not add a second charge. He is not Craig William Smith, the other Bahamian lawful permanent resident already on this page. ICE linked the Middle District of Florida release. ICE did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: ICE — Bahamian charged with illegally voting in 2024 election (Oct. 15, 2026) · U.S. Attorney’s Office, Middle District of Florida

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BREAKING 10/14: MINNEAPOLIS — ICE SAYS IT REMOVED NOEL ESCARSEGA-ORQUIZ AFTER A SENTENCE FOR GANG-RELATED SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. THE POST SAYS SURENOS. HE IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE FROM THE AUG. 21 ARREST LIST. THAT ITEM WAS NOT THIS REMOVAL. NO AGE. NO REMOVAL DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 6:05 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE EN ESPANOL POSTED THE SAME TEXT AT THE SAME MINUTE. NO AGE. NO REMOVAL DATE. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE LENGTH. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS REMOVAL. ICE wrote, “DEPORTED: SURENOS GANG MEMBER, CONVICTED MURDERER.” ICE spelled the gang name SURENOS. ICE said it removed Noel Escarsega-Orquiz after he completed his sentence for gang-related second-degree murder in Minnesota. ICE said its detainer kept him off the streets of Minneapolis. ICE en Espanol used the same facts and wrote the name without a hyphen.

The conviction and the removal are what ICE states. This page does not have the judgment or a travel record. ICE did not give the day he left the country. “Sureños” is the gang name on Wednesday’s post. The Aug. 21 item on this page listed Noel Escarsega-Orquiz, of Mexico, as convicted of second-degree murder in Minneapolis, on a DHS arrest roundup. That August item was an arrest list. It was not this removal. ICE did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: ICE on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:05 p.m. Pacific) · ICE en Espanol on X (same minute)

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SAN ANTONIO SUES TO STOP AN ICE DETENTION CENTER ON THE EAST SIDE, OCTOBER 14, 2026. HOUSTON PUBLIC MEDIA.

ICE SURGE RATTLES CALIFORNIA’S CENTRAL VALLEY, OCTOBER 14, 2026. LOS ANGELES TIMES.

BREAKING 10/14: DEL RIO PORT OF ENTRY — CBP SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED MORE THAN $657,000 IN NARCOTICS OVER FOUR DAYS. THE RELEASE SAYS TWO UNITED STATES CITIZEN DRIVERS. HSI MADE ONE ARREST. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 2 $595,000 DEL RIO METH LOAD. NO NAMES. NO ILLEGAL ALIEN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CBP WRITTEN RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. NO CBP, ICE, OR DHS X POST WITH THIS RELEASE WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. STILL PHOTOS ON THE CBP PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said officers at the Del Rio Port of Entry recently seized more than $657,000 in narcotics. Acting Port Director Julian DeHoyos said that in just four days, target profiling and inspections led to the seizures. CBP did not say illegal alien. CBP named no drivers. CBP named no charges. An arrest is not a conviction.

THE FIRST SEIZURE, AS CBP STATES IT. OCT. 8 AT THE DEL RIO INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE. CBP said a CBP officer referred a 2013 GMC Acadia driven by a 23-year-old male United States citizen for secondary inspection. CBP said officers examined the vehicle with a nonintrusive inspection system, then found 16 packages containing a total of 23.68 pounds of alleged cocaine hidden within the frame. CBP put the estimated street value at $316,142. CBP seized the narcotics. CBP said Homeland Security Investigations special agents made one arrest and have initiated a criminal investigation. CBP did not name the driver. CBP did not list a charge. “United States citizen” is CBP’s label on that driver. It is not a statement that anyone in the vehicle was an illegal alien.

THE SECOND SEIZURE, AS CBP STATES IT. OCT. 11 AT THE DEL RIO INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE. CBP said a CBP officer referred a 2005 Ford Expedition driven by a 54-year-old male United States citizen for inspection. CBP said officers used a nonintrusive inspection system, then found 30 packages containing a total of 37.08 pounds of alleged methamphetamine hidden within the spare tire. CBP put the estimated street value at $316,142. CBP seized the narcotics. CBP said the Texas Department of Public Safety arrested the driver and initiated a criminal investigation. CBP did not name the driver. CBP did not list a charge. “United States citizen” is CBP’s label on that driver. It is not a statement that anyone in the vehicle was an illegal alien.

This is not the Oct. 2 Del Rio Port of Entry methamphetamine seizure already on this page, the 81 packages CBP valued at $595,185 from a 2018 Ford Transit van driven by a 59-year-old male lawful permanent resident. This is not the Sept. 8 Del Rio mixed load of methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl already on this page. CBP did not post a YouTube video.

Source: CBP — CBP officers seize more than $657K in narcotics over a four-day period at Del Rio Port of Entry (Oct. 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/14: NORTH MISSISSIPPI — ICE AND HSI SAY A DRUG AND FIREARMS TAKEDOWN ARRESTED 14 PEOPLE. THE POSTS SAY TWO DRUG-TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATIONS AND GLOCK-TYPE CONVERSION DEVICES. ICE DID NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE NAMED THE 14. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 3:00 P.M. PACIFIC. HSI POSTED THE SAME TEXT AT THE SAME MINUTE. NO NAMES ON THE ICE OR HSI POSTS. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO IMMIGRATION STATUS ON THOSE POSTS. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS TAKEDOWN. HSI NEW ORLEANS POSTED THE SAME CASE ON OCT. 8, WITH VIDEO ON X. ICE wrote, “14 ARRESTED IN MISSISSIPPI DRUG AND FIREARMS TAKEDOWN.” ICE said HSI New Orleans special agents and their Homeland Security Task Force partners brought down a major firearm and drug trafficking organization this week. ICE said the coordinated enforcement actions resulted from ongoing investigations into two drug trafficking organizations operating in North Mississippi and an investigation into the importation and distribution of Glock-type conversion devices. HSI posted the same text at the same minute.

ICE and HSI did not say illegal alien. They did not name anyone on today’s posts. They did not give immigration status. “This week” is ICE’s phrasing on a Wednesday post. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Mississippi announced the 14 arrests on Oct. 7. HSI New Orleans posted the takedown on Oct. 8 and linked the U.S. Attorney’s written release. The Oct. 8 HSI New Orleans post includes video on X. That video is not a YouTube video. Today’s ICE and HSI posts are still photos.

THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE POSTED A WRITTEN RELEASE. HSI NEW ORLEANS LINKED THAT PAGE ON OCT. 8. The Oxford Eagle printed the news release on Oct. 7. It says U.S. Attorney Scott Leary, ATF Special Agent in Charge Joshua Jackson, and HSI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Matt Reidell made the announcement. It says three separate operations made up the HSTF effort. WTVA, citing the U.S. Attorney’s Office, said the operation happened in late September and that the investigation is not over. A charge is an allegation. It is not a conviction. The photos have no captions with courts, sentences, or immigration status.

THE 14 NAMED IN THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S NEWS RELEASE. CHARGED, AS THE RELEASE STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS. THE RELEASE DID NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN.

Joshua Alexander, 30, Greenville. Charged with drug distribution.

Craig Baker, 60, Tupelo. Charged with drug distribution.

Trevion Bernard, 20, Leland. Charged with possession of a machine gun.

Jackie Brunson, 54, Tupelo. Charged with drug distribution.

Kabriyen Clark, 23, Tupelo. Charged with illegal possession of a machine gun.

Lucas Davis, 43, Greenville. Charged with drug distribution.

Otheno English, 42, Tupelo. Charged with drug distribution.

George Jefferson, 43, Greenville. Charged with drug distribution.

Raymond Long, 52, Tupelo. Charged with drug distribution.

Floyd Milton, 41, Greenville. Charged with drug distribution.

La’Jayvion Moy, 21, Greenville. Charged with carjacking and felon in possession of a firearm.

Rana Owens, 44, Tupelo. Charged with drug distribution.

Marquez Palmer, 38, Greenville. Charged with drug distribution.

Dajuante Rancifer, 34, Greenville. Charged with drug distribution.

Partners named on the news release are ATF, HSI, the U.S. Marshals Service, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations, the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit, the Greenville Police Department, and the Tupelo Police Department. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Chad Doleac, John Herzog, Clyde McGee, Sam Stringfellow, and Feleica Wilson are prosecuting the cases, the release says.

The news release says these arrests are part of the Homeland Security Task Force initiative established by Executive Order 14159, Protecting the American People Against Invasion. That is the U.S. Attorney’s Office language. It is not a statement that any of the 14 is an illegal alien. ICE and HSI did not give immigration status for any of the 14.

This is not Isaias Camacho-Caballero, already on this page from ICE’s Oct. 8 Mississippi deportation post. This is not Operation Muddy Waters, already on this page. This is not Ruben Ortiz Herrera, already on this page from ICE New Orleans. ICE and HSI did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: ICE on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Pacific) · HSI on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Pacific) · HSI New Orleans on X (Oct. 8, 2026) · U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Mississippi — 14 arrested for drug distribution and firearms charges (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/14: FALLS CHURCH — ICE SAYS WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICERS ARRESTED LUIS ANTONIO ALEJANDRO-RAMOS OF GUATEMALA ON SEPT. 7. THE RELEASE SAYS AN ARLINGTON CIRCUIT COURT CONVICTION FOR POSSESSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. HE IS IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. HE IS NOT LUIS ALFONSO GARCIA-JIMENEZ. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE WRITTEN RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. THE PAGE SAYS UPDATED 10/14/2026. THE ICE ARREST DATE IN THE RELEASE IS SEPT. 7. CONVICTED. THE COURT SUSPENDED THE PRISON TERM. STILL PHOTOS ON THE ICE PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST THIS NAME ON X THIS HOUR. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE Washington, D.C. said officers arrested Luis Antonio Alejandro-Ramos, a criminal illegal alien with a felony conviction for possessing child sexual abuse material, on Sept. 7, 2026. The headline says the Guatemalan illegal alien was convicted of felony possession of child sexual abuse material in Arlington County. ICE said officers arrested him in Falls Church and entered him into removal proceedings. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending the outcome of those proceedings.

ICE said Alejandro-Ramos illegally entered the United States on an unknown date, at an unknown location, and without having been inspected or admitted by a U.S. immigration official. ICE said authorities in Arlington arrested him on Feb. 28, 2025, and charged him with felony possession of child pornography. ICE said that on Sept. 12, 2025, the Arlington Circuit Court convicted him and sentenced him to three years in prison. ICE said the court then suspended all three years of that sentence and ordered three years of supervised probation.

ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Washington, D.C. Field Office Director Robert Guadian said Alejandro-Ramos has a conviction for possessing child sexual abuse material, which Guadian said makes him a substantial threat to the children of Northern Virginia neighborhoods. Guadian said officers cannot allow such a threat to roam the streets, and that they are identifying, arresting, and removing criminal illegal alien threats. Those are Guadian’s words. They are not an extra charge. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. A conviction is what ICE says the Arlington Circuit Court entered. This page does not have the judgment. Removal proceedings are a case status. They are not a completed deportation on this page. ICE did not give an age, a docket number, or a YouTube video. The photos have no captions with a docket or a sentence date beyond what the release already states.

This is not Luis Alfonso Garcia-Jimenez, the Salvadoran national already on this page from ICE Washington, D.C.’s Oct. 6 written release. That arrest was Sept. 2 in Manassas. ICE said Garcia-Jimenez is charged with four counts of felony aggravated sexual battery. Those counts are charges, not convictions. This is not Luis Antonio Molina. This is not Hector Chavez-Ramos. This is not Teofilo Ramos-Ramos. The release does not tie those names. ICE did not post a YouTube video with this arrest. DHS did not post a written dhs.gov release with this name. ICE Harlingen, ICE Los Angeles, and ICE Washington D.C. on X did not post this name this hour.

Source: ICE — ICE Washington, DC arrests criminal illegal alien convicted of possessing child sex abuse material in Virginia (Oct. 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/14: ICE SAYS IT DEPORTED TEN YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A MURDER CONVICTION AND A CHILD-PORNOGRAPHY TRANSPORTATION CONVICTION. THE LEAD SAYS MURDERERS, GANG MEMBERS, AND DRUG DEALERS. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CHARGE ON EVERY CARD. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 1:01 P.M. PACIFIC. THE LEAD SAYS DEPORTED YESTERDAY. ON A WEDNESDAY POST, YESTERDAY IS OCT. 13. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. NO DEPORTATION DATES ON THE NAMED CARDS. STILL PHOTOS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THESE TEN NAMES. NONE OF THE TEN NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE wrote that murderers, gang members, drug dealers, and other violent criminals were deported yesterday, and that the streets are safer with these criminals out of the country. Those categories are ICE’s words in the lead. They are not a charge written on every card below. “Illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photos have no captions with courts, sentences, or dates.

THE TEN NAMED IN WEDNESDAY’S THREAD. CONVICTIONS, AS ICE STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS.

• Eduardo Castillo Hernandez, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for aggravated sexual assault. This is not Angel Ramirez-Castillo. This is not Francisco Javier Garcia-Castillo.
• Maria Cid Rincon, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance: methamphetamine. The name is not already on this page.
• Denis Sabastian Baca-Lopes, Honduras. ICE spelled the middle name Sabastian. ICE said convictions for aggravated assault, aggravated battery, and possession of a firearm during commission of a crime. The name is not already on this page.
• Jose Camilo Hernandez Escobar, Venezuela. ICE said a conviction for smuggling aliens. The name is not already on this page.
• Na Xin Wu, China. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. The name is not already on this page.
• Jesus Modesto Sanchez, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for transportation of child pornography. This is not Jesus Barreto Sanchez. This is not Jesus Nicolas Sanchez.
• Gregorio Alberto Rios-Cruz, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for illegal alien in possession of a firearm. The name is not already on this page.
• Eprain Gonzalez Sanchez, Mexico. ICE spelled the first name Eprain. ICE said convictions for hit and run, DUI, and assault with intent to rape. The name is not already on this page.
• Melchor Juarez Nolazco, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for murder. The name is not already on this page.
• Francsico Delfino Martinez Perez, Mexico. ICE spelled the first name Francsico. ICE said convictions for attempted murder – 2nd degree and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. This is not Emiliano Martinez Perez, already on this page from ICE and San Saba County.

ICE did not name the courts. ICE did not give the day each man or woman left the country. ICE did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: ICE on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 1:01 p.m. Pacific) · ICE on X — Melchor Juarez Nolazco · ICE on X — Francsico Delfino Martinez Perez

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BREAKING 10/14: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A SIGNAL HILL CONVICTION FOR SEX WITH A MINOR AND TWO ALEXANDRIA COUNTS OF VIDEOTAPING UNDRESSED PERSONS WITHOUT CONSENT. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. DHS POSTED THE THREAD ON X AT 12:58 P.M. PACIFIC. THE BODY SAYS YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS. ON AN OCT. 14 RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCT. 13. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST TIMES. NO DOCKETS. PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE AND ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NONE OF THE FIVE NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said that yesterday ICE arrested more worst of the worst illegal aliens, including people convicted of sex with a minor, videotaping undressed persons without consent, and assault and battery on a family or household member. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, domestic assailants, and other public safety threats. Those categories are the secretary’s words. They are not an extra charge written on each name below. “Criminal illegal alien” is DHS’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. This is not Tuesday’s twenty-name Columbus Day weekend list already on this page.

THE FIVE NAMED IN WEDNESDAY’S RELEASE. CONVICTIONS, AS DHS STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS.

• Wilver Ever Albayero, El Salvador. DHS said a conviction for sex with a minor three years younger in Signal Hill, California. The name is not already on this page.
• Joshua Gabriel Car Hombrebueno, Philippines. DHS said two counts of videotaping undressed persons without consent in Alexandria, Virginia. The name is not already on this page.
• Julio Alberto Lopez-Carahui, Guatemala. DHS said a conviction for assault and battery on a family/household member in Troy, New Hampshire. The name is not already on this page.
• Roque Calihua-Cruz, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Twin Falls, Idaho. The name is not already on this page.
• Jaime Martins-Olivera, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for conspiracy to distribute cocaine in Dallas, Texas. The name is not already on this page.

DHS did not name the courts. DHS did not give the day of each ICE arrest. DHS did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, and Domestic Assailants (Oct. 14, 2026) · DHS on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 12:58 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: CASS COUNTY, MO. — DHS SAYS HSI KANSAS CITY ARRESTED ANDRES GARCIA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM CUBA. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH TWO COUNTS OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN THE 2022 AND 2024 ELECTIONS. HE IS NOT AN ILLEGAL ALIEN NOW. HE IS NOT PAULO JORGE SILVA. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS WRITTEN RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. NO DHS OR ICE X POST WITH THIS NAME WAS FOUND THIS HOUR. THE ARREST DATE IN THE RELEASE IS OCT. 6. CHARGED, NOT CONVICTED. THE RELEASE SAYS LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. A STILL PHOTO ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said ICE Homeland Security Investigations Kansas City arrested Andres Garcia, a lawful permanent resident from Cuba, on Oct. 6 after he was charged with two counts of voting by an alien for voting in the November 2022 and November 2024 elections. A charge is an allegation. The court has not ruled.

DHS said that even before receiving lawful-permanent-resident status, Garcia allegedly registered to vote in Cass County, Missouri, in 2004, and that he has voted regularly for the last 20 years in at least 15 elections, including at least 13 federal elections. DHS said that despite knowing he was not a United States citizen, he claimed to be one when registering to vote in 2004, and did so again in 2013. Those are allegations in the DHS release. They are not a verdict on this page.

DHS said Garcia illegally entered the United States through Florida in September 1969, applied for lawful-permanent-resident status in February 2009, and was approved in July 2009 by the Obama Administration, backdated to August 2006. “Illegal alien” is not the status DHS assigns him now. The release calls him a lawful permanent resident. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said this alien from Cuba has been arrested and charged with illegally voting in multiple elections. Those are the secretary’s words. They are not a verdict. HSI Kansas City Acting Special Agent in Charge Rick Sabatini and U.S. Attorney R. Matthew Price for the Western District of Missouri are quoted. DHS said Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael J. Nichols is prosecuting.

The Justice Department’s Oct. 12 election-crimes announcement, not already used for this name on this page, lists Cuban national Andres Garcia, 64, a lawful permanent resident, charged with two counts of illegally voting in federal elections in November 2022 and November 2024. That is the age this page uses. DHS’s Wednesday release does not give an age.

This is not Paulo Jorge Silva, the Portuguese lawful permanent resident already on this page who DHS says is charged with voting by an alien in Philadelphia. This is not Evelyn Novelles Miller, the Filipino lawful permanent resident already on this page who pleaded guilty in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to illegally voting in 2024. This is not Alfonso Garcia-Jimenez. ICE and DHS did not post a YouTube video with this arrest.

Sources: DHS — ICE HSI Arrests Cuban Alien for Illegally Voting in Past Elections in Missouri (Oct. 14, 2026) · Justice Department — charges involving 16 individuals for election crimes (Oct. 12, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/14: ICE HARLINGEN SAYS IT ARRESTED AND REMOVED MIGUEL JIMENEZ-SANTEZ OF MEXICO AFTER A VOLUNTARY RETURN. THE POST SAYS SELF-DEPORT. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE HARLINGEN POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 12:19 P.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO REMOVAL DATE. NO COURT. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE Harlingen wrote, “If you are in the U.S. illegally, self-deport now!” ICE said Miguel Jimenez-Santez, an illegal alien from Mexico, was arrested and removed by ICE after accepting a voluntary return. ICE said leave on your own terms, decide now while you still have a choice, and that if you are arrested, ICE will deport you.

“Illegal alien” is ICE Harlingen’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. A voluntary return is ICE Harlingen’s description of how he left. ICE did not name a court, a criminal charge, or a conviction. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Eustate Jimenez. This is not Jesus Jimenez. This is not Ismael Cura Castaneda, already on this page from ICE Harlingen. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE Harlingen on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 12:19 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/13: ICE LOS ANGELES SAYS IT ARRESTED XUERUI ZHAO, 29, OF CHINA, ON OCT. 10. THE POST SAYS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, FOR DUI AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. HE IS IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE LOS ANGELES POSTED TUESDAY AT 4:43 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS REPOSTED WEDNESDAY AT 6:47 A.M. PACIFIC. THE LOCAL ARREST DATE IN THE POST IS OCT. 10. ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. NO CITY. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE Los Angeles said it arrested criminal illegal alien Xuerui Zhao, 29, of China, on Oct. 10. ICE said Zhao has previous arrests for DUI and disorderly conduct. ICE said he is now in removal proceedings.

An arrest is not a conviction. ICE Los Angeles did not say he was convicted on those counts. ICE did not name the courts, the dates of those arrests, or the dockets. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE Los Angeles’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. Removal proceedings are a case status. They are not a completed deportation on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

The name is not already on this page. ICE and DHS did not post a YouTube video with this arrest.

Sources: ICE Los Angeles on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 4:43 p.m. Pacific) · DHS on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:47 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: LAS CRUCES — ICE AND HSI SAY A NEW MEXICO CRACKDOWN ARRESTED 237 PEOPLE. THE POSTS SAY 12 GANG MEMBERS IDENTIFIED AND 15 PROSECUTED. ICE DID NOT SAY ILLEGAL ALIEN. THE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE LED THE OPERATION. NO NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 12:00 P.M. PACIFIC. HSI POSTED THE SAME TEXT AT THE SAME MINUTE. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO IMMIGRATION STATUS ON THE ICE OR HSI POSTS. STILL PHOTOS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE. ICE said HSI Las Cruces and federal, state, and local partners arrested 237 individuals, identified 12 gang members, prosecuted 15 individuals, and seized 17 firearms, two vehicles, and narcotics in a whole-of-government operation targeting gangs and violent offenders. HSI said it will continue working with law enforcement partners to dismantle criminal gangs and get violent offenders off the streets.

ICE and HSI did not say illegal alien. They did not name anyone. They did not give immigration status. They did not give the dates of the arrests. They did not name the gangs. “Prosecuted 15” is ICE and HSI’s count. It is not a list of convictions on this page. The photos have no captions with names, courts, or charges.

THE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE POSTED A WRITTEN RELEASE DATED OCT. 2. That release says the Marshals Service District of New Mexico led Operation Triple Beam-Prolific in Las Cruces and the surrounding area. It says the operation ran from Aug. 24 to Sept. 25. It lists 237 total arrests, 17 firearm seizures, two vehicles recovered, 54 grams of cocaine, 403.4 grams of methamphetamine, and 110 grams of fentanyl. Participating agencies on that release include the Marshals Service, the FBI, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Homeland Security Investigations, the DEA, the Las Cruces Police Department, the New Mexico State Police, the New Mexico Corrections Department, and the Office of the Third Judicial District Attorney. Acting HSI El Paso Special Agent in Charge Ryan G. McRae is quoted on the Marshals page. The Marshals release does not say illegal alien. It does not name the 237 people.

This is not the Sierra Blanca fentanyl seizure already on this page. This is not the Falfurrias cocaine stop already on this page. ICE and HSI did not post a YouTube video.

Sources: ICE on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Pacific) · HSI on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Pacific) · U.S. Marshals Service — Operation Triple Beam-Prolific results in 237 arrests (Oct. 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/14: ICE HARLINGEN SAYS IT ARRESTED ISMAEL CURA CASTANEDA OF MEXICO. THE POST SAYS A RECENT DWI ARREST AND ONE PRIOR DWI CONVICTION. HE IS NOT ANGIE LOANI HERNANDEZ-CASTANEDA. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE HARLINGEN POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 11:58 A.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE Harlingen said it arrested Ismael Cura Castaneda, an illegal alien from Mexico, with no documentation to remain in the U.S. ICE said Cura was recently arrested for driving while intoxicated. ICE said he has one prior conviction for DWI. ICE said criminal illegal aliens are not welcome in the U.S.

A recent arrest is not a conviction. The prior DWI conviction is as ICE states it. This page does not have the judgment. ICE did not name the courts, the sentences, the date of the recent arrest, or the date of the ICE arrest. “Illegal alien” is ICE Harlingen’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. “No documentation to remain in the U.S.” is ICE Harlingen’s description. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Angie Loani Hernandez-Castaneda, already on this page from ICE San Francisco’s Oakland arrest. This is not Ali Omar Flores-Sandino, already on this page from ICE Harlingen. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE Harlingen on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 11:58 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: EL PASO — ICE EL PASO SAYS IT ENCOUNTERED CLEMENTE VASQUEZ OF MEXICO. THE POST SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH POSSESSING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY, THAT ICE LODGED A DETAINER AT THE COUNTY JAIL, AND THAT HE WAS TRAVELING WITH A 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL WHO HAS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. HE IS NOT CONVICTED ON THAT CHARGE. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE EL PASO POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 10:41 A.M. PACIFIC. THE POST TAGS CBP’S EL PASO DIRECTOR OF FIELD OPERATIONS. ENCOUNTERED, NOT AN ICE ARREST ON THIS POST. CHARGED, NOT CONVICTED. NO AGE. NO COUNTY NAMED. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE El Paso said ICE El Paso and CBP’s El Paso Director of Field Operations encountered Clemente Vasquez, an illegal alien of Mexico with possible ties to a Mexican cartel. The post says he is charged with possessing child pornography and is at the county jail, where ICE lodged a detainer. The post says he was traveling with a 14-year-old girl with a final order of removal.

A charge is an allegation. It is not a conviction. ICE El Paso did not name the court, the county jail, the arresting agency on the child-pornography count, or the docket. “Possible ties to a Mexican cartel” is ICE El Paso’s phrasing. It is not a conviction and it is not a named cartel on this page. “Illegal alien” is ICE El Paso’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. A detainer is a hold request. It is not a completed removal. The post does not give the girl’s name. This page does not name her. A final order of removal is ICE El Paso’s description of her status. It is not a completed deportation on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Jose Jacinto Vasquez Arellano, already on this page from ICE Houston’s New Caney arrest. This is not Mauricio Vasquez Arias. This is not Ever Magdiel Mejia-Vasquez. This is not Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE El Paso on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 10:41 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: RANCHO CORDOVA — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED DENYS HONCHAROV, 48, OF UKRAINE. THE POST SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR DUI AND CORPORAL INJURY. HE HAS A FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. HE IS NOT VITALIY CHMUKH. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 10:15 A.M. PACIFIC. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE San Francisco said it arrested criminal alien Denys Honcharov, 48, of Ukraine, in Rancho Cordova. ICE said he has convictions for DUI and corporal injury. ICE said he has a final order of removal and will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the United States. Those convictions are as ICE states them. This page does not have the judgments. ICE did not name the courts, the sentences, or the date of the arrest. “Criminal alien” is ICE San Francisco’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. A final order is not a completed deportation on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Vitaliy Chmukh, of Ukraine, already on this page from ICE Seattle. This is not Mykhaylo Kofel. This is not Bogdan Detrovich Gren. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 10:15 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: SAN DIEGO — ICE SAN DIEGO SAYS IT ARRESTED DARWIN CORTES OF HONDURAS. THE POST SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA AND ILLEGAL ENTRY. HE IS NOT JUAN RUIZ-CORTES. NO AGE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN DIEGO POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 6:45 A.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE San Diego said it arrested Darwin Cortes, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras. ICE said Cortes’s criminal history includes convictions for possession of drug paraphernalia and illegal entry into the United States. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal. Those convictions are as ICE states them. This page does not have the judgments. ICE did not name the courts, the sentences, or the date of the arrest. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE San Diego’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. Pending removal is a statement of intent. It is not a completed deportation on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Juan Ruiz-Cortes. This is not Francisco Gallardo-Cortes. This is not Bernardino Cruz-Cortes. This is not Williams Alejandro Cortes Contreras. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE San Diego on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:45 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS IT ARRESTED RUBEN ORTIZ HERRERA OF MEXICO. THE POST SAYS A CONVICTION FOR POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE. HE IS NOT IRVIN ROBLERO-ORTIZ. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 5:39 A.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE New Orleans said it arrested Ruben Ortiz Herrera, an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said his criminal history includes a conviction for possession of methamphetamine. ICE said it will continue to remove criminal illegal aliens like Ortiz from the United States. That conviction is as ICE states it. This page does not have the judgment. ICE did not name the court, the sentence, or the date of the arrest. “Illegal alien” is ICE New Orleans’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Irvin Roblero-Ortiz, already on this page. This is not Fortunato Ortiz-Ramirez. This is not Angel Gabriel Ortiz-Hernandez. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE New Orleans on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 5:39 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: DORCHESTER — ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED ANDY SABRIEL ALCANTARA BELTRE OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ON OCT. 8. THE POST SAYS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS, INCLUDING FENTANYL TRAFFICKING IN 100 GRAMS OR MORE. HE IS NOT SANTO RODOLFO GARCIA MENDEZ. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE BOSTON POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 9:26 A.M. PACIFIC. A FOLLOW-UP AT 9:27 A.M. PACIFIC. THE LOCAL ARREST DATE IN THE POST IS OCT. 8. ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE Boston said that on Oct. 8 it arrested Andy Sabriel Alcantara Beltre, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, during targeted operations in Dorchester, Mass. The thread says his criminal history includes arrests for heroin/morphine/opium/fentanyl trafficking in 100 grams or more, possession of a firearm without an FID card, possession of ammunition without an FID card, possession of a Class A drug, possession to distribute a Class A drug, distribution or dispensing a Class A drug, possession to distribute a Class B drug, possession of a Class B controlled substance (cocaine), operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, a marked-lanes violation, and no inspection sticker.

An arrest is not a conviction. ICE Boston did not say he was convicted on those counts. ICE Boston did not name the courts, the dates of those arrests, or the dockets. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE Boston’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

ICE Boston then wrote that another of Maura Healey’s “sanctuary sweethearts” is off the streets thanks to ERO Boston. Those are ICE Boston’s words. “Sanctuary sweethearts” is ICE Boston’s nickname. It is not a charge.

This is not Santo Rodolfo Garcia Mendez, of the Dominican Republic, already on this page from ICE Boston’s Hillsboro, N.H., arrest. This is not Furvio Flete Garcia. This is not Elvin Peguero Pena. The posts do not tie those names.

Sources: ICE Boston on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 9:26 a.m. Pacific) · ICE Boston on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 9:27 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: LAREDO — CBP SAYS OFFICERS AT THE JUAREZ-LINCOLN BRIDGE TOOK JUAN ELIZONDO DELGADO, 34, OF MEXICO, OFF AN OUTBOUND BUS ON SEPT. 29. THE RELEASE SAYS A RENO, NEV., FELONY WARRANT FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT AGAINST A CHILD UNDER 14 WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. HE IS NOT CONVICTED ON THAT WARRANT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CBP WRITTEN RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. THE ENCOUNTER DATE IN THE RELEASE IS SEPT. 29. WANTED, NOT CONVICTED ON THE RENO WARRANT. THE RELEASE SAYS HE DID NOT POSSESS DOCUMENTS TO ENTER OR REMAIN IN THE UNITED STATES. HE WAS TURNED OVER TO WEBB COUNTY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. CBP said officers at the Laredo Port of Entry apprehended a male Mexican citizen wanted for an alleged sexual assault against a child with a deadly weapon. On Sept. 29, CBP said, officers working outbound enforcement at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge encountered Juan Elizondo Delgado, 34, of Mexico, as a passenger on a commercial bus exiting the country into Mexico. The bus and the man were referred for secondary inspection. CBP said he did not possess documents to enter or remain in the United States. CBP said biometric checks then showed an outstanding felony warrant for sexual assault against a child under 14 years of age with a deadly weapon, issued by the Reno Police Department in Reno, Nevada. CBP said officers confirmed the warrant and turned him over to Webb County sheriff’s deputies for transport to the Webb County jail for adjudication of the warrant.

A warrant is an allegation. It is not a conviction. CBP’s own release says criminal charges are merely allegations and that defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. “Illegal alien” is CBP’s label in the title. It is not a judgment on this page. CBP did not say convicted. CBP did not say he was turned over to ICE. CBP did not say he will be deported. The release does not name a court, a docket, or a YouTube video. ICE and DHS did not post a written ice.gov or dhs.gov release with this name.

This is not the Laredo stash-house post already on this page, where the Border Patrol chief said two smugglers were arrested and 11 illegal aliens were apprehended. This is not Ali Omar Flores-Sandino. CBP does not tie those cases.

Source: CBP — Laredo CBP officers arrest illegal alien wanted for sexual assault against a child with a deadly weapon (Oct. 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/14: SIERRA BLANCA CHECKPOINT — BIG BEND SECTOR SAYS A K-9 ALERT LED TO THE SEIZURE OF MORE THAN 14 POUNDS OF FENTANYL. NO NAMES. NO IMMIGRATION STATUS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

BIG BEND SECTOR POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 6:00 A.M. PACIFIC. CBP REPOSTED AT 6:45 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO COURTS. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Acting Chief Patrol Agent Josh B. Barrett said a K-9 alert at the Sierra Blanca Checkpoint led to the seizure of more than 14 pounds of fentanyl. He said agents and K-9 teams remain committed to stopping these dangerous drugs before they reach communities. CBP wrote that smugglers tried to move more than 14 pounds of fentanyl through Sierra Blanca, that Border Patrol agents and a K-9 team stopped them, and that this is why checkpoints matter.

The posts do not name a driver. They do not name a passenger. They do not say illegal alien. They do not say arrested. They do not say convicted. They do not give the day of the stop. The photo has no caption with names, courts, or dates. This is not the Sept. 24 Sierra Blanca K-9 Boxy track of four illegal aliens already on this page. This is not the Falfurrias cocaine stop already on this page. This is not the Murrieta 962-pound liquid-meth seizure already on this page. The posts do not tie those cases.

Sources: Big Bend Sector Border Patrol on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Pacific) · CBP on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:45 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: EL PASO SECTOR — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS A PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM MEXICO WAS APPREHENDED AFTER ALLEGEDLY USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO PROMOTE HUMAN SMUGGLING. NO NAME. PENDING DEPORTATION. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 6:00 A.M. PACIFIC. HE TAGGED EL PASO SECTOR. NO NAME. NO AGE. NO COURT. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez posted, “Arrested: Promoting Smuggling on Social Media.” He said a previously deported illegal alien from Mexico was apprehended after allegedly using social media to promote human smuggling. He said the man is now pending deportation. He said the border is not the only place the Border Patrol is watching, and that the agency is tracking illegal activity where it hides, in neighborhoods or on screens.

The post says “allegedly.” An allegation is not a conviction. “Pending deportation” is a statement of intent. It is not a completed removal on this page. The post does not give the man’s name. It does not give his age. It does not give the day of the arrest. It does not name a platform, a court, or a docket. “Illegal alien” is the chief’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a name, a court, or a charge. ICE and DHS did not post a YouTube video with this arrest.

This is not the Laredo stash-house post already on this page. This is not the chase already on this page in which a U.S. citizen driver dropped off three illegal aliens and faces state human-smuggling charges. The chief does not tie those cases.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/14: STORMVILLE, N.Y. — ICE SAYS IT REMOVED RENZO YANCE DOMINGUEZ AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM GREENHAVEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY. THE POST SAYS HE SERVED TIME FOR SECOND-DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER AND ASSAULT. ICE BUFFALO’S AUGUST ARREST POST, NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, SAYS HE IS 30 AND FROM PERU. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 5:01 A.M. PACIFIC. THE POST SAYS REMOVED UPON RELEASE FROM GREENHAVEN. IT DOES NOT GIVE THE DAY HE LEFT THE COUNTRY. NO NATIONALITY ON TODAY’S POST. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said it removed Renzo Yance Dominguez upon his release from Greenhaven Correctional Facility in Stormville, N.Y., where he served time for second-degree manslaughter and assault. ICE said his criminal history also includes DUI, dangerous drugs, marijuana possession, and traffic offenses. Those convictions are as ICE states them. This page does not have the judgments. ICE did not name the courts or the sentences on today’s post. ICE did not post a written ice.gov or dhs.gov release with this name.

ICE BUFFALO POSTED THE ARREST ON AUG. 25. THAT POST WAS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE Buffalo said officers arrested Peruvian Renzo Yance-Dominguez, 30. It said Yance was sentenced to six years for manslaughter in 2018. It said he has other convictions for assault, DWI, possession of dangerous drugs, and traffic offenses. It said he would remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. Today’s post lists the removal. It does not add a court, a docket, or a removal date beyond the Greenhaven release.

ICE did not post a YouTube video with this removal. The posts use still photos on X. This is not Bryan David Dominguez Guerrero. The name was not already on this page.

Sources: ICE on X (Oct. 14, 2026, 5:01 a.m. Pacific) · ICE Buffalo on X (Aug. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/13: ICE SAYS IT DEPORTED SERGIO LOPEZ-LEOS TO MEXICO AFTER TIME FOR ILLEGAL REENTRY. THE POST SAYS CONVICTIONS FOR ATTEMPTED SECOND-DEGREE RAPE IN GREENVILLE, N.C., AND DELIVERING A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE IN DALLAS. NO AGE. NO REMOVAL DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED TUESDAY AT 3:05 P.M. PACIFIC. THE POST SAYS DEPORTED TO MEXICO. IT DOES NOT GIVE THE DAY HE LEFT THE COUNTRY. NO AGE. NO CITY OF ARREST. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE DID NOT POST A WRITTEN ICE.GOV OR DHS.GOV RELEASE WITH THIS NAME. ICE said it deported Sergio Lopez-Leos to Mexico after he served time for illegally reentering the country following a prior removal. The post lists convictions for attempted second-degree rape in Greenville, N.C., and delivering a controlled substance in Dallas, Texas. Those convictions are as ICE states them. This page does not have the judgments. ICE did not name the courts, the sentences, or the date of removal. “Sexual predator” and “serial criminal” are ICE’s words in the headline. They are not a charge written on a docket on this page.

This is not Hugo Alexis Montes-Lopez, already on this page. This is not Salvador Parra Lopez. ICE did not post a YouTube video with this removal. The post uses a still photo on X.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 3:05 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/13: NASSAU COUNTY — DHS SAYS ICE TOOK CUSTODY OF RUDI LACATUSU AND MIRABELA LACATUSU OF ROMANIA. NASSAU POLICE CHARGED EACH WITH THREE COUNTS OF GRAND LARCENY AFTER A MULTI-STATE JEWELRY THEFT SPREE. THEY ARE NOT CONVICTED ON THOSE COUNTS. NO AGES. VIDEO ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 13. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. SECRETARY MARKWAYNE MULLIN POSTED ON X AT 1:19 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS QUOTED HIM AT 1:22 P.M. PACIFIC WITH A VIDEO. THE LOCAL ARREST DATE IN THE RELEASE IS OCT. 5. CHARGED, NOT CONVICTED. NO AGES. NO DOCKETS. STILL PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. NEITHER NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said ICE arrested an illegal alien couple from Romania who have been charged with allegedly stealing jewelry across multiple states. DHS said Nassau County, New York, police arrested Rudi Lacatusu and Mirabela Lacatusu on Oct. 5 and charged them each with three counts of grand larceny after a series of jewelry thefts. A charge is an allegation. The court has not ruled.

DHS cites local reporting for the scheme. The release says the pair drove up to a victim and pulled over to ask for directions, then Mirabela Lacatusu would get out to thank the victim with a hug, unclasp the necklace, and the pair would drive away. Police, as DHS states them, say the suspects carried out at least 14 robberies in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Maryland, with stolen necklaces valued between $2,000 and $3,000 each. Those counts and values are from the police account in the DHS release. They are not a verdict.

DHS said Nassau County police turned the suspects over to ICE custody. DHS said both entered the United States illegally at an unknown time and location. “Illegal alien” is DHS’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. “Bonnie and Clyde” is DHS’s nickname in the title and in the secretary’s quote. It is not a charge.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said this couple has been charged with grand larceny after allegedly carrying out more than a dozen jewelry thefts across four states, that thanks to local partners in New York they are in ICE custody and will be removed, and that if it were up to sanctuary politicians like Governor Kathy Hochul these criminals would be back on the streets. Those are the secretary’s words. They are not a verdict. “Will be removed” is a statement of intent. It is not a completed deportation on this page.

The release then recites New York sanctuary cases already on this page, including Aureliano Antonio Melendez Reyes, Roman Ceron Amatitla, Bryan David Tasiguano Leon, Bairon Posada-Hernandez, and the Laken Riley case. This item is the two Romanian names. It is not the Oct. 12 New York detainer release already on this page. It is not Oscar Bergal. ICE and DHS did not post a YouTube video with this arrest. DHS posted a video on X.

Sources: DHS — ILLEGAL ALIEN BONNIE AND CLYDE: ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Couple After Multi-State Jewelry Theft Spree (Oct. 13, 2026) · Secretary Mullin on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 1:19 p.m. Pacific) · DHS on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 1:22 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/13: ICE SAYS IT REMOVED EIGHT OVER THE WEEKEND, INCLUDING A SEXUAL-EXPLOITATION-OF-A-MINOR CONVICTION AND A 400-GRAM FENTANYL CONVICTION. SEVEN NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. IRVIN ROBLERO-ORTIZ IS. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED TUESDAY AT 1:37 P.M. PACIFIC. THE PARENT POST SAYS REMOVED OVER THE WEEKEND. IT DOES NOT GIVE THE DAY EACH PERSON LEFT THE COUNTRY. NO AGES. NO CITIES. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. STILL PHOTOS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE LEAD SAYS GANG MEMBERS AND PEDOPHILES. NONE OF THE EIGHT CARDS SAY GANG. ONE CARD STATES A SEXUAL-EXPLOITATION-OF-A-MINOR CONVICTION. ICE said that over the weekend it removed gang members, pedophiles, and other public safety threats. Those categories are ICE’s words in the parent post. They are not a charge written on each name below. “Illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The name cards state convictions. This page does not have the judgments. ICE did not name the courts, the sentences, or the dates of removal beyond “over the weekend.” This is not Tuesday’s twenty-name Columbus Day weekend arrest list already on this page. Those twenty were arrests. These eight are listed as removals.

THE EIGHT NAMED IN TUESDAY’S THREAD. CONVICTIONS, AS ICE STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS.

• Victor Hugo Rosaldo-Lara, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for sexual exploitation of a minor, third degree. This is not Victor Hugo Casillo-Vallejo, already on this page.
• Miguel Obed Romero-Reyes, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for possession with intent to distribute over 400 grams of fentanyl. This is not Juan Jose Zavala Romero. This is not Samuel Romero-Landestoy. This is not Obed Pineda-Ordonez, already on this page.
• Dina Zulema Avelar, El Salvador. ICE said convictions for insurance fraud, conspiracy to commit insurance fraud, money laundering, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. This is not Antonio Dario Osorio-Avelar, already on this page.
• Rocio Basurto-Ayala, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for distribution of methamphetamine. The name is not already on this page.
• Irvin Roblero-Ortiz, Guatemala. ICE said convictions for abduction and strangulation. The name is already on this page from Thursday’s five-name arrest list, where DHS said the same convictions in Accomack, Virginia. Today’s post lists him as a weekend removal. It does not add a court, a sentence, or a removal date.
• Angel Norberto Bautista-Herrera, El Salvador. ICE said a conviction for distribution of a controlled substance. This is not Fernando Josue Herrera-Rivera. This is not Edgar Tranquilino Moran-Bautista. This is not Sneider Mejia Bautista, already on this page.
• Emmanuel Herrera Sanchez, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for distributing 500 grams or more of a mixture or substance containing a detectable amount of methamphetamine. This is not Josue Emmanuel Garcia-Ramirez, already on this page. This is not Fernando Josue Herrera-Rivera.
• Juan Contreras Bonilla, El Salvador. ICE said a conviction for malicious wounding. This is not Roberto Contreras-Gonzalez. This is not Ronald Alberto Aguilar-Contreras, already on this page.

ICE did not post a YouTube video with these removals. The thread uses still photos on X.

Source: ICE on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 1:37 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/13: PHILADELPHIA — DHS SAYS HSI ARRESTED PAULO JORGE SILVA, A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT FROM PORTUGAL. THE RELEASE SAYS HE IS CHARGED WITH VOTING BY AN ALIEN IN THE 2024 ELECTION. HE IS NOT AN ILLEGAL ALIEN. HE IS NOT EVELYN NOVELLES MILLER. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 13. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE WRITTEN RELEASE. DHS POSTED IT ON X AT 12:51 P.M. PACIFIC. THE ARREST DATE IN THE RELEASE IS OCT. 5. CHARGED, NOT CONVICTED. THE RELEASE SAYS LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. IT DOES NOT SAY HE ENTERED ILLEGALLY. NO AGE. NO DOCKET NUMBER. A STILL PHOTO ON THE DHS PAGE. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said ICE Homeland Security Investigations Philadelphia arrested Paulo Jorge Silva, a lawful permanent resident from Portugal, in Philadelphia on Oct. 5. The release says he is charged with voting by an alien after voting records show he is an active registered voter in Philadelphia and voted in the Nov. 5, 2024 election. DHS said he was transferred to the U.S. Marshals Service. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania is prosecuting. A charge is an allegation. The court has not ruled.

DHS says Silva was lawfully admitted to the United States through New York in April 1978. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said this alien from Portugal has been charged with illegally voting in the 2024 election in Pennsylvania, that when even one non-citizen votes it steals the vote of an American citizen, and that if they catch an alien illegally voting they will hunt you down and arrest you. Those are the secretary’s words. They are not a verdict.

This is not Evelyn Novelles Miller, the Filipino lawful permanent resident already on this page who pleaded guilty in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to illegally voting in 2024. This is not Daniel Noe Lopez Silva, already on this page from ICE. This is not the Oct. 5 Justice Department list of six lawful permanent residents already on this page. This is not the Minnesota ten already on this page. ICE and DHS did not post a YouTube video with this arrest.

Sources: DHS — HSI Arrests Alien Charged with Illegally Voting in Pennsylvania (Oct. 13, 2026) · DHS on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 12:51 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/13: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES TWENTY IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED OVER COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND, INCLUDING MURDER, CHILD-SEX, AND HEROIN-DISTRIBUTION CONVICTIONS. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 13. NO CLOCK TIME ON THE RELEASE. THE TITLE SAYS COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND. THE BODY SAYS YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS. ON AN OCT. 13 RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCT. 12. COLUMBUS DAY 2026 FALLS ON OCT. 12. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST TIMES. NO DOCKETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. NONE OF THE TWENTY NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said that over Columbus Day weekend ICE arrested more public safety threats convicted of murder, aggravated indecent liberties with a child, second-degree rape, distribution of heroin, and driving under the influence. Those are the convictions DHS listed. They are not new criminal charges filed Tuesday. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, rapists, drug traffickers, and drunk drivers while Americans enjoyed the weekend, and that ICE will not stop hunting down, arresting, and removing these criminals from America’s streets. Those categories are the secretary’s words. They are not an extra charge written on each name below. “Criminal illegal alien” is DHS’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. This is not Friday’s five-name list already on this page. This is not Monday’s New York detainer release already on this page.

THE TWENTY NAMED IN TUESDAY’S RELEASE. CONVICTIONS, AS DHS STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS.

• Jose Rodriguez-Eraso, Colombia. DHS said a conviction for murder in the course of a drug conspiracy in the Southern District of New York. This is not Jose Rodriguez-Gomez, already on this page. This is not Juan Jose Rodriguez-Maldonado. This is not Juan Rodriguez.
• Ramon Acosta-Diaz, Cuba. DHS said a conviction for homicide – willful kill in South Bay, Florida. The release writes the offense that way. The name is not already on this page.
• Jorge Serrano-Fernandez, Ecuador. DHS said a conviction for aggravated vehicle homicide in Queens, New York. This is not Jesus Garcia-Serrano. This is not William Serrano Domenech.
• Gerado Balcazar-Portillo, Guatemala. DHS spelled the first name Gerado. DHS said convictions for vehicular homicide and leaving an accident in Maricopa County, Arizona. The name is not already on this page.
• Alberto Estrada, Mexico. DHS said convictions for aggravated indecent liberties with a child and rape in Ellsworth, Kansas. The name is not already on this page.
• Henri Antonio Chay-Castro, Guatemala. DHS said a conviction for child molestation sexual assault in Providence, Rhode Island. The release writes it as one phrase. The name is not already on this page.
• Victor Manuel Moralez Diaz, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for attempted sexual intercourse with a minor in Long Beach, California. This is not Victor Manuel Cervantes-Santillanes, already on this page.
• Jesus Villanueva-Carvajal, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for lewd act upon a child in Alameda, California. This is not Luis Ernesto Villanueva, already on this page.
• Wilson Estuardo Suarez-Lesano, Ecuador. DHS said convictions for sexual assault – carnal abuse and attempt to commit – exploitation of a minor in New Haven, Connecticut. The release writes the second offense that way. The name is not already on this page.
• Carlos Sari-Arevalo, Ecuador. DHS said a conviction for first-degree sexual abuse: contact by forcible compulsion in Westchester County, New York. The name is not already on this page.
• Abraham Garcia-Aguilar, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for third-degree sex offense involving a minor in Anne Arundel, Maryland. This is not Abraham Leon-Aguirre, already on this page.
• Jonathan Augustin-Miranda, Guatemala. DHS said a conviction for course of sexual conduct in White Plains, New York. The name is not already on this page.
• Eliceo Santizo-Velasquez, Guatemala. DHS said two counts of second-degree rape in Sampson County, North Carolina. The name is not already on this page.
• Christian Eduardo Lopez-Nava, Mexico. DHS said convictions for domestic violence, distribution of heroin, and alien in possession of a firearm in Bonny Lake, Washington. DHS spelled the city Bonny Lake. The name is not already on this page.
• Roberto Francisco Arcos-Aguilar, Mexico. DHS said convictions for assault causing bodily injury, obstructing police, and driving under the influence in Gallatin County, Montana. The name is not already on this page.
• Oscar Suales-Carrillo, Mexico. DHS said convictions for stalking and drug paraphernalia in Blaine County, Idaho. The name is not already on this page.
• Jose Posada-Ramirez, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for conspiracy to violate RICO in Austin, Texas. This is not Bairon Posada-Hernandez, already on this page. This is not Luis Posada Carriles.
• Londy De Jesus Nuesi-Molina, Dominican Republic. DHS said convictions for robbery, prescription drug distribution, and alien in possession of a firearm in Paterson, New Jersey. The name is not already on this page.
• Daris Rafael Melo-Vittini, Dominican Republic. DHS said a conviction for possession with intent to distribute controlled substances in Boscawen, New Hampshire. The name is not already on this page.
• Moises Gamboa-Javalera, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for possession with intent to distribute 100 kilograms of marijuana in Washington, D.C. The name is not already on this page.

DHS pointed readers to wow.dhs.gov for more names. The release uses still images. ICE and DHS did not post a YouTube video with this list.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst, twenty arrests DHS says were over Columbus Day weekend (Oct. 13, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/13: OAKLAND — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED ANGIE LOANI HERNANDEZ-CASTANEDA, 20, OF GUATEMALA. THE POST SAYS A DANGEROUS-DRUGS CONVICTION AND TIME SERVED. SHE IS NOT JOEL HERNANDEZ RAMIREZ. NO COURT. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED TUESDAY AT 10:13 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE San Francisco arrested criminal alien Angie Loani Hernandez-Castaneda, 20, of Guatemala, in Oakland. It says Hernandez was convicted of a dangerous-drugs offense and received a sentence of time served. It says she is in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings.

The post says “convicted.” It does not name the court, the drug, the year, or the docket. Time served is the sentence the post states. It is not a new criminal sentence from ICE. The post does not give the day of the ICE arrest. “Criminal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Joel Hernandez Ramirez, 48, of Mexico, already on this page from ICE San Francisco in Modesto. This is not Miguel Parra-Hernandez, already on this page from Harris County. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 10:13 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — DHS SAYS THE COAST GUARD, THE NAVY, CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS, AND BORDER PATROL ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO STOP ILLEGAL ALIENS BY LAND, AIR, AND SEA. NO NAMES. NO ARREST COUNT. VIDEO ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED TUESDAY AT 10:19 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO COURTS. A VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The Department of Homeland Security posted, “ONE TEAM, ONE MISSION.” It tagged the U.S. Coast Guard, the U.S. Navy, CBP Air and Marine Operations, and Border Patrol. It said they are all working together to protect America from illegal aliens by land, air, and sea in Southern California.

The post does not name an operation. It does not give an arrest count. It does not name a sector, a date, or a specific intercept. “Illegal aliens” is DHS’s label. The video has no caption with names, courts, or dates. This is not the Imperial Beach swim-back of 13 already on this page. This is not the Carlsbad panga stop. This is not the Santa Barbara Island Coast Guard interdiction of 24 already on this page. DHS does not tie those cases.

Source: DHS on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 10:19 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: KEY BISCAYNE — CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS SAYS A CUBAN NATIONAL WAS FOUND ALONE ON A SMALL RAFT 16 MILES EAST OF KEY BISCAYNE ON OCT. 12. NO NAME. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CBP AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS POSTED TUESDAY AT 5:16 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAME. NO AGE. NO COURT. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP AMO said a Cuban national is fortunate to be alive after being found alone on a small raft approximately 16 miles east of Key Biscayne, Florida, on October 12. It said a good Samaritan reported the sighting over VHF Channel 16. It said Miami and Fort Lauderdale marine units and the U.S. Coast Guard responded, located the individual, and provided emergency assistance. It said he was evaluated by EMS, medically cleared by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, and transferred to the USCG Cutter Melvin Bell for further processing.

The post calls it illegal maritime migration. It does not give his name. It does not give his age. It does not say arrested. It does not say he will be deported. “Further processing” is CBP AMO’s phrase. The photo has no caption with a name, a court, or a charge. This is not the Sept. 15 Angelfish Creek interdiction already on this page, where CBP AMO and the Coast Guard said they took 23 people off a 27-foot cuddy cabin. This is not the Imperial Beach swim-back of 13. The post does not tie those cases.

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 5:16 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: FALFURRIAS CHECKPOINT — THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AN ELDERLY COUPLE TRIED TO SMUGGLE NEARLY 350 POUNDS OF COCAINE WORTH MORE THAN $11 MILLION. NO NAMES. NO IMMIGRATION STATUS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

RIO GRANDE VALLEY SECTOR CHIEF JARED C. ASHBY POSTED TUESDAY AT 9:01 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO COURTS. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Chief Ashby said an elderly couple attempted to smuggle nearly 350 pounds of cocaine, valued over $11 million, through the Falfurrias Checkpoint. He said that regardless of age, anyone who attempts to smuggle narcotics will be held accountable.

The post does not name the couple. It does not give their ages. It does not give their nationalities. It does not say they are illegal aliens. It does not say convicted. It does not give the day of the stop. The photo has no caption with names, courts, or dates. This is not the San Diego County Jeep-tank meth seizure already on this page, where the Border Patrol chief said the driver is a U.S. citizen. This is not the Aguadilla 562-pound cocaine seizure already on this page. The chief does not tie those cases.

Source: Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 9:01 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: HILLSBORO, N.H. — ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED SANTO RODOLFO GARCIA MENDEZ OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. THE POST SAYS A HEROIN CONSPIRACY CONVICTION. HE IS NOT FURVIO FLETE GARCIA. NO AGE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE BOSTON POSTED TUESDAY AT 4:49 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE Boston arrested Santo Rodolfo Garcia Mendez, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, during ops in Hillsboro, N.H. It says his criminal history includes a conviction for conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (heroin).

The post says “conviction.” It does not name the court, the year, the sentence, or the docket. It does not give his age. It does not give the day of the ICE arrest. “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Furvio Flete Garcia, of the Dominican Republic, already on this page from ICE Boston’s Danbury arrest on Sept. 25. This is not Maximo Garcia-Lopez, already on this page from ICE Boston. This is not Luis Alberto Suchite Garcia, already on this page from ICE Boston in Waltham. This is not Santos Porfillo Peres Rodrigues, already on this page from ICE Boston. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE Boston on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 4:49 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: ICE HARLINGEN SAYS IT ARRESTED ALI OMAR FLORES-SANDINO OF NICARAGUA. THE POST SAYS A RECENT ASSAULT ARREST. IT DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. IT SAYS AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED ON OCT. 2. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE HARLINGEN POSTED TUESDAY AT 6:30 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE Harlingen arrested Ali Omar Flores-Sandino, an illegal alien from Nicaragua, recently arrested for assault causing bodily injury. It says he received due process and that on Oct. 2 an immigration judge ordered him removed from the United States. It says ICE will deport him to his home country as soon as possible.

The post says “recently arrested” for assault causing bodily injury. It does not say convicted. An arrest is not a conviction. The Oct. 2 line is an immigration-court removal order. It is not a criminal sentence. The post does not give his age. It does not name the city of the ICE arrest. It does not give the day of the ICE arrest. It does not name the immigration judge or the docket. “Illegal alien” is ICE’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This is not Zenaido Flores-Conteras, of Mexico, already on this page from ICE Houston. This is not Javier Roman Flores, Jose Martinez Flores, or Isaac Martinez-Flores, already on this page. This is not Edy Jose Rivas-Rizo, of Nicaragua, already on this page. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE Harlingen on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 6:30 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: LAREDO — THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS MULTI-AGENCY OPERATIONS DISMANTLED TWO HUMAN SMUGGLING STASH HOUSES. TWO SMUGGLERS ARRESTED. ELEVEN ILLEGAL ALIENS APPREHENDED. NO NAMES. NO DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF POSTED TUESDAY AT 5:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO COURTS. TWO STILL PHOTOS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said recently, in Laredo, Texas, multi-agency operations dismantled two human smuggling stash houses. He said two human smugglers were arrested and 11 illegal aliens were apprehended.

The post says “Recently.” It does not give the day of the raids. It does not name the smugglers or the 11. It does not say convicted. It does not name the partner agencies. It does not say the 11 will be deported. The photos have no captions with names, courts, or dates. This is not the Aug. 14 El Paso stash house already on this page, where ICE said 17 were arrested. This is not the earlier Laredo stash-house posts already on this page. The chief does not tie those cases.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 13, 2026, 5:00 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/13: NEW YORK — ICE POSTS THE WRITTEN RELEASE ON THE MARBLE HILL ARREST. THE TITLE IS “DHS, ICE COMMENT ON DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES OF SANCTUARY POLICIES.” IT SPELLS THE NAME OSCAR BERGAL. IT ADDS TWO NEW YORK PROTECTION ORDERS DATED JAN. 29, 2026. THE OFFICIAL DHS BRIEFING VIDEO WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE

THE ICE.GOV PAGE IS DATED OCTOBER 13, 2026. THIS URL WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE OCT. 9 DHS.GOV RELEASE AND THE AP LIVE OF THE SAME BRIEFING ARE ALREADY BELOW. ICE DID NOT POST A NEW VIDEO WITH THIS PAGE. NO CLOCK TIME. THE PAGE SAYS UPDATED 10/13/2026. ICE said Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Executive Associate Director Marcos Charles commented on sanctuary policies after the Oct. 8 arrest and shooting of a criminal alien offender in New York City. Those comments are from the Oct. 9 briefing already on this page. The written ICE.gov page is new.

ICE said that on Oct. 8, officers arrested Oscar Bergal, a criminal illegal alien and documented associate of the Trinitario street gang, in the Bronx. The court caption already on this page uses Bergal. NYPD and earlier DHS posts used Belgal. The Oct. 9 DHS release used Bengal. This ICE page uses Bergal in the photo caption and in most of the text. It also uses Bengal twice, including in the first protection-order sentence. “Documented associate” is ICE’s label. It is not a gang conviction on this page.

THE PROTECTION ORDERS ARE NOT IN THE OCT. 9 DHS RELEASE AND WERE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said Bergal’s criminal history includes a conviction for grand larceny as well as charges for multiple counts of robbery, assault, larceny, weapons possession, possession of stolen property, and dangerous drugs. Charges are not convictions. ICE then wrote that twice in January 2026 “Bengal” had protection orders lodged against him, and that both remain active. Later on the same page ICE wrote that the state of New York issued two protection orders against Bergal on Jan. 29, 2026, and that both remain active. This page does not have those orders.

THE PLEA LINE MATCHES THE OCT. 9 DHS RELEASE. THIS ICE PAGE DOES NOT GIVE THE APRIL 2025 DATE. ICE said NYPD arrested Bergal on Dec. 7, 2023, for Robbery-1st: Forcible Theft Armed with A Deadly Weapon. It said he pled guilty to the lesser charge of Grand Larceny 4th: Property Taken From Person and was sentenced to five years’ probation. The Oct. 9 DHS release already had fourth-degree grand larceny, property taken from person, and five years of probation in April 2025.

THE DRIVING ACCOUNT IS THE SAME BRIEFING. THIS ICE PAGE DOES NOT MENTION A CHILD IN THE VEHICLE. THE ITEMS BELOW DO. ICE said ERO New York City officers identified Bergal driving, used their vehicles to conduct a vehicle stop, and approached on foot. It said Bergal rammed the ICE vehicles and appeared that he intended to strike officers on foot. Charles is quoted saying Bergal refused lawful orders to exit his “vehice,” then accelerated, smashing into two ICE vehicles, then weaponized his vehicle toward other officers. ICE said one officer discharged a firearm in self-defense, striking Bergal in the neck with a superficial injury. Officers rendered first aid. EMS took him to a hospital. ICE arrested him on release from the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ICE said he remains in ICE custody. The Oct. 9 items below already carry the ramming, the neck wound, and the hospital. ICE said he illegally entered the United States on an unknown date, at an unknown location, without inspection, admission, or parole.

THE DETAINER FIGURES ON THIS ICE PAGE ARE THE OLDER SPOKEN TOTALS. THE 8,000% VEHICULAR-ASSAULT FIGURE WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. Mullin is quoted saying that from January 2025 to September of this year ICE lodged 14,766 immigration detainers in New York for people locked up with criminal backgrounds, that those detainers represent 47,750 felony charges, and that New York’s answer was “silence — absolute silence.” The Oct. 9 DHS release already used 14,916 detainers not honored and 47,750. Monday’s DHS release already on this page uses 16,070 not honored and 52,503 through Oct. 8. This ICE page does not explain the gaps. ICE also wrote that officers and agents are facing a 1,600% increase in physical assaults and an 8,000% increase in vehicular assaults. The 1,600% figure is already on this page. ICE gives no dates and no methodology for the 8,000% vehicular figure. The page also repeats the Oct. 2 Bronx stabbing of off-duty NYPD Detective Jose Mercedes, already on this page.

Sources: ICE — DHS, ICE comment on dangerous consequences of sanctuary policies (Oct. 13, 2026) | DHS official YouTube — Oct. 9 briefing

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NEWSWEEK SAYS ICE HAS DETAINED AT LEAST 65 PASTORS, PRIESTS, RABBIS AND IMAMS SINCE JANUARY 2025, OCTOBER 11, 2026. NEWSWEEK.

CHICAGO CLERGY SET TO VISIT POPE LEO TO ADVOCATE FOR IMMIGRANT DETAINEES, OCTOBER 12, 2026. CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

BREAKING 10/12: INDIANAPOLIS — THE SHERIFF SAYS A JAIL SUPERVISOR LISTED FRANCK ANDERSON BAZIL AS A U.S. CITIZEN. ICE SAYS THE HAITIAN NATIONAL ENTERED ILLEGALLY ON JAN. 7, 2024, AND WAS LATER RELEASED. HE IS CHARGED WITH LEAVING THE SCENE. HE IS NOT CONVICTED. HE IS NOT EDWIN ALEXANDER SOSA-GONZALEZ. WTHR’S 5 P.M. NEWSCAST LEADS WITH THE JAIL LISTING

WTHR REPORTER ASHTON HACKMAN POSTED THE SHERIFF’S STATEMENT MONDAY AT 8:25 A.M. PACIFIC. THAT STATEMENT WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. THE ICE DETAINER STATEMENT IS FROM OCT. 9. IT WAS NOT ON THIS PAGE. NO ICE.GOV RELEASE. NO ICE POST ON X. WTHR’S 5 P.M. NEWSCAST IS THE VIDEO. IT IS A STATION NEWSCAST. IT IS NOT AN ICE VIDEO. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office said a supervisor changed the jail record for Franck Bazil to United States citizenship and a United States birthplace. The sheriff said the supervisor later acknowledged the mistake. Bazil remains in the Marion County Jail on an ICE hold.

WISH-TV reported that Bazil, 31, pleaded not guilty Thursday, Oct. 8, to one count of failure to remain at the scene of a crash resulting in death and one count of failure to remain at the scene of a crash resulting in moderate or serious bodily injury. Hackman reported the counts as a Level 4 felony and a Level 6 felony. WISH-TV reported a $50,000 bond. A plea of not guilty is not a conviction. This page does not have the charging document or the plea transcript. WISH-TV said the crash was Sunday afternoon, Oct. 4, in the 6700 block of Eagle Pointe Drive North, and that his SUV struck two children. WISH-TV said 9-year-old Roland McLain III, known as RJ, later died, and that a 6-year-old brother was injured and has since been released. Hackman’s post names the dead child Roland Jerome McLain III and says the 6-year-old was hospitalized with critical injuries. WISH-TV said Lawrence police arrested Bazil at a car wash about two hours after the crash. His attorney told the court he is not a U.S. citizen. That is the station’s report of the hearing. FOX59 reported a pretrial conference on Dec. 2 and a jury trial on Dec. 14. This page does not have the court calendar.

On Oct. 9, FOX59 reporter Angela Ganote posted a statement she said came from an ICE spokesperson: “On October 4, ICE lodged a detainer for Franck Anderson Bazil, a criminal illegal alien from Haiti, with the Marion County Jail. Earlier that day, local law enforcement arrested Bazil on charges of leaving the scene of an accident-causing death or catastrophic injury and leaving the scene of an accident causing moderate or serious bodily injury. Bazil illegally entered the United States on January 7, 2024. He was later released into our country under the Biden administration.” The spokesperson also said, “The safest way to arrest and remove criminal illegal aliens from our streets is by lodging arrest detainers. 7 of the top 10 safest cities in the United States cooperate with ICE. Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, our message is clear: criminal illegal aliens are not welcome in our country.” “Criminal illegal alien” is ICE’s label. The statement says charged. It does not say convicted. The Oct. 9 statement says “later released.” It does not give the release date. WTHR’s 5 p.m. newscast says ICE officials said he entered illegally in January 2024 and was released the following month. “The following month” is the newscast’s wording. The spoken newscast says “Frank Basel” and “RJ McClain.” The written name in the ICE statement Ganote posted is Franck Anderson Bazil. The written name of the dead child in Hackman’s post is Roland Jerome McLain III.

The sheriff’s Oct. 12 statement, as Hackman posted it, says jail staff found a valid Indiana driver’s license and a valid Social Security card. The sheriff said: “Believing the information had been entered incorrectly, the supervisor changed the citizenship and country-of-birth fields to ‘United States’ in an attempt to correct what he believed was an error.” The sheriff said that, according to its review, Customs and Border Protection arrested Bazil in January 2024 for “Alien Inadmissibility,” and that the Social Security Administration issued him a Social Security card on February 29, 2024. Those two claims are the sheriff’s. This page does not have a CBP release or a Social Security record. The sheriff said: “MCSO cannot independently confirm Bazil’s immigration status or explain the circumstances surrounding the issuance of his Indiana Driver’s license or Social Security card.” The sheriff said the active ICE hold means Bazil has not been released. February 29, 2024, was a real calendar day. 2024 was a leap year.

This is not Edwin Alexander Sosa-Gonzalez, the Honduran national already on this page. DHS said ICE lodged a detainer for Sosa-Gonzalez at the Marion County Jail on Sept. 27 after a Sept. 26 crash that killed Tamara Renee Thomas. This is not Sukhdev Singh, the Indianapolis name in Monday’s DHS victims release. The sheriff’s statement does not tie those names.

Sources: Ashton Hackman, WTHR, on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 8:25 a.m. Pacific) | Angela Ganote, FOX59, on X — ICE statement (Oct. 9, 2026) | WISH-TV — not guilty plea, $50,000 bond (Oct. 8, 2026) | FOX59 — court dates (updated Oct. 9, 2026) | WTHR 5 p.m. newscast (Oct. 12, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/12: WASHINGTON — DHS POSTS THE WRITTEN RELEASE ON THE 16,070 NEW YORK DETAINERS. THE TOTALS MATCH THE MORNING POST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE RELEASE NAMES SIX CASES THAT ARE NOT IN THE VICTIMS ITEM. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 12, 2026. THE TITLE IS “DHS RELEASES NEW DATA REVEALING THAT NEW YORK HAS REFUSED TO HONOR MORE THAN 16,000 ICE DETAINERS.” THIS PAGE ALREADY HAD THE 16,070 AND THE 52,503 FROM THE 6:29 A.M. PACIFIC DHS POST AND THE NEW YORK POST. THIS PAGE DID NOT HAVE THIS URL. THE RELEASE PAGE GIVES NO CLOCK TIME. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said that from January 20, 2025, to October 8, 2026, New York did not honor 16,070 ICE detainers. DHS said there are 52,503 total criminal charges and convictions associated with those detainers. The release lists the same category counts the New York Post printed this morning: 131 homicides, 132 kidnappings, 1,017 sexual offenses, 1,561 DUIs, 1,631 burglaries, 1,776 robberies, 2,198 weapons offenses, 4,324 dangerous drugs, and 9,502 assaults. Added as printed, those nine lines total 22,272. The release does not say those categories are the whole 52,503. This page does not have the spreadsheet.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in the release: “While sanctuary politicians continue to release dangerous criminals onto their streets, our brave law enforcement officers will continue to risk their lives to arrest these heinous criminals and make America safe again. Illegal aliens have no sanctuary in America.” He also said, “We enforce these laws with no help from Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul.” The morning X post already carried that second sentence. The release says the figures follow last week’s New York City shooting, in which DHS says an illegal alien weaponized his vehicle against ICE officers. That shooting is already on this page. The release again names the two Dominican nationals in the off-duty NYPD detective stabbing. Those names are already on this page.

The release repeats four cases already in Monday’s victims item: Laken Riley and Jose Antonio Ibarra; Richard Williams and Bairon Posada-Hernandez; Aureliano Antonio Melendez Reyes in Huntington; and Sukhdev Singh in Indianapolis. It does not add ages, dockets, or judgments for those four.

SIX NAMES IN THIS RELEASE ARE NOT IN THE VICTIMS ITEM AND WERE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS does not give ages. This page does not have the charging documents or the judgments.

• Roman Ceron Amatitla, Mexico. DHS said that in April the New York City Department of Corrections refused to honor an ICE detainer. DHS said he was charged with murder and arson in Queens County. The release says charged. It does not say convicted.
• Bryan David Tasiguano Leon, Ecuador. DHS called him a Latin Kings gang member. DHS said that in March ICE arrested him after New York released him, and that he had been charged with assault. The gang label is the release’s. Charged is not convicted.
• Rafael Andres Rubio Bohorquez, Venezuela. DHS said that in January ICE arrested him, that he was working as a New York City Council employee, and that his history includes an arrest for assault. An arrest is not a conviction.
• Gerardo Miguel-Mora, Mexico. DHS said that in January ICE arrested him after New York released him. DHS said his history includes arrests for strangulation, rape, sexual assault, burglary, grand larceny, and drug possession. The release says arrests. It does not say convicted.
• Felix Jeronimo-Rojas, Mexico. DHS said that in April 2025 ICE lodged a detainer after he was arrested for raping and robbing a corpse on a New York City subway. DHS said he was sentenced in June 2026 to five years in prison. The sentence is the release’s statement. This page does not have the judgment.
• Anmol Anmol, India. DHS said that in October 2025 ICE arrested him in Oklahoma, and that New York had issued him a commercial driver’s license listing him as “No Name Given Anmol.” The release does not state a criminal charge for him.

DHS said Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed an executive order that the department describes as turning New York City into a shield for violent criminal illegal aliens. That description is DHS’s. DHS said then-Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons sent a letter in December 2025 to New York Attorney General Letitia James, and to the attorneys general of California and Illinois, about detainers that were not honored. DHS said that in response Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law in May 2026 barring local police from partnering with ICE, and that the law took effect August 25, 2026. Those dates and that “in response” claim are the release’s. This page does not have the statute or the executive order.

Source: DHS — written release, New York refused more than 16,000 ICE detainers (Oct. 12, 2026)

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10/12: HSI MIAMI SAYS ALVARO PULIDO VARGAS IS IN CUSTODY. DOJ SAYS THE COLOMBIAN NATIONAL, 62, WILL APPEAR TUESDAY IN MIAMI. THE RELEASE SAYS TWO INDICTMENTS ALLEGE LAUNDERING OF MORE THAN $2 BILLION. HE IS NOT ANGEL DE JESUS PULIDO OR JOSE CERVANTES-PULIDO. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

HSI MIAMI POSTED MONDAY AT 9:39 A.M. PACIFIC. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE IS DATED SUNDAY. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO ARREST CITY. NO ARREST COUNTRY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. HSI Miami said that seven years after his indictment, Alvaro Pulido Vargas is in custody facing federal charges for money laundering through corrupt schemes exploiting the Venezuelan people and the U.S. financial system. The post does not give his age. It does not say where agents took him.

The Justice Department said Sunday that Pulido Vargas, also known as German Enrique Rubio Salas, is 62 and of Colombia. It said he was indicted in 2019 and again in 2021. It said he will make his initial appearance on the afternoon of Tuesday, October 13, in the Southern District of Florida. U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones said Pulido Vargas is in that district to face the charges. The release calls him a Colombian national and says he is no longer a fugitive. It does not say he was arrested inside the United States. It does not give his immigration status.

The release says the two indictments involve the alleged laundering of more than $2 billion tied to Venezuelan government bribery schemes. It says an October 2021 indictment charges him and four co-defendants in an alleged bribery scheme involving approximately $1.6 billion in food and medicine contracts through the Comité Local de Abastecimiento y Producción. It says they allegedly received approximately $1.6 billion and transferred approximately $180 million through or to the United States. It says that case charges conspiracy to commit money laundering and four counts of money laundering, each with a maximum of 20 years. It says a July 2019 indictment charges him and Alex Nain Saab Moran with allegedly laundering approximately $350 million tied to a low-income housing contract and Venezuela’s government-controlled currency exchange. It says that case charges conspiracy and seven counts of money laundering. The release says an indictment is an allegation and that he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The release says that before these alleged offenses he had a history of drug trafficking, including a 1997 conviction in Italy under the alias German Enrique Rubio Salas. That conviction is the department’s statement. This page does not have the Italian judgment. HSI Acting Executive Associate Director John A. Condon said the arrest shows HSI and Homeland Security Task Force partners will pursue illicit financial networks. The release says DEA Miami, FBI Miami, and HSI Miami are investigating. It says the case is part of the Homeland Security Task Force initiative under Executive Order 14159.

This is not Angel De Jesus Pulido, of Mexico, already on this page for burglary and DUI convictions. This is not Jose Cervantes-Pulido, of Mexico, already on this page for a vehicular homicide conviction in Atlanta. The release does not tie those names.

Sources: HSI Miami on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 9:39 a.m. Pacific) · Justice Department — Alvaro Pulido Vargas (Oct. 11, 2026)

10/11: COACHELLA VALLEY — EL CENTRO SECTOR SAYS INDIO AGENTS ARRESTED A MEXICAN NATIONAL AND ARE SENDING HIM TO MEXICO. THE POST SAYS THE HISTORY INCLUDES ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM, FALSE IMPRISONMENT, AND CHILD ABUSE. IT DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. NO NAME. HE IS NOT THE SEPT. 30 INDIO FELON. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

EL CENTRO SECTOR POSTED SUNDAY AT 11:12 A.M. PACIFIC. THE POST DOES NOT GIVE A NAME. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. NO ARREST DATE. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says El Centro Sector is sending this illegal alien felon back to Mexico. It says Indio agents arrested the Mexican national in the Coachella Valley. It says his criminal history includes assault with a firearm, false imprisonment, and child abuse. It says the latest encounter ended in handcuffs and a one-way ticket back to his home country.

The post says “criminal history includes.” It does not say convicted. It does not say those three items are the whole history. It does not give the day of the arrest or the day of the flight. “Illegal Alien Felon” is the sector’s label. It is not a judgment on this page. The photo has no caption with a name, a court, or a date.

This is not the unnamed felon already on this page from the Sept. 30 Indio arrest. That earlier post said a work-visa overstay, more than 850 days sentenced to prison, and a freight-train theft ring. Sunday’s post does not use those facts. It does not tie the two men. This page does not have a name for either one.

Source: El Centro Sector Border Patrol on X (Oct. 11, 2026, 11:12 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/12: WASHINGTON — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED JOSE RICBERTO MACHADO-BATRES OF EL SALVADOR. THE POST SAYS THE HISTORY INCLUDES HUMAN SLAVERY OR TRAFFICKING. IT DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. HE IS NOT LUIS BATRES. NO AGE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE WASHINGTON POSTED MONDAY AT 10:45 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL GRAPHIC ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE Washington, D.C. arrested Jose Ricberto Machado-Batres, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, in Washington, D.C. It says his criminal history includes human slavery or trafficking. It says he will remain in ICE custody pending deportation proceedings.

The graphic lists “CRIMES:” and then “Human Slavery or Trafficking.” It lists “ARRESTED:” and then “WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.” It spells the name JOSE RICBERTO MACHADO-BATRES under “NAME:”. It does not say convicted. It does not name a court, a year, or a docket. “Criminal history includes” is the post’s line. It is not a judgment on this page.

This is not Luis Batres, of El Salvador, already on this page for drug and forgery counts in Bentonville, Arkansas. This is not Jaime Felipe Batres, of Guatemala. This is not Norberto Machada-Rodriguez, of Cuba, in the Syracuse release. This is not Balmore Vladimir Hernandez-Lopez, already on this page with arrests for human slavery/trafficking and a removal on Aug. 25. The post does not tie those names.

Source: ICE Washington on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 10:45 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/12: MODESTO — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED JULIO CESAR OJEDA, 44, OF MEXICO. THE POST SAYS ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. HE IS NOT JOEL HERNANDEZ RAMIREZ. THE POST SAYS HE LEFT ON VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED MONDAY AT 10:20 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE San Francisco arrested Julio Cesar Ojeda, 44, of Mexico, in Modesto. It says he has arrests for theft, domestic violence, assault w/ deadly weapon, criminal threats, DUI, and resisting law enforcement. It says he was granted voluntary departure and has left the United States.

The post says “arrests.” It does not say convicted. Voluntary departure is the office’s statement. It is not a criminal sentence. The post does not name the port or the day he left. The photo has no caption with a court, a date, or a charge.

This page already has Joel Hernandez Ramirez, 48, of Mexico, arrested in Modesto. That earlier post listed pending charges and also said he was granted voluntary departure. The new post does not tie the two names.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 10:20 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/12: ICE QUOTES VOICE DIRECTOR JOE ABRAHAM. THE POST SAYS “THE KATIES OF THIS COUNTRY.” IT NAMES NO NEW ARREST. IT NAMES NO DRIVER. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED MONDAY AT 9:59 A.M. PACIFIC. THE POST DOES NOT SPELL THE NAME KATIE ABRAHAM. NO AGE. NO DATE. NO CITY. NO DOCKET. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement quoted @angeldadjoe: “The Katies of this country should not become collateral damage in a political argument over whose humanity deserves the most attention.” ICE said that as director of ICE’s VOICE office, Joe Abraham stands with Angel Families. The post links his Oct. 11 RealClearPolitics column, “The Pen and the Gun: The Moral Inversion of Accountability.”

Fox News reported on Aug. 21, 2026, that Abraham’s daughter Katie was killed in Illinois in January 2025 by Guatemalan national Julio Cucul-Bol. Fox said he was driving drunk, later pleaded guilty to charges that included aggravated driving under the influence resulting in death and leaving the scene of a fatal crash, and was sentenced to 30 years. That account is Fox’s. It is not in Monday’s ICE post. This page did not have Katie Abraham before this item.

Sources: ICE on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 9:59 a.m. Pacific) · RealClearPolitics column ICE linked (Oct. 11, 2026) · Fox News — Katie Abraham and Julio Cucul-Bol (Aug. 21, 2026)

BREAKING 10/12: ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS IT ARRESTED MIGUEL ANGEL MORALES-ALVAREZ OF MEXICO. THE POST LISTS CONVICTIONS. NO AGE. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED MONDAY AT 7:28 A.M. PACIFIC. THE FULL NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE New Orleans arrested Miguel Angel Morales-Alvarez, an illegal alien from Mexico. It says his criminal history includes convictions for possession of a controlled substance, evading arrest, DWI three times, assault causing bodily injury family member, failure to provide ID with fugitive intent to give false information, and illegal re-entry three times. The post spells the surname “Morales- Alvarez,” with a space after the hyphen, and spells one count “llegal re-entry.”

Source: ICE New Orleans on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 7:28 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/12: DANBURY — ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED FURVIO FLETE GARCIA ON SEPT. 25. THE NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE NEW POST ADDS THE CITY, THE DATE, AND COUNTS. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE BOSTON POSTED MONDAY AT 4:30 A.M. PACIFIC. THIS PAGE ALREADY HAD FURVIO FLETE-GARCIA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, FOR FRAUD AND ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY IN BOSTON. NO COURTS IN THE NEW POST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The new post spells the name Furvio Flete Garcia, without the hyphen. It says he is a previously deported criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic and that ICE Boston arrested him Sept. 25 during targeted operations in Danbury, Connecticut.

The thread says his criminal history includes a 2002 conviction for false application for a passport, then an ellipsis. It says a 2016 conviction for illegal re-entry into the United States, misuse of a Social Security number, and aggravated identity theft. It says a 2017 conviction for conspiracy to defraud the United States government, then an ellipsis. The next post lists two counts of access device fraud, seventeen counts of conversion of government property, seventeen counts of aggravated identity theft, and the post’s words “and of eleven counts of money laundering.” The post does not name a court.

Source: ICE Boston on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 4:30 a.m. Pacific)

10/11: ICE SEATTLE SAYS IT ARRESTED SANJAY KAUSHIK, 59, OF INDIA. THE POST SAYS A FEDERAL CONSPIRACY CONVICTION AND A 30-MONTH SENTENCE. NO COURT. NO CITY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SEATTLE POSTED SUNDAY AT 2:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says Kaushik was convicted federally early this year for conspiracy to export products and sentenced to 30 months in prison. It says he will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. It does not name the court, the products, or the city of arrest.

Source: ICE Seattle on X (Oct. 11, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

10/11: ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS IT ARRESTED DENIS UVALDO CAAL-XOL OF GUATEMALA. THE POST SAYS A FELONY ASSAULT CONVICTION IN NASHVILLE. HE IS NOT MARIO HUMBERTO CAAL-CHOP. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED SUNDAY AT 9:19 A.M. PACIFIC. NO SENTENCE. NO ARREST DATE. NO DOCKET. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says Denis Uvaldo Caal-Xol is an illegal alien from Guatemala and that his criminal history includes a felony conviction for assault in Nashville, Tennessee. This page already has Mario Humberto Caal-Chop, a different Guatemalan national, as a removal. The post does not tie the two names.

Source: ICE New Orleans on X (Oct. 11, 2026, 9:19 a.m. Pacific)

10/11: BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS ARRESTED A MEXICAN NATIONAL. NO NAME. THE POST SAYS THE HISTORY INCLUDES ASSAULT ON A PEACE OFFICER, EVADING ARREST, AND DWI. IT DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CHIEF ROSARIO VASQUEZ POSTED SUNDAY AT 8:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NO SECTOR. NO CITY. NO INCIDENT DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says U.S. Border Patrol agents tracked down and apprehended a Mexican national with a criminal history including assault on a peace officer, evading arrest, and DWI. It says he is slated for deportation. It does not say those three items are convictions. It does not say they are the whole history.

Source: Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 11, 2026, 8:00 a.m. Pacific)

10/11: LAWRENCE — ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED ELVIN PEGUERO PENA ON SEPT. 10 AND REMOVED HIM ON OCT. 6. THE POST SAYS AN ARREST, NOT A CONVICTION. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE BOSTON POSTED SUNDAY AT 4:25 A.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE Boston arrested Elvin Peguero Pena, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, on Sept. 10 during targeted operations in Lawrence, Massachusetts. It says his criminal history includes an arrest for possession of drugs with intent to sell or distribute, and it names cocaine. It does not say he was convicted. The next post says Pena was removed from the United States on Oct. 6.

Source: ICE Boston on X (Oct. 11, 2026, 4:25 a.m. Pacific)

10/10: VACAVILLE — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED FRANKLIN ALEXANDER ALARENGA-MEJIA, 29, OF EL SALVADOR. THE POST LISTS CONVICTIONS AND THEN SAYS “ETC.” NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED SATURDAY AT 3:47 P.M. PACIFIC. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO COURTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says he has convictions for assault with great bodily injury, a controlled substance while in jail, and second-degree burglary, and then it says “etc.” It says he is in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. It does not list the rest of the convictions in the text.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X (Oct. 10, 2026, 3:47 p.m. Pacific)

10/10: ICE SEATTLE SAYS IT ARRESTED WILFREDO SANCHEZ, 49, OF HONDURAS. THE POST SAYS A 2019 DUI ARREST AND TWO YEARS OF PROBATION. IT DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED. HE IS NOT EYGNER WILFREDO HUEZO-MORAN. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE SEATTLE POSTED SATURDAY AT 2:00 P.M. PACIFIC. NO CITY. NO ARREST DATE FOR THE ICE ARREST. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says Washington State Patrol arrested Sanchez for DUI in 2019 and that he served two years of probation and other restrictions. It says he will remain in ICE custody pending return to Honduras. This page already has Eygner Wilfredo Huezo-Moran, of El Salvador. The post does not tie the two names.

Source: ICE Seattle on X (Oct. 10, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

10/10: ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS JOEL VELAZCO-CARRIZOSA WAS SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS. THE NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED SATURDAY AT 8:17 A.M. PACIFIC. THIS PAGE ALREADY HAD THE CONVICTION. THE NEW FACT IS THE SENTENCE. NO COURT IN THE POST. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says ICE New Orleans arrested Joel Velazco-Carrizosa, an illegal alien from Mexico, and that his criminal history includes a conviction for second-degree sexual assault of a child. It says he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. The earlier item on this page stated the conviction and did not state the 14 years.

Source: ICE New Orleans on X (Oct. 10, 2026, 8:17 a.m. Pacific)

10/10: SAN DIEGO COUNTY — BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS AND THE SHERIFF FOUND 62 POUNDS OF METH IN A JEEP FUEL TANK. THE DRIVER IS A U.S. CITIZEN. NO NAME. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CHIEF ROSARIO VASQUEZ POSTED SATURDAY AT 7:00 A.M. PACIFIC. THIS IS NOT THE MURRIETA 962-POUND LIQUID-METH SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO STOP DATE. NO CITY INSIDE THE COUNTY. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The post says U.S. Border Patrol agents and the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office found 62 pounds of unpackaged meth stuffed inside the fuel tank of a Jeep. It says the driver, a U.S. citizen, faces state drug charges. It does not say the driver is an illegal alien.

Source: Border Patrol Chief on X (Oct. 10, 2026, 7:00 a.m. Pacific)

10/10: ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED JUAN LEONARDO PARRA ALTAMIRANO AFTER A MASSACHUSETTS DOC RELEASE. THE NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE POST ADDS VEHICULAR HOMICIDE. NO ARREST DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE BOSTON POSTED SATURDAY AT 4:22 A.M. PACIFIC. THIS PAGE ALREADY HAS HIM AS DEPORTED SEPT. 24 FOR LEAVING THE SCENE OF PERSONAL INJURY AND DEATH. NO AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The new post says ICE Boston arrested Juan Leonardo Parra Altamirano, a criminal illegal alien from Ecuador, following his release from Massachusetts Department of Correction custody. It says his criminal history includes convictions for vehicular homicide-negligent manslaughter and leaving the scene of an injured person. It does not give the arrest date. It does not say he came back after the Sept. 24 removal.

Source: ICE Boston on X (Oct. 10, 2026, 4:22 a.m. Pacific)

BREAKING 10/12: NEW YORK — DHS SAYS THE STATE FAILED TO HONOR 16,070 ICE DETAINERS FROM JANUARY 20, 2025, THROUGH OCTOBER 8, 2026. DHS SAYS THOSE DETAINERS CARRY 52,503 CRIMINAL CHARGES AND CONVICTIONS. THE SEPTEMBER COUNT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IS LOWER. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

DHS POSTED MONDAY AT 6:29 A.M. PACIFIC. THE WINDOW IS JANUARY 20, 2025, THROUGH OCTOBER 8, 2026. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE DETAINER LIST. NO NAMES OF THE 16,070. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. Homeland Security said New York has failed to honor 16,070 ICE detainers in that window. DHS said there are 52,503 total criminal charges and convictions associated with the detainers that were not honored. DHS said, “We enforce these laws with no help from Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul.”

This page already has two earlier figures. On Oct. 9, Secretary Markwayne Mullin said on camera that DHS had “leveled 14,766 detainers” for New York. The same day’s DHS release said that from January 20, 2025, to September 14, 2026, 14,916 detainers were not honored, and it put a 47,750 figure in the statement. Monday’s post does not explain the gap between 14,916 and 16,070. It does not explain the gap between 47,750 and 52,503. It does not say every detainer in the state was refused. It says 16,070 were not honored.

The New York Post published the count at 3:30 a.m. Pacific, before the DHS post. The Post says DHS told it that municipalities across New York refused the requests 16,070 times. The Post says the associated charges or convictions include, according to DHS: 131 homicides, 132 kidnappings, 1,017 sexual offenses, 1,561 counts of driving under the influence, 1,631 burglaries, 1,776 robberies, 2,198 weapons infractions, 9,502 assaults, and 4,324 counts related to dangerous drugs. The Post uses “allegedly committed” for that list. The Post does not say those categories are the whole 52,503. Added as printed, they total 22,272. This page does not have the spreadsheet.

Mullin told the Post: “While sanctuary politicians continue to release dangerous criminals onto their streets, our brave law enforcement officers will continue to risk their lives to arrest these heinous criminals and make America safe again. Illegal aliens have no sanctuary in America.”

Hochul spokeswoman Alexia Nizhny told the Post: “Governor Hochul has been clear: New York State is not and never will be a sanctuary for violent criminals.” She said that by law the state always notifies federal immigration enforcement of any non-citizen serving a state prison sentence, and that “any assertion otherwise is a blatant mischaracterization.” The governor’s office told the Post an estimated 2,000 people held in New York state facilities have been turned over to federal immigration enforcement under the Trump administration. That figure is the governor’s office. It is not a count of municipal detainers honored. It is not the DHS number.

Sources: DHS on X — 16,070 detainers not honored (Oct. 12, 2026, 6:29 a.m. Pacific) · New York Post — category counts DHS gave the paper (Oct. 12, 2026, 3:30 a.m. Pacific) · Secretary Mullin on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 6:24 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/12: DHS NAMES VICTIMS IT TIES TO NEW YORK SANCTUARY POLICY. FIVE OF THE CASES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE NYPD DETECTIVE STABBING IS. NO AGES ON EVERY NAME. NO DOCKETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

THE RELEASE IS DATED OCTOBER 12, 2026. THE TITLE IS “DHS HIGHLIGHTS VICTIMS OF ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIME IN SANCTUARY NEW YORK.” THE CASES ARE NOT ALL NEW. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS. Secretary Mullin said Governor Hochul’s sanctuary policies “have been a disaster for New York and the rest of the country,” and that illegal aliens “have been allowed to roam the streets freely, and have even been released from custody despite ICE detainers.” DHS said innocent Americans have been murdered, shot, stabbed, and raped. Those are the secretary’s words for the group of cases. They are not a charge written on each name below.

• Laken Riley, 22, a nursing student at Augusta University in Georgia. DHS said Jose Antonio Ibarra, an illegal alien from Venezuela, sexually assaulted and murdered her in February 2024 while she was jogging. DHS called Ibarra a Tren de Aragua gang member. That label is the release’s. DHS said the NYPD arrested him in August 2023 for recklessly driving a motorcycle with a 2-year-old child who was not wearing a helmet, that he was released, and that he murdered Riley six months later. This name is not already on this page. This page does not have the judgment.
• Richard Williams, 83, a U.S. Air Force veteran. DHS said that on March 8, 2026, Bairon Posada-Hernandez, an illegal alien from Honduras, shoved Williams and another bystander onto New York City subway tracks. DHS said Posada-Hernandez had been deported four times. DHS said Williams died of his injuries nine days later, and that ICE lodged a detainer after the arrest. This is not Luis Posada Carriles, already on this page. This page does not have the judgment.
• Off-duty NYPD detective, October 2. DHS again names Dangelo Rafael Jean Caraballo and Sneider Mejia Bautista, both illegal aliens from the Dominican Republic, in the attempted-robbery stabbing in the Bronx. DHS said both had been arrested by the NYPD and released before ICE could lodge detainers. Both names are already on this page from the Oct. 6 DHS item.
• Off-duty CBP officer, July 19, 2025. DHS said Cristian Aybar Berroa and Miguel Francisco Mora Nunez, illegal aliens from the Dominican Republic, shot the officer. DHS said both had been repeatedly arrested by the NYPD and released before the shooting. These names are not already on this page. This page does not have the judgments.
• Huntington, New York, June 6, 2026. DHS said a 16-year-old girl walking home was sexually assaulted by Aureliano Antonio Melendez Reyes, an illegal alien from El Salvador. DHS said she broke free, called 911 while he was still pursuing her, and police took him into custody. DHS said ICE lodged a detainer. This name is not already on this page. This page does not have the charge document.
• Indianapolis, March 6, 2026. DHS said a pedestrian was struck by a semi-truck and hospitalized in critical condition. DHS said ICE arrested the driver, Sukhdev Singh, an illegal alien from India, and that New York under Hochul had issued him a commercial driver’s license. This name is not already on this page. The release does not say he was arrested in New York. It says Indianapolis. This page does not have the judgment.

The release does not attach a YouTube video. It does not say any of the six cases happened on October 12.

Source: DHS — victims of illegal alien crime in sanctuary New York (Oct. 12, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/12: HARRIS COUNTY — ICE SAYS MIGUEL PARRA-HERNANDEZ RAN IN FRONT OF AN ICE VEHICLE AND WAS STRUCK ON SATURDAY. THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS AN AGENT WAS TRYING TO BOX HIM IN. HE IS NOT SALVADOR PARRA LOPEZ OR LEONARDO PARRA ALTAMIRANO

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, ON CLAY ROAD NEAR HIGHWAY 6 IN NORTHWEST HARRIS COUNTY. AGE 48 COMES FROM THE FAMILY, VIA KPRC. ICE DID NOT GIVE THE AGE IN THE STATEMENT CNN QUOTED. THE SATURDAY SHERIFF ACCOUNT SAID A BROKEN LEG. THE FAMILY AND A LAWYER LATER SAID BOTH LEGS. NO AGENT’S NAME. NO BODY-CAMERA RELEASE ON THIS PAGE. An ICE spokesperson told CNN that Miguel Parra-Hernandez “ran in front of an ICE vehicle” after he and Jose Mendoza-Cervantes got out of a vehicle and fled on foot while agents tried to make a vehicle stop. ICE said Mendoza-Cervantes was the target. ICE said Parra-Hernandez is an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said it immediately contacted EMS and gave aid, and that the injuries were not life-threatening and he was in stable condition.

Harris County Sheriff’s Office Maj. Anthony McConnell said he believed Parra-Hernandez had a broken leg. McConnell said one of the ICE agents was trying to box in the passenger when Parra-Hernandez was struck. The sheriff’s office said he was taken to a hospital with lower-body injuries and was in ICE custody. The sheriff’s office is leading the investigation, with the Harris County District Attorney’s Office. CNN said the surveillance angle does not clearly show the moment of impact. CNN said the footage appears to show the two men jumping from a white pickup and running as a black vehicle, described as unmarked, accelerated before hitting Parra-Hernandez. KPRC 2 said the unmarked vehicle was a black Jeep that crossed a median. This page does not treat those descriptions as one settled fact.

Attorney Kim Bruno told CNN that Parra-Hernandez has two broken legs and was expected to undergo surgery Sunday. KPRC 2 said the family gives his age as 48, disputes ICE’s account, and wants him released. This page does not have the medical chart.

ICE told CNN that Mendoza-Cervantes is a public safety threat with several prior arrests for driving under the influence and unlawful possession of a firearm, that a judge issued a final order of removal, that he was previously deported twice, and that he entered the United States illegally five times. CNN reported he was still unaccounted for, and that ICE was asking the public for information after what it called his “dangerous attempt to evade arrest.” That is the status in CNN’s account. This page does not have a later arrest notice. He is not any other Mendoza already on this page.

Miguel Parra-Hernandez is not Salvador Parra Lopez, of Mexico, already on this page for a drug conviction. He is not Leonardo Parra Altamirano, of Ecuador, already on this page for leaving the scene of personal injury and death.

Sources: CNN — ICE and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office (Oct. 11, 2026) · KPRC 2 — family account and surveillance description (Oct. 11-12, 2026) · KPRC 2 on YouTube

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10/12: BORDER PATROL CHIEF REPOSTS A CHASE. A U.S. CITIZEN DRIVER. THREE ILLEGAL ALIENS DROPPED OFF. STATE HUMAN SMUGGLING CHARGES. NO NAMES. NO CITY. NO INCIDENT DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

CHIEF ROSARIO “PETE” VASQUEZ POSTED THE SAME CHASE ON OCTOBER 9 AND AGAIN MONDAY AT 9:00 A.M. PACIFIC. CBP QUOTE-POSTED THE OCTOBER 9 VERSION ON OCTOBER 11. IT IS NOT THE BROWNSVILLE MARIJUANA ROLLOVER ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. IT IS NOT THE PADRE ISLAND CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. Vasquez said a U.S. citizen driver refused to stop for U.S. Border Patrol agents. He said USBP, Texas DPS, and CBP air support closed in. He said the driver made a quick stop, dropped off three illegal aliens, and kept running. He said the chase ended moments later and the driver was taken into custody. The Oct. 9 post said “she” now faces state human smuggling charges. Monday’s post says “the driver.” Both say the three will be processed for deportation. The posts do not give the driver’s name, the three names, a city, or the day the chase happened. Monday’s post has a still image. It does not have a YouTube video.

Sources: Border Patrol Chief Vasquez on X (Oct. 12, 2026, 9:00 a.m. Pacific) · The Oct. 9 post of the same chase · CBP on X, quote-post (Oct. 11, 2026)

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ICE AGENTS USE TEAR GAS AFTER ABOUT 30 PEOPLE BLOCK THEIR VEHICLES IN SALEM, OREGON, OCTOBER 10, 2026. FOX 12.

OFF-DUTY ICE AGENT DAVID GONZALEZ IS SHOT AND ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING A FRESNO FATHER AND DAUGHTER, OCTOBER 9, 2026. ABC NEWS.

BREAKING 10/9: NEW YORK — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED ELEVEN CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS THERE. ONE CARD STATES A KIDNAPPING CONVICTION. ONE CARD STATES A RAPE CONVICTION. SEVERAL STATE CHILD-SEX CONVICTIONS. THE LEAD SAYS KIDNAPPERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS. THOSE WORDS ARE NOT A CHARGE ON EVERY CARD. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO ARREST DATES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO

ICE POSTED FRIDAY AT 3:33 P.M. PACIFIC. ELEVEN NAMES IN THE REPLIES. NONE OF THE ELEVEN NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO DOCKET NUMBERS. NO ARREST DATES. NO SENTENCES. NO REMOVAL DATES. STILL PHOTOS ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE said officers arrested these criminal illegal aliens in New York. The lead names Mayor Zohran Mamdani and says sanctuary politicians release criminal illegal aliens back onto the streets. ICE said the eleven include kidnappers, pedophiles, rapists, and other violent criminals. Those categories are the lead’s words. They are not a charge written on each card. One card states a kidnapping conviction. One card states a rape conviction. ICE does not use the word pedophile on any card. Several cards state convictions for sex offenses against children. A pending charge is not a conviction. The murder count on one card is pending. This page does not have the judgments. ICE does not say the arrests were in New York City. It says New York.

THE ELEVEN, IN THE ORDER ICE POSTED THEM. CONVICTIONS AND PENDING CHARGES, AS THE CARDS STATE THEM.

• Anderson Smith Sisalima Gualan, Ecuador. ICE called him a Latin Kings gang member. ICE said he was convicted of felony assault, and has pending charges for cruelty toward a child and contempt of court.
• Marcos Antonio Pandy-Castillo, Honduras. ICE called him a Crips gang member. ICE said he was convicted of criminal mischief: intent to damage property. ICE said pending charges for murder – intention, assault with intent to cause serious injury with a weapon, assault with intent to cause disfigurement or dismemberment, gang assault in the first degree, two counts of assault with intent to cause physical injury with a weapon, assault while confined in a correctional facility, and criminal possession of a weapon. The murder count is pending. It is not stated as a conviction.
• Francis Omar Ramirez Lopez, Guatemala. ICE called him a Tren de Aragua terrorist group member. That label is the card’s. ICE said convictions for sexual assault and illegal reentry, and pending charges for DUI and illegal reentry. The card lists illegal reentry once as a conviction and again as pending.
• Dimeir Cruz-Velasquez, Venezuela. ICE called him a Tren de Aragua terrorist group member. That label is the card’s. ICE spells the first name Dimeir. ICE said he was convicted of attempted criminal sale of a firearm in the third degree, sale to an unauthorized person, and criminal possession of a firearm. The card’s words for the second conviction are “possessing a firearm.” The same card lists pending charges including felony weapon possession, menacing, harassment, aggravated harassment, communicating a threat, forcible touching, sexual abuse, and driving without a license. The card writes the forcible-touching count as “touch sexual/intimate part of another person.” Those pending counts are not stated as convictions.
• Yung Ho Lo, China. ICE said convictions for kidnapping and attempted robbery. This is the kidnapping conviction in the lead’s category. The card does not name a victim, a court, or a year.
• Jefferson Avimael Mendoza-Sifuentes, Guatemala. ICE spells the middle name Avimael. ICE said he was convicted of sexual misconduct, “having intercourse with another without consent.”
• Wilson Omar Santos Paz, Honduras. ICE said convictions for indecent assault on a person less than 13 years of age, “unlawful contact with a minor sexual offenses,” and felony illegal reentry. The middle phrase is the card’s wording.
• Juan Jose Morales-Colindres, Guatemala. ICE said he was convicted of assault in the third degree, with intent to cause physical injury, and rape in the third degree. This is the rape conviction in the lead’s category. ICE said pending charges for “rape 3rd degree-act in manner injure child less than 17,” criminal contempt in the second degree, “criminal possession controlled,” and multiple criminal possessions of a controlled substance. The pending child-injury phrase is the card’s wording. It is not labeled a conviction. This is not Bryan Alexander Colindres-Sanchez, already on this page.
• Germis Arquimides Santos Santos, El Salvador. ICE spells the name with Santos twice, and spells the middle name Arquimides. ICE said he was convicted of attempted course of sexual conduct in the second degree: actor over 17, two or more acts on a child under 13. That is the card’s wording.
• Angel Agusto De Leon, Belize. ICE spells the middle name Agusto, not Augusto. ICE said he was convicted of “act in manner injure child less than 17” and sexual abuse in the first degree, “sexual contact with individual less than 11 years old.” Those phrases are the card’s.
• Anthony Alfredo Moreno, El Salvador. ICE said convictions for two DUIs and disorderly conduct, “create hazardous or physically offensive condition,” plus pending charges for criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation, “apply pressure,” multiple criminal possessions of a controlled substance, criminal contempt, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. This is not Hugo Rivera-Moreno, Victor Moreno-Jimenez, Emanuel Nehemias Moreno-Diaz, Yovani Moreno-Gachuz, or Jonathan Moreno Hernandez, already on this page.

ICE does not say any of the eleven has been deported. ICE does not say any of them is in ICE custody. The post does not attach a YouTube video.

Source: ICE on X — eleven arrests ICE says were in New York (Oct. 9, 2026, 3:33 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/9: SAN QUENTIN — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS IT ARRESTED ALFONSO MEJIA PRECIADO, 58, OF MEXICO. THE POST ADDS A ROBBERY CONVICTION AND A SENTENCE OF 17 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS. THE NAME IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED FRIDAY AT 2:56 P.M. PACIFIC. AGE 58. SAN QUENTIN. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. NO SENTENCE DATE. NO REMOVAL DATE. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE San Francisco said it arrested Alfonso Mejia Preciado, 58, of Mexico, in San Quentin. The post calls him a criminal alien. ICE said he was convicted of human trafficking, sexual battery, and robbery, and was sentenced to 17 years and 6 months. ICE said he has been deported from the United States.

The Oct. 2 removal list already on this page names Alfonso Mejia Preciado, of Mexico, with convictions for human trafficking and sexual battery by restraint. It does not give an age, a sentence, a robbery conviction, or San Quentin. The Sept. 24 list already on this page names Alfonso Mejia-Preciado, of Mexico, convicted of human trafficking / forced labor in Oakland. Friday’s post does not say Oakland. It does not say forced labor. It does not say “by restraint.” It adds robbery and the sentence of 17 years and 6 months. This page does not have the judgment. It does not treat the three write-ups as proven to be one person.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X — Alfonso Mejia Preciado (Oct. 9, 2026, 2:56 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/9: MARYSVILLE — ICE SEATTLE SAYS IT ARRESTED RONALD ZACARIAS-GREGORIO, 36, OF GUATEMALA. THE POST SAYS HE WAS ARRESTED FOR MANUFACTURE OR DELIVERY OF METH. IT DOES NOT SAY CONVICTED

ICE SEATTLE POSTED FRIDAY AT 2:00 P.M. PACIFIC. AGE 36. MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE NAME IS NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE Seattle said it arrested Ronald Zacarias-Gregorio, 36, of Guatemala. The post says he was arrested in Marysville, Washington, for “mfr/deliver of amphetamine/meth.” Those are the post’s abbreviations. The post does not spell them out, and it does not say convicted. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. The post does not say he has been deported.

Source: ICE Seattle on X — Ronald Zacarias-Gregorio (Oct. 9, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/9: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A BRONX MURDER CONVICTION AND A COOK COUNTY CONVICTION FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD UNDER 13

DHS RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 9. NO TIME OF DAY ON THE RELEASE. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY. ON AN OCT. 9 RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCT. 8. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST TIMES. NO DOCKETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THURSDAY’S FIVE-NAME LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. FOUR OF THE FIVE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said ICE yesterday arrested criminal illegal aliens convicted of murder, child sexual abuse, and rape. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, and rapists, and that the department will not apologize for putting the safety of the American people first. Those categories are the secretary’s words. They are not an extra charge written on each name below.

THE FIVE NAMED IN FRIDAY’S RELEASE. CONVICTIONS, AS DHS STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS.

• Ricardo Gonzalez, Dominican Republic. DHS said a conviction for murder in the Bronx, New York. This page already has a Ricardo Gonzalez, Dominican Republic, from an ICE Buffalo post on Oct. 7. That post said a 1991 sentence of 25 years for a Bronx murder, other charges including burglary and assault, and a 1987 final order of removal. Friday’s release does not give a year, an age, or those other charges. This page cannot tell from the release whether the two write-ups are the same man. This is not Ricardo Gonzalez Espinoza, the Mexican national already on this page.
• Maykel Ramos-De La Torre, Cuba. DHS said a conviction for vehicular homicide in Key West, Florida. The release spells the name Maykel Ramos-De La Torre. The name is not already on this page.
• Amador Rodriguez-Garcia, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a victim under the age of 13 in Cook County, Illinois. The name is not already on this page.
• Angel Paguada-Banegas, Honduras. DHS said a conviction for statutory rape/sex offense in Wake County, North Carolina. The release writes it as one phrase. This is not Celso Espinoza-Paguada, already on this page.
• Jose Lemus, El Salvador. DHS said convictions for assault with a deadly weapon and hit-and-run with injury in Long Beach, California. This is not Abner Geovani Del Valle-Lemus, already on this page.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst, five arrests DHS says were yesterday (Oct. 9, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/9: MANHATTAN — THE 3:30 P.M. HEARING WAS HELD. INNER CITY PRESS’S NOTES SAY HE WAS IN NEW JERSEY WHEN THE PETITION WAS FILED, AND THAT THE GOVERNMENT STILL INTENDS TO HOLD HIM AT MDC BROOKLYN. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE A WRITTEN ORDER FROM THE HEARING

THE ITEM BELOW WAS WRITTEN BEFORE THE HEARING AND SAYS THIS PAGE DID NOT HAVE A RESULT. THESE ARE LIVE NOTES FROM THE COURTROOM. THEY ARE NOT A TRANSCRIPT. THEY ARE NOT A MINUTE ENTRY. THEY ARE NOT A SIGNED ORDER. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THE HEARING. Inner City Press live-tweeted the 3:30 p.m. Eastern appearance in Bergal v. Genalo, No. 26-cv-8928 (JPC), before Judge John P. Cronan. The thread starts at 12:41 p.m. Pacific. The reporter wrote “Adjourned” at 12:56 p.m. Pacific. This page does not have a recording.

THE GOVERNMENT RESTATED THE JAIL IN THE LETTER ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. Cronan, as the notes render it, said that around 1 p.m. the government wrote that it intends to detain the petitioner at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, and asked if that was still the position. Assistant U.S. Attorney Brandon M. Waterman said yes. A restatement in open court is the reporter’s note. It is not a new docket entry on this page.

THE NEW LOCATION SENTENCE IS THE GOVERNMENT’S, AS THE NOTES QUOTE IT. Cronan asked whether the petitioner was in the Southern District of New York when the petition was filed. Waterman said no. He was in New Jersey. Waterman said he was driven over the George Washington Bridge toward Newark. Those are statements in court, as Inner City Press wrote them down. They are not a finding. The Oetken order already on this page does not name a jail and does not find where he was when the petition was filed.

ON THE TRANSFER LIMIT, WATERMAN’S ANSWER IN THE NOTES IS ONE SENTENCE. Cronan asked, assuming jurisdiction, whether Judge Oetken’s order remains in effect so the petitioner is not moved out of the Southern District of New York, the Eastern District of New York, or the District of New Jersey. Waterman said, “That is how we do it.” The note does not give a longer answer.

“I’LL DO THAT” IS AN ORAL REMARK IN A LIVE NOTE. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE A WRITTEN ORDER DENYING THE TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER. Cronan, as the notes render it: “What if I deny the TRO since Judge Oetken’s may last longer [than 14 days]? I’ll do that.” The brackets are in the live note. The same note has Cronan asking whether he lacks jurisdiction if the petitioner was not in the district. The petitioner’s lawyer said they may not contest venue and asked whether the case would be transferred. That exchange is not a venue ruling.

THE BASIS OF DETENTION WAS NOT STATED IN THE NOTES. THE NEXT WRITING IS A TUESDAY LETTER. Cronan asked the basis of the detention. Waterman said, “ICE is getting back to me.” The petitioner’s lawyer asked for time and said the next step would be a letter on Tuesday. Cronan asked whether the challenge is only to detention or also to removal. The lawyer said only detention, and that they will seek to amend. Cronan said he looks forward to the Tuesday letter. Inner City Press then wrote “Adjourned.”

Source: Inner City Press — live notes from the Cronan hearing, through adjournment (Oct. 9, 2026, 12:41–12:56 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/9: SYRACUSE — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED THERE. THE RELEASE SAYS “CRIMINAL HISTORY INCLUDES.” IT DOES NOT SAY “CONVICTED.” NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO ARREST DATES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE

DHS RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 9. FIVE NAMES. NONE OF THEM ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE SECRETARY’S LIST OF OFFENSES IS NOT A CONVICTION COUNT. The Department of Homeland Security said ICE has arrested illegal aliens in Syracuse, New York, whose criminal histories include sexual exploitation of a minor, sexual assault, cocaine possession, driving under the influence of liquor, and burglary. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the histories include sexual exploitation of a minor, cocaine possession, driving under the influence, and burglary. Those categories are the secretary’s words. The release gives no ages, no courts, no docket numbers, no arrest dates, and no sentence lengths. It does not say any of the five was deported. It does not use the word convicted. It does not use the word accused. Each entry says “whose criminal history includes.”

• Hsa Mu Na, Burma. DHS said his criminal history includes sexual exploitation of a minor – material – transport and sex offense.
• Norberto Machada-Rodriguez, Cuba. DHS said his criminal history includes sexual assault and cocaine possession. The New York Post, writing the same day, spelled the name Norberto Machado-Rodriguez and described entries on this list as accusations. That spelling and the word accused are the Post’s. They are not in the DHS release.
• Said Ibrahim, Somalia. DHS said his criminal history includes cruelty toward a child. The secretary’s quote in the release does not name that offense. This is not Zaynab Ibrahim, the Togolese woman already on this page.
• Haikham Phimasone, Laos. DHS said his criminal history includes assault, driving under the influence of liquor, and dangerous drugs.
• Mohammed Al Nassar, Iraq. DHS said his criminal history includes burglary.

This is not the September roof standoff in Syracuse already on this page. It is not Lisa Marie Lopez Perdomo of Syracuse, Kansas, already on this page. No YouTube video is attached to the release. The DHS page carries still photos.

Sources: DHS — five illegal aliens DHS says ICE arrested in Syracuse (Oct. 9, 2026) | New York Post — Machado spelling and “accused” wording (Oct. 9, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/9: WASHINGTON — DHS NAMES TEN IT SAYS ICE DEPORTED LAST WEEK. NONE OF THE TEN NAMES ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

DHS RELEASE DATED FRIDAY, OCT. 9. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. NO SENTENCE LENGTHS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THURSDAY’S DEPORTATION LIST, ALREADY BELOW. THE HEADLINE SAYS ATTEMPTED MURDERERS, ROBBERS, AND DRUNK DRIVERS. ONE NAMED ENTRY STATES AN ATTEMPTED-MURDER CONVICTION. ONE NAMED ENTRY STATES AN AGGRAVATED-ROBBERY CONVICTION. ONE NAMED ENTRY STATES DRUNK-DRIVING CONVICTIONS. A SECOND LISTS THREE DRUNK-DRIVING COUNTS AS ARRESTS. DHS said ICE deported more illegal alien gang members in the last week, including people convicted of attempted murder, aggravated assault, aggravated robbery, and driving under the influence. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said last week’s removals included attempted murderers, violent assailants, robbers, and drunk drivers. Those categories are the secretary’s words and the release headline. They are not a count of how many of the ten named entries carry each conviction.

The ten names below are not already on this page. Deportation dates, gang labels, and convictions are DHS’s account. DHS does not name the courts. Several removal dates fall on Sept. 29, Sept. 30, and Oct. 2, the same days named in Thursday’s list. The names are different.

• Arturo Moises Urzua Yanez, Mexico. DHS said he is a Surenos gang member, deported Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for attempted murder, vehicle theft, and possession of a firearm by a felon. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place and was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Sept. 18, 2026.
• Juan Jose Zavala Romero, Honduras. DHS said he is a Tango Blast gang member, deported Oct. 3. DHS said convictions for felony deadly conduct by discharging a firearm, assault causing bodily injury on a family member, two counts of improper entry by an alien aiding and abetting, and illegal re-entry. DHS said he first entered illegally in August 1995 near Eagle Pass, Texas, was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Dec. 5, 1995, and voluntarily left in 2005. DHS said he has since re-entered illegally and been deported seven times. This is not Miguel Ulises Robles-Zavala, Daniel Omar Zavala-Castro, or Carlos Angel Zavala, already on this page.
• Yair de Jesus Trejo-Mendoza, Mexico. DHS said he is a Surenos gang member, deported Sept. 30. DHS said convictions for two counts of driving under the influence of liquor, aggravated assault and battery on a police officer, resisting an officer, speeding, and illegal entry. DHS said he first entered illegally in June 2006 near Hidalgo, Texas, was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Dec. 9, 2008, has re-entered illegally, and has been deported five times.
• Everardo Hernandez-Huizar, Mexico. DHS said he is a Tango Blast gang member, deported Sept. 30. DHS said convictions for aggravated assault with serious bodily injury, felon in possession of a weapon, theft, and unlawful re-entry. DHS said he claims he first entered illegally through Texas in March 1999. DHS said an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on April 16, 2008, he was deported, and he re-entered illegally at an unknown time and place.
• Antonio de Jesus Jimenez Martinez, Mexico. DHS said he is a Paisas gang member, deported Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for assault causing bodily injury on a family member, failure to identify a fugitive with intent to give false information, and illegal re-entry. DHS said he first entered illegally at an unknown time and place, was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Oct. 19, 2007, and has been deported four times.
• Wosbely Everildo Puac Elias (DHS also writes Wosbeli Elias), Guatemala. DHS said he is a Paisas gang member, deported Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for battery in a domestic-violence case, obstructing justice, felony third-degree aggravated stalking, and petty theft. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place, was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Oct. 13, 2017, has re-entered illegally, and has been deported twice.
• Josue Emmanuel Garcia-Ramirez, Mexico. DHS said he is a Surenos gang member, deported Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for first-degree burglary, inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant, personating another to make that person liable, and reckless driving. DHS said he first entered illegally at an unknown time and place, was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Jan. 7, 2008, was deported, and re-entered illegally at an unknown time and place.
• Juan Carlos Munoz-Aguilera, Mexico. DHS said he is a La Sierra Brown Knights gang member, deported Sept. 29. DHS said convictions for second-degree burglary, grand theft, possession of a stolen vehicle, threatening a crime with intent to terrorize, carrying a concealed dirk or dagger, trespass that injures property, and possession of a controlled substance. DHS separately lists arrests, not convictions, for battery with serious bodily injury, fourth-degree assault, a domestic-violence death threat, three counts of driving under the influence, possession of a stolen vehicle, trespassing, possession of burglary tools, petty theft, vandalism, and driving with a suspended license. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place and was issued a final order of removal by an immigration judge on Sept. 17, 2026.
• Pedro Barajas-Garcia, Mexico. DHS said he is a Surenos gang member, deported Sept. 29. The entry says his criminal history includes second-degree burglary, possession of up to 35 grams of marijuana, conspiracy to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine, resisting arrest, trespass, leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident, driving with excessive blood alcohol content, unlawful use of a weapon, possessing, manufacturing, or selling an illegal weapon, and tampering with a motor vehicle. That sentence does not say “convictions for.” The next sentence does: DHS said that following his criminal convictions, an immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Sept. 23, 2026. DHS also said he was lawfully admitted in March 1999. The same release calls him a criminal illegal alien.
• Fidel Espinoza-Olvera, Mexico. DHS said he is a Paisas gang member, deported Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for aggravated robbery and illegal re-entry. DHS said he first entered illegally through Texas in August 2012, was issued a final order of removal by DHS on Aug. 26, 2012, and has been deported five times. The release does not say an immigration judge issued that 2012 order.

Source: DHS — Make America Safe Again, ten gang members DHS says ICE deported last week (Oct. 9, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/9: MANHATTAN — THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S LETTER SAYS ICE INTENDS TO HOLD THE PETITIONER AT THE METROPOLITAN DETENTION CENTER IN BROOKLYN. THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT OPPOSE THE TRANSFER LIMIT FOR NOW

THE COURT ITEM FURTHER DOWN SET A 3:30 P.M. EASTERN HEARING ON WHERE HE IS. THIS UPDATE DOES NOT HAVE A RESULT FROM THAT HEARING. THIS LETTER IS THE GOVERNMENT’S WRITTEN WORD ON WHERE IT INTENDS TO HOLD HIM. IT IS A PHOTOGRAPH INNER CITY PRESS POSTED. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE ECF FILE. Inner City Press posted a photograph of a letter dated October 9, 2026, on the letterhead of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, 86 Chambers Street. The letter is addressed to Judge John P. Cronan. The subject line reads Bergal v. Genalo, No. 26-cv-8928 (JPC). It is signed for United States Attorney James M. McDonald by Assistant United States Attorney Brandon M. Waterman.

The letter says the habeas action was filed last night, and that at 12:46 a.m. this morning the petitioner filed a motion for a temporary restraining order, ECF No. 4. It says the Part I judge then entered an order staying removal from the United States and enjoining a transfer out of the Southern or Eastern Districts of New York or the District of New Jersey, ECF No. 5. It says the case was later assigned to Cronan, who directed any written response by 1:00 p.m. today, ECF No. 6. Those docket numbers are the same orders already on this page. The item below dates the petition to October 9. The letter says the action was filed last night. This page does not have the ECF timestamp.

THE OPERATIVE SENTENCE IS ABOUT AN INTENTION, AND ABOUT THE TRANSFER LIMIT. IT IS NOT A STATEMENT OF WHERE HE IS THIS HOUR. The photograph reads: “I write respectfully to inform the Court that the government does not oppose continuation of the injunction on transfer at this time, as ICE intends to detain Petitioner at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York. However, the government reserves the right to seek modification of such order should circumstances arise that require Petitioner’s transfer to a different facility.” The letter does not say the petitioner is in Brooklyn now. It says ICE intends to detain him there. It says the government does not oppose continuation of the injunction on transfer. It does not say the government is dropping removal. Brooklyn is in the Eastern District of New York. That district is one of the three the Oetken order already names.

THREE LOCATION LINES ARE NOW ON THE TABLE. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME LINE. The DHS release directly below says ICE placed him in a detention facility outside the state of New York. The items further down already quote Marcos Charles on a facility outside New York state, and Secretary Mullin on a facility outside New York City. A past-tense account of a jail outside the state, a statement limited to outside the city, and a letter that states an intention to use a Brooklyn jail are three different statements. This page does not have a booking record at the Metropolitan Detention Center. This page does not have the 3:30 p.m. result.

Source: Inner City Press — photograph of the U.S. Attorney’s October 9 letter to Judge Cronan

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BREAKING 10/9: WASHINGTON — DHS POSTS THE WRITTEN RELEASE. IT SPELLS THE NAME OSCAR BENGAL. IT SAYS HE WAS THE HSI TARGET IN THE CBP-OFFICER SHOOTING. THE DETAINER COUNT IN THE RELEASE IS 14,916

THE ITEMS BELOW SAID THERE WAS NO DHS.GOV RELEASE DATED OCT. 9. THERE IS ONE NOW. THE COURT CAPTION SAYS OSCAR BERGAL. NYPD AND THE EARLIER DHS POSTS SAY BELGAL. POLITICO SPELLED IT BREGAL. THIS RELEASE SAYS OSCAR BENGAL. THAT IS A FOURTH SPELLING. THIS PAGE STILL DOES NOT HAVE A FILING THAT SETTLES THE NAME. The Department of Homeland Security posted a release dated October 9, 2026: “DHS Debunks New York Sanctuary Politicians’ Lies About ICE Shooting of Illegal Alien Gang Member, Condemns Sanctuary New York for Refusing to Honor Nearly 15,000 ICE Detainers.” It is the department’s written account of Thursday’s Bronx operation. It is not a charging document. It is not the use-of-force report. The briefing video is already embedded below. This release does not add a new recording.

THE RELEASE NOW SAYS HE WAS THE TARGET OF THE HSI CASE ON THE CBP OFFICER. IT DOES NOT SAY HE SHOT THAT OFFICER. DHS wrote that on October 8, at approximately 4:00 p.m. Eastern, ICE officers were conducting a targeted enforcement operation in the Bronx to arrest Oscar Bengal, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. It says he has associations with the Trinitarios gang, “the same gang that brutally shot a CBP officer last year,” and that “He was the target of an investigation by ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) into the shooting of the CBP officer.” Thursday’s ICE post, already below, said associations to that gang. It did not say he was a subject of that investigation. Being named as a target of an investigation is not a charge that he fired at the CBP officer. The release says he illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location. It says he was arrested by the NYPD on December 7, 2023, and released a few days later.

THE CRIMINAL-HISTORY PARAGRAPH IS MORE SPECIFIC THAN THURSDAY’S POST, AND IT IS NOT THE SAME LIST. The release says the conviction is “fourth-degree grand larceny: property taken from person,” and that after the conviction he was sentenced in April 2025 to five years of probation. amNewYork, in the item below, already reported Commissioner Tisch on a guilty plea to fourth-degree grand larceny and five years’ probation. April 2025 and the words “property taken from person” are in this release. The release lists prior arrests for “first-degree robbery: forcible theft armed with a deadly weapon, criminal sale of a controlled substance: narcotic drug, possession of stolen property, and assault.” Thursday’s ICE post said a grand larceny conviction and arrests for assault, robbery, possession of drugs, and weapons possession. This release’s history paragraph does not use the words “weapons possession.” The robbery line says “armed with a deadly weapon.” An arrest is not a conviction. This page does not have the rap sheet.

THE WRITTEN DRIVING ACCOUNT SAYS TWO GOVERNMENT VEHICLES, AND IT SAYS ONE BULLET OR A FRAGMENT. The release says officers used their vehicles to block him in, he refused lawful orders to exit, then accelerated and smashed into two government vehicles, then weaponized his vehicle and accelerated toward other officers. It says the officers, believing their lives and the lives of their partners and the public were in danger, fired. It says he “was superficially struck by one of the bullets or fragments in the neck,” stopped, and was arrested. Officers rendered first aid and took him to the hospital. The release does not give a round count. The items below already carry the NYPD account of seven rounds. Earlier DHS posts below said he rammed “two different vehicles.” This release says “two government vehicles.” It says that because of his criminal history and history of fleeing, ICE placed him in a detention facility outside the state of New York. That outside-the-state sentence is the department’s account. The letter above it is the U.S. Attorney’s statement of an intention to use the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. This release does not mention that jail.

Marcos Charles, in the release, says Oscar Bengal “is the target of an HSI investigation, is associated with a gang in New York, and has evaded law enforcement before when we attempted to arrest him in September.” The items below already carry news organizations’ accounts of a September attempt. Charles also says, “We will continue to prosecute this individual to the fullest. We will continue to place him in removal proceedings. And we will continue trying to remove him from this country as quickly as possible following his charges.” “Prosecute” and “following his charges” are the release’s words. This page does not have a criminal complaint from Thursday’s shooting. Secretary Mullin, in the same release, says he will never apologize for the officers doing their job. That is the secretary’s line in the statement.

THE 14,916 FIGURE AND THE 47,750 FIGURE ARE IN THE RELEASE. THE SPOKEN CLIP BELOW IS A DIFFERENT NUMBER. The release says that from January 20, 2025, to September 14, 2026, 14,916 detainers were not honored by the state of New York, and that 47,750 total criminal charges and convictions are associated with those detainers. The categories it lists are 96 homicides, 114 kidnappings, 448 sexual assaults, 1,407 DUIs, 1,438 burglaries, 1,586 robberies, 1,987 weapons offenses, 3,842 dangerous-drug counts, and 8,673 assaults. Those listed counts add to 19,591. The release says the crimes “include” those categories. It does not say the list is the whole 47,750. The clip already on this page has Mullin saying DHS “leveled 14,766 detainers,” and the New York Post’s 47,750 figure. The words under that clip did not include 47,750, and they did not say the number honored was zero. This release uses 14,916, says those detainers were not honored, and puts 47,750 in the statement. It does not explain the gap between 14,766 and 14,916.

The release also answers four lines it attributes to Mayor Zohran Mamdani. On the claim that a New Yorker was shot in Marble Hill, DHS says this “New Yorker” is a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. On the claim that construction vests and masks left no reasonable way to identify the officers as ICE, the release’s answer does not say how the officers identified themselves. It says he was the subject of a targeted enforcement action because he is in the United States illegally. On the claim that ICE sows chaos, the release cites Operation Rotten Apple, 2,197 arrests in New York from July 27 to August 29. That operation is already on this page. On the claim that ICE makes the city less safe, the release says 7 of the 10 safest cities in the United States cooperate with ICE, that ICE has arrested nearly 12,000 gang members since the start of the second term, and that it has arrested over 2,236 known or suspected terrorists in that same period. Those two totals are in this release. The rest of the statement repeats the October 6 account of two Dominican nationals in the off-duty detective stabbing, and a list of older New York cases. Those are not new facts about Thursday.

Source: DHS — written release, October 9, 2026

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BREAKING 10/9: MANHATTAN — JUDGE OETKEN BARS REMOVAL OF THE MARBLE HILL PETITIONER. THE CAPTION SAYS OSCAR BERGAL. JUDGE CRONAN SETS A 3:30 P.M. HEARING ON WHERE HE IS

FRIDAY COURT ORDERS. THE ITEMS BELOW ALREADY CARRY THE DHS ACCOUNTS THAT PUT HIM IN A DETENTION FACILITY OUTSIDE NEW YORK STATE. THESE ORDERS DO NOT SAY WHERE HE IS. THEY LIMIT WHAT THE GOVERNMENT MAY DO NEXT. On October 9, 2026, a habeas petition was filed in the Southern District of New York, case 1:26-cv-08928. Judge John P. Cronan’s order, Document 6, filed the same day, says petitioner Oscar Bergal initiated the case under 28 U.S.C. § 2241 and, at the same time, requested a temporary restraining order. The caption names Kenneth Genalo, acting field office director of ICE in New York, and others, as respondents. NYPD, DHS, and the items below use the name Oscar Belgal. Politico has spelled it Bregal. NBC New York reported that officials say he may have used aliases, including Bergal, and that this is the man ICE shot Thursday in Marble Hill. This page does not have a government filing that settles the spelling.

THE PART I ORDER BARS REMOVAL FROM THE UNITED STATES, AND IT BARS A TRANSFER EXCEPT TO THREE DISTRICTS. Judge J. Paul Oetken, sitting as the Part I judge, issued Document 5 earlier Friday. He wrote that an immediate order was necessary to preserve the court’s jurisdiction pending assignment. The order states: “Petitioner shall not be removed from the United States absent further order of this Court.” It also states that respondents “shall not transfer Petitioner except to a facility within this District, the Eastern District of New York, or the District of New Jersey absent further order of this Court.” Oetken wrote that the order stays in effect unless the assigned judge vacates or modifies it. The order does not name a jail. It does not find that Bergal is inside those districts now.

CRONAN SET THE HEARING FOR 3:30 P.M. EASTERN AND TOLD THE PARTIES TO COME READY TO SAY WHERE HE IS. The case is now assigned to Cronan. His order says respondents may file a written response to the restraining-order request by 1:00 p.m. today. It orders the parties to appear at 3:30 p.m. today in Courtroom 14C of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse, 500 Pearl Street, New York. They are to be prepared to discuss the petitioner’s current location, his location when the petition was filed, and any circumstances justifying the requested order. This page does not have the government’s written response. This page does not have a result from the 3:30 p.m. hearing. That hearing is this afternoon.

CHARLES’S FRIDAY SENTENCE AND THE ORDER ARE NOT THE SAME FACT. Courthouse News quoted Marcos Charles, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations executive associate director, at Friday morning’s news conference: “Because of Mr. Belgal’s lengthy criminal history and known fleeing, we placed him in a detention facility outside of the state of New York.” The items below already report CBS and UPI on a facility outside New York state, according to DHS, and ABC7 on a move out of New York state. NBC reported that Mullin said Friday that Belgal was being held in a facility outside New York City and declined to say where. Outside New York City is not the phrase outside the state of New York. An order that limits a future transfer is not a finding about where he was when the petition was filed. That is what Cronan put on the 3:30 p.m. agenda.

THE LAWYERS SAY THEY CANNOT FIND HIM. THAT IS THEIR FILING, AS COURTHOUSE NEWS REPORTED IT. Courthouse News reported that it reviewed the habeas petition, and that Make the Road New York wrote that Belgal was initially hospitalized and that “it appears that ICE moved quickly to transfer him out of the hospital to an unknown location.” Courthouse News reported that Bronx Defenders attorney Karla Ostolaza said in a separate filing that she requested an urgent call and information about his whereabouts just before midnight and did not hear back, and that his name returned no results on ICE’s online detainee locator. Courthouse News reported that his lawyers say he has a 1-year-old son in addition to the 5-year-old who was in the car Thursday. This page does not have the petition. A lawyer’s filing is not a court finding.

Sources: Oetken order, Document 5, 1:26-cv-08928 (Oct. 9, 2026) | Cronan order, Document 6 (Oct. 9, 2026) | NBC New York — the hearing, the alias, Mullin on a facility outside New York City | Courthouse News — the Charles quote, the lawyers’ filings, the second child

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BREAKING 10/9: MARBLE HILL — WIRED NAMES THE MAN IN THE VEST WITH THE RIFLE AS ICE SUPERVISOR BRENDEN CUNI. THE STORY DOES NOT SAY HE FIRED. DHS HAS NOT NAMED THE SHOOTER

THE ITEM BELOW ALREADY SAYS CBS DESCRIBED A MAN IN A REFLECTIVE VEST CARRYING A LONG GUN IN THE NYPD VIDEO. WIRED PUTS A NAME ON THAT MAN. A NAME ON SCENE IS NOT THE NAME OF THE SHOOTER. WIRED reported Friday that court documents, social media, and public records it reviewed identify the man in the high-visibility yellow construction vest, holding a modified AR-15-style rifle, as Brenden Cuni, a supervisory detention and deportation officer on ICE’s National Fugitive Operations team. WIRED reported that a law enforcement source said Cuni identified himself to NYPD officers as an ICE agent, and that he was the only federal agent captured on video brandishing a weapon on scene. Brandishing a weapon after the shots is not a finding that he fired. Thursday’s ICE post says an ICE officer discharged his weapon. It names no officer. This page does not have a DHS statement that names Cuni. Cuni did not immediately respond to WIRED, the magazine reported.

Source: WIRED — identification of Brenden Cuni on scene (Oct. 9, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/9: MARBLE HILL — NYPD POSTS BODY-CAMERA OF THE RESPONSE. MULLIN SAYS TRUMP OFFERED TO GIVE THE MAN TO THE NYPD. HE SAYS THE MAYOR REFUSED TO DETAIN HIM

FRIDAY FOLLOW-UP. THE MORNING BRIEFING IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, DIRECTLY BELOW. NYPD NEWS POSTED BODY-WORN CAMERA AT 7:36 A.M. PACIFIC. THE DEPARTMENT’S CAPTION SAYS THE FIRST OFFICERS ANSWERED A 911 CALL FOR A MALE SHOT AND TOOK HIM TO THE HOSPITAL. THAT VIDEO IS THE RESPONSE. IT IS NOT THE SHOOTING. NO ICE BODY-CAMERA OF THE GUNFIRE IS PUBLIC. NO ICE.GOV RELEASE ON THE SHOOTING AS OF THIS UPDATE. NO DHS.GOV RELEASE DATED OCT. 9. THURSDAY’S ICE POST STILL SAYS HE IS ALIVE AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL. NYPD News wrote: “This is the body-worn camera footage from the first NYPD officers on scene in Marble Hill last night. They responded to a 911 call for a male shot and transported the individual who was shot to the hospital to get medical care.” The post’s video runs about 3 minutes and 33 seconds. CBS News reported the footage shows two officers driving up, pedestrians talking about ICE, Oscar Belgal sitting on the ground, and a man in a reflective vest carrying a long gun. CBS reported the officers call for an ambulance, then do not wait, place him in a police vehicle, and carry him into the emergency room. ABC7 reported he was conscious and handcuffed, surrounded by plainclothes ICE agents, that the officers were on scene about a minute, and that they reached the emergency room about 90 seconds after putting him in the patrol car. ABC7 reported an apparent graze just below his left ear. Those are the news organizations’ descriptions of the NYPD video. They are not the NYPD caption.

MULLIN’S ACCOUNT OF A CUSTODY OFFER IS NOT IN THE ITEM BELOW. CBS News quoted Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “President Trump actually got involved and said that we would release him to New York’s Finest. If NYPD wants to take the charges and pursue the charges, we’ll be happy to release him into the custody of NYPD. I shared that with the mayor. The mayor once again said we will not be detaining him.” CBS reported it asked City Hall for comment on that claim and had not heard back. That is Mullin’s account of the mayor. It is not a City Hall statement on this page. amNewYork quoted Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Thursday night: “For the past two hours, I have been on the phone with President Trump and Secretary Mullin, negotiating the release of the man ICE agents shot. Those negotiations were unsuccessful. Just moments ago, ICE put the man in an unmarked vehicle and whisked him away.” amNewYork reported it was not clear that night where agents took him after NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital.

FRIDAY ACCOUNTS SAY HE IS NO LONGER AT THAT HOSPITAL. THURSDAY’S ICE POST HAS NOT BEEN UPDATED TO SAY THAT. CBS News reported he has been taken to a detention facility outside New York state, “according to DHS.” UPI reported the same, a detention facility outside the state of New York. ABC7 reported officials said he was hospitalized in stable condition and has since been moved out of New York state to a “more secured facility.” UPI quoted Marcos Charles, the ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations executive associate director: “He’s now in custody after the actions that were taken yesterday by our ICE officers.” UPI reported DHS will pursue removal proceedings. This page does not have the removal paperwork.

THE SEPTEMBER ACCOUNT IS NOT ONE ACCOUNT. ABC7 reported Mullin said agents originally attempted to detain Belgal in September, he fled, and they decided not to pursue him until Thursday. The Bronx Times reported Mullin claimed they had been tracking Belgal since September, when they arrested him and ultimately let him go, and that an unmarked vehicle is standard for an active investigation. The Bronx Times quoted Mullin: “He knew when he fled that officers weren’t going to give up on him.” CBS News wrote that DHS claims they tried to detain Belgal in September unsuccessfully, then pursued him Thursday when they claim he refused to get out of the car. Arrested and released is not the same sentence as fled and was not pursued. This page does not have the briefing transcript line that settles it. ABC7 quoted Mullin on Thursday’s approach: “We identified ourselves and gave lawful orders as we approached the vehicle. There was no question who was approaching the vehicle. Not to mention, he knew he was wanted. He fled once he knew he was wanted. It wasn’t like it was unexpected to him. When you flee, especially for a criminal like him, he knows that officers aren’t going to give up on him.”

CBS NOW QUOTES CHARLES SAYING THE VEHICLES WERE ICE VEHICLES. The item below notes that Fox News paraphrased Charles on two government ICE vehicles, and that the DHS posts say “two different vehicles” and do not say those vehicles belonged to ICE. CBS News quoted Charles: “He then accelerated his vehicle, smashing into two of our government ICE vehicles, and then weaponized his vehicle and proceeded to accelerate going toward other officers.” UPI also reported that Charles said Belgal “weaponized his vehicle,” and that Charles called the neck wound “superficial.” UPI wrote that Charles said officers were looking for a man named Oscar Belgal. UPI wrote that Charles alleged Belgal was a subject in the shooting of a CBP agent in 2024, and that Mullin later said Belgal was believed to have information related to that shooting. Those are UPI’s sentences. This page does not have a transcript of them. “A subject” and “information” are not the same claim. Thursday’s ICE post says associations to the Trinitarios, “the same gang who brutally shot a CBP officer.” It does not say this man shot that officer, and it does not say he is a subject of that case.

THE PROBATION SENTENCE AND THE 2025 DRUG CASE ARE NOT IN THURSDAY’S ICE POST. amNewYork reported Commissioner Jessica Tisch said Belgal had two prior arrests in New York City, including a 2023 robbery arrest that resulted in a guilty plea to fourth-degree grand larceny and five years’ probation, and that a 2025 criminal sale of a controlled substance case remains pending. CBS News reported court documents show an August 2025 arrest for selling cocaine and fentanyl in Manhattan, and that the special narcotics prosecutor’s office says it appears he had been let out on supervised release. This page does not have those court documents. An arrest is not a conviction. A pending case is not a conviction. “It appears” is the prosecutor’s office as CBS reported it. ICE’s Thursday post says a grand larceny conviction and arrests for assault, robbery, drugs, and weapons. It does not state the degree, the probation, or a 2025 drug case.

TISCH’S SCENE ACCOUNT, AS AMNEWYORK REPORTED IT, GOES PAST THE NAME, THE AGE, AND THE SEVEN ROUNDS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. amNewYork reported Tisch said NYPD surveillance showed Belgal backing a gray Honda CR-V into a parking space near a fire hydrant, one plainclothes federal officer at the driver’s window with a gun drawn, and a second officer near the driver’s-side headlight. The car then moved forward and out of camera view. Tisch said the cameras did not capture the shooting. amNewYork reported investigators determined at least one ICE agent fired seven rounds, police recovered at least seven shell casings, and the vehicle had ballistic damage to the front windshield and a shattered rear window. amNewYork reported the NYPD got two 911 calls at 4:04 p.m. for a shooting near 2 Marble Hill Ave., and that a federal agent separately called 911, first for the fire department and then for police. Officers from the 50th Precinct Conditions Team were on an unrelated call nearby, heard the shots, and responded. Tisch said they found several men in mixed clothing, including construction-style vests and face masks, at least one with a long gun, and the wounded man handcuffed on the ground. amNewYork reported NYPD officers put him in a police vehicle and took him to Allen Hospital, where he arrived in stable condition. Tisch said the 5-year-old, believed to be his son, was unharmed and with a family member. ABC7 reported two agents were also injured and treated, including one whose vehicle may have collided with the suspect. “May have” is ABC7’s wording. Thursday’s ICE post does not say an agent was injured.

THE PROTEST ARREST COUNT IS NOT ONE COUNT. ABC7 reported four protesters were arrested outside the hospital for obstructing governmental administration and received desk appearance tickets. CBS News reported five people were taken into custody amid Thursday night’s protests. This page is not treating those as the same number. amNewYork quoted Gov. Kathy Hochul: “I also asked that any body camera footage of the shooting be released to the public so we can establish the facts and get to the truth.” The video NYPD released Friday is the police response. It is not ICE’s recording of the gunfire.

Sources: NYPD News on X — body-worn camera of the response (Oct. 9, 2026, 7:36 a.m. Pacific) | ABC7 on YouTube — the NYPD release | ABC7 — September attempt, the Mullin quote, two agents hurt, four protest arrests, facility outside New York | CBS News New York — the video, the Trump custody quote, Charles on the ICE vehicles, the August 2025 drug arrest, five people in custody, detention outside the state | UPI — superficial wound, custody, removal proceedings, and UPI’s account of the 2024 CBP shooting | Bronx Times — September arrest-and-release version | amNewYork — Tisch on the Honda, the cameras, probation, the pending 2025 case, and Hochul on body-camera release | ICE on X — Thursday post, still says a local hospital

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BREAKING 10/9: WASHINGTON — MULLIN SAYS ICE WILL NOT PAUSE NEW YORK ENFORCEMENT AFTER THURSDAY’S BRONX SHOOTING. HE USES THE NAME OSCAR. THURSDAY’S ICE POST DID NOT

FRIDAY MORNING BRIEFING IN WASHINGTON. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS YOUTUBE OF THE BRIEFING WAS POSTED AT 6:46 A.M. PACIFIC. NO ICE.GOV RELEASE ON THE SHOOTING AS OF THIS UPDATE. NO DHS.GOV RELEASE DATED OCT. 9. THURSDAY’S ICE POST GIVES NO NAME, NO AGE, NO STREET, NO ROUND COUNT, AND NO CHILD. FRIDAY’S DHS POSTS ADD THE FIRST NAME OSCAR, A CHILD IN THE CAR, AND A CLAIM THAT HE RAMMED TWO VEHICLES. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE USE-OF-FORCE REPORT, THE NYPD PAPERWORK, OR A CHARGING DOCUMENT. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and ICE officials briefed reporters Friday morning on Thursday’s shooting during an ICE arrest operation in the Bronx. CNBC reported that Mullin said, “We’re not putting a pause on enforcement.” UPI reported that he said ICE will not stop its operations in New York City. CNBC reported that Gov. Kathy Hochul said she asked Mullin and President Trump to halt ICE operations in the state.

ICE’s written account of the shooting is still Thursday night’s post. ICE said that on Oct. 8, at approximately 4:00 p.m. Eastern, officers were conducting a targeted enforcement operation in the Bronx to arrest a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. ICE said he has a prior criminal conviction for grand larceny, and multiple prior arrests for assault, robbery, possession of drugs, and weapons possession. An arrest is not a conviction. ICE said he has associations to the Trinitarios gang, “the same gang who brutally shot a CBP officer last year.” An earlier ICE post the same night said that gang “brutally killed” a CBP officer. The later post says “shot.” ICE said the man was arrested by the NYPD on Dec. 7, 2023, and released a few days later. ICE said an ICE officer discharged his weapon, the man was injured, officers rendered aid, and he is alive at a local hospital. ICE said the FBI and HSI are on the scene and the incident remains under investigation. The Thursday post does not say why the officer fired.

FRIDAY’S CLIPS DO NOT USE THURSDAY’S WORDING. Marcos Charles, the ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations executive associate director, said the man “decided to not comply with lawful orders” and “has charges in New York for robbery, grand larceny, theft armed with a deadly weapon.” Thursday’s post said a conviction for grand larceny and arrests for the other offenses. Friday’s clip says “charges” for robbery, grand larceny, and theft armed with a deadly weapon. This page is not treating the two wordings as one court record. Fox News reported that Charles said the man refused lawful orders to exit his vehicle, accelerated, smashed into two government ICE vehicles, and then accelerated toward other officers. The DHS posts say he rammed “two different vehicles.” They do not say those vehicles belonged to ICE.

Secretary Mullin said, “We weren’t aware the child was in the car.” He used the first name Oscar. He said Oscar knew a child was in the car, and that Oscar “chose to accelerate at a high rate of speed and ram two different vehicles as it appears he was going towards officers.” Mullin also called him “this criminal, this thug, this gangbanger, this possible murderer.” “Possible murderer” is the secretary’s phrase at the briefing. Thursday’s ICE post does not list a murder charge or a murder conviction. A later DHS post said he “has charges in New York for robbery, grand larceny, and armed theft with a deadly weapon,” and that he “put his child in danger by choosing to accelerate at a high speed and ram two different vehicles in what appears to be an attempt to harm ICE officers.” That post says “appears.” It is the department’s account of the driving. It is not a filed charge on this page.

Mullin said DHS has “leveled 14,766 detainers for the state of New York,” for people he described as locked up with extensive criminal backgrounds and in the state’s custody, and that New York’s answer was “silence, absolute silence.” The New York Post reported that Mullin put the underlying accusations at 47,750 felony charges and that New York had not honored the detainers. The DHS clip states 14,766 detainers and “absolute silence.” The words DHS posted do not include 47,750, and they do not say the number honored was zero. ICE posted Friday that Mullin said the job is to get “the worst of the worst” off the streets when sanctuary politicians will not, and that the mayor “speaks with a political tone” and his words “are dangerous and incite hostility.” Fox News reported that Mayor Zohran Mamdani said ICE has killed far more neighbors than it could claim to have saved, and that Mullin answered, “if you abolish ICE, who’s going to take criminals off the streets of your own town?”

THE SURNAME, THE AGE, THE STREET, AND THE ROUND COUNT COME FROM THE NYPD, AS NEWS ORGANIZATIONS REPORTED THEM. THEY ARE NOT IN THE ICE POST. The New York Post reported that Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch identified the man as Oscar Belgal, 28, and said at least one ICE agent fired seven rounds. The Post reported the shooting was outside 2 Marble Hill Ave. at about 4:20 p.m., with a 5-year-old boy in the back of the car. The Daily News reported Marble Hill Ave. near West 225th Street, at about 4 p.m., and the same seven rounds. ICE’s time is approximately 4:00 p.m. Eastern. Politico spelled the surname Bregal. This page does not have a document that settles the spelling. The Post reported that Tisch said the NYPD had no involvement in the federal operation before the shooting. UPI reported the neck wound was not considered life-threatening. The Independent reported that Hochul said the child appears to have escaped without physical injury. A CBS News video of Thursday’s shooting is already on this page, directly below this item.

Sources: ICE on X — Thursday statement, “shot” (Oct. 8, 2026, 5:32 p.m. Pacific) | ICE on X — earlier Thursday post, “killed” (Oct. 8, 2026, 5:04 p.m. Pacific) | DHS on X — Mullin on Oscar, the child, and the two vehicles (Oct. 9, 2026, 7:21 a.m. Pacific) | ICE on X — Charles on the charges (Oct. 9, 2026, 7:21 a.m. Pacific) | DHS on X — charges, the child, and the ramming (Oct. 9, 2026, 8:39 a.m. Pacific) | ICE repost of DHS — 14,766 New York detainers (Oct. 9, 2026, 6:40 a.m. Pacific) | Associated Press on YouTube — the briefing | CNBC — no pause, and Hochul’s halt request | UPI — will not stop New York City operations | Fox News — Charles on the ICE vehicles, and Mamdani | New York Post — Tisch, Belgal, seven rounds, Marble Hill | New York Daily News — West 225th Street and seven rounds | New York Post — 14,766 detainers and the Post’s 47,750 figure | Politico — surname spelled Bregal | The Independent — Hochul on the child | CBS News video — already embedded below

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BREAKING 10/8: LAS VEGAS — THE REVIEW-JOURNAL ADDS SEIZURE TOTALS FOR OPERATION LOADED DICE. IT SAYS 123 OF THE 144 ARRESTS WERE STATE CASES

LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, UPDATED THURSDAY AT 2:53 P.M. PACIFIC. THIS IS A FOLLOW-UP TO THE TWO LOADED DICE ITEMS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE PAPER ADDS SEIZURE TOTALS, A CARTEL LINK, AND A STATE-FEDERAL SPLIT. NO NAMES OF THE 144. NO AGES. NO CASE NUMBERS. THE PAPER DOES NOT SAY HOW MANY OF THE 144 ARE IMMIGRATION ARRESTS. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE A TRANSCRIPT. THE DHS YOUTUBE OF THE BRIEFING IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. The Review-Journal reported that officials said the arrests have connections to the Jalisco New Generation cartel and the Sinaloa cartel, and that the operation seized more than $1 million in assets, 290 firearms, and more than 2,400 pounds of narcotics, including cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl. The paper quoted Erin Burke, the HSI Los Angeles special agent in charge, saying those figures are dangerous drugs and illegal firearms taken off the street, and criminal organizations disrupted. That is her description of the totals. It is not a charge.

The paper said federal officials put 123 of the 144 arrests at the state level. It said some arrests were local and many were outside the area but tied to people or organizations in Las Vegas. It did not give a category for the other 21. It said officials described many of the arrests as being at the sergeant and lieutenant levels of the organizations. An arrest is not a conviction. This page does not have the charging documents.

A later paragraph in the same story gives a breakdown the paper attributed to officials: 265 firearms, 2 ghost guns, 18 machine gun conversion devices, and five other weapons. Those four counts add to 290, the firearms figure in the paper’s lead. The drug breakdown in that paragraph is more than 540 pounds of cocaine, 189 pounds of fentanyl, 397 pounds of methamphetamine, 865 pounds of marijuana, and 458 pounds of other narcotics. Those five figures add to 2,449 pounds, which is the paper’s “more than 2,400 pounds.”

The paper said Sigal Chattah, the first assistant U.S. attorney for the District of Nevada, said her office secured an indictment yesterday against Tamya Norwood, accused of attempting to transport 50 pounds of methamphetamine through Harry Reid International Airport. On an Oct. 8 story, yesterday is Oct. 7. The paper did not give Norwood’s age, nationality, or immigration status, and it did not say that indictment is one of the 144. This page does not have the indictment. Chattah’s remark about 30,000 fentanyl pills was about earlier Las Vegas Homeland Security Task Force takedowns. The paper did not assign that pill count to Operation Loaded Dice. She also said many top leaders live outside the United States, and that the office uses extradition and asset forfeiture against them. The paper did not name a person extradited in this operation.

Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal — Loaded Dice seizure totals (updated Oct. 8, 2026, 2:53 p.m. Pacific) | DHS YouTube — the press conference, already embedded below

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BREAKING 10/8: SEATTLE — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED ZOULIN CAI, 35, OF CHINA. THE POST GIVES A 60-MONTH FEDERAL FRAUD SENTENCE AND NO COURT

ICE SEATTLE POSTED THURSDAY AT 2:00 P.M. PACIFIC. AGE 35. NO ARREST CITY. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. NO SENTENCE DATE. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE SEATTLE FIELD OFFICE COVERS WASHINGTON, OREGON, AND ALASKA. THE POST DOES NOT SAY WHICH OF THE THREE. ICE Seattle said officers arrested Zoulin Cai, 35, of China. ICE said he was convicted federally of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, mail fraud, and aggravated identity theft, and sentenced to 60 months in prison. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings. The post does not say he has been deported.

A 2021 ICE release matches the name, the 60-month sentence, and those convictions. It does not say today’s arrest is that case. The Thursday post does not cite it. The Oct. 4, 2021, release said U.S. District Judge John F. Walter sentenced Zoulin “Allen” Cai, then 30, of La Puente, California, to 60 months that day, and ordered $9,227,543 in restitution and a $25,000 fine. ICE said he had pleaded guilty on June 29 to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft, after an HSI Los Angeles investigation. ICE called him a Chinese national and said the scheme imported counterfeit laptop batteries and other electronics from China and sold them on eBay and Amazon under counterfeit brand and safety marks. ICE said a December 2019 search of a La Puente warehouse found about 44,000 batteries and about 175,000 counterfeit labels, and that the judge put the loss above $9.5 million. He was 30 on Oct. 4, 2021. Thursday’s post lists him as 35. Five years later, 35 fits a birthday after Oct. 8. This page does not have the judgment, and it does not treat the two write-ups as proven to be one person.

Sources: ICE Seattle on X — Zoulin Cai (Oct. 8, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific) | ICE archive — 60-month sentence for Zoulin “Allen” Cai (Oct. 4, 2021)

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BREAKING 10/8: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A MURDER CONVICTION AND A STATUTORY-RAPE CONVICTION

DHS RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 8. DHS POSTED THE SAME FIVE NAMES ON X AT 2:10 P.M. PACIFIC, WITH A STILL PHOTO FOR EACH NAME. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY. ON AN OCT. 8 RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCT. 7. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST TIMES. NO DOCKETS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT WEDNESDAY’S FIVE-NAME LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. DHS said ICE yesterday arrested criminal illegal aliens convicted of murder, statutory rape, and abduction. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested murderers, sexual predators, and kidnappers, and that if a person is in the country illegally, the department will find, arrest, and remove that person. Those categories are the secretary’s words. They are not an extra charge written on each name below.

THE FIVE NAMED IN THURSDAY’S RELEASE. CONVICTIONS, AS DHS STATES THEM. THIS PAGE DOES NOT HAVE THE JUDGMENTS.

• Ian Clive Burton, Jamaica. DHS said convictions for murder, assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and possession of a firearm in Monmouth County, New Jersey.
• Angel Ramirez-Castillo, Cuba. DHS said convictions for attempted murder and aggravated assault in Miami, Florida. This is not Jaime Ramirez-Diaz or Alberto Ramirez-Diaz, already on this page.
• Cesar Funes-Oliva, El Salvador. DHS said convictions for statutory rape and larceny in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
• Irvin Roblero-Ortiz, Guatemala. DHS said convictions for abduction and strangulation in Accomack, Virginia. The release writes Accomack. It does not write Accomack County.
• Josue Fuentes-Argueta, El Salvador. DHS said a conviction for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute in the Northern District of Texas. The release does not name the drug.

The X lead post says the same thing in shorter form: yesterday ICE arrested illegal alien murderers, sexual predators, and kidnappers, and there will be no sanctuary for illegal aliens. The lead post does not name Secretary Mullin. The five reply posts match the five names in the release. An arrest reported Thursday is not a new conviction entered Thursday. DHS does not say any of the five has been deported.

Sources: DHS — five arrests DHS says were yesterday (Oct. 8, 2026) | DHS on X — the five names (Oct. 8, 2026, 2:10 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: LAS VEGAS — DHS QUOTES HSI LOS ANGELES ON OPERATION LOADED DICE. THE 1:35 P.M. POST NAMES NO CHARGE

DHS POSTED THURSDAY AT 1:35 P.M. PACIFIC. THIS IS A FOLLOW-UP TO THE 1:00 P.M. ITEM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. A CLIP OF ABOUT 74 SECONDS ON X. THE DHS YOUTUBE OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE RUNS ABOUT 18 MINUTES. STILL NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO CHARGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO CASE NUMBERS. THE POST DOES NOT SAY HOW MANY OF THE 144 ARE IMMIGRATION ARRESTS. THIS UPDATE DID NOT FIND AN ICE.GOV NEWS RELEASE ON THE OPERATION. DHS quoted Erin Burke, identified in the post as the HSI Los Angeles special agent in charge. Burke said Operation Loaded Dice focuses on criminal organizations involved in the trafficking of narcotics, illegal firearms, bulk currency, and other contraband throughout the region, and that these threats are connected.

That sentence is the operation’s focus, as DHS quoted it. It is not a charge for any of the 144. DHS did not say Burke was the Las Vegas speaker. The 1:00 p.m. item on this page said HSI Las Vegas and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada were expected to speak. The DHS YouTube description says the Las Vegas Homeland Security Task Force, with federal, state, and local partners, held the press conference on an operation that led to the arrest of 144 suspects. Suspects is the YouTube description’s word. The ICE post said arrests. An arrest is not a conviction. This page does not have the charging documents.

DHS added that, under President Trump, the Homeland Security Task Force will keep hunting, arresting, and removing these criminals. That is the department’s line. The post does not name a person removed.

Sources: DHS on X — Burke on Operation Loaded Dice (Oct. 8, 2026, 1:35 p.m. Pacific) | DHS YouTube — the press conference

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BREAKING 10/8: LAS VEGAS — ICE SAYS OPERATION LOADED DICE PRODUCED 144 ARRESTS. THE POSTS DO NOT NAME A CHARGE

ICE AND HSI POSTED THURSDAY AT 1:00 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS POSTED A LIVE LINK AT 12:57 P.M. PACIFIC. 144 ARRESTS. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO CHARGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO CASE NUMBERS. THE ICE POST DOES NOT SAY HOW MANY OF THE 144 ARE IMMIGRATION ARRESTS. NEWS 3 LAS VEGAS IS CARRYING THE BRIEFING ON YOUTUBE. THERE IS NO ICE.GOV RELEASE ON THIS OPERATION AS OF THIS UPDATE. ICE said HSI and the Las Vegas Homeland Security Task Force are announcing details about Operation Loaded Dice, including 144 arrests. HSI posted the same sentence at the same minute. DHS posted a watch line for a Homeland Security Task Force press conference on the operation.

KTNV reported that a spokesperson told the station by email that the multi-agency operation led to the arrests of 144 people, and that the email did not add details. KTNV said officials from HSI Las Vegas and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada were expected to speak at a 1 p.m. Pacific briefing. The DHS website banner put the same briefing at 4:00 p.m. Eastern, which is 1:00 p.m. Pacific. The 144 figure is ICE’s number. An arrest is not a conviction. This page does not have the charging documents.

Sources: ICE on X — Operation Loaded Dice, 144 arrests (Oct. 8, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific) | HSI on X, same minute | DHS on X — live briefing (Oct. 8, 2026, 12:57 p.m. Pacific) | DHS live page | KTNV — spokesperson email and the 1 p.m. briefing | News 3 Las Vegas on YouTube

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BREAKING 10/8: WASHINGTON — DHS NAMES TEN IT SAYS ICE DEPORTED LAST WEEK. SEVEN OF THE NAMES ARE NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

DHS RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 8. NO AGES. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. NO SENTENCE LENGTHS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. PHOTOS ON THE DHS PAGE. THE RELEASE HEADLINE SAYS PEDOPHILES AND DRUNK DRIVERS. NONE OF THE TEN NAMED ENTRIES STATES A CHILD-SEX CONVICTION OR A DRUNK-DRIVING CONVICTION. DHS said ICE deported more criminal illegal aliens last week, including people convicted of murder, aggravated assault, sexual assault of a minor, burglary, and drunk driving. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the department will not allow the country to become a sanctuary for illegal aliens, and that last week’s removals included gang members, murderers, pedophiles, violent assailants, burglars, and drunk drivers. Those categories are the secretary’s words. They are not a charge listed on each name below.

The seven names below are not already on this page. Deportation dates, gang labels, and convictions are DHS’s account. DHS does not name the courts.

• Manuel Barahona-Rivera, Honduras. DHS said he is an MS-13 gang member, deported Sept. 30. DHS said convictions for second-degree murder and possession of marijuana. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place and was issued a final order of removal on Oct. 14, 2005.
• Jose Refugio Rangel Machuca, Mexico. DHS said he is a member of the Compton Varrio 70’s gang, deported Oct. 2. DHS said convictions for two counts of attempted murder, shooting at an inhabited dwelling, and receiving stolen property. DHS said he was issued a final order of removal on Sept. 22, 2026. The release does not give an entry date.
• Jaime Ramirez-Diaz, Mexico. DHS said he is a suspected Sinaloa Cartel member, deported Sept. 29. DHS said convictions for felony armed robbery and shoplifting. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place and was issued a final order of removal on Aug. 21, 2014. This is not Alberto Ramirez-Diaz, the Guatemalan national already on this page.
• Pedro Ruiz-Cisneros, Mexico. DHS said he is a Barrio Azteca gang member, deported Oct. 2, 2026. DHS said convictions for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, larceny/theft, robbery, and illegal re-entry. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place and was previously deported five times, in 1994, 2003, 2009, 2014, and 2018. DHS said he was issued a final order of removal on March 18, 2003.
• Maria Solis-Iriqui, Mexico. DHS said she is a suspected Crips gang member, deported Oct. 1. DHS said convictions for felony assault, felony property damage, shoplifting, theft, possession of marijuana, and possession of narcotics equipment. DHS said she claims she entered illegally in June 1991. DHS said she was issued a final order of removal on Sept. 17, 2026.
• Marvin Ernesto Leon-Ceron, El Salvador. DHS said he is an MS-13 gang member, deported Sept. 29. DHS said a conviction for second-degree assault, and arrests for disorderly conduct, assault, disturbing the peace, and failure to obey a lawful order. An arrest is not a conviction. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown time and place and was issued a final order of removal on April 22, 2026.
• Isidro Cruz-Estefina, Mexico. DHS said he is a Latin Kings member, deported Sept. 30. DHS said convictions for burglary, resisting a peace officer, and unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon. DHS said he entered illegally at an unknown date and place, was previously deported in 2004 and 2009, and was issued a final order of removal on March 10, 2004.

Three other names in the same release are already on this page. This item does not reprint their records. Jose Balmory Ramirez Rodriguez is in Monday’s Alexandria flight item. The Thursday release says he was deported Oct. 2 and adds a conviction for knowingly making or possessing dangerous contraband in prison, a February 2001 illegal entry through Texas, a final order on Feb. 6, 2007, a deportation that month, and a later illegal reentry. Jorge Andres Chirinos is in the Oct. 1 removal list, which stated a second-degree murder conviction. The Thursday release says he was deported Sept. 30, calls him a suspected 116 gang member, adds a terroristic-threats conviction, says he claims he entered in 2002, and says a final order was issued Sept. 23, 2026. Ever Magdiel Mejia-Vasquez is in Monday’s weekend-removal list. The Thursday release says he was deported Oct. 2, calls him a suspected Maravilla Salva Trucha gang member, and says a final order was issued Aug. 19, 2026. “116” and “Maravilla Salva Trucha” are the labels DHS used.

Source: DHS — ten deportations from last week (Oct. 8, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/8: HARLINGEN — ICE SAYS HUGO ALEXIS MONTES-LOPEZ IS IN THE U.S. ILLEGALLY AND HAS A MARIJUANA CONVICTION

ICE HARLINGEN POSTED THURSDAY AT 11:46 A.M. PACIFIC. NO AGE. NO ARREST DATE. NO CITY. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. THE POST DOES NOT SAY HE HAS BEEN DEPORTED OR WHERE HE IS HELD. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT BILLY MONTES-RUIZ, ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE Harlingen said Hugo Alexis Montes-Lopez, a Mexican national, is in the United States illegally and has a conviction for possession of marijuana. The office said ICE prioritizes criminal illegal aliens, especially those with drug offenses. That is the office’s framing. Possession of marijuana, as ICE states it, is the conviction. The post does not name a second offense.

Source: ICE Harlingen on X — Hugo Alexis Montes-Lopez (Oct. 8, 2026, 11:46 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: MODESTO — ICE SAN FRANCISCO SAYS A 48-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN NATIONAL LEFT ON VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE. THE CHARGES ARE PENDING

ICE SAN FRANCISCO POSTED THURSDAY AT 10:12 A.M. PACIFIC. TWO PENDING DUI CHARGES. ONE PENDING FELONY CHARGE FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. PENDING IS NOT CONVICTED. NO ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO DEPARTURE DATE. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE San Francisco said officers arrested Joel Hernandez Ramirez, 48, of Mexico, in Modesto. ICE said he has two separate pending DUI charges and a pending felony charge for domestic violence. ICE said he was granted voluntary departure and has left the United States.

Voluntary departure is ICE’s statement. It is not a criminal sentence. The post does not say a judge ordered him removed, and it does not say the criminal charges were dropped. “Has left the United States” is the office’s line. The post does not name the port or the day.

Source: ICE San Francisco on X — Joel Hernandez Ramirez (Oct. 8, 2026, 10:12 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: NEW CANEY — ICE HOUSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED A THREE-TIME DEPORTED PAISAS GANG MEMBER

ICE HOUSTON POSTED THURSDAY AT 11:32 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THE ARREST WAS OCT. 7. ICE SAYS HE WAS DEPORTED THREE TIMES AND THAT HE ADMITTED PAISAS MEMBERSHIP. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE LENGTH. NO DOCKET. A FIVE-SECOND VIDEO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE LOS PAISAS ARREST NEAR SAN LUIS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE UNNAMED PAISA GANG MEMBER THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF POSTED FROM MISSION, TEXAS. ICE Houston said officers arrested Jose Jacinto Vasquez Arellano in New Caney, Texas. ICE called him a criminal illegal alien and a self-admitted Paisas gang member. ICE said he has been convicted of felony deadly conduct by discharging a firearm, indecent exposure, and illegal reentry.

The post does not name the courts, the years of the convictions, or the years of the three deportations. The post does not say where he is being held. A conviction, as ICE states it, is not a new criminal charge filed Thursday.

Source: ICE Houston on X — arrest of Jose Jacinto Vasquez Arellano (Oct. 8, 2026, 11:32 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: SMYRNA — ICE NEW ORLEANS SAYS IT ARRESTED A HONDURAN WITH ASSAULT AND KIDNAPPING CONVICTIONS

ICE NEW ORLEANS POSTED THURSDAY AT 10:10 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THE ARREST WAS LAST WEEK. NO DATE. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT PO LAY OH, THE BURMESE NATIONAL ICE NEW ORLEANS SAID IT ARRESTED IN SMYRNA. THAT ITEM IS ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE New Orleans said officers arrested Marlon Romero Medina, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras, in Smyrna, Tennessee. ICE said his record includes felony convictions for aggravated assault, assault, and kidnapping.

The post does not name the courts or the years of those convictions. The post does not say whether he has a final order of removal or where he is being held. The line that ICE is targeting the worst of the worst is the office’s framing. It is not a charge.

Source: ICE New Orleans on X — arrest of Marlon Romero Medina (Oct. 8, 2026, 10:10 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: SAN DIEGO — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED A MEXICAN NATIONAL WITH DRUG-SALE AND DUI CONVICTIONS

ICE SAN DIEGO POSTED THURSDAY AT 6:47 A.M. PACIFIC. NO ARREST DATE. NO AGE. NO CITY INSIDE THE SAN DIEGO AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE SPELLED THE LAST NAME CARRILO. ICE San Diego said officers arrested Pedro Carrilo, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said he has convictions for possession or purchase for sale of a controlled substance, and for DUI. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal.

The post does not name the drug, the court, or the year of either conviction. Pending removal is ICE’s statement. The post does not say a final order has been issued.

Source: ICE San Diego on X — arrest of Pedro Carrilo (Oct. 8, 2026, 6:47 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: MANCHESTER — ICE BOSTON SAYS IT ARRESTED A TOGOLESE WOMAN DURING OPERATION BALLOT SHIELD. THE POST DOES NOT SAY SHE VOTED

ICE BOSTON POSTED THURSDAY AT 2:53 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THE ARREST WAS OCT. 1 IN MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT. NO AGE. NO CHARGE. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT VOTING CASES ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE Boston said officers arrested Zaynab Ibrahim, an illegal alien from Togo, during Operation Ballot Shield. ICE said she entered the United States legally in January 2001 with permission to remain for six months, that she violated the terms of that admission, and that she remained in the country for more than 25 years.

A later post in the same thread says ICE Boston will keep identifying, arresting, and removing illegal aliens who have illegally voted or illegally registered to vote. That sentence does not name Ibrahim. ICE did not say she voted. ICE did not say she registered. ICE did not say she was charged with a crime. A third post says Operation Ballot Shield shows Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s commitment to arresting and deporting criminal illegal aliens. That is the office’s description of the operation. It is not a conviction for Ibrahim.

Sources: ICE Boston on X — arrest of Zaynab Ibrahim (Oct. 8, 2026, 2:53 a.m. Pacific) | overstay and the office’s voting line | Operation Ballot Shield

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BREAKING 10/7: NEW YORK — ICE BUFFALO NAMES THREE ARRESTS, INCLUDING A 1991 BRONX MURDER SENTENCE

THREE SEPARATE ICE BUFFALO POSTS ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, PACIFIC. NO AGES. NO ARREST DATES. NO COURTS. NO DOCKETS. STILL PHOTOS ON X. NOT YOUTUBE VIDEOS. A FOURTH POST THE SAME EVENING NAMES JUAN RODRIGUEZ OF MEXICO AND A MURDER IN KINGSTON. THAT NAME AND THAT MURDER CONVICTION ARE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE IN MONDAY’S DHS LIST OF FIFTEEN. THIS ITEM DOES NOT REPEAT HIM. ICE Buffalo posted three other arrests. ICE said each person will remain in custody until removed.

• Ricardo Gonzalez, Dominican Republic. Posted at 6:32 p.m. Pacific. ICE said that in 1991 he was sentenced to 25 years for a Bronx murder, and that he has been charged with other crimes including burglary and assault. Charged is not the same word as convicted. ICE said he has a final order of removal from 1987. This is not Ricardo Gonzalez Espinoza, the Mexican national already on this page.
• Diones Aquino de la Cruz, Dominican Republic. Posted at 6:00 p.m. Pacific. ICE said he entered legally in 2019 and never left, that he was sentenced to 2 years for possession with intent to sell narcotics, and that he has a final order of removal.
• Moussa Diarrassouba, Mali. Posted at 5:00 p.m. Pacific. ICE said upstate New York officers made the arrest, that he entered legally in 2001 and never left, and that his convictions include weapons violations, assault, counterfeiting, and fraud. ICE said he has a final order of removal. ICE did not list every conviction it called a long list.

Sources: ICE Buffalo on X — Ricardo Gonzalez (Oct. 7, 2026, 6:32 p.m. Pacific) | Diones Aquino de la Cruz (Oct. 7, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific) | Moussa Diarrassouba (Oct. 7, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: ST. LOUIS — DHS SAYS A TWICE-DEPORTED MEXICAN NATIONAL WAS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS ON COCAINE, FIREARM, AND ILLEGAL-REENTRY CONVICTIONS

DHS RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 8. DHS SAYS THE SENTENCE WAS OCT. 1. THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI POSTED SEPT. 30 THAT HE WAS SENTENCED WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 30, 2026, WAS A WEDNESDAY. OCT. 1 WAS A THURSDAY. THE TWO OFFICES DO NOT AGREE ON THE CALENDAR DAY. DHS DOES NOT NAME THE COURT, THE CASE NUMBER, OR HIS AGE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. A STILL PHOTO ON THE DHS PAGE. DHS said Jose Luis Mata-Cedillo, an illegal alien from Mexico, was sentenced to 20 years in prison. DHS said the convictions were cocaine trafficking, possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, being a felon in possession of a firearm, and illegal re-entry after deportation as an aggravated felon.

DHS said the HSI St. Louis investigation began when an HSI task force officer intercepted a courier transporting 27 kilograms of cocaine bound for St. Louis, Missouri. DHS said that led to a later seizure of about 13 kilograms of cocaine, $121,280 in cash, and a loaded 9-millimeter Glock handgun. DHS did not say the 13 kilograms and the 27 kilograms were the same load. DHS said Mata-Cedillo was turned over to the U.S. Marshals Service and will face deportation proceedings when he is released.

DHS said his record includes prior convictions in Washington for two counts of selling, distributing, or dispensing a controlled substance, conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance, and unlawfully transporting firearms. DHS said he first entered illegally through Texas in 2008 and was deported the same day, re-entered at an unknown date and place, was deported a second time in August 2020 after a prison sentence, and entered illegally a third time at an unknown date and place. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Mata-Cedillo will spend 20 years in prison and will be removed after the sentence.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office posted that he distributed cocaine in St. Louis for a Mexican cartel. That cartel claim is the U.S. Attorney’s post. The DHS release does not use the word cartel. This page does not have the judgment.

Sources: DHS — Mata-Cedillo sentenced to 20 years (Oct. 8, 2026) | DHS on X (Oct. 8, 2026, 11:09 a.m. Pacific) | U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Missouri on X (Sept. 30, 2026) | U.S. Attorney release linked from that post

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BREAKING 10/8: HEBBRONVILLE — CBP SAYS BORDER PATROL FOUND 21 ILLEGAL ALIENS IN A BOX TRUCK’S FALSE COMPARTMENT

CBP POSTED THURSDAY AT 11:00 A.M. PACIFIC. HSI SAN ANTONIO POSTED THE ARREST ON OCT. 7. BOTH SAY THE STOP WAS OCT. 4. A U.S. CITIZEN WAS ARRESTED. THE 21 ARE DESCRIBED AS ILLEGAL ALIENS. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES FOR THE 21. NO CHARGE. NO CASE NUMBER. A STILL PHOTO ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE 2016 HEBBRONVILLE ENCOUNTER ALREADY LOWER ON THIS PAGE. HSI San Antonio said that on Oct. 4, HSI Laredo, working with the U.S. Border Patrol, arrested a U.S. citizen after agents found 21 illegal aliens concealed in a false compartment of a box truck at the FM 1017 checkpoint south of Hebbronville, Texas. HSI said it is a joint HSI and Border Patrol investigation.

CBP’s Thursday post said the temperature inside the compartment was above 90 degrees Fahrenheit. That figure is in the CBP post. It is not in the HSI post. Neither post names the driver. Neither post says a complaint has been filed.

Sources: CBP on X — Hebbronville box truck (Oct. 8, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Pacific) | HSI San Antonio on X — the Oct. 4 arrest (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/8: AGUADILLA — BORDER PATROL SAYS IT SEIZED ABOUT 562 POUNDS OF COCAINE AND ARRESTED TWO U.S. CITIZENS

CBP NATIONAL RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 8. CBP SAYS THE STOP WAS EARLY MONDAY, OCT. 5. THE TWO PEOPLE ARRESTED ARE U.S. CITIZENS, NOT ILLEGAL ALIENS. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THE RELEASE TEXT SAYS ABOUT 562 POUNDS AND 231 PACKAGES. THE PHOTO TITLE ON THE SAME PAGE SAYS 597 KILOS. CBP DOES NOT EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE. U.S. Border Patrol agents in Ramey Sector, working with the Puerto Rico Police Department’s Fuerzas Unidas de Rápida Acción, seized about 562 pounds of suspected cocaine near Aguadilla. CBP said that on Oct. 5, personnel intercepted a suspicious vessel in waters west of Aguadilla and found 231 packages that field-tested positive for cocaine.

CBP said the vessel, the suspected narcotics, and the two U.S. citizens were taken to the Ramey Border Patrol Station. CBP said the Drug Enforcement Administration has the investigation and the prosecution. Ramey Sector Chief Patrol Agent Reggie Johnson said the seizure kept a significant quantity of narcotics from the community. CBP said the investigation is ongoing. The release does not name a smuggling organization and does not say the load was bound for the mainland.

Source: CBP — Aguadilla cocaine seizure (Oct. 8, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/7: LOS ANGELES — ICE SAYS OFFICERS ARRESTED FOUR GANG MEMBERS, INCLUDING TWO MEXICAN NATIONALS REMOVED AT LEAST TWICE

ICE LOS ANGELES POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 5:18 P.M. PACIFIC. FOUR ARRESTS IN ONE THREAD. ICE CALLS EACH MAN A GANG MEMBER. ICE DOES NOT NAME THE GANG. NO ARREST DATE. NO CASE NUMBER. NO COURT, EXCEPT A 2014 NEW MEXICO SENTENCE FOR ONE MAN. STILL PHOTOS ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS PAGE IS NOT ADDING CONVICTIONS THE POSTS DO NOT STATE. ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested four men it called gang members. ICE did not say where in the Los Angeles area each arrest happened.

• Fredy Alberto Hernandez, 47, El Salvador. ICE said he was sentenced to more than 4 years for crimes since 2010, including vandalism, threats to terrorize, and domestic violence. ICE said he will remain in custody pending immigration proceedings.
• Jorge Luis Molina Vides, 31, Venezuela. ICE said he was sentenced in 2014 in New Mexico to 2.5 years for cyberstalking and interstate domestic violence and that he has a final order of removal. ICE said he will remain in custody pending removal.
• Pedro Lara-Torrez, 40, Mexico. ICE said he was removed at least twice and served more than 14 years for crimes including carrying a prohibited weapon and firing a weapon. ICE said he will remain in custody pending removal.
• Luis Alberto Rivera Pena, 44, Mexico. ICE said he was removed at least twice and served more than 7 years, and listed burglary, unauthorized vehicle use, assault, DUI, and reentry. ICE said he will remain in custody pending removal.

Sources: ICE Los Angeles on X — four arrests (Oct. 7, 2026, 5:18 p.m. Pacific) | Hernandez | Molina Vides | Lara-Torrez | Rivera Pena

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BREAKING 10/8: IMPERIAL BEACH — CBP SAYS BORDER PATROL AND THE COAST GUARD TURNED BACK 13 PEOPLE SWIMMING NORTH FROM MEXICO

CBP LOCAL RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 8. CBP SAYS SUNDAY EVENING. ON AN OCT. 8 RELEASE, THE PREVIOUS SUNDAY IS OCT. 4. CBP DOES NOT PRINT THAT CALENDAR DATE. NO ARRESTS IN THE RELEASE. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE CARLSBAD PANGA STOP OR THE POINT LOMA STOP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. San Diego Sector Border Patrol and Coast Guard Sector San Diego said they deterred 13 people from a maritime crossing near Imperial Beach. CBP said that at 8:40 p.m. a Coast Guard drone team detected nine people swimming north across the international maritime boundary. CBP said the drone illuminated them and the group turned south and returned to Mexico.

CBP said that minutes later personnel detected four more suspected illegal aliens swimming north in the same area, and that those swimmers also turned south. CBP said that by 9:22 p.m. all 13 had returned to Mexico without incident. The release does not say anyone was taken into custody. Chief Patrol Agent Justin M. De La Torre said illegal maritime crossings are dangerous and told people not to enter the United States illegally. His warning about smugglers is a general warning. The release does not say a smuggler was present at this crossing. CBP posted no YouTube video.

Source: CBP — Imperial Beach maritime turnback (Oct. 8, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/8: SAN LUIS — YUMA SECTOR SAYS AGENTS ARRESTED A LOS PAISAS GANG MEMBER FOR ILLEGAL REENTRY

YUMA SECTOR POSTED THURSDAY AT 9:10 A.M. PACIFIC. AN ARREST. THE SECTOR SAYS HE FACES FEDERAL ILLEGAL-REENTRY PROSECUTION. THE POST DOES NOT GIVE A CASE NUMBER OR SAY A COMPLAINT HAS BEEN FILED. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO NAME. NO AGE. NO NATIONALITY STATED. NO ARREST TIME. A STILL GRAPHIC ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Yuma Station Border Patrol said agents arrested a Los Paisas gang member who was attempting to enter the country illegally near San Luis, Arizona. The sector said he has an extensive history of immigration crimes dating back to 1989. The sector said he now faces felony criminal charges and will be prosecuted federally under 8 USC 1326 for illegal reentry. That prosecution claim is the sector’s. This page does not have a court docket.

The sector’s graphic labels him a Paisa gang member. It does not print his name. This is not the Paisas gang members already listed in the August deportation posts on this page. San Luis in this post is San Luis, Arizona, not San Luis Potosi.

Source: Yuma Sector Border Patrol — San Luis arrest (Oct. 8, 2026, 9:10 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: DATELAND — BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS SEIZED 36 PACKAGES OF METH WORTH MORE THAN $91,000

CHIEF’S POST DATED THURSDAY AT 7:00 A.M. PACIFIC. A DRUG SEIZURE. THE CAPTION SAYS ARIZONA. THE GRAPHIC SAYS DATELAND. NO WEIGHT. NO NAMES. NO NATIONALITY. NO TIME OF THE STOP. NO COURT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT TUESDAY’S DATELAND POST ON THIS PAGE, WHICH DESCRIBED 18 BUNDLES OF COCAINE AND SUSPECTED FENTANYL IN A SEDAN. THIS PAGE IS NOT MERGING THE TWO. THIS IS NOT THE 962-POUND LIQUID-METH SEIZURE ON INTERSTATE 15. Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said agents in Arizona seized 36 packages of meth valued at over $91,000. He said the driver is now facing federal drug charges. Facing charges is not a conviction. The post does not name a judicial district or a docket.

The chief’s graphic is labeled “meth seizure” and “dateland, az.” The caption text says Arizona and does not name the town. The post does not say whether the driver is a U.S. citizen, a lawful resident, or an illegal alien.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief — 36 packages of meth (Oct. 8, 2026, 7:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: MURRIETA — CBP SAYS BORDER PATROL SEIZED 962 POUNDS OF LIQUID METH FROM A SEMI-TRUCK FUEL TANK ON INTERSTATE 15

CBP NATIONAL RELEASE DATED THURSDAY, OCT. 8. THE STOP WAS SEPT. 29 AT 11 A.M. A DRUG SEIZURE. THE DRIVER IS A MEXICAN NATIONAL. CBP DOES NOT NAME HIM AND DOES NOT GIVE AN AGE. STREET VALUE OF $1 MILLION IS CBP’S ESTIMATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP SPELLED THE DATELINE MURRIETTA. San Diego Sector Border Patrol said agents stopped a northbound semi-truck, traveling without a trailer, on Interstate 15 about a quarter mile north of the California Highway Patrol scales. CBP said a Newton-Azrak station agent and his K-9 partner, Loki, found signs of liquid methamphetamine concealed in at least one fuel tank. Hazardous-response specialists extracted the liquid. CBP said it tested positive for methamphetamine: 962 pounds, about 115 gallons.

CBP said agents turned the driver over to Homeland Security Investigations and local authorities for state prosecution, and that Border Patrol seized the truck. That handoff is not a conviction. Chief Patrol Agent Justin M. De La Torre called it a seizure of liquid methamphetamine and credited the agents, the K-9 unit, and partner agencies. CBP posted still photos. It did not post a YouTube video. This is not the Sept. 22 San Ysidro bus seizure already on this page.

Source: CBP — 962 pounds of liquid meth on Interstate 15 (Oct. 8, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/8: MISSISSIPPI — ICE SAYS IT DEPORTED ISAIAS CAMACHO-CABALLERO TO MEXICO AFTER A JOINT OPERATION

ICE POSTED THURSDAY AT 9:05 A.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THE REMOVAL IS DONE. ICE SAYS HE WAS PREVIOUSLY REMOVED IN 2014 AND THEN REENTERED ILLEGALLY. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. NO REMOVAL DATE. NO FLIGHT. A STILL IMAGE ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE said it deported Isaias Camacho-Caballero to Mexico after his arrest during a joint operation in Mississippi. ICE said his criminal history includes battery in Tampa, Florida, and a DUI-related hit and run in Chattanooga, Tennessee. ICE did not say whether those entries are convictions or arrests. This page is not adding charges the post does not list.

Source: ICE on X — Camacho-Caballero deported to Mexico (Oct. 8, 2026, 9:05 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/8: OCALA — DHS SAYS A BRAZILIAN WHO PLEADED GUILTY IN A FAKE-AGENCY CASE WILL BE DEPORTED AFTER HIS SENTENCE

DHS POSTED THURSDAY AT 8:22 A.M. PACIFIC. THE GUILTY PLEA IS A SEPT. 28 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE. A PLEA IS NOT A SENTENCE. SENTENCING IS SET FOR DEC. 18. DOJ SAYS HE IS IN DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS. DHS SAYS HE WILL BE DEPORTED AFTER THE SENTENCE. NO REMOVAL DATE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida said Mario Cesar Dos Santos, Jr., 50, of Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud and one count of fraudulent use of government seals. DOJ said he faces up to 20 years in federal prison. DOJ said he is a Brazilian national who came to the United States in 2016, overstayed his visa, and is undergoing deportation proceedings.

DOJ said Dos Santos was president of Chaplain Emergency Management Agency, Inc., which he falsely claimed was a government agency endorsed by FEMA. DOJ said he used the seals of FEMA, DHS, and the FBI, charged people to attend courses, and told them identification cards and badges would give them immunity from immigration enforcement and keep them safe from deportation. DHS on Thursday called him an illegal alien and said that once his sentence is served, he will be deported. DHS did not post a removal order. This page is not treating the DHS sentence as a judge’s order.

Source: DHS on X — Dos Santos will be deported after his sentence (Oct. 8, 2026, 8:22 a.m. Pacific) | DOJ — guilty plea (Sept. 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/7: EAST PENNSBORO — DHS SAYS ICE ARRESTED A NIGERIAN NATIONAL WHO PLEADED GUILTY TO DISORDERLY CONDUCT

DHS RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7. THE LOCAL ARREST WAS SEPT. 27. THE ICE ARREST WAS OCT. 1. DHS SAYS THE GUILTY PLEA IS TO DISORDERLY CONDUCT. DHS DOES NOT SAY HE WAS CONVICTED OF INDECENT EXPOSURE. NO AGE. NO DOCKET. NO SENTENCE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said Chimaobim Adedayo Igbojekwe, an illegal alien from Nigeria, was arrested in East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania, for indecent exposure and disorderly conduct, and that he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. DHS said ICE arrested him Oct. 1 after that conviction. DHS said he was lawfully admitted in June 2017, that his authorized stay expired in November 2019, that he remained illegally, and that the Biden administration granted him deferred action in September 2021.

DHS, citing local reporting, said he was working as a canvasser for Janelle Stelson, the Democratic nominee in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District, and that he was caught in public with his pants off in a residential neighborhood near a park, with residents, including children, in the area. ICE Deputy Director Charles Wall said Stelson employed him on a congressional campaign. That employment claim is Wall’s. DHS points to local reporting for the canvasser description. This page is not treating “employ” as a campaign payroll record.

Source: DHS — East Pennsboro arrest (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/7: ICE NAMES SEVEN AND THEIR CONVICTIONS. THE POST DOES NOT GIVE A REMOVAL DATE.

ICE POSTED WEDNESDAY AT 2:36 P.M. PACIFIC. CONVICTIONS, AS ICE STATES THEM. ICE SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE TO REMOVE CRIMINALS LIKE THESE. ICE DOES NOT SAY THESE SEVEN WERE REMOVED ON A STATED DAY. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO COURTS. NO DESTINATIONS. STILL IMAGES ON X. NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT TUESDAY’S SEVEN-NAME REMOVAL LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. ICE said illegal aliens have no place in the country. The headquarters thread names seven people and a conviction for each. It does not give ages, sentences, courts, or the country each person was sent to.

• Jhonny David Aries-Martinez, Venezuela. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine while on board a vessel.
• Jorge Luis Urribarri Vento, Venezuela. ICE said a conviction for transactional money laundering.
• Daniel Noe Lopez Silva, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for importation of fentanyl.
• Gildardo Jasso Medina, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for child molestation.
• Angel De Jesus Pulido, Mexico. ICE said convictions for second-degree burglary and DUI.
• Fernando Josue Herrera-Rivera, Honduras. ICE said convictions for dangerous weapon-conceal and second-degree arson.
• Javier Roman Flores, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for two counts of lewd or lascivious acts upon a child. This is not Luis Alfonso Garcia-Jimenez, already on this page.

Source: ICE on X — seven named with convictions (Oct. 7, 2026, 2:36 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/7: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE IT SAYS ICE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A CHILD-SEX CONVICTION AND A CONVICTION FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF AN ANIMAL

DHS RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7. CONVICTIONS, AS DHS STATES THEM. THE RELEASE SAYS YESTERDAY. ON AN OCT. 7 RELEASE, YESTERDAY IS OCT. 6. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST TIMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT TUESDAY’S FIVE-NAME LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE, AND IT IS NOT MONDAY’S FIFTEEN-NAME WEEKEND LIST. DHS said ICE yesterday arrested criminal illegal aliens convicted for sexual conduct against a child, sexual abuse of an animal, manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance, and other crimes. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested pedophiles, animal abusers, and drug traffickers, and that illegal aliens are not welcome. That is his statement.

THE FIVE NAMED IN WEDNESDAY’S RELEASE:

• Edis Canales-Montoya, Honduras. DHS said a conviction for course of sexual conduct against a child in Riverhead, New York.
• Gonzalo Sanchez, Mexico. DHS said convictions for possession of child pornography and driving under the influence in Chicago, Illinois.
• Carlos Arturo Zelaya-Argueta, El Salvador. DHS said convictions for sexual abuse of an animal and distribution of Schedule I or II drugs in Arlington, Virginia.
• Manuel Gomez-Lopez, Guatemala. DHS said a conviction for manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance in San Antonio, Texas. This is not the San Antonio highlight below.
• Jesus Garcia-Serrano, Mexico. DHS said convictions for obstructing a criminal investigation and unlawful possession of handguns in Mercer County, New Jersey.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst arrests (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/7: SAN ANTONIO — DHS HIGHLIGHTS FIVE ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING TWO VENEZUELANS SENTENCED IN JUNE ON CHILD-TRAFFICKING CONVICTIONS

DHS RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7. THIS IS A HIGHLIGHT OF OLDER CASES, NOT A LIST OF ARRESTS MADE YESTERDAY. THE VENEZUELAN SENTENCES ARE FROM JUNE. THE OTHER ARRESTS DHS DATES ARE JUNE AND JULY 2026. CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES, AS DHS STATES THEM. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS highlighted illegal aliens arrested by ICE or convicted of crimes in San Antonio, including child sex traffickers, drug traffickers, and thieves. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said San Antonio had been plagued by those crimes and that DHS is getting them off the streets. That is his statement.

• Giannys Alexandra Ramirez-Fernandez, Venezuela. DHS said convictions for conspiracy to traffic a child and transportation of a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity. DHS said the sentence was 12 and a half years.
• Nelson Adrian Perez-Martinez, Venezuela. DHS said those two convictions plus benefiting from sex trafficking of children and aiding and abetting coercion and enticement. DHS said the sentence was 20 years.
• Victor Gonzalez-Ibarra, Mexico. DHS said convictions for conspiracy to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine and for possessing or carrying a firearm during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime. DHS said ICE arrested him in July 2026.
• Miguel Cadena-Gomez, Mexico. DHS said convictions for indecency with a child — sexual contact, and for possession of a controlled substance. DHS said ICE arrested him in June 2026.
• Naun Martinez-Zuniga, Mexico. DHS said convictions for four counts of illegal re-entry, making a terrorist threat, theft of property, two counts of possession of marijuana, and possession of a controlled substance. “Terrorist threat” is the conviction label DHS used. DHS said ICE arrested him in June 2026.

Source: DHS — San Antonio highlight (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/7: BRONX — FOX NEWS SAYS TWO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS WERE ARRESTED AFTER THE STABBING OF AN OFF-DUTY NYPD DETECTIVE

FOX NEWS VIDEO DATED OCTOBER 7, 2026. ARRESTS, AS FOX STATES THEM. THIS PAGE’S OCT. 6 DHS ITEM SAID BOTH SUSPECTS REMAINED AT LARGE. DHS ON OCT. 6 NAMED DANGELO RAFAEL JEAN CARABALLO AND SNEIDER MEJIA BAUTISTA, BOTH FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. FOX’S TITLE DOES NOT REPEAT THOSE NAMES. Fox News reported two illegal immigrants were arrested after the stabbing of an off-duty NYPD detective. This page is not treating the Fox headline as a charging document. The Oct. 6 DHS release already on this page said the men were suspects and at large after an Oct. 2 Bronx stabbing.

Source: Fox News — illegal immigrants arrested after NYPD detective stabbing (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/7: SAN YSIDRO — CBP SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED 262 POUNDS OF COCAINE FROM A COMMERCIAL BUS GAS TANK

CBP RELEASE DATED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7. CBP SAYS THE SEIZURE WAS SEPT. 22. STREET VALUE IS CBP’S ESTIMATE OF $5 MILLION. NO AGE FOR THE DRIVER. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP SAYS A MEXICAN NATIONAL DROVE A 2004 MCI DINA COMMERCIAL BUS. CBP said officers at the San Ysidro Port of Entry referred the bus for secondary inspection after the driver applied for entry. CBP said a nonintrusive inspection system detected anomalies in the gas tank and a canine team alerted. Officers found signs of tampering and a nonfactory compartment. CBP said they seized 110 packages containing 262.21 pounds of cocaine. CBP said the driver faces state prosecution for the importation of narcotics and that officers canceled his visa.

Source: CBP — San Ysidro commercial-bus cocaine seizure (Oct. 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: PUERTO RICO — ICE SAYS IT DEPORTED A DOMINICAN WOMAN WITH A CHILD-ABUSE RECORD AFTER HER RELEASE FROM BAYAMON WOMEN’S JAIL

ICE POSTED TUESDAY AT 3:45 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THE REMOVAL IS DONE. “CHILD ABUSE” IS ICE’S PHRASE FOR HER CRIMINAL HISTORY. ICE DOES NOT SAY CONVICTION OR ARREST. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. NO STATUTE. NO DATE OF THE JAIL RELEASE. NO FLIGHT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. A STILL IMAGE ON X. THIS IS NOT DETECTIVE JOSE MERCEDES, THE OFF-DUTY NYPD VICTIM ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THIS IS NOT THE TWO DOMINICAN STABBING SUSPECTS. ICE said it arrested Damil Emilia Mercedes-Silven when she was released from the Bayamon Women’s Jail in Puerto Rico and deported her to the Dominican Republic. ICE said her criminal history includes child abuse. ICE called her a violent criminal illegal alien. That label is ICE’s. The Spanish-language ICE account posted the same item at the same minute. It spelled the surname Mercedes Silven, without the hyphen, and it translated the jail as the Cárcel de Mujeres de Bayamón.

Source: ICE on X — deportation from Bayamon (Oct. 6, 2026, 3:45 p.m. Pacific) | ICE en Español (same minute)

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BREAKING 10/6: REMOVED — ICE NAMES SEVEN IT SAYS WERE REMOVED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING CHILD-SEX, RAPE, AND COCAINE-IMPORTATION CONVICTIONS

ICE POSTED TUESDAY AT 1:22 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THESE ARE YESTERDAY’S REMOVALS, SO MONDAY, OCT. 5. CONVICTIONS, AS ICE STATES THEM. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO COURTS. NO DESTINATIONS. NO REMOVAL TIMES. THE POSTS ARE STILL IMAGES ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT MONDAY’S ELEVEN-NAME WEEKEND LIST. THIS IS NOT TUESDAY’S DHS ARREST LIST OF FIVE. ICE said yesterday’s removals included rapists, gang members, child predators, and other public safety threats. The headquarters thread names seven people and a conviction for each. It does not give ages, sentences, courts, the time of each removal, or the country each person was sent to. None of the seven posts names a gang member. That word is in the introduction only. ICE said the removals included these cases. It did not say these seven were the full count.

• Alexander Duran-Garcia, El Salvador. ICE said a conviction for lewd act upon child age 14 or 15 and conspiring to dissuade witness.
• Ignacio Abraham Vazquez Hernandez, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to distribute fentanyl.
• Jesus Nicolas Sanchez Ramirez, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
• Miguel Angel Guerrero, El Salvador. ICE said a conviction for attempted 1st degree statutory sex offense.
• Isidro Zarate-Valente, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for malicious assault in secret.
• Saul Vazquez Mora, Mexico. ICE said convictions for rape and domestic battery. ICE did not give a victim’s age.
• Jonathan Gomez Rangel, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for importation of cocaine. This is not Jose Humberto Guerrero Hernandez, already on this page for an importation-of-cocaine conviction.

Source: ICE on X — seven named in yesterday’s removals (Oct. 6, 2026, 1:22 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/6: MANASSAS — ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED A SALVADORAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH FOUR COUNTS OF AGGRAVATED SEXUAL BATTERY

ICE RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 6. THE SEXUAL-BATTERY COUNTS ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE DOES NOT GIVE AN AGE, A DOCKET, A VICTIM’S AGE, OR A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE Washington, D.C. said it arrested Luis Alfonso Garcia-Jimenez, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, on Sept. 2 in Manassas, Virginia. ICE said he is charged with four counts of felony aggravated sexual battery. ICE said he also has a driving-while-intoxicated conviction.

ICE said Garcia-Jimenez entered illegally on an unknown date, at an unknown location, and that he was not inspected, admitted, or paroled. ICE said Manassas police arrested him Dec. 24, 2016, and charged him with DWI. ICE said the Prince William General District Court convicted him of DWI on March 20, 2017, sentenced him to 30 days in prison, and imposed a fine. ICE said the Prince William County Sheriff’s Office arrested him again on March 6, 2026, and charged him with four counts of felony aggravated sexual battery.

ICE Washington, D.C. Field Office Director Robert Guadian called him a suspected sexual predator. Guadian said the sexual-battery counts are in addition to convictions for DWI and public-order crimes. The release spells out the DWI conviction. It does not list the public-order convictions. That phrase is Guadian’s. ICE said officers placed Garcia-Jimenez in removal proceedings, that he will receive due process, and that he will remain in ICE custody while those proceedings are pending.

Source: ICE — Washington, D.C. arrest in Manassas (Oct. 6, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE ARRESTED YESTERDAY, INCLUDING A CHILD-SEX CONVICTION, A MONEY-LAUNDERING CONVICTION, AND A HEROIN CONVICTION

DHS RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 6. CONVICTIONS, AS DHS STATES THEM. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST TIMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT MONDAY’S FIFTEEN-NAME WEEKEND LIST ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. The Department of Homeland Security said ICE yesterday arrested more criminal illegal aliens. DHS said the convictions include lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14, money laundering, and trafficking heroin or morphine. The release is dated Oct. 6, so “yesterday” is Oct. 5. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested pedophiles, money launderers, and drug traffickers, and that illegal aliens are not welcome. That is his statement.

THE FIVE NAMED IN TUESDAY’S RELEASE:

• Francisco Luperico-Jimenez, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 in Willows, California.
• Han Lee, South Korea. DHS said convictions for money laundering and for conspiracy to persuade, induce, entice, and coerce one or more individuals, in Boston, Massachusetts. DHS did not say who those individuals were.
• Samuel Romero-Landestoy, Dominican Republic. DHS said a conviction for trafficking a controlled substance, heroin/morphine, in Shirley, Massachusetts. This is not Richard Vieira, the Brazilian already on this page from an arrest in Shirley.
• Juan Gonzalez-Ruiz, Colombia. DHS said a conviction for manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance in Harris County, Texas. This is not Luis Adrian Gonzalez-Ruiz, the Mexican national already on this page.
• Juan Carlos Galeana-Flores, Mexico. DHS said a burglary conviction in Bonneville County, Idaho.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst arrests (Oct. 6, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: HIDALGO — CBP SAYS OFFICERS SEIZED 59.78 POUNDS OF COCAINE AT THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE

CBP LOCAL RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 6. THE STOP WAS SEPT. 27. A DRUG SEIZURE. NO NAMES. NO NATIONALITY. THE RELEASE DOES NOT SAY ANYONE WAS ARRESTED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE OCT. 5 LAREDO JUAREZ-LINCOLN SEIZURE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. Customs and Border Protection said officers at the Hidalgo International Bridge intercepted alleged cocaine hidden in a vehicle and valued it at $798,000. CBP said the vehicle was a black Chevrolet pickup coming from Reynosa, Mexico, on Sept. 27. CBP said officers sent it to secondary. CBP said nonintrusive inspection showed anomalies and a canine alerted to the odor of narcotics. CBP said a physical search found 22 packages of alleged cocaine weighing 59.78 pounds (27.12 kilograms).

CBP said officers seized the narcotics and the vehicle, and that Homeland Security Investigations special agents opened a criminal investigation. Port Director Carlos Rodriguez, Hidalgo/Pharr/Anzalduas Port of Entry, said officers use the tools they have to stop smuggling attempts. CBP spelled the dateline Hildago once and Hidalgo in the body. CBP posted a still photo. It did not post a YouTube video.

Source: CBP — $798,000 in cocaine at Hidalgo International Bridge (Oct. 6, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: NEWPORT BEACH — CBP POSTS THE BOARDING VIDEO FROM SATURDAY’S STOP; THE NEW YORK POST REPORTS A FEDERAL CHARGE

VIDEO POSTED TUESDAY, OCT. 6, AT 6:34 A.M. PACIFIC. THE CHARGE IS A NEWSPAPER REPORT, NOT A JUSTICE.GOV RELEASE FOUND ON THIS UPDATE. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO DOCKET NUMBER. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP Air and Marine Operations posted video of the Oct. 3 stop already on this page as the Long Beach Marine Unit intercept. The agency said the vessel was south of Newport Beach, California, and that it was carrying 14 undocumented noncitizens. It said the crew took all 14 to the U.S. Coast Guard dock in Newport Beach, that one person was evaluated and cleared by EMS, that Border Patrol took custody for processing, and that the vessel was seized. The video is on X. It runs about one minute. It is not on YouTube.

Monday’s official posts, already on this page, said 14 Mexican nationals and did not name Newport Beach, the dock, the medical check, or a seizure. They did not name anyone. This video post still does not name anyone. Monday’s post called them Mexican nationals. Tuesday’s post called them undocumented noncitizens. This page is not treating those phrases as two groups. This is the same Oct. 3 stop.

Hunter Robinson, executive director of Air and Marine Operations for the Southwest, reposted the video at 7:57 a.m. Pacific. He called it exclusive video of the Oct. 3 interdiction and the apprehension of 14 illegal aliens.

The New York Post reported at 3:04 p.m. Eastern (12:04 p.m. Pacific) that the Department of Justice said Jose Miguel Castro-Duenas, 44, a Mexican national, was charged Tuesday with attempted transportation of illegal aliens and illegal reentry. The Post said he was previously deported and also uses the name Luis Enrique Santoyo-Orozco. The Post said he made an initial appearance on Oct. 5 and that arraignment is set for Nov. 9. The Post quoted First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli calling him a previously deported illegal alien smuggler who reentered and resumed smuggling in a coastal community. That is the Post’s account of what the Justice Department said. This page did not find a justice.gov press release or a public case number for that charge. The Post also said an agent on the video is heard saying he had eight people below, and that people came out from under the deck. The Post said one passenger was evaluated for dehydration and seasickness and cleared. CBP’s own post says one person was evaluated and cleared by EMS. It does not give the medical reason. The Post does not report a conviction.

Sources: CBP Air and Marine Operations — Newport Beach boarding video (Oct. 6, 2026, 6:34 a.m. Pacific) | Hunter Robinson repost (Oct. 6, 2026, 7:57 a.m. Pacific) | New York Post — reported charge (Oct. 6, 2026, 12:04 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/6: BRONX — DHS SAYS TWO DOMINICAN NATIONALS ARE SUSPECTS IN THE STABBING OF AN OFF-DUTY NYPD DETECTIVE; BOTH REMAIN AT LARGE

DHS RELEASE DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 6. SUSPECTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. DHS DOES NOT NAME THE DETECTIVE, GIVE AGES, OR SAY EITHER MAN HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR THIS ATTACK. DHS POSTED STILL PHOTOS. DHS DID NOT POST A YOUTUBE VIDEO. The Department of Homeland Security said two illegal aliens are accused of stabbing an off-duty New York Police Department detective, and that both suspects remain at large. DHS said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations in New York City identified them as Dangelo Rafael Jean Caraballo and Sneider Mejia Bautista, both from the Dominican Republic.

DHS, citing local reporting, said the incident was Oct. 2 in the Bronx. DHS said the two approached the detective, attempted to rob him, and stabbed him seven times when he defended himself. DHS said he was taken to a local hospital and is reportedly recovering. DHS said the suspects fled on an e-bike. DHS did not name the hospital or the street.

DHS said Caraballo’s prior arrests include reckless endangerment, reckless driving, unlawful fleeing from a police officer in a motor vehicle, possession of burglar’s tools, criminal possession of a controlled substance, criminal possession of a weapon involving a loaded firearm, and second-degree menacing involving a weapon. DHS said that after a December 2024 arrest for possession of burglar’s tools, local law enforcement released him before ICE could lodge a detainer. DHS said Bautista’s prior arrests include criminal possession of stolen property, possession of burglar’s tools, grand larceny, and criminal possession of a weapon. DHS said that after an October 2025 arrest for criminal possession of a weapon, ICE lodged a detainer and the NYPD declined it. DHS said his other arrests ended with release before ICE could lodge a detainer. DHS did not say which of those arrests produced a conviction. An arrest is not a conviction.

DHS said Caraballo entered illegally through Arizona in February 2023, Border Patrol arrested him, and the Biden administration released him. DHS said Bautista entered illegally through Arizona in December 2022, Border Patrol encountered him, and the Biden administration released him. DHS said an immigration judge issued Bautista a final order of removal on May 8, 2025. DHS did not say Caraballo has a final order.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin said both men were released into the country by the Biden administration and that, after multiple prior arrests in New York, sanctuary politicians refused to cooperate with ICE and released them. He said the suspects remain at large and called on New York authorities to cooperate. That is his statement. No court has ruled on this attack.

The NBC New York story DHS linked was published Oct. 2, before any names. It said the detective was 33, that he was stabbed seven times in the torso and leg, and that it happened around 2 p.m. Friday near East 206th Street and Rochambeau Avenue in Norwood. It said police believed the suspects tried to snatch a gold chain, that a gold chain was still on the floor at the scene, and that the two fled on an e-bike. It said he was rushed to Jacobi Hospital and was recovering. It did not name him.

amNewYork said Commissioner Jessica Tisch, at One Police Plaza on Oct. 6, identified 25-year-old D’Angelo Caraballo, with two prior arrests, and 24-year-old Sneider Mejia. It said they attacked Detective Jose Mercedes of the 44th Precinct at about 1:45 p.m. on Oct. 2 near 3174 Rochambeau Ave. It said sources said the two rode up on a moped, stabbed him seven times, took a chain from his neck, and fled, and that he was released from Jacobi Hospital on Monday evening. Tisch said he stood up from his wheelchair and walked out. DHS spells the names Dangelo Rafael Jean Caraballo and Sneider Mejia Bautista. The names Tisch used, as reported, drop the middle names and the Bautista surname. Those reports do not say either man is Dominican or in the country illegally. DHS did.

The local arrest counts do not match DHS or each other. Gothamist said Tisch named the two as wanted on charges of attempted murder, robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon, and that she did it at an unrelated press conference. DHS did not list those charges. ABC7 said police say Caraballo has five prior arrests. The New York Post said sources told it Caraballo has two prior arrests and that Mejia has one arrest from last year in a sealed case. DHS listed more prior arrests for both men. This page is not choosing one count. No outlet reported an arrest for Friday’s attack. Both men were still being sought.

CBS New York, Oct. 4: Kristie Keleshian on the search and the photographs. This report is from before DHS named the suspects. It is not a conviction, and it does not state an immigration status.

Sources: DHS — two suspects in the stabbing of an off-duty NYPD detective remain at large (Oct. 6, 2026) | NBC New York — the local report DHS cited (Oct. 2, 2026) | amNewYork — Tisch identifies the two (Oct. 6, 2026) | Gothamist — Tisch on the charges (Oct. 6, 2026) | ABC7 New York (Oct. 6, 2026) | New York Post (Oct. 6, 2026) | CBS New York on YouTube (Oct. 4, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: DATELAND — BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS AGENTS SEIZED COCAINE AND SUSPECTED FENTANYL FROM A SEDAN

CHIEF’S POST DATED TUESDAY, OCT. 6. A DRUG SEIZURE. NO WEIGHT. NO STREET VALUE. NO NAMES. NO NATIONALITY. NO TIME OF THE STOP. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said agents on highway operations in Dateland, Arizona, intercepted 18 cellophane-wrapped bundles of narcotics concealed in a sedan. He said six of the packages were cocaine and 12 were suspected fentanyl. He said the driver is now in DEA custody, pending drug charges.

The post does not say whether the driver is a U.S. citizen, a lawful resident, or an illegal alien. It does not name a highway, a checkpoint, or a sector. Dateland is on Interstate 8 in the Yuma Sector corridor. That location is context. It is not in the chief’s post.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief — Dateland seizure (Oct. 6, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: LOCHIEL — CBP SAYS FOUR COTTONWOODS ON FEDERAL LAND ARE DOWN FOR THE BORDER WALL; THE AGENCY DID NOT PUBLISH AN ARREST COUNT

STATEMENTS REPORTED MONDAY, OCT. 5. NOT A CBP.GOV PRESS RELEASE. ARREST NUMBERS COME FROM PROTESTERS AND LOCAL NEWS, NOT FROM CBP. NO NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. A CBP spokesperson told KVOA that the agency had cleared four cottonwoods from federal property in Lochiel, Arizona, as of Monday. Arizona Luminaria reported a CBP statement the same day that all four cottonwood trees on federal land in Lochiel marked for removal were down. The trees stood in the path of border wall construction in the San Rafael Valley.

CBP spokesperson Jessica Turner told the Tucson Sentinel the agency found no migratory bird nests in the trees during pre-construction review. She said CBP recognizes the importance of protecting the environment, wildlife, and cultural resources during border wall construction. She wrote that high volumes of unauthorized crossings often leave trash, pollution, and damage to habitats and agriculture, and that before construction CBP conducts environmental and cultural reviews, seeks public input, and works with state and federal agencies. Turner did not mention arrests in that statement.

Protesters told the Tucson Sentinel that Border Patrol agents cleared the camp Monday morning, that the last tree fell around 8:30 a.m., and that agents arrested 10 people and cited 10 more. They said six of those arrested were later released in Nogales and four in Tucson. The Arizona Republic also reported 10 arrests and said DHS had not answered its questions about a warrant or how the arrests were made. Other accounts put the number higher. This page is not using those figures as a CBP count.

Rep. Adelita Grijalva, quoted by the Tucson Sentinel, called the arrests what militarization of the borderlands looks like and called the wall reckless. That is her statement.

Sources: KVOA — CBP removes cottonwoods in Lochiel (Oct. 5, 2026) | Tucson Sentinel — Lochiel camp cleared (Oct. 5, 2026) | Arizona Luminaria via Inside Climate News — CBP statement on the four trees (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: CABO CABRON — COAST GUARD AND THE DOMINICAN NAVY RESCUE 61 FROM A SINKING BOAT; NATIONALITIES NOT YET DETERMINED

COAST GUARD RELEASE DATED MONDAY, OCT. 5. FILED HERE TUESDAY. A RESCUE, NOT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO INJURY COUNT. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The Coast Guard said the cutter Winslow Griesser and two Dominican Republic Navy vessels rescued 61 people Monday morning from a grossly overloaded, sinking vessel off the Dominican Republic. The Coast Guard called them alien migrants. It said all 61 were rescued and transferred to Dominican Republic Navy boats on scene. It said their nationalities are not yet determined.

The release says that at about 5:50 a.m. the Winslow Griesser detected a 30-foot makeshift vessel taking on water, about 12 nautical miles northwest of Cabo Cabron. A photo caption on the same release says Cayo Cabron. The release does not give a time zone. It says the cutter was in Dominican territorial waters under what it called a joint bilateral agreement to help deter unlawful maritime migration. It says a boarding confirmed the boat was rapidly taking on water, and the crew began taking the passengers off. It says an MH-60T Jayhawk from Air Station Borinquen and a Dominican Air Force aircraft responded, and that Dominican Navy patrol boats Capella CG-108 and Algenib Ll-169 arrived and helped. It says the crews embarked all 61.

Cmdr. Matthew Romano, Sector San Juan chief of response, said 61 lives were saved from an overloaded, sinking vessel, and that these voyages are increasing. He said people who take them risk prosecution or immediate repatriation. That is the Coast Guard’s statement. The release does not name a smuggler, a flag, or a court case.

The same release points back to last week’s Mona Passage capsizing, already on this page from Sept. 29. It says a similar venture dumped more than 60 people into the water, that responders rescued 49 and recovered three dead, and that several remain unaccounted for. Monday’s release did not publish a new name list or a new missing-person count. This page’s Sept. 29 item reported 10 missing.

The Coast Guard posted still photos with the release. It did not post a YouTube video.

Source: U.S. Coast Guard — 61 rescued off Cabo Cabron (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: CARLSBAD — COAST GUARD SAYS IT STOPPED 18 SUSPECTED ALIENS ON A PANGA ABOUT 20 MILES OFFSHORE

COAST GUARD RELEASE DATED MONDAY, OCT. 5. THE INTERDICTION WAS SUNDAY. SUSPECTED ALIENS, NOT NAMED DEFENDANTS. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. NO USE-OF-FORCE LINE. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The Coast Guard said the crew of the cutter Forrest Rednour (WPC 1129) interdicted 18 suspected aliens about 20 miles west of Carlsbad on Sunday. It said that at about 4:25 a.m. the crew detected a 25-foot panga-style vessel transiting north of the maritime boundary line and launched a small boat. It said that at about 5:45 a.m. a boarding team embarked the vessel and detained 18 suspected aliens. It said the cutter took all 18 to Oceanside and transferred them to Border Patrol agents.

The release does not give names, ages, nationalities, injuries, or a time zone. The dateline is San Diego. The Coast Guard posted still photos. It did not post a YouTube video. This is not the Point Loma interdiction below.

Source: U.S. Coast Guard — 18 suspected aliens west of Carlsbad (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/6: POINT LOMA — COAST GUARD SAYS CBP AIR AND MARINE SPOTTED THE BOAT; 10 SUSPECTED ALIENS WERE TURNED OVER TO ICE

COAST GUARD RELEASE DATED MONDAY, OCT. 5. THE INTERDICTION WAS SATURDAY. SUSPECTED ALIENS. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO NATIONALITIES. DETAINED WITHOUT FORCE, THE COAST GUARD SAID. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. The Coast Guard said cutter Florence Finch (WPC 1157) interdicted 10 suspected aliens about 24 miles west of Point Loma on Saturday. It said that at about 10 a.m. a Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine asset detected a 23-foot cuddy cabin heading north toward the maritime boundary line and notified the cutter. It said the cutter intercepted the vessel as it crossed the line. It said that at 10:40 a.m. a boarding team detained 10 suspected aliens without the use of force. It said all 10 were taken to Ballast Point and turned over to ICE agents.

The release does not give names, ages, nationalities, or a time zone. The dateline is San Diego. U.S. Coast Guard Southwest posted the same account on X on Monday at 1:26 p.m. Pacific. That post is a still image and a link, not a YouTube video.

Source: U.S. Coast Guard — 10 suspected aliens west of Point Loma (Oct. 5, 2026) | USCG Southwest on X (Oct. 5, 2026, 1:26 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: SOMERSET — ICE SAYS A SALVADORAN REMOVED THREE TIMES WAS ARRESTED ON A CHILD-SEX CHARGE; THE SHERIFF SAYS THE 14-YEAR-OLD WAS A DECOY

POSTED MONDAY AT 3:25 P.M. PACIFIC. A DETAINER, NOT A CONVICTION. ICE AND THE SHERIFF DO NOT USE THE SAME NAME, THE SAME CHARGE, OR THE SAME ACCOUNT OF THE 14-YEAR-OLD. NO DOCKET. NO REMOVAL DATES. THE ICE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE headquarters said its Chicago field office, Louisville suboffice, placed a detainer on Jose Omar Sanchez Castro. ICE called him a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador. ICE said Pulaski County sheriff’s deputies and ICE officers from Bowling Green arrested him in Somerset, Kentucky, after he allegedly traveled there attempting to sexually abuse a 14-year-old child. ICE said removal records show he had been deported from the United States three times. ICE said that, besides what it called a child sex abuse charge, he also faces charges for illegally reentering after removal. ICE did not give an age, a court, a docket number, or the dates of the three removals. A charge is not a conviction.

ICE Chicago posted the same detainer on Oct. 1 and added an alias ICE headquarters did not use on Monday: Josue Omar Preza-Sanchez. The Oct. 1 post said deputies arrested him for unlawful transaction with a minor after he allegedly attempted to engage in sexual activity with a 14-year-old. That post did not say the other person was a decoy, and it did not mention three prior removals.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office account, published Sept. 25 and carried again Monday by Z93, names Jose Omar Preza Sanchez, 48, of Lexington. The sheriff said the online contact began Sept. 21 with a decoy, that he was told more than once the person was 14, and that KyPredoPursuit brought the case to investigators. The sheriff said that on Sept. 25, at about 11:00 a.m., he arrived at a Comfort Inn in Somerset, reserved a room, and had a 7-year-old girl in the vehicle whom he described as autistic. The sheriff said detectives, deputies, and ICE arrested him at about 11:12 a.m. at a Family Dollar. The sheriff said the state charges are attempted first-degree unlawful transaction with a minor, an illegal sex act, under 18, and first-offense distribution of obscene matter to minors, plus a federal immigration detainer. The sheriff did not say he is from El Salvador and did not say he was removed three times. Monday’s ICE post did not use the name Preza, did not give the age 48, and did not say the 14-year-old was a decoy.

This is not the Louisville landlord case, and it is not the Free Gendemeh arrest in Louisville, both already on this page.

Sources: ICE on X — detainer on Jose Omar Sanchez Castro (Oct. 5, 2026, 3:25 p.m. Pacific). ICE Chicago on X — same detainer, with the Preza-Sanchez alias (Oct. 1, 2026, 8:53 a.m. Pacific). Z93 — sheriff’s account (Oct. 5, 2026). WYMT — sheriff’s account (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: DOJ CHARGES SIX MORE LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS WITH VOTING, ON TOP OF THE MINNESOTA TEN ALREADY ON THIS PAGE

ANNOUNCED MONDAY. CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. DOJ SAYS EVERY DEFENDANT IS PRESUMED INNOCENT. ALL SIX NEW NAMES ARE LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS IN THIS RELEASE. DOJ DID NOT SAY ANY OF THE SIX ENTERED ILLEGALLY. NO SENTENCES. NO NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO. The Justice Department said it was announcing charges involving 16 aliens for illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and related election crimes. Ten of the 16 are the Minnesota lawful permanent residents already filed on this page from the Sept. 30 indictment announcement. Monday’s release adds six people in Florida, Louisiana, and Wisconsin. DHS later posted that aliens who vote will be found, arrested, and will face criminal charges and deportation. That is DHS’s message. The court has not ruled.

THE SIX NOT ALREADY ON THIS PAGE:

• Andrea Catanese, 60, Italy, lawful permanent resident. Middle District of Florida. DOJ said a federal indictment charges voting by an alien, attempting to procure naturalization unlawfully, and making a false statement related to naturalization. DOJ said he allegedly voted in the 2024 general election, stated on a naturalization application that he had never voted in a federal election, and made the same statement to an immigration official reviewing the application.
• Terrance Patrick Evans, 37, Bahamas, lawful permanent resident. Middle District of Florida. DOJ said an information charges one count of voting by an alien. DOJ said he voted in the 2024 federal general election knowing he was not a citizen. This is not Craig William Smith, the other Bahamian lawful permanent resident already on this page.
• Pedro Pablo Ruiz, 68, Cuba, lawful permanent resident. Eastern District of Louisiana. DOJ said he was indicted for illegal voting in a federal election and that the indictment says he cast a ballot in the 2024 general election.
• Zianya Yllaly Zamorano, 34, Mexico, lawful permanent resident. Eastern District of Louisiana. DOJ said she was indicted for illegal voting and that the indictment says she cast a ballot in the 2024 general election.
• Dudley Francisco Zeledon, 56, Nicaragua, lawful permanent resident. Eastern District of Louisiana. DOJ said a two-count indictment charges illegal voting. DOJ spells him Zeledon and, in the next sentence, Zeldon. DOJ said the indictment says he cast a ballot in the 2024 primary and the 2024 general election.
• Sara Luma, 30, North Macedonia, lawful permanent resident. Eastern District of Wisconsin. DOJ said she is charged with unlawfully voting as a non-citizen and allegedly voted in the 2024 general election. DOJ said the criminal complaint alleges she registered the same day as the election and signed a Wisconsin voter registration form certifying she was a citizen. DOJ said she told a federal agent she registered and voted on Nov. 5, 2024. That is DOJ’s account of the complaint.

Source: Justice Department — charges involving 16 aliens for election crimes (Oct. 5, 2026). DHS on X — aliens who vote will be found and charged (Oct. 5, 2026, 1:30 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: CBP SAYS FACIAL BIOMETRICS HAVE IDENTIFIED MORE THAN 600,000 OVERSTAYS AND MORE THAN 2,300 IMPOSTORS SINCE 2018

RELEASED MONDAY. A MILESTONE COUNT, NOT AN ARREST LIST. NO NAMES. NO YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN. CBP DID NOT SAY HOW MANY OF THE 600,000 WERE ARRESTED OR REMOVED. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO WITH THE RELEASE. Customs and Border Protection said it has verified the identity of more than 1 billion travelers with facial biometrics at air, land, and sea. Diane J. Sabatino, executive assistant commissioner of the Office of Field Operations, called the count a historic achievement and tied it to the biometric entry-exit mandate. CBP said that since 2018 it has biometrically identified more than 600,000 overstays and more than 2,300 impostors. CBP said facial comparison is in the entry process at every U.S. airport with international arrivals, including Preclearance locations, at exit from 66 airports, at 42 seaports, and in every pedestrian lane at southwest and northern border ports of entry, with vehicle lanes at select land ports. CBP said the match accuracy is over 98 percent.

CBP said the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed in July 2025, provided $673 million to expand biometric entry-exit across U.S. ports of entry. CBP said it is extending facial biometrics to vehicle entry and to crew and passenger embarkation, and that it has started pedestrian-exit camera tests at a southwest port. CBP said it discards U.S. citizen photos within 12 hours and enrolls non-U.S. citizens in the DHS biometric system as confirmation of entry or exit. CBP said a U.S. citizen or eligible traveler who does not want the photo can tell an officer and get a manual document check. This is not the inspector general overstay report already on this page. That report was about higher-priority leads the prior administration did not work. This release is CBP’s own count of biometric overstay and impostor identifications since 2018.

Source: CBP — more than 1 billion travelers verified with facial biometrics (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: REMOVED — ICE LISTS ELEVEN CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS IT SAYS WERE REMOVED OVER THE WEEKEND

POSTED MONDAY AT 2:15 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAYS THEY WERE REMOVED OVER THE WEEKEND. THESE ARE CONVICTIONS ICE LISTED, NOT NEW CHARGES. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO COURTS. NO DESTINATIONS. NO REMOVAL DATES. THE POSTS ARE STILL IMAGES ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE said that over the weekend its officers kept arresting and deporting illegal aliens, and that pedophiles, gang members, drug smugglers, and other violent criminals were removed. The headquarters thread names eleven people and a conviction for each. It does not give ages, sentences, courts, docket numbers, the day of each removal, or the country each person was sent to.

• Salvador Parra Lopez, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for aiding and abetting possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
• Jairo Rafael Suazo-Padilla, Nicaragua. ICE said a conviction for criminal sexual conduct in the second degree, person under thirteen.
• Jesus Munguia Aguilar, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
• Henry Leandro Cheme Moreano, Colombia. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to import 5 kilograms or more of cocaine and to manufacture and distribute a controlled substance.
• Ever Orozco Ibarra, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for distribution of 50 grams or more of methamphetamine.
• David Ortega-Castillo, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for smuggling goods from the United States.
• Otilio Hernandez Ochoa, Mexico. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to possess with intent to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine. A man by this name is already on this page. On Sunday, ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested Otilio Hernandez Ochoa, 33, and that he would remain in ICE custody pending removal after a 2023 sentence of more than eight years for possession of methamphetamine with intent to manufacture or distribute. Monday’s headquarters post lists the name among people removed over the weekend and uses a conspiracy conviction. ICE did not say the two posts are the same man, and it did not withdraw the Sunday “pending removal” line.
• Alfonso Manuel Triana-Urango, Colombia. ICE said a conviction for conspiracy to manufacture and distribute cocaine, intending, knowing, and with reasonable cause to believe the cocaine would be unlawfully imported into the United States.
• Jose Steven Estupinan Cuero, Colombia. ICE said a conviction for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute on board a vessel. A man by this name is already on this page. On Sept. 22, ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested Jose Steven Estupinan Cuero, 42, and that he would remain in custody pending removal proceedings after a 2021 sentence of more than eight years on that vessel case. Monday’s headquarters post lists the name among people removed over the weekend. ICE did not give a removal date or a destination.
• Ever Magdiel Mejia-Vasquez, Honduras. ICE said convictions for possession for sale of cocaine base, assault with a firearm, first-degree robbery, and criminal threats.
• Ronal Noel Rodas Reyes, Guatemala. ICE said a conviction for lewd or lascivious acts with a child under fourteen.

Source: ICE on X — eleven criminal illegal aliens removed over the weekend (Oct. 5, 2026, 2:15 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: NEBRASKA — DHS NAMES FIVE, INCLUDING AN ALLEGED UFC PLOT RINGLEADER AND AN MS-13 MEMBER WANTED FOR A QUADRUPLE HOMICIDE

RELEASED MONDAY. NOT FIVE NEW ARRESTS FROM TODAY. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO DOCKETS. THE RELEASE USES STILL IMAGES, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said it was highlighting illegal aliens arrested or convicted in Nebraska. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the Biden administration turned every state into a border state, including Nebraska, and that ICE has gone after people he called alleged terrorist ringleaders, MS-13 assassins, and child molesters there. Those labels are his. DHS listed five people. It did not give ages or sentences. This is not the Anibal Canelon Aguirre case in the District of Nebraska already on this page.

• Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez, Mexico. DHS said he is the alleged ringleader of the failed terrorist plot against UFC Freedom 250 at the White House. DHS said the FBI arrested him on June 14 in Omaha. DHS said he and his co-conspirators face federal charges of conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit violence on White House grounds. A charge is not a conviction. DHS said ICE lodged a detainer after the arrest. He is already named on this page in the known-or-suspected-terrorist count. This release adds the June 14 Omaha arrest, the two conspiracy charges, and the detainer.
• Gerson Emir Cuadra Soto, alias Fantasma, Honduras. DHS said he is an MS-13 gang member. DHS said ICE arrested him in Grand Island on Dec. 8, 2025. DHS said he is wanted in Honduras for a quadruple homicide and is allegedly a member of an assassination squad there. DHS did not say a U.S. court has convicted him of homicide.
• Aung Lwin, Burma. DHS said he was convicted of sexual assault on a child in Omaha. DHS said ICE arrested him in August 2026.
• Carlos Tino-Garcia, Guatemala. DHS said he was convicted of first-degree sexual assault in Lincoln. DHS said ICE arrested him in August 2026.
• Dennis Nyagesuka, Kenya. DHS said ICE arrested him in Lincoln. DHS said his record includes terroristic threats, concealing stolen property, and assault. DHS did not say which of those are convictions and which are arrests.

Source: DHS — worst illegal aliens arrested or convicted in Nebraska (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: ALEXANDRIA — DHS SAYS FRIDAY’S FLIGHT TOOK 100 SALVADORANS, INCLUDING A HOMICIDE CONVICTION AND A CHILD-SEX CONVICTION

RELEASED MONDAY ABOUT A FRIDAY FLIGHT. THIS IS THE LOUISIANA LOADING ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THE MONDAY RELEASE ADDS A COUNT, A DESTINATION, AND FIVE NAMES. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO DOCKETS. THE RELEASE USES STILL IMAGES, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said Secretary Markwayne Mullin observed a deportation flight Friday out of Alexandria, Louisiana, that removed 100 illegal aliens to El Salvador. DHS said every person on the flight was from El Salvador. DHS said the group included people convicted of murder, sexual assault, and driving while intoxicated. Mullin said mass deportations are underway and that the flight included convicted murderers, sexual assailants, and drunk drivers. On Friday this page reported his posts that planes were loaded in Louisiana. Those posts did not give a count, an airport, or a destination. The Monday release names Alexandria and El Salvador and says the flight carried 100 people. It names five of them.

• Carlos Ovidio Culgua-Alas. DHS said convictions for homicide and alien in possession of a firearm, and arrests for public intoxication and disorderly conduct, in Texas. An arrest is not a conviction.
• Jose Balmory Ramirez Rodriguez. DHS said he is an MS-13 gang member with convictions for first-degree manslaughter with intent to cause serious physical injury and third-degree assault in New York.
• Jose Martinez Flores. DHS said convictions for indecency with a child by sexual contact and two counts of driving while intoxicated in Texas.
• Jose Angel Ramos-Gutierrez. DHS said convictions for driving under the influence and gross child neglect creating a risk of serious injury or death in West Virginia, and an arrest for possession of cocaine in Maryland.
• Paulino Barahona. DHS said a conviction for aggravated assault on a police officer and an arrest for driving under the influence in West Virginia.

DHS did not give a separate citizenship line for each named person. The release says everyone on the flight was from El Salvador.

Source: DHS — Mullin observes deportation flight to El Salvador (Oct. 5, 2026). The release points at Mullin’s Friday ramp photos, already on this page: Secretary Mullin on X (Oct. 2, 2026, 12:48 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: DOJ FILES DENATURALIZATION CASES AGAINST 40 PEOPLE, INCLUDING AN ESPIONAGE CONVICTION AND CHILD-SEX CONVICTIONS

ANNOUNCED MONDAY. CIVIL COMPLAINTS, NOT REVOCATION ORDERS. DOJ SAYS THERE HAS BEEN NO DETERMINATION OF LIABILITY. THE LEAD SAYS THE COMPLAINTS WERE FILED FROM AUG. 21 THROUGH OCT. 2. ONE ENTRY IN THE SAME RELEASE IS DATED AUG. 10. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. THIS IS NOT THE CYRIL DOMAQUIK CLEMENS CASE ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. The Justice Department said it has filed denaturalization actions in multiple U.S. district courts against 40 people. DOJ’s headline calls them criminals. The same release says the claims in the complaints are allegations only. A filed complaint does not revoke citizenship. Attorney General Todd Blanche called the announcement the largest denaturalization effort in modern history. He said the group runs from a person convicted of espionage to others convicted of sexual offenses against minors, and that they concealed facts from the government. Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumate said every one of them lied to get U.S. citizenship. Those two sentences are their characterizations. DOJ said a naturalized citizen’s citizenship may be revoked under the Immigration and Nationality Act if naturalization was illegally procured, or procured by concealment of a material fact or by willful misrepresentation.

DOJ said the complaints were filed in the Central District of California, the District of Arizona, the District of Colorado, the District of Columbia, the District of Connecticut, the District of Maryland, the Eastern District of California, the Eastern District of New York, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, the Eastern District of Virginia, the Middle District of Florida, the Middle District of Georgia, the Northern District of Georgia, the Northern District of Texas, the Southern District of California, the Southern District of Florida, the Southern District of Indiana, the Southern District of Ohio, and the Southern District of Texas. Where DOJ describes a guilty plea, a jury verdict, or a sentence below, that is a criminal case DOJ says already happened. The denaturalization case on top of it is a civil complaint. DOJ did not give docket numbers.

THE FORTY, AS DOJ LISTED THEM:

• Yusmary Shirley Duran Mejia, 47, Colombia. Southern District of Florida. Filed Aug. 31. DOJ says she naturalized in 2018 and was convicted in 2020 of conspiracy to commit money laundering for conduct that began before she became a citizen. Hialeah, Florida.
• Iain Lumsden, 50, United Kingdom. District of Colorado. Filed Aug. 31. DOJ says he pleaded guilty to transportation of child pornography and was sentenced to 108 months. DOJ says he admitted he searched for it before he naturalized and denied that on his application.
• Gume Roberto Garza, 59, Mexico. Also Gumercindo Garza Perez, Gerardo Vasquez, and Gerardo Vazquez. Southern District of Texas. Filed Aug. 28. DOJ says he entered illegally, used a Texas license in a U.S. citizen’s identity, and pleaded guilty in 2013 to a false statement under oath in a naturalization matter.
• Ramiro Escot Esparza, 60, Mexico. Central District of California. Filed Aug. 27. DOJ says he concealed sexual abuse of a minor on his 2008 application and in his 2009 interview, then pleaded guilty to two counts months after he was naturalized.
• Javier Marrero-Pando, 60, Cuba. Middle District of Georgia. Filed Aug. 31. Athens, Georgia. DOJ says he pleaded guilty to aggravated sodomy against a man with special needs, admitted the acts happened in May 2020, and was sentenced to life with all but 15 years suspended. DOJ says he denied any uncharged crime at his October 2020 interview.
• Ahmad Bahar Khattak, 69, Pakistan. Also Bahar Ahmad and Said Umar Khan. Eastern District of Virginia. Filed Aug. 21. DOJ says an immigration judge ordered him excluded in 1994 under Said Umar Khan, and that he naturalized on March 20, 2008, as Bahar Ahmad without disclosing that order. Seven counts.
• Ahmed Khan, 73, Pakistan. Southern District of Ohio. Filed Sept. 4. DOJ says he used a bogus death certificate for a wife who was still alive in Pakistan, married a U.S. citizen, got permanent residence in 2002, and naturalized in 2008.
• Balwinder Singh, 55, India. Eastern District of California. Filed Sept. 8. DOJ says fingerprints show he used two identities, got permanent residence in 2003 under the second one, and naturalized in 2009 under that second identity. Seven counts.
• Jose Ramiro Montiel Carrasco, 57, Mexico. Middle District of Florida. Filed Sept. 14. DOJ says he sexually abused a minor and committed incest before he naturalized, then was convicted of sexual battery and incest and sentenced to concurrent terms of 8 and 5 years. DOJ spells his name Motiel Carrasco once in the same paragraph.
• Arnel Dacumos Tabafunda, 47, Philippines. Central District of California. Filed Sept. 15. DOJ says a jury convicted him of two counts of lewd or lascivious acts on a child under 14 and he was sentenced to 8 years. DOJ says the abuse ran from February 2005 through November 2005 and he naturalized in September 2005.
• Syed Mashood Ul Haque, 66, Pakistan. Southern District of Florida. Filed Sept. 16. DOJ says he entered on a tourist visa in 1993, overstayed, applied for asylum in 1994 as Mashud Ahmad, missed his hearing, and later naturalized under his current name without disclosing a deportation order.
• Douglas Chukwuka Eze, age not given, citizenship listed as unknown. Also Anthony Chux Ezehez. District of Maryland. DOJ dates this complaint Aug. 10, before the Aug. 21 start date in the lead. DOJ says he was convicted in 2023 of two counts of false swearing in an immigration matter and admitted he used a stolen birth certificate in the name Spencer Douglas Callaghan.
• Gilberto Barraza, 58, Mexico. District of Arizona. Filed Sept. 18. DOJ says he entered illegally in 1987, applied for a passport in 1992 with a forged California birth certificate, and naturalized in 2008.
• Ifeolu Samuel Akingbemisilu, 58, Sierra Leone. Also John Samuel, Sylvester Akingbemisilu, and Anthony Davies. Northern District of Georgia. Filed Sept. 18. DOJ says he was ordered removed as Anthony Davies, reentered on a fraudulent British passport as John Samuel, and naturalized in 2008. DOJ also spells the naturalized name Ifelou in the same entry.
• Norma Patricia Esparza, 52, Mexico. Central District of California. Filed Sept. 22. DOJ says she committed voluntary manslaughter before she naturalized, did not disclose it, and was later sentenced to six years in California state court. The release says “his naturalization” in that sentence. Esparza is named as a woman.
• Johyce Martinez, 52, Venezuela. Also Johyce Noreidis Sanchez, Raida Martinez, and Raida Martinez Riveron. District of Columbia. Filed Sept. 22. DOJ says she entered in 2006 on a fraudulent Cuban birth registration, got permanent residence under the Cuban Adjustment Act, and naturalized in 2013.
• Varis Jan Safi, 55, Afghanistan. Also Tariq Mehmood. Eastern District of New York. Filed Sept. 24. Valley Stream, New York. DOJ says he entered in 1995 on a forged Pakistani passport, was ordered excluded in 1995, and naturalized under a new identity without disclosing it.
• Walid Abdelnabbi Hassan Osman, 62, Egypt. Eastern District of Virginia. Filed Sept. 23. DOJ says he used a fraudulent H-1B job at a family company, worked as a taxi driver, became a permanent resident in 2009 through his spouse’s diversity visa, and later naturalized.
• Nadia Hassan Mohamed Ali, 58, Egypt. Eastern District of Virginia. Filed Sept. 23. DOJ says she filed H-1B petitions in 2001 and 2004 for a family member at a company that conducted no business.
• Beatrice Chioma Nwaoha Ashamole, 54, Nigeria. District of Maryland. Filed Sept. 25. DOJ says she did not disclose prior aliases, prior arrests, a prior immigration application, or prior exclusions and deportations. The release says the United States “is charging her.” The footer still says these are civil complaints.
• Anita Moanjeh Atem, 48, Cameroon. District of Maryland. Filed Sept. 25. DOJ says she naturalized in 2009 and was convicted of sexual abuse of a minor under Maryland Criminal Code 3-602 for conduct from 2004 to 2007. Three counts in the civil complaint.
• Dibya Bhattarai, 40, Nepal. Northern District of Texas. Filed Sept. 25. DOJ says she naturalized in September 2008 after denying any crime she had not been arrested for, then pleaded guilty in March 2016 to a conspiracy to commit fraud in connection with immigration documents that DOJ says began in June 2007.
• Syed Furqan Ali, 74, Pakistan. Southern District of Texas. Filed Sept. 28. DOJ says he sought naturalization in 1993 through a marriage to a U.S. citizen while still married to a wife in Pakistan, and that he fabricated a divorce and that wife’s death. Five counts.
• Raul Cisneros, 76, Mexico. Southern District of California. Filed Sept. 28. DOJ says he denied any crime he had not been arrested for, then pleaded guilty to two felony counts of lewd acts on a minor and was sentenced to six years in San Diego County.
• Juan Jose Egusquiza-Vasquez, 36, Peru. Southern District of Indiana. Filed Sept. 28. DOJ says he naturalized in May 2011 and pleaded guilty in November 2013 to sexual battery of a minor for conduct in March and April 2008. DOJ says he was sentenced to three years.
• Arnouse Merlien, 48, Haiti. Southern District of Florida. Filed Sept. 28. West Palm Beach. DOJ says she naturalized in 2016 and was convicted in the Northern District of Georgia of conspiracy to defraud the government with respect to claims, for tax-refund claims in the years before she naturalized. Three counts.
• Francis Darko Asamoah, 56, Ghana. Eastern District of Virginia. Filed Sept. 30. Woodbridge, Virginia. DOJ says he naturalized in 2013, testified he had no children, and that a Virginia birth certificate lists him as the father of a child born in July 2011 to a woman who was not his U.S.-citizen wife.
• Ralph Nabavi, 69, Iran. Southern District of Florida. Filed Sept. 30. Miami. DOJ printed his age line as “Ager 69.” DOJ says he naturalized in 2014 and later pleaded guilty to tax evasion for underreporting at least $12.5 million and underpaying $3.5 million, with the conduct beginning before he naturalized.
• Consuela Gracia de Rodriguez, 52, Mexico. The entry heading says Gracia de Rodriguez. District of Arizona. Filed Sept. 30. DOJ says she pleaded guilty to passport fraud on June 24, 2019, and admitted her husband was a Mexican citizen who used a stolen U.S. identity.
• Jinchao Wei, 26, China. Southern District of California. Filed Sept. 30. DOJ says he enlisted in the Navy in 2021, began conspiring by February 2022 to sell military secrets to China, naturalized in May 2022, and was convicted in August 2025 of conspiracy to commit espionage, espionage, and unlawful export of defense technical data. DOJ says he was sentenced to 200 months and discharged from the Navy.
• Jose Villarreal Ortiz, 49, Mexico. Southern District of Florida. Filed Oct. 1. DOJ says he got permanent residence by falsely claiming his aunt was his mother and that he had stayed in Mexico until 1996, when DOJ says he had already been in the United States illegally for nearly a decade.
• Sorsamkhan Som, 67, Cambodia. Southern District of Texas. Filed Oct. 1. DOJ says he sought naturalization in 2009 through a U.S.-citizen spouse while still married to a wife in Cambodia, and that he fabricated a divorce. Five counts.
• Lazaro Eduardo Trujillo Viton, 40, Cuba. The heading says Lazaro Trujillo Viton. District of Columbia. Filed Oct. 1. DOJ says he concealed a healthcare-fraud conspiracy and fraudulent Medicare claims, and that he was convicted after he naturalized.
• Dexter Anson, 72, Ghana. District of Connecticut. Filed Oct. 1. DOJ says he did not disclose a deportation order under the name George Opoku. DOJ says he was ineligible for the diversity visa he used.
• Andrew Coldicutt, 46, Canada. Southern District of California. Filed Oct. 1. DOJ says a jury convicted him, after he naturalized, of securities fraud, false securities registration statements, and wire fraud. DOJ says the schemes were underway before he applied.
• Ping Li, 61, China. Filed Oct. 1. The paragraph says the Middle District of Florida. The release’s closing parenthetical on this entry says “People’s Republic of China,” not a court. DOJ says that from at least 2012 he acted at the direction of China’s Ministry of State Security and that on Aug. 19, 2024, he pleaded guilty to acting as an agent of the People’s Republic of China without notice to the Attorney General. One count in the civil complaint.
• Hernan Garcia Toledo, 52, Mexico. Eastern District of California. Filed Oct. 2. DOJ says he concealed convictions for carrying a concealed weapon and carrying a loaded firearm, then concealed two more firearms arrests before he took the oath. DOJ says he was convicted of a firearms offense after he naturalized.
• Semiu Olaiye Ijelu, 58, Nigeria. Also Samiu O. Ijelu and Olaiya S. Ijely. Northern District of Georgia. Filed Oct. 2. DOJ says he used two identities, was ordered removed, did not leave, and naturalized in 2009 without disclosing the other identities or the removal order.
• Ramon Navarro, 68, Philippines. Eastern District of California. Filed Oct. 2. DOJ says he used a fraudulent marriage to get permanent residence and then citizenship. Four counts. The release says “Department of Justice of Justice” in this entry.
• Assad Jhon Ramim, 57 or 58, Afghanistan. The heading spells the last name Ramin. The body spells it Ramim. Also given as Ahmad Shah Kohistany and Ahmed Shah Kohistani. Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Filed Oct. 2. DOJ says he used another Afghan national’s identity for almost thirty years and changed the name to Assad Jhon Ramim during naturalization. Four counts.

Source: Justice Department — denaturalization complaints against 40 people (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: OMAHA — ICE SAYS HSI REPORTED THE ARREST OF AN FBI TOP-10 FUGITIVE ACCUSED OF ATM JACKPOTTING FOR TREN DE ARAGUA

ICE AND HSI POSTED MONDAY AT 1:00 P.M. PACIFIC. THE INDICTMENT IS FROM DECEMBER 2025. HE PLEADED NOT GUILTY ON OCT. 2. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO ARREST COUNTRY. NO DOCKET NUMBER. THE POSTS ARE VIDEOS ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE and Homeland Security Investigations said that on Sept. 30, HSI reported the federal arrest of Anibal Canelon-Aguirre, also known as Prometheus. ICE called him one of the FBI 10 Most Wanted, a high-ranking Tren de Aragua member, and the alleged developer of malware used to conduct ATM jackpotting schemes across the Midwest. ICE said he faces a federal indictment alleging conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, conspiracy to launder money, bank fraud, and bank burglary. ICE said this is an FBI-led investigation conducted with HSI Omaha. The Monday posts do not name a court, a plea, a judge, an age, or where he was arrested.

The Justice Department announced on Friday, Oct. 2, that Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre, also known as Prometheus and The Engineer, 50, of Venezuela, had been apprehended and had appeared in federal court in Nebraska. DOJ said the FBI added him to the Top 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list in March 2026. DOJ said he was the first person added to that list for cyber crime and the 540th person placed on it. DOJ said a federal grand jury in the District of Nebraska indicted him in December 2025. DOJ listed four counts and the maximum penalties: conspiracy to commit bank fraud, 30 years in prison; conspiracy to commit bank burglary and fraud in connection with computers, five years; conspiracy to commit money laundering, 20 years; and conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, 15 years. DOJ also listed fines and supervised-release terms on each count. DOJ said he made his initial appearance on Oct. 2 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael D. Nelson and pleaded not guilty. DOJ said he will remain detained in the District of Nebraska pending trial. DOJ said Chief U.S. District Judge Brian C. Buescher and U.S. Magistrate Judge Ryan C. Carson are presiding. DOJ said an indictment is an allegation and that he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

DOJ said Canelon Aguirre is alleged to be the developer of Ploutus malware and one of the principal leaders of an ATM jackpotting conspiracy tied to Tren de Aragua, which the United States has designated a foreign terrorist organization. DOJ described jackpotting as malware that forces an ATM to dispense cash without debiting an account. DOJ said 120 defendants have been charged in the District of Nebraska in the conspiracy. DOJ said three of them have been sentenced there: Oddry Arnoldo Cabrera Torrealba, 78 months; Carlos Javier Padron, 78 months; and Juan Manuel Gouveia Aguilera, 96 months. DOJ said the conspiracy has targeted or carried out jackpotting attacks in 47 states, the District of Columbia, and several foreign nations. DOJ said the Treasury Department Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned Canelon Aguirre on Sept. 30. FBI Director Kash Patel said Canelon Aguirre is the 10th Ten Most Wanted fugitive captured by the FBI since the start of the Trump administration, the first cyber fugitive on that list, and is back in the United States to face justice. The DOJ release does not name the country where he was taken into custody. HSI Acting Executive Associate Director John A. Condon said Canelon Aguirre is alleged to have developed technology used to target American financial institutions and generate proceeds for a violent transnational organization.

Source: ICE on X — HSI reported the Canelon-Aguirre arrest (Oct. 5, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific) and HSI on X — same announcement (Oct. 5, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific) | Justice Department — Nebraska court appearance (Oct. 2, 2026) | Treasury — OFAC sanction (Sept. 30, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: FORT WORTH — ICE SAYS AN AFGHAN NATIONAL PAROLED IN 2021 GOT 35 YEARS IN A CHILD-EXPLOITATION CASE

ICE RELEASE DATED MONDAY. GUILTY PLEA AND A FEDERAL PRISON SENTENCE. NO JUDGE. NO SENTENCE DATE. NO DOCKET. NO EXACT COUNTS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE Homeland Security Investigations Dallas said Badshah Sahi, a 21-year-old alien from Afghanistan, pleaded guilty on April 1 and has been sentenced to 35 years in federal prison. ICE said an investigation with the Arlington and Forney police departments and sheriff’s offices in Green and Hays Counties found he was producing child sexual abuse material and was in possession of it. ICE did not name the judge, the day of the sentencing, the docket number, or the exact counts in the plea.

ICE said authorities arrested Sahi for sexual assault of a child on Feb. 28, 2025. That line in the release is an arrest. ICE did not say a state court had convicted him of sexual assault. ICE said law enforcement believed he was communicating with a 14-year-old girl from his residence in Arlington, and that he would pick her up outside her home in Forney and take her to various locations to sexually assault her. ICE said a search of his phone at the arrest found numerous images and videos of a prepubescent girl and communication with other children online. ICE said that on at least one occasion he used an online gaming platform to coerce a child in Indiana to create and send him sexually explicit videos at his direction. ICE said the child was 10 years old, and that her age was revealed to him during those communications. ICE said forensic records showed he communicated with a 15-year-old girl in San Marcos, drove to her location, and recorded himself sexually assaulting her.

ICE said Sahi was paroled into the United States on Sept. 5, 2021, during the withdrawal from Afghanistan, under Operation Allies Welcome. ICE said that effort and related programs resettled roughly 190,000 Afghan nationals. HSI Dallas acting Special Agent in Charge Antwoine Jones said Sahi was released without proper vetting in 2021. U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould said child predators will find no safe harbor in the Northern District of Texas. ICE said Assistant U.S. Attorney Allyson Monte of the Fort Worth Division prosecuted the case.

Source: ICE — Afghan national sentenced to 35 years in a child-exploitation case (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: NASHVILLE — ICE LODGES A DETAINER ON A 22-YEAR-OLD HONDURAN CHARGED WITH STATUTORY RAPE

CHARGED SEPT. 23. DETAINER THE SAME DAY. A CHARGE IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO COURT. NO BOND. NO HOLDING LOCATION. THE RELEASE USES A STILL IMAGE, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said ICE lodged a detainer asking officials in Tennessee not to release an illegal alien charged with sexually assaulting and exploiting a teenager in Nashville. DHS, citing local reporting, named him as Jerson Diaz-Diaz, 22, from Honduras. DHS said he was arrested and charged on Sept. 23 with statutory rape and sexual exploitation of a minor. DHS said he allegedly admitted in police interviews that he lied about his age to a 15-year-old girl, claiming he was 16. DHS said police found a sexually exploitative video of the girl on his phone after he denied having such images. DHS did not say he was convicted.

DHS said Diaz-Diaz illegally entered through Texas in March 2021, Border Patrol arrested him, and he was released into the country. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE lodged the detainer with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Department the day of the arrest and asked the county to keep him off the street. DHS did not give a court, a bond, a hearing date, or where he is being held. This is not Gustavo Diaz-Diaz, a Mexican national already listed on this page for a second-degree sex offense in Franklin County, North Carolina.

Source: DHS — ICE detainer for Jerson Diaz-Diaz in Nashville (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: LONG BEACH — CBP SAYS A MARINE UNIT INTERCEPTED 14 MEXICAN NATIONALS ON A VESSEL

INTERCEPT DATED OCT. 3. POSTED MONDAY. NO NAMES. NO AGES. NO CHARGES. NO HOLDING LOCATION. THE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. CBP Air and Marine Operations Southwest said that on Oct. 3 the Long Beach Marine Unit intercepted a vessel carrying 14 Mexican nationals who were attempting to enter the United States illegally. Executive Director Hunter Robinson posted that account at 7:17 a.m. Pacific. The official CBP account reposted it at 12:00 p.m. Pacific and wrote: “14 intercepted. 14 more headed for removal.” The posts describe one vessel and 14 people. They do not name a second group. They do not name the people, give ages, name the vessel, say whether anyone was charged, or say where they are being held. The warning that people who try to enter illegally will be caught, prosecuted, and deported is a general line on the post. It is not a charging announcement for these 14.

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations Southwest on X — Long Beach intercept (Oct. 5, 2026, 7:17 a.m. Pacific) and CBP on X — repost (Oct. 5, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIFTEEN ARRESTED OVER THE WEEKEND, INCLUDING MURDER AND CHILD-SEX CONVICTIONS

RELEASED MONDAY. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO ARREST DATES. NO DOCKETS. NO HOLDING LOCATIONS. THE RELEASE USES STILL IMAGES, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said that over the weekend ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens convicted of murder, rape of a child, criminal sexual assault by force, and possession of a controlled substance for sale. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE worked through the weekend to remove murderers, pedophiles, sexual assailants, drug traffickers, and other illegal aliens. He again cited a rise of more than 1,600 percent in assaults on ICE officers. DHS did not give ages, sentences, the day of each immigration arrest, docket numbers, or where anyone is being held. These are convictions DHS listed. They are not new criminal charges filed Monday. This is not Friday’s five-person child-sex arrest list already on this page.

Juan Rodriguez, Mexico. DHS said a murder conviction in Kingston, New York. Herma Perez-Caballero, Cuba. DHS said convictions for homicide, aggravated assault with a gun, and robbery in Las Vegas, Nevada. Eris Ramon Arguera, El Salvador. DHS said convictions for homicide and conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery and extortion in Alexandria, Virginia. Jose Cervantes-Pulido, Mexico. DHS said a vehicular homicide conviction in Atlanta, Georgia. This is not Saul Ivan Tejada Cervantes and it is not Carlos Isael Cervantes-Barrientos, both already on this page.

Jose Luis Arias-Guevara, El Salvador. DHS said convictions for rape of a child and indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Juan Jose Rodriguez-Maldonado, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a victim under 13 in Chicago, Illinois. Alejandro Hernandez-Miguel, Mexico. DHS said a child-molestation conviction in Frankfurt, Kentucky. DHS spelled the city Frankfurt. Edwin Aroldo Curruchich-Quisque, Guatemala. DHS said a conviction for lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 in San Mateo, California. Jose Cartagena-Ortega, Honduras. DHS said a conviction for indecent liberties with a child in New Hanover County, North Carolina. Jesus Sosa-Flores, El Salvador. DHS said a conviction for third-degree sexual abuse of a minor in Montgomery County, Maryland. Zouhair Boudaz, Morocco. DHS said a conviction for criminal sexual assault by force in Cook County, Illinois.

Abraham Leon-Aguirre, Mexico. DHS said convictions for aggravated assault, transportation of a narcotic drug for sale, and illegal re-entry in Maricopa County, Arizona. Joel Antonio Garcia-Martinez, Honduras. DHS said a conviction for smuggling illegal aliens for profit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona. This is not Nehemias Omar Garcia-Martinez, already on this page. Sergio Valencia-Uribe, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for possession of a controlled substance for sale in Riverside, California. Cecilia Betzabet Velazquez-Moran, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for possession of a controlled substance in Yuba City, California. DHS pointed readers to wow.dhs.gov for more names.

Source: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST: fifteen weekend arrests (Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: OVERSTAYS — DHS SAYS AN INSPECTOR GENERAL REPORT FOUND EIGHT ARRESTS FROM THE HIGHER-PRIORITY LEADS

OIG REPORT DATED SEPT. 29. DHS STATEMENT RELEASED MONDAY. THE THREE EXAMPLES ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO. DHS said inspector general report OIG-26-38, covering fiscal years 2021 through 2024, found ICE received 3,145,375 leads on possible nonimmigrant overstays. DHS said 104,049 of those leads, about 3.3 percent, were categorized as potential national security and public safety concerns. DHS said that group produced 496 investigations and eight arrests. DHS said the other 3,041,326 leads, 96.7 percent, were labeled Non-Priority. DHS said that of 2,837,188 Non-Priority leads sent to Enforcement and Removal Operations, the agency investigated five that it treated as possible public safety threats and made two arrests.

The OIG highlights say ICE deemed 21,885 of the 104,049 leads viable for investigation, and that those viable leads produced the 496 investigations and eight arrests. The report says a September 2021 policy told Homeland Security Investigations to investigate Priority 1 leads, the ones treated as the highest national-security or public-safety threat. Of 1,769 viable Priority 1 leads, HSI opened 84 investigations and made two arrests. The report also says missing or unverifiable addresses kept officers from locating people when they did pursue a lead. The eight arrests are the lead-driven arrests tied to that higher-priority set. The same report says ERO separately arrested 16,458 foreign nationals later identified as overstays during other enforcement from fiscal 2021 through fiscal 2024. Those arrests were not opened from the overstay-lead list. DHS did not put the viable-lead count, the Priority 1 split, the address problem, or the 16,458 other arrests in Monday’s statement.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin called the record a dereliction of duty. He said Biden-era ICE failed to act on more than 3 million overstay leads, including more than 100,000 labeled potential national security threats, and that this administration will target and remove illegal aliens. The 104,049 figure in the report is potential national security and public safety concerns. Mullin called them potential national security threats.

DHS then named three examples. Each item below is a charge in this release, not a conviction. Shaqiuel Sheldon Williams, Jamaica. DHS said he was lawfully admitted in December 2023 and overstayed after his authorized stay expired in January 2024. DHS said he was arrested in Florida in August 2026 and charged with two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon after he allegedly stabbed two people at a Burger King. This page already has that Panama City Beach case under the spelling Shaquiel Sheldon Williams. Monday’s release adds the admission month and the overstay month. It does not say he was convicted. John Young Cotter Johnstone, United Kingdom. DHS said he entered in 2021 under the Visa Waiver Program and overstayed after February 2022. DHS said he was arrested in Nevada in May 2026 and charged with four felony counts of willfully torturing, maiming, or mutilating animals after he allegedly tortured dogs at a shelter where he worked. DHS did not give a court, a plea, or a sentence. Sameh Mohamad Chami. DHS did not give a country. DHS said he was lawfully admitted in December 2021 and overstayed after December 2022. DHS said he was arrested in Texas in August 2025 and charged with aggravated kidnapping after he allegedly sexually assaulted an Uber passenger. DHS did not give a court, a plea, or a sentence.

Source: DHS — OIG overstay report statement (Oct. 5, 2026) and DHS OIG report OIG-26-38 (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: PORTLAND — ICE BOSTON ARRESTS A CONGOLESE MAN AFTER A DOMESTIC-VIOLENCE ASSAULT ARREST

ARRESTED OCT. 1. POSTED MONDAY AT 3:39 A.M. PACIFIC. AN ARREST IS NOT A CONVICTION. NO AGE. NO COURT. NO HOLDING LOCATION. THE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE Boston said officers arrested Emmanuel Lumingu, from the Democratic Republic of Congo, on Oct. 1 during targeted operations in Portland, Maine. ICE called him a criminal illegal alien. ICE said his criminal history includes an arrest for domestic violence assault. ICE did not say he was convicted of that charge. ICE did not give his age, the police department, the court, the date of the assault arrest, a sentence, or where he is being held. ICE did not say he has a final order of removal.

Source: ICE Boston on X — arrest of Emmanuel Lumingu (Oct. 5, 2026, 3:39 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/4: LOS ANGELES — ICE ARRESTS A 33-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN SENTENCED TO MORE THAN EIGHT YEARS ON A METH CHARGE

POSTED SUNDAY AT 5:59 P.M. PACIFIC. NO ICE ARREST DATE. NO COURT. NO EXACT TERM. THE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested Otilio Hernandez Ochoa, 33, of Mexico. ICE said that in 2023 he was sentenced to 8+ years for possession of methamphetamines with intent to manufacture or distribute. ICE said he entered the United States illegally at an unknown date and place. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal. ICE did not name the court, the exact sentence, or the day officers took him into immigration custody. ICE said pending removal. ICE did not say an immigration judge has issued a final order. This is not the Edgar Tranquilino Moran-Bautista case already on this page.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Otilio Hernandez Ochoa (Oct. 4, 2026, 5:59 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/4: MIAMI — ICE ARRESTS A CUBAN WITH A FINAL ORDER AND CONVICTIONS FOR COCAINE, A CONCEALED WEAPON, AND THEFT

POSTED SUNDAY AT 6:00 A.M. PACIFIC. FINAL ORDER. NO AGE. NO COURTS. NO DATES. THE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE Miami said officers arrested Yulier Cazanas Borrajo, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba. ICE said he has a final order of removal. ICE said his convictions include cocaine possession, carrying a concealed weapon, resisting arrest, and theft. ICE said he remains in ICE custody pending removal. ICE did not give his age, the courts, the dates of those convictions, or the day of the immigration arrest. This is not Friday’s arrest of Jean Marcell Perez Garcia, already on this page.

Source: ICE Miami on X — arrest of Yulier Cazanas Borrajo (Oct. 4, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/4: BROCKTON — ICE BOSTON ARRESTS A GUATEMALAN WITH 28 ARRAIGNMENTS, INCLUDING STRANGULATION AND A MACHETE

POSTED SUNDAY AT 3:36 A.M. PACIFIC. ARRAIGNMENTS AND ARRESTS. NOT CONVICTIONS. NO AGE. NO IMMIGRATION ARREST DATE. THE FIRST POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. ICE Boston said officers arrested Santos Porfillo Peres Rodrigues, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, during targeted operations in Brockton, Massachusetts. ICE said his criminal history consists of 28 adult arraignments. ICE listed arrests, not convictions, for assault and battery on a family or household member, more than once; assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, a stick or tree branch; assault and battery on a person over 60 or disabled; assault and battery with a blunt object; assault with a dangerous weapon, a knife; assault with a dangerous weapon, a machete; assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, a stick; strangulation; witness intimidation; assault and battery; and trespassing. An arraignment is not a conviction. An arrest is not a conviction. ICE did not give his age, the courts, the dates, a sentence, or where he is being held. In the same thread, ICE called him one of Gov. Healey’s sanctuary sweethearts.

Source: ICE Boston on X — arrest of Santos Porfillo Peres Rodrigues (Oct. 4, 2026, 3:36 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: LAKE WORTH — BORDER PATROL SAYS A GUATEMALAN NATIONAL WITH CHILD-SEX ARRESTS NOW FACES FELONY ILLEGAL REENTRY

POSTED MONDAY AT 9:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAME. NO ARREST DATE. THE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Border Patrol Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said a Guatemalan national with a criminal record is no longer on the streets of Lake Worth, Florida. Vasquez said the arrests include lewd or lascivious molestation, sexual battery, battery of a child, and resisting arrest. He said the man is now facing prosecution for felony illegal reentry and is headed for deportation. The chief did not give the man’s name, age, the court, or the date agents took him into immigration custody. This is not the July Lake Worth Beach bakery arrest of Jacob Zapeta Castro, and it is not the February sentencing of Fredy Aureliano Morales-Ramirez for assaulting ICE officers in Lake Worth Beach.

Source: Border Patrol Chief Vasquez on X — Lake Worth Guatemalan national (Oct. 5, 2026, 9:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/5: LAREDO — CBP SEIZES 47 POUNDS OF COCAINE AT JUAREZ-LINCOLN; DRIVER AND PASSENGER ARRESTED

RELEASED MONDAY. THE SEIZURE WAS SEPT. 30. NO NAMES. NO YOUTUBE VIDEO WITH THE RELEASE. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said officers at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge in Laredo seized 18 packages containing 47.06 pounds of alleged cocaine from a 2017 Nissan Rogue. CBP put the street value at $628,458. The release says the stop was Tuesday, Sept. 30, when an officer referred a 35-year-old Mexican citizen woman, the driver, and a 30-year-old U.S. citizen man, the passenger, for a secondary inspection. A canine and a nonintrusive inspection led officers to the packages. CBP said it seized the cocaine and the vehicle, arrested the driver and the passenger, and that Homeland Security Investigations is investigating. Port Director Albert Flores said the seizure shows the vigilance of officers at the Laredo port. This is not the Sept. 4 methamphetamine seizure at the same bridge, already on this page, and it is not Friday’s Del Rio methamphetamine seizure.

Source: CBP — $628,458 cocaine seizure at Laredo (released Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: LAKE CHARLES — HONDURAN SENTENCED TO 30 MONTHS FOR ILLEGAL REENTRY AFTER A CHILD-SEX FELONY

RELEASED MONDAY AT 6:49 A.M. PACIFIC. THE SENTENCE WAS SEPT. 24. CASE 2:26-CR-00162. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Louisiana said U.S. District Judge James D. Cain, Jr. sentenced David Joel Hernandez-Sanchez, 42, of Honduras, to 30 months in federal prison for illegal reentry of a removed alien. The office said he pleaded guilty on June 17, 2026. Court documents say law enforcement found him in the district on March 30, 2026, after he had been removed from the United States multiple times. The office said he had a prior conviction for felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile and that he admitted he reentered without legal authorization. It did not name the court or the date of that earlier conviction. U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Keller announced the sentence. The release says the case was investigated by the Bureau of Customs and Border Patrol and the Lake Charles Police Department, and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney LaDonte A. Murphy. The office called it part of Operation Take Back America.

Source: Justice Department, Western District of Louisiana — Hernandez-Sanchez sentenced (released Oct. 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/5: NORTH CAROLINA — ICE SAYS A LIBERIAN CHILD-SEX OFFENDER’S CITIZENSHIP WAS REVOKED

POSTED MONDAY AT 4:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NO COURT. NO DOCKET. NO JUDGMENT DATE. THE VIDEO IS ON X, NOT YOUTUBE. IT RUNS ABOUT FIVE SECONDS. ICE said the U.S. citizenship of Cyril Domaquik Clemens, a Liberian native, was revoked after a naturalization fraud conviction. ICE said he was convicted of three counts of indecent liberties with a child after confessing to sexually molesting a young child, that the abuse began before he naturalized, and that he concealed it and obtained citizenship by fraud. ICE pointed readers to Operation False Haven. A USCIS release on Aug. 18, 2025 said a federal grand jury in the Eastern District of North Carolina had charged Clemens with naturalization fraud. That release said he naturalized on Feb. 19, 2021, and that on April 3, 2023 he pleaded guilty in Durham County Superior Court to three counts of indecent liberties with a child. USCIS said he confessed to molesting the child from Nov. 1, 2011, through March 7, 2022, and that the child was four when the abuse began. The 2025 release said a fraud conviction would revoke his citizenship. It announced a charge. It did not announce a conviction on that charge or a revocation. Monday’s ICE post is the statement that the citizenship was revoked. ICE did not attach the judgment.

Source: ICE on X — Clemens citizenship revoked (Oct. 5, 2026, 4:00 a.m. Pacific) | USCIS — naturalization-fraud indictment (Aug. 18, 2025)

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BREAKING 10/4: BROWNSVILLE — BORDER PATROL SAYS A MEXICAN NATIONAL ROLLED A PICKUP LOADED WITH 154 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA

POSTED SUNDAY AT 7:00 A.M. PACIFIC. NO NAME. NO DATE OF THE CHASE. THE POST IS A STILL IMAGE ON X, NOT A YOUTUBE VIDEO. Border Patrol Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said a Mexican national in Brownsville, Texas, refused to stop, led agents on a chase, lost control of his pickup, and rolled it. Vasquez said the truck held 154 pounds of marijuana. He said the driver walked away with no injuries and is in custody facing federal drug charges. The chief did not name the driver, the station, or the day of the pursuit. This is not the June Brownsville seizure of about 80 pounds of marijuana carried by three Mexican nationals.

Source: Border Patrol Chief Vasquez on X — Brownsville rollover, 154 pounds of marijuana (Oct. 4, 2026, 7:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: HSI TOP 5 — A 25-YEAR SENTENCE FOR A FIREARMS TRAFFICKER SENDING WEAPONS TOWARD CJNG LEADERS

POSTED FRIDAY AT 3:30 P.M. PACIFIC. NO DEFENDANT NAMES. THE VIDEO IS ON X, NOT YOUTUBE. ICE and Homeland Security Investigations each posted a new HSI Top 5 episode Friday at 3:30 p.m. Pacific. The posts say special agents and their partners scored a 25-year sentence for a firearms trafficker who conspired to send weapons to leaders of Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel, which the posts call CJNG. The posts also say agents arrested a previously convicted child sex predator, and they add “and much more.” ICE did not name the defendants, the courts, the statutes, or the dates of the sentence and the arrest. Each post includes a video that runs about 2 minutes 24 seconds. The official ICE YouTube channel’s latest HSI Top 5 was still Episode 11 when this item was filed. This is not Episode 11, already on this page. This is not the Sept. 25 episode about 51 kilos in a fake news van and a 127-year sentence.

Source: ICE on X — HSI Top 5 (Oct. 2, 2026, 3:30 p.m. Pacific) | HSI on X — same episode (Oct. 2, 2026, 3:30 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: EL PASO — JUDGE HALTS BORDER BARRIER CONSTRUCTION IN THE BIG BEND SECTOR

PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION. ISSUED FROM THE BENCH FRIDAY. THIS IS NOT THE SEPT. 24 SIERRA BLANCA ARREST. U.S. District Judge Kathleen Cardone in El Paso on Friday blocked further border barrier construction in the Big Bend Sector. The Texas Tribune, Border Report, and the New York Times reported that the order says the government shall not build a border barrier or related infrastructure, and shall not do construction or ground-disturbing work, in the Big Bend Sector until it complies with all applicable laws. Border Report named the defendants as the Department of Homeland Security, Secretary Markwayne Mullin, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The Center for Biological Diversity said it, Friends of the Ruidosa Church, and river guide Danny William Miller are the plaintiffs. The center said a CBP construction pause announced Aug. 17 lapsed Sept. 30. This order is about the Big Bend Sector in Texas. It is not the New Mexico water-law waiver below.

Source: Texas Tribune — judge halts Big Bend barrier construction (Oct. 2, 2026) | Border Report — preliminary injunction (Oct. 2, 2026) | New York Times — order read from the bench (Oct. 2, 2026) | Center for Biological Diversity — plaintiffs and the Aug. 17 pause (Oct. 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/2: WORST OF THE WORST — DHS NAMES FIVE ON CHILD-SEX AND SEXUAL-ABUSE CONVICTIONS

DHS SAID THE ARRESTS WERE YESTERDAY. NO AGES. NO SENTENCES. NO HOLDING LOCATIONS. DHS said Friday that ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens convicted of statutory aggravated rape of a child, sexual battery of a minor, and sexual abuse. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, and other criminals across the country yesterday. DHS did not give arrest times, docket numbers, or where anyone is being held. This is not Friday’s ten-person deportation list already on this page.

Diony Edith Ramirez-Patino, Colombia. DHS said convictions for statutory aggravated rape of a child and indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 in Boston, Massachusetts. This name is already on this page. ICE Boston said Friday that an appeals court vacated that conviction, that she may be retried, and that ICE arrested her after Suffolk Superior Court did not honor a detainer. DHS on Friday still called it a conviction. A vacated conviction is not a standing conviction. Magdilio Diaz-Vazquez, Guatemala. DHS said convictions for rape of a child and statutory sexual assault in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Jose Mendoza, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for sexual battery of a minor in Red Bluff, California. This page already has an ICE Los Angeles post about a Jose Mendoza, 42, of Mexico, arrested Sept. 29, whom ICE called a convicted sex offender. That post listed arrests that include sexual battery. It did not say Red Bluff, and it did not say the victim was a minor. DHS did not say these are the same man. Paul Brown, Jamaica. DHS said convictions for unlawful contact with a minor, corruption of a minor, and endangering welfare of children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Sabas Hernandez-Gomez, Mexico. DHS said a conviction for sexual abuse in Riverhead, New York.

These are convictions DHS listed. They are not new charges filed Friday. Four of the five names were not on this page before this item.

Source: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST: five arrests, child-sex and sexual-abuse convictions (Oct. 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/2: NEW MEXICO — MULLIN WAIVES WATER LAWS FOR BORDER BARRIERS IN THE EL PASO SECTOR

EFFECTIVE TODAY. WATER STATUTES ONLY. EARLIER WAIVERS STAY IN PLACE. Secretary Markwayne Mullin signed a notice that takes effect Oct. 2, 2026. It waives specified water laws so DHS can build barriers and roads in a New Mexico project area inside the U.S. Border Patrol El Paso Sector. The notice does not waive the National Environmental Policy Act or the Endangered Species Act. It says this waiver does not revoke or supersede any other waiver under section 102(c) of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act. This is not the Big Bend court order above.

The project area starts at Border Monument 71 and runs east to Border Monument 53, then north to Border Monument 40, then east to Border Monument 1. The notice says that from fiscal year 2021 through Aug. 30, 2026, Border Patrol apprehended over 1,248,000 illegal aliens between ports of entry in the El Paso Sector. In that same period it says Border Patrol seized over 1,580 pounds of marijuana, over 2,890 pounds of cocaine, over 3,450 pounds of methamphetamine, over 40 pounds of heroin, and over 285 pounds of fentanyl.

Laws waived in full, for barrier and road construction in the project area, including wells, lighting, cameras, and sensors: Public Law 82-495, section 208 (43 U.S.C. 666); the New Mexico Water Code, NMSA 1978 sections 72-1-1 through 72-20-103; and New Mexico Administrative Code Title 19, Chapter 27, Part 1 (19.27.1.1 through 19.27.1.39) and Part 4 (19.27.4.1 through 19.27.4.39). The notice is 91 FR 62739, document 2026-20233. It was filed Oct. 1, 2026, at 8:45 a.m.

Source: Federal Register — section 102 waiver, New Mexico, El Paso Sector (91 FR 62739, effective Oct. 2, 2026) | Official PDF on govinfo

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BREAKING 10/2: DEPORTED – DHS NAMES TEN REMOVED LAST WEEK, INCLUDING A MURDERER AND CHILD-SEX CONVICTIONS

REMOVED SEPT. 22-27. POSTED FRIDAY AT 3:09 P.M. PACIFIC. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. DHS said Friday that ICE deported ten criminal illegal aliens last week. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said officers are removing criminals from communities, and he named murderers, human traffickers, pedophiles, rapists, and arsonists. DHS did not name the cities of the convictions or the countries they were sent to. This is not the eleven-person Thursday removal list already on this page. None of those eleven names appear on this list.

Marco Antonio Marcias-Fernandez, Mexico, suspected gang member, deported Sept. 25. Convictions for first-degree murder and armed carjacking. An immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Oct. 27, 2016. DHS said suspected gang member. It did not list a gang conviction. Jose Manchame-Morales, Guatemala, deported Sept. 26. Conviction for involuntary manslaughter. DHS said he entered illegally in March 2005, was released into the country, and an immigration judge issued a removal order on Oct. 5, 2005. Leonardo Parra Altamirano, Ecuador, deported Sept. 24. Conviction for leaving the scene of personal injury and death. DHS said he entered illegally in August 2022, was released into the country by the Biden administration, and received a final order of removal on May 8, 2023. Ramon Antonio Bonifacio, Dominican Republic, deported Sept. 22. Convictions for attempted murder, third-degree assault, criminal possession of cocaine, and attempted criminal sale of narcotic drugs. DHS said an immigration judge issued a final order. A Sept. 14 DHS arrest list already on this page names a Ramon Bonifacio of the Dominican Republic for murder and cocaine possession in Mineola, New York. DHS did not say these are the same man, and today’s release does not name a city. Luis Alfredo Macario Pol, Guatemala, deported Sept. 23. Conviction for first-degree sexual assault of a minor. DHS said he had a final order of removal. Phi Van Tran, Vietnam, deported Sept. 27. Conviction for touching a child for lustful purposes. DHS also listed arrests, not convictions, for aggravated assault and aggravated battery. An immigration judge issued a final order on Dec. 9, 2014. Pekings Aziwung, Cameroon, deported Sept. 22. Conviction for rape. Final order of removal on June 11, 2026. Nehemias Omar Garcia-Martinez, Honduras, deported Sept. 23. Convictions for second-degree rape and second-degree assault. DHS said he entered illegally and an immigration judge issued a final order on May 20, 2025. He is already on this page from an earlier DHS arrest list, which named those same convictions in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Today’s release adds the deportation date and the order date. It does not name the county. Hoang Nhan Truong, Vietnam, deported Sept. 24. Convictions for trafficking — forced labor, conspiracy to possess dangerous drugs for sale, vehicle theft, shoplifting, possession of narcotics, solicitation to possess marijuana for sale, and possession of marijuana. Final order of removal on Sept. 1, 2010. Nestor Alexander Galvis Ayala, Colombia, deported Sept. 27. Convictions for second-degree arson and possession of explosives or an incendiary with intent. Final order of removal on Nov. 18, 2025.

These are convictions and deportation dates DHS listed. They are not new charges filed Friday.

Source: DHS — DEPORTED: ICE removes ten criminal illegal aliens (Oct. 2, 2026). DHS on X — same list (Oct. 2, 2026, 3:09 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A 20-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER

ARRESTED SEPT. 29. POSTED FRIDAY AT 2:51 P.M. PACIFIC. ICE SAID CONVICTED. ICE ALSO SAID ARRESTED. NO COURT. NO SENTENCE. NO HOLDING LOCATION. ICE Los Angeles said Friday that officers arrested Junior Valera Aguilar, 20, of Mexico, on Sept. 29. ICE said he is a convicted sex offender who was arrested for having sex with a minor. An arrest is not a conviction. ICE did not name the court, the statute, the sentence, or where he is being held. ICE said he is now in removal proceedings. ICE did not say he has a final order of removal. This is not the Tung Huy Nguyen arrest already on this page.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Junior Valera Aguilar (Oct. 2, 2026, 2:51 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: REMOVED – ICE POSTS ELEVEN FROM THURSDAY, INCLUDING TWO MURDER CONVICTIONS

REMOVED THURSDAY. ICE POSTED THE ROLL CALL FRIDAY AT 1:22 P.M. PACIFIC. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. ICE said Friday that yesterday’s removals included murderers, drug smugglers, gang members, and other dangerous criminals. None of the eleven posts names a gang. ICE did not name the cities of the convictions or the countries they were sent to. This is not the eight-person removal list ICE posted Thursday.

Nocasse Lucas Orelus, Haiti, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance aboard a vessel, and of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance aboard a vessel. Atina Riklon, the Marshall Islands, convicted of shoplifting, delivery of meth, possession of a controlled substance (meth or cocaine, less than 2 grams), possession and delivery of drug paraphernalia, and obstructing governmental operations. ICE’s post repeats several of those convictions. Simon Montemar Herrera Maliano, Costa Rica, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine while aboard a vessel. Arturo Hernandez Tercero, Mexico, convicted of second-degree murder. Ulises Carlos Saltos-Posligua, Ecuador, convicted of conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute five or more kilograms of cocaine while aboard a vessel. Jose Fajardo Hernandez, Mexico, convicted of aggravated battery, false imprisonment, stalking, probation violations, and multiple convictions for providing false information to a law enforcement officer. Noel Ayona-Arellanes, Mexico, convicted of a second-degree forcible sex offense and DWI. He is already on this page from the Sept. 21 DHS arrest list, which named a second-degree forcible sex offense in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Ruben Villa Quezada, Mexico, convicted of second-degree robbery and resisting executive officer. Jose Efrain Jaramillo Martinez, Mexico, convicted of murder, multiple DWIs, and resisting arrest. Vinothkaan Selvarajah, Sri Lanka, convicted of possession with intent to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine. Alfonso Mejia Preciado, Mexico, convicted of human trafficking and sexual battery by restraint.

These are convictions ICE listed with the removals. They are not new charges filed Friday.

Source: ICE on X — eleven criminal illegal aliens removed Thursday (Oct. 2, 2026, 1:22 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: MULLIN POSTS PHOTOS OF SHACKLED PEOPLE ON A JET RAMP

NO AIRPORT. NO FLIGHT COUNT. NO DESTINATION. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin posted four photos Friday afternoon of people in restraints on an airport ramp beside a white jet. The jet shows the word GLOBAL and a blue X on the fuselage. People in the photos are in light-colored clothing. Some have chains on their wrists and ankles. Piles of restraints are on the pavement. The caption does not name the airport, say how many people were loaded, or list a destination. Mullin did not say whether these photos are from the Louisiana loading he described earlier Friday. His caption said the department will never give up the fight for the homeland, and he blessed the men and women of ICE.

Source: Secretary Mullin on X — four ramp photos (Oct. 2, 2026, 12:48 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A VIETNAMESE REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER

ARRESTED SEPT. 29. ANNOUNCED FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FINAL ORDER. ICE LISTED ARRESTS, NOT CONVICTIONS. ICE Los Angeles said Friday that officers arrested Tung Huy Nguyen, 52, a criminal illegal alien from Vietnam, on Sept. 29. ICE said he is a registered sex offender. ICE said his previous arrests include sexual battery, robbery, and driving without a license. ICE said he has a final order of removal. An arrest is not a conviction. ICE did not list a sentence or say where he is being held. This is not the Thanh Nguyen Huu, Minh Duc Ngo Nguyen, or Minh H. Nguyen cases already filed below.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Tung Huy Nguyen (Oct. 2, 2026, 12:33 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: LOUISIANA – MULLIN SAYS DEPORTATION PLANES WERE LOADED THIS MORNING

VIDEO POSTED AT 11:32 A.M. PACIFIC. NO FLIGHT COUNT. NO AIRPORT NAMED. NO DESTINATION LIST. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Friday that deportation planes were loaded this morning in Louisiana to send illegal aliens home. He said the department will not rest until the people he called criminal invaders are removed. The post includes a video. DHS has not posted a press release on dhs.gov or ice.gov giving a flight count, an airport name, or destination countries.

Earlier Friday, Mullin posted that mass deportations were underway. At 10:23 a.m. Pacific, the DHS account posted a separate video and said the deportation planes were ready.

Source: Secretary Mullin on X — Louisiana deportation planes loaded (Oct. 2, 2026, 11:32 a.m. Pacific) | DHS on X — deportation planes are ready (Oct. 2, 2026, 10:23 a.m. Pacific) | Secretary Mullin on X — mass deportations underway (Oct. 2, 2026, 6:02 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: NEW ORLEANS – ICE ARRESTS A HONDURAN CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT IN NASHVILLE

FELONY CONVICTION. ICE HAS NOT LISTED AN ARREST DATE OR A SENTENCE. ICE New Orleans said Friday that officers arrested Bryan Alexander Colindres-Sanchez, an illegal alien from Honduras. ICE said his criminal history includes a felony conviction for aggravated assault in Nashville, Tennessee.

Source: ICE New Orleans on X — arrest of Bryan Alexander Colindres-Sanchez (Oct. 2, 2026, 11:08 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A FULLERTON GANG MEMBER FROM MEXICO

ARRESTED SEPT. 29. VEHICLE THEFT. FINAL ORDER REINSTATED. ICE PUT A SPACE IN THE LAST NAME. ICE Los Angeles said Friday that officers arrested Jose Valdez-Valles, 37, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, on Sept. 29. ICE said he is a member of the Fullerton Tokers Town gang and was arrested for vehicle theft. ICE said his final order of removal was reinstated.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Jose Valdez-Valles (Oct. 2, 2026, 10:31 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS – 289 NEW IMMIGRATION CASES IN ONE WEEK

FILED FRIDAY. THESE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. U.S. Attorney Justin R. Simmons said federal prosecutors in the Western District of Texas filed 289 new immigration and immigration-related criminal cases from Sept. 25 through Oct. 1. The office said the charges are against alien smugglers and illegal aliens with past convictions for child sex crimes, driving while intoxicated, violent crimes, and prior removals. The cases are part of Operation Take Back America. An indictment or complaint is an allegation. The defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

The week’s list includes Wilber Rafael Garces-Perez, the Venezuelan illegal alien charged in Austin with assaulting a federal officer. That case is already filed below. The other defendants the office named are new to this page.

Near Del Rio, Border Patrol arrested Diego Armando Victorio-Adame, an illegal alien from Mexico. The office said he has been deported four times and is charged with illegal re-entry. He was convicted of a felony in 2022 for possession of a controlled substance. He also has prior convictions for two DWIs and assault causing bodily injury.

In El Paso, Jaime Felipe Batres, an illegal alien from Guatemala the office called a convicted sex offender, was charged with illegal re-entry. He was arrested near Fort Hancock after being removed from the United States in August. In September 2025 he was convicted of indecent assault and corruption of minors in Philadelphia.

Javier Nicolas Francisco-Francisco, also from Guatemala, was arrested Thursday, Oct. 1, just over three miles west of the Paso Del Norte Port of Entry. The office said he was deported for the second time in 2023 through Phoenix and has been convicted of three felonies since 2014, including operating a motor vehicle without a valid license and aggravated assault with a weapon.

In San Antonio, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations officers encountered Roberto Guerrero-Cano, an illegal alien from Mexico, at the Bexar County Jail after he was convicted of DWI on Sept. 25. He was removed in 2014 after an illegal re-entry conviction. In 2010 he was convicted of assault causing bodily injury and possession of prohibited weapons. He now faces another illegal re-entry charge.

Source: U.S. Attorney, Western District of Texas — 289 new immigration cases (Oct. 2, 2026) | USAO WDTX on X (Oct. 2, 2026, 9:37 a.m. Pacific) | Odessa American — reprint of the release (Oct. 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/2: MIAMI – ICE ARRESTS A CUBAN WITH DRUG CONVICTIONS AND A FINAL ORDER

IN CUSTODY. PENDING REMOVAL. A FINAL ORDER IS ALREADY IN PLACE. ICE Miami said Friday that officers arrested Jean Marcell Perez Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba. ICE said his convictions include drug trafficking, selling cocaine, fraud, resisting arrest, and theft. ICE said he has a final order of removal and remains in ICE custody pending removal.

Source: ICE Miami on X — arrest of Jean Marcell Perez Garcia (Oct. 2, 2026, 9:12 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: HOUSTON – ICE ARRESTS A MEXICAN NATIONAL ON HIS SEVENTH ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY

ARRESTED THURSDAY. SEVEN PRIOR ILLEGAL RE-ENTRIES. ICE SPELLED THE NAME CONTERAS. ICE Houston said Friday that officers arrested Zenaido Flores-Conteras, an illegal alien from Mexico, on Oct. 1. ICE said he has illegally re-entered the United States seven times. ICE said repeat immigration offenders are being deported.

Source: ICE Houston on X — arrest of Zenaido Flores-Conteras (Oct. 2, 2026, 8:52 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: HOUSTON – ICE ARRESTS A GUATEMALAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT

ARRESTED THURSDAY. ASSAULT CONVICTION. ICE HAS NOT LISTED A SENTENCE. ICE Houston said Friday that officers arrested Luis Carrasco Torres, a criminal alien from Guatemala, on Oct. 1. ICE said he has been convicted of assault that caused bodily injury.

Source: ICE Houston on X — arrest of Luis Carrasco Torres (Oct. 2, 2026, 8:51 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A MEXICAN CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER

ARRESTED SEPT. 29. ANNOUNCED FRIDAY. IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. ICE Los Angeles said Friday that officers arrested Jose Mendoza, 42, of Mexico, on Sept. 29. ICE said he is a convicted sex offender. ICE said his previous arrests include sexual battery, attempting to prevent a victim from making a report, and threatening a crime with intent to terrorize. An arrest is not a conviction. ICE said he is now in removal proceedings. This is not the Alberto Jose Mendoza case already filed below.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Jose Mendoza (Oct. 2, 2026, 8:22 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: BOSTON – ICE ARRESTS A COLOMBIAN AFTER THE COURT VACATED HER CHILD-SEX CONVICTION

THE CONVICTION WAS VACATED. SHE MAY BE RETRIED. SHE IS IN ICE CUSTODY NOW. ICE Boston said Friday that officers arrested Diony Edith Ramirez Patino, a criminal illegal alien from Colombia, after she was released from Massachusetts Department of Correction custody. ICE said she had been convicted of statutory aggravated rape of a child and indecent assault and battery on a child under 14, and sentenced to 10 years. ICE said an appeals court vacated that conviction and she was released from prison. ICE said she may be retried in Massachusetts.

ICE said Suffolk Superior Court did not honor an ICE detainer because of the state’s Protect Act, and Patino walked free. ICE then arrested her. ICE said she is currently in ICE custody. A vacated conviction is not a standing conviction. A future retrial would again be an allegation until a court enters a judgment.

Source: ICE Boston on X — arrest of Diony Edith Ramirez Patino (Oct. 2, 2026, 3:42 a.m. Pacific) | ICE Boston on X — Suffolk did not honor the detainer (Oct. 2, 2026)

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10/1: BUFFALO – ICE SAYS IT WILL TAKE AN ECUADORIAN SENTENCED FOR SEX ACTS AGAINST A CHILD

ICE SAYS IT ARRESTED HIM. A JUDGE ORDERED HIM REMOVED IN MAY. ICE SAYS IT WILL TAKE CUSTODY WHEN HE GETS OUT. Upstate New York ICE said Thursday evening that it arrested Saul Armijos-Chonillo. ICE said the 26-year-old Ecuadorian was sentenced in 2024 to three years for two or more sex acts against a child under 11 in Mineola. ICE said a judge ordered him removed in May 2026, and that when he gets out, ICE will take custody and remove him.

Source: ICE Buffalo on X — Saul Armijos-Chonillo (Oct. 1, 2026, 5:30 p.m. Pacific)

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10/1: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A MEXICAN SENTENCED FOR BRINGING ALIENS INTO THE UNITED STATES

ONE YEAR FOR BRINGING ALIENS IN. PRIOR ILLEGAL-ENTRY CONVICTIONS. EXPEDITED REMOVAL. ICE Los Angeles said Thursday evening that officers arrested Adan Salmeron-Juarez, 36, a Mexican national. ICE said he was sentenced to one year for bringing aliens to the United States and convicted more than once of entering the United States illegally. ICE said he will remain in ICE custody pending expedited removal. This is not the Yarlee Freddy Acosta Salmeron case already filed below.

Source: ICE Los Angeles on X — arrest of Adan Salmeron-Juarez (Oct. 1, 2026, 5:02 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/2: DEL RIO – CBP SEIZES 81 PACKAGES OF METH AT THE PORT

RELEASED FRIDAY. SEIZURE WAS MONDAY. THE DRIVER WAS ARRESTED. CBP HAS NOT NAMED HIM OR LISTED CHARGES. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Friday that officers at the Del Rio Port of Entry seized 81 packages of alleged methamphetamine weighing 64.73 pounds. The release puts the estimated street value at $595,185. In that same sentence the release uses the word cocaine. The packages are described as alleged methamphetamine.

The seizure was Sept. 28 at the Del Rio International Bridge import facility. A CBP officer referred a 2018 Ford Transit van driven by a 59-year-old male lawful permanent resident for a secondary inspection. Officers used a nonintrusive inspection system, then searched the van. They found the packages hidden in the driver-side quarter panel.

Port Director Liliana Flores said stopping hard narcotics at the ports is a top priority and that this methamphetamine interception shows the layered checks are working. CBP seized the narcotics. Homeland Security Investigations special agents arrested the driver and opened a criminal investigation. An arrest is not a conviction.

This is a separate seizure from the Sept. 8 Del Rio load of methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl that CBP valued at more than $550,000.

Source: CBP — more than $595,000 in methamphetamine at the Del Rio Port of Entry (Oct. 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/2: OSWEGO – CBP SAYS FOUR WERE ARRESTED; TWO FROM THE ROOF ARE STILL SOUGHT

CBP SPOKE FRIDAY. NAMES NOT RELEASED. THE TWO ON THE ROOF WERE NOT ARRESTED. U.S. Customs and Border Protection told CNY Central that Border Patrol agents arrested four people Wednesday, Sept. 30, in Oswego, New York, and are still looking for two others. CBP said the operation involved a vehicle registered to a person who was subject to a final order of removal issued by an immigration judge. Agents encountered six people associated with that vehicle. All six fled. Four were apprehended. CBP said all four were confirmed to be subject to final orders of removal. They were processed and turned over to ICE for deportation proceedings.

CBP said the other two fled onto the roof of a nearby home without the owner’s permission. Agents tried to take them into custody safely. CBP said it will seek them at a later date because of public safety concerns. A CBP spokesperson said Border Patrol agents did not conduct operations at an elementary school. The incident prompted a lockout at Charles E. Riley Elementary School as students were being dismissed. CBP has not released the names or ages of the four people who were arrested.

The Oct. 1 item below covers the rooftop standoff from local police and news reports. Those reports said CBP had not yet given this account. This is that later CBP account. It does not name the two people who remain at large.

Source: CNY Central — CBP: four arrested, two still sought (Oct. 2, 2026, 5:53 a.m.)

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BREAKING 10/1: YORK – BELIZE NATIONAL INDICTED ON CRACK CHARGES AND ILLEGAL REENTRY

INDICTED. ANNOUNCED THURSDAY. THESE ARE CHARGES, NOT A CONVICTION. The U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania said Thursday that a federal grand jury indicted Kennon Kelly, 42, a native of Belize who lives in York, Pennsylvania, on drug trafficking and illegal reentry charges. An indictment is an allegation. Kelly is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

U.S. Attorney Brian D. Miller said the indictment alleges that between March 24, 2025, and Nov. 5, 2025, Kelly distributed cocaine or crack cocaine on six occasions and possessed with intent to distribute more than 280 grams of crack cocaine and 500 grams of cocaine in York County. The indictment also alleges that Kelly was removed from the United States through Houston, Texas, in 2016, and came back without legal permission. The office said the maximum penalty under federal law for these offenses is life in prison, a term of supervised release, and a fine. A judge sets any sentence only after a finding of guilt.

The Drug Enforcement Administration, Homeland Security Investigations, and the York City Police Department investigated. Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Monroe is prosecuting. The office said the case is part of Operation Take Back America.

Source: Justice Department, Middle District of Pennsylvania — Kennon Kelly indicted on drug trafficking and illegal reentry (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: DELAWARE – DOJ SUES THE UNIVERSITY OVER IN-STATE TUITION FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS

COMPLAINT FILED THURSDAY. THIS IS NOT A RULING. The Justice Department sued the University of Delaware on Thursday. The complaint says the university gives in-state tuition to aliens who live in Delaware, including illegal aliens, and does not give that rate to U.S. citizens from other states. The court has not ruled. The United States asks a judge to block the university from enforcing that policy and from adopting any new tuition rule that favors illegal aliens over U.S. citizens.

Associate Attorney General Stanley E. Woodward Jr. said the department will keep challenging state laws and university policies that give illegal aliens a benefit not available to all Americans. He said Congress barred reduced tuition for illegal aliens when that rate is not available to all Americans. Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumate said colleges cannot give illegal aliens a benefit they do not give U.S. citizens. Those are the department’s arguments in the filing.

DOJ said this is the 26th lawsuit challenging in-state tuition for illegal aliens. It said six earlier cases, in Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Illinois, and Kansas, ended in orders that permanently blocked similar laws, including an order from the Fifth Circuit. The department said cases are still pending against Minnesota, Virginia, California, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maryland, Colorado, New York, Connecticut, Vermont, Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, the District of Columbia, Arkansas, and Utah.

Source: Justice Department — complaint against the University of Delaware on in-state tuition (Oct. 1, 2026) | Complaint (filed Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: MINNESOTA – DHS POSTS CHARGES AGAINST TEN LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS ACCUSED OF VOTER FRAUD

INDICTED SEPT. 24. ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY. DHS POSTED THE RELEASE THURSDAY. THESE ARE CHARGES, NOT CONVICTIONS. The Department of Homeland Security said Thursday that Secretary Markwayne Mullin and Attorney General Todd Blanche held a press conference Wednesday on federal charges against ten lawful permanent residents accused of unlawful voting and registration offenses in Minnesota. A federal grand jury returned ten separate indictments on Sept. 24. The Justice Department said all ten have made initial appearances. An indictment is an allegation. Each defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Homeland Security Investigations investigated the cases. First Assistant United States Attorney Joseph S. Teirab is prosecuting them. U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen joined the Wednesday press conference. DHS said nine defendants were arrested in Minnesota and the tenth in Massachusetts. The Justice Department said Christian Liam Schenk was set for an initial appearance in the District of Massachusetts on Sept. 30. The other nine appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Elsa M. Bullard on Sept. 28 or Sept. 29.

The Justice Department lists nine counts of voting by an alien and nine counts of making a false claim of citizenship in order to vote. Voting by an alien, 18 U.S.C. Section 611, is a class A misdemeanor with a maximum of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine. A false claim of citizenship in order to vote, 18 U.S.C. Section 1015(f), carries a maximum of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Secretary Mullin said aliens who vote will be found, arrested, charged, and deported. Those are his words. The court has not ruled.

THE TEN DEFENDANTS (per the Justice Department, Sept. 30):

• Bhator Konah Bryant, 61, Liberia. One count of making a false claim of citizenship in order to vote. DOJ alleges she falsely claimed citizenship when registering on Oct. 18, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 29.
• Edvile Vaidoto Edmunds, 59, Lithuania. One count of voting by an alien. DOJ alleges she voted in Minnesota on Nov. 8, 2022. Initial appearance Sept. 29.
• Joshua Frederick Kofi Edzie, 63, Ghana. Two counts of making a false claim of citizenship in order to vote, and one count of voting by an alien. DOJ alleges a vote on Aug. 11, 2026, and false claims on Oct. 23, 2024, and Aug. 11, 2026. Initial appearance Sept. 28.
• Alan Barbu Kargbo, 48, Liberia. One count of each charge. DOJ alleges both happened on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 28.
• Paul Kras, 78, Germany. One count of voting by an alien. DOJ alleges he voted in Minnesota on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 29.
• Fadil Rasim Ozegovic, 58, Bosnia. One count of each charge. DOJ alleges both happened on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 29.
• Aparecido Donizetti Padovan, 62, Brazil. One count of each charge. DOJ alleges both happened on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 29.
• Chris Adam Pettiquoi, 43, Liberia. One count of each charge. DOJ alleges both happened on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 29.
• Christian Liam Schenk, 47, Canada. One count of each charge. DOJ alleges both happened on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance set for the District of Massachusetts on Sept. 30.
• Hester Sophia Weihmann, 69, South Africa. One count of each charge. DOJ alleges both happened on Nov. 5, 2024. Initial appearance Sept. 29.

Justice Department, Sept. 30: Blanche, Mullin, and Rosen announce the indictments. The speakers describe allegations. The video is not a verdict.

Source: DHS — Mullin and Blanche press conference on Minnesota charges (released Oct. 1, 2026) | Justice Department — ten indictments, case details (Sept. 30, 2026) | Justice Department video — press conference

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BREAKING 10/1: WORST OF THE WORST – DHS SAYS ICE ARRESTED FIVE MEN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT AND ROBBERY

ARRESTED WEDNESDAY, DHS SAYS. THE RELEASE IS DATED THURSDAY. THESE ARE PRIOR CONVICTIONS, NOT NEW ONES. Homeland Security said Thursday that ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens on Wednesday for crimes that include aggravated assault, robbery, and third-degree burglary. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE arrested violent assailants, robbers, and other public safety threats yesterday. DHS did not list new charges filed Thursday.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Oct. 1):

• Argeny Rodriguez-Hilario, Dominican Republic. DHS says he was convicted of aggravated assault, third-degree burglary, and conspiracy in New York, New York.
• Mario Perez-Lerma, Mexico. DHS says he was convicted of multiple counts of aggravated assault in St. George, Utah.
• Christopher Cruz, Dominican Republic. DHS says he was convicted of aggravated assault in Middlesex, New Jersey.
• Julio Rivas-Chicas, El Salvador. DHS says he was convicted of robbery, burglary, and unauthorized paraphernalia possession in Richmond, Virginia.
• Moises Carranza, Mexico. DHS says he was convicted of robbery in Whittier, California.

DHS pointed readers to WOW.DHS.gov for more names. The release does not say where the five were sent, or whether any has a new criminal case.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: violent assailants, robbers, and other public safety threats (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: DHS SAYS THE ICE VEHICLE-STOP MEMO CHANGES NOTHING

POSTED ABOUT 2:03 P.M. PACIFIC. DHS SAYS STOPS AND ARRESTS CONTINUE. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. The Department of Homeland Security said Thursday afternoon that CNN is wrong about an internal ICE memo on vehicle stops. DHS said the memo makes no changes to how ICE conducts vehicle stops, that all officers have always received vehicle-stop training, and that vehicle stops and arrests of illegal aliens continue. DHS called the memo a guidance reminder.

CNN reported Thursday morning that guidance it reviewed lets only Enforcement and Removal Operations officers who have finished one of six training courses conduct traditional vehicle stops and high-risk or felony call-back stops. CNN said officers who have not finished one of those courses may take part only in a support role, that every officer on scene must have an activated agency body camera, and that officers are not, under any circumstances, authorized to chase a vehicle that does not pull over. CNN said they are told to write down the vehicle information for later investigation. CNN also said the guidance allows pinning a vehicle for safety and addresses tire-deflation devices. The Associated Press reported a Wednesday memo, signed by ICE Executive Associate Director Marcos D. Charles, that says officers are not authorized to chase a vehicle that fails to pull over. The AP counted five training courses. CNN counted six. DHS has not posted the memo.

Source: DHS on X — memo changes nothing, stops continue (Oct. 1, 2026, about 2:03 p.m. Pacific) | CNN — internal vehicle-stop guidance (published Oct. 1, 2026) | Associated Press — Wednesday memo signed by Marcos D. Charles (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: OZONA – DHS POSTS THE LIFE SENTENCE FOR THE SMUGGLER WHO KILLED FOUR

SENTENCED SEPT. 25. DHS POSTED THE CASE THURSDAY AFTERNOON. THIS IS NOT A NEW SENTENCE. Homeland Security posted Thursday that Rassian Nateray Comer, a U.S. citizen from Louisiana, was sentenced to life in federal prison for a fatal alien-smuggling crash in Ozona, Texas. The U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas announced that sentence on Sept. 25. U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix imposed it in San Angelo. DHS’s post says justice was served today. The Justice Department release dates the sentence to Sept. 25.

On March 13, 2023, Comer was transporting 11 illegal aliens when he fled a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper at more than 100 mph. He drove eastbound in the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 and ran a red light in Ozona. He hit a red pickup carrying Maria “Coke” Tambunga, 71, and her 7-year-old granddaughter, Emilia Brooke Tambunga. Both died at the scene. Two people in Comer’s vehicle, identified in court records as R.S. and I.C.G., also died. The other nine were seriously hurt. During the chase he streamed it on Facebook Live, with the speedometer at 105 mph. He told investigators it was his fourth smuggling trip. He pleaded guilty June 18 to conspiracy to transport illegal aliens resulting in death, 11 counts of transportation of an illegal alien resulting in death, and possession of a stolen firearm. Hendrix gave him life on the first 12 counts and 120 months on the gun count, concurrent, plus a $1,300 special assessment. HSI Dallas investigated with the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Crockett County Sheriff’s Office, the Texas Border Prosecution Unit, and the 112th Judicial District Attorney’s Office.

Comer is a U.S. citizen. This is a smuggling sentence. It is not an ICE removal.

Source: DHS on X — life sentence posted with video (Oct. 1, 2026, about 1:53 p.m. Pacific) | KCBD — Justice Department release, sentence imposed Sept. 25, 2026 | Dallas Morning News — life sentence (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: REMOVED – ICE POSTS A MURDERER, A CHILD-SEX OFFENDER, A FENTANYL TRAFFICKER, AND FIVE MORE

REMOVED WEDNESDAY. ICE POSTED THE ROLL CALL THURSDAY AFTERNOON. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. ICE said Thursday that these criminal illegal aliens were among those removed yesterday. ICE did not name the cities of the convictions or the countries they were sent to.

Heriberto Estaban-Tapia, Mexico, convicted of felony theft. Jose Luis Pineda-Torres, Mexico, convicted of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl. Rey David Felix-Rubio, Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to commit alien smuggling for commercial advantage and private financial gain, and of possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. Jorge Andres Chirinos, Mexico, convicted of second-degree murder. Victor Josue Felipe Perez, Guatemala, convicted of burglary of a habitation and sexual assault of a child 14 to 17. Lazaro Geraldo Similox Morales, Guatemala, convicted of burglary of a habitation. Leobijildo Torres, Mexico, convicted of aggravated battery. Leandro Tomas Lopez Jimenez, Mexico, convicted of manufacturing or delivering a controlled substance.

These are convictions ICE listed with the removals. They are not new charges filed Thursday.

Source: ICE on X — eight criminal illegal aliens removed Wednesday (Oct. 1, 2026, about 1:40 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/1: MINNEAPOLIS – GOOD FAMILY SUES THE UNITED STATES AND THE ICE OFFICER WHO SHOT HER

TWO CIVIL COMPLAINTS FILED TODAY. THIS IS NOT A RULING. NO CRIMINAL CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED. The family of Renee Nicole Macklin Good filed two civil lawsuits Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota. Good, 37, a U.S. citizen and a mother of three, was shot and killed Jan. 7 by ICE officer Jonathan Ross in south Minneapolis during Operation Metro Surge. The court has not ruled.

The plaintiffs in both cases are Brent Ganger, her brother, as trustee for her next of kin, and her partner, Rebecca Good. One complaint names only the United States, under the Federal Tort Claims Act, and alleges wrongful death. The family’s lawyers said they sent notice in January and waited six months. Attorney Antonio Romanucci said Thursday they still had not heard whether the government would accept or deny the claim. A judge, not a jury, decides that case.

The other complaint is Ganger and Rebecca Good v. Jonathan Ross and others, No. 0:26-cv-04231, filed Oct. 1. It names Ross, Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, Corey R. Lewandowski, Thomas D. Homan, Todd Lyons, Gregory Bovino, and ten unnamed federal agents, each sued individually. The complaint alleges excessive force and a civil-rights conspiracy tied to Operation Metro Surge. Those are allegations. The complaint asks for money damages. It does not convict anyone.

White House spokesperson Lauren Bis told CNN the administration will vigorously defend what she called baseless civil lawsuits. Gregory Bovino declined to comment. CNN said it had asked DHS for comment. DHS said in January that Good weaponized her vehicle and tried to run an officer down. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said in July that the Justice Department had turned over evidence from the Good shooting and from the Alex Pretti shooting. No criminal charges have been filed in either death.

KARE 11, Oct. 1: the family’s news conference after the filings. The clip is the family’s account. It is not an ICE statement.

Source: Complaint, Ganger and Rebecca Good v. Ross and others, No. 0:26-cv-04231 (filed Oct. 1, 2026) | CNN — filings and White House response (updated Oct. 1, 2026) | KARE 11 — family news conference | MPR News — lawsuits filed Thursday (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: HASTINGS – ICE SAYS IT REMOVED A LAOTIAN MAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT AND TERRORISTIC THREATS

REMOVED TO LAOS ON SEPT. 16. ICE POSTED THE REMOVAL THURSDAY AFTERNOON. THIS IS NOT A NEW ARREST. ICE said Thursday that Ongath Chanthanongsy was convicted of assault and of making terroristic threats in Minnesota, that a removal order had been in place for years, and that ICE sent him back to Laos on Sept. 16.

ICE St. Paul said on Aug. 21 that it arrested Chanthanongsy, 43, an illegal alien from Laos. The field office said he has a final removal order and convictions for second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon and terroristic threats in Hastings, Minnesota. Thursday’s headquarters post is the removal announcement. It does not add a new charge.

Source: ICE on X — removal to Laos (Oct. 1, 2026, 12:30 p.m. Pacific) | ICE St. Paul — arrest and Hastings convictions (Aug. 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: DOJ SUES MARYLAND TO BLOCK MASK AND ID RULES ON FEDERAL OFFICERS, INCLUDING ICE

COMPLAINT FILED TODAY. THIS IS NOT A RULING. THE STATE LAW TOOK EFFECT TODAY. The Justice Department on Thursday sued the State of Maryland, Attorney General Anthony G. Brown, the Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission, Prince George’s County, and Montgomery County. The civil case is United States v. Maryland, No. 1:26-cv-04110, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. It asks for a declaration that three laws are unconstitutional and for an injunction. The court has not ruled.

The complaint says Maryland Senate Bill 1 bans facial coverings for federal law enforcement officers and requires them to provide identification while on duty in the state. Governor Wes Moore signed it on May 26. It took effect Oct. 1. The complaint says Prince George’s County Code section 18-124 and Montgomery County’s “Unmask ICE Act,” County Code section 35-13E, impose the same kind of rules and are already in effect. Senate President Bill Ferguson is quoted in the complaint on ICE in Maryland and on whether the Supremacy Clause controls. Prince George’s County Council Chair Krystal Oriadha is quoted, from before that county bill was introduced, as saying ICE tactics had no place in the county.

The complaint quotes Attorney General Brown’s May 12 letter to Moore. Brown wrote that there was a high likelihood a court would find that applying the face-covering ban or the identification rule to federal officers would violate the Supremacy Clause, because it would directly regulate the federal government. The United States says courts have already enjoined similar laws in cases against California, Virginia, Philadelphia, and New York. Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumate of the Civil Division submitted the complaint. This is not an individual arrest. It is a lawsuit over whether Maryland and two counties can regulate how federal officers, including ICE, work in the state.

Source: U.S. Department of Justice — complaint, United States v. Maryland, No. 1:26-cv-04110 (filed Oct. 1, 2026) | Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown — letter to Gov. Wes Moore on Senate Bill 1 (May 12, 2026) | WTOP / The Banner — DOJ suit filed Thursday (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: OSWEGO – TWO MEN LEAVE A ROOF AFTER A BORDER PATROL STANDOFF

FEDERAL WARRANTS. SCHOOL LOCKOUT. THE TWO MEN WERE NOT TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. CBP HAS NOT NAMED THEM. On Wednesday, Sept. 30, Border Patrol agents pursued people through Oswego, New York. Two men ended up on the roof of a home at 261 E. 7th Street, near Charles E. Riley Elementary School. The Oswego Police Department said officers were first called for a reckless driver, then learned federal authorities were trying to apprehend multiple people on active federal judicial warrants. The school went into a lockout. The district said students were dismissed after police lifted it.

Syracuse.com reported the standoff lasted about six hours. City police and firefighters brought a ladder at the agents’ request. A man on the roof knocked it down. Mayor Robert Corradino said the city supplied a ladder and was not assisting the arrest. He said the fire chief confirmed with the city attorney that the agents had a warrant signed by a judge. A CBP spokesperson told Syracuse.com on Wednesday that the agency was looking into the incident and would not have information until Thursday. These local reports do not include a later CBP statement naming the men or the charges.

Syracuse.com reported the agents left at about 7:30 p.m. About an hour later the two men got off the roof and appeared to leave in waiting cars. WSYR and CNY Central reported that people in the crowd helped them leave after most Border Patrol personnel had gone, and that the two men were not accounted for. This is not an arrest announcement.

Source: syracuse.com — video, standoff over (published Oct. 1, 2026) | syracuse.com / FireRescue1 — ladder, 261 E. 7th St., agents left about 7:30 p.m. (Oct. 1, 2026) | CNY Central — Oswego police statement, two men not accounted for (updated Oct. 1, 2026) | WSYR — two men left after most agents were gone (updated Oct. 1, 2026)

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9/30: WILLISTON – FIVE CHARGED FEDERALLY WITH BLOCKING THE ICE TARGETING CENTER

DOORS BLOCKED AT THE NATIONAL CRIMINAL ANALYSIS AND TARGETING CENTER. A MISDEMEANOR. UP TO 30 DAYS AND A $5,000 FINE. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Vermont charged five people with knowingly obstructing access to the ICE National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center at White Cap Business Park in Williston. Local stations reported the announcement on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Prosecutors said the five blocked the doors with their bodies on Feb. 9, refused to leave the atrium, and were removed. Booth and Prensky were also removed on May 14. Kennedy and Wade are also accused of blocking doors on July 24.

Those charged: Peter Booth, 58, of Jericho, Vermont; Lexington Kennedy, 22, of New York, New York; Henry Prensky, 80, of Burlington, Vermont; Roan Wade, 23, of Red Hook, New York; and Sherri Wormser, 57, of Colchester, Vermont. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan A. Ophardt said that by repeatedly blocking the entrances and exits, the defendants created a risk to the people who work there. Initial appearances were not yet on the calendar in the Wednesday reports. This is separate from the state trespass case the Vermont attorney general brought over a July 24 sit-in. Those defendants pleaded not guilty on Sept. 24.

Source: NBC5 — U.S. Attorney’s Office charges (Sept. 30, 2026) | WCAX — five charged with obstructing a federally leased building (Sept. 30, 2026) | ABC22 / FOX44 — Ophardt statement (Sept. 30, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: SUPREME COURT AGREES TO HEAR ICE’S NO-BOND DETENTION POLICY

CERT GRANTED. CASE NO. 26-104. ARGUMENT THIS TERM. THIS IS NOT A RULING ON THE POLICY. The Supreme Court on Thursday granted review of whether ICE can detain illegal aliens during removal proceedings without a bond hearing. The case is Philip L. Rhoney, Acting Director of the Buffalo Field Office of ICE, v. Ricardo Aparecido Barbosa da Cunha, No. 26-104. The Court’s docket records the petition as granted on Oct. 1, 2026. This is not the third-country removal case or the SAVE voter-check case already filed below.

Barbosa da Cunha is a Brazilian citizen. Authorities say he entered the United States illegally about 20 years ago. He applied for asylum in 2016 and held a work permit. Court papers say he has never been convicted of a crime. CBS News reported that ICE took him into custody after a traffic stop in Massachusetts and that an immigration judge refused a bond hearing under the administration’s mandatory-detention rule. A federal judge in New York, where he was being held, ordered a bond hearing. He was released on bond in late October 2025. In April the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit rejected the policy. The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to take the case.

CBS News reported that two federal appeals courts have allowed detention without a bond hearing and that nine others have held the government must offer one. The New York Times reported that more than 500 district judges have rejected the administration’s reading of the detention statute, and that about 70,000 people are now in immigration detention, up from about 40,000 before January 2025. The 2nd Circuit, as quoted by CBS, called the policy the broadest mass-detention-without-bond mandate in the nation’s history. The new term opens Monday.

Source: Supreme Court docket — Rhoney v. Barbosa da Cunha, No. 26-104 (petition granted Oct. 1, 2026) | CBS News — Supreme Court to hear the no-bond detention dispute (Oct. 1, 2026) | Associated Press / PBS — cert grant (Oct. 1, 2026) | New York Times — detention review (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: SAN DIEGO SECTOR – BORDER PATROL TAKES A MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN INTO CUSTODY AFTER THREE LOCAL ARRESTS

ONE LOCAL ARREST WAS FOR SEX WITH A MINOR. THE SECTOR DID NOT NAME HIM. San Diego Sector Border Patrol said Thursday that agents apprehended an illegal alien from Mexico who had been arrested three times locally in two years, including for sex with a minor. The sector said California limits on local cooperation meant agents tracked him down after release. It said public safety remains the priority. This is not the tourist-visa bulk-cash arrest or the Santa Ana child-exploitation arrest already filed below.

The sector did not give his name, the city of the local arrests, or the dates. An arrest is not a conviction.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector — repeat offender in custody (Oct. 1, 2026, 9:28 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/1: AUSTIN – JUDGE DENIES BOND TO THE VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED AFTER THE NORTH AUSTIN SHOOTING

SAME DEFENDANT ALREADY FILED BELOW. THE ASSAULT CASE GOES FORWARD. CBS News reported Thursday that U.S. Magistrate Judge Dustin Howell denied bond on Wednesday to Wilber Rafael Garces-Perez, 28, the Venezuelan illegal alien charged with assaulting a federal officer after the Sept. 20 North Austin shooting. Howell said the case should proceed. CBS reported he denied bond because Garces-Perez could be a flight risk to Venezuela, where he has a child. The Justice Department release already filed below had set a detention hearing for Friday, Oct. 2. This is the criminal detention decision. It is not the separate Sept. 30 hearing before U.S. District Judge Orlando L. Garcia already filed below.

CBS reported that Garces-Perez appeared in a wheelchair with a sling, and that his lawyers say a bullet is still lodged near his spine. Prosecutors played body-camera video from the Sept. 20 stop. They say he drove off and struck an ICE officer with the driver’s-side mirror, then led a chase. The defense called the footage incomplete and called the charge retaliation. His lawyers have sued to block removal. A charge is an allegation. He is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Source: CBS News — judge keeps Garces-Perez in custody (Oct. 1, 2026) | Justice Department — assault charge (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: BUENA PARK – FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST A PREVIOUSLY REMOVED MEXICAN NATIONAL IN A CREDIT-FRAUD SWEEP

PRE-DAWN STOP IN ORANGE COUNTY. FAKE SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS. AT LEAST THREE IN CUSTODY. Federal agents on Thursday morning arrested Abel Avila Martinez, 48, of Buena Park, in a credit-fraud sweep aimed at five illegal aliens in Orange County and Long Beach. The California Post, which was on scene, reported that Avila Martinez is a Mexican national who was removed from the United States in 1999. This is not the John Wayne Airport passport case already filed below.

The California Post reported that agents used a drone to follow him from his home before dawn to a car parked about a quarter mile away. About 20 agents in tactical gear blocked the car as he got in. An agent told him to put his hands up and not move. He raised his hands and was handcuffed. The paper said he had been about to drive away.

Court papers cited by the California Post charge him with using fake Social Security numbers to apply for credit at retailers and online payment services. The alleged debt is at least $15,964. He filed for bankruptcy in May 2025 to wipe out the debt, and that filing admitted a phony Social Security number, which is what alerted investigators.

He is one of at least three illegal aliens arrested in the sweep. Each case started with a fraudulent Social Security number. The other defendants were not named. Agents had been looking for five in all. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said the sweep arrested illegal aliens charged with stealing Americans’ Social Security numbers to obtain credit, run up debt, and then seek to erase more than $140,000 through bankruptcy. He said the defendants allegedly exploited the financial system and the bankruptcy process. Each person charged faces up to 15 years in federal prison if convicted. A charge is an allegation. The defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Source: New York Post / California Post — Buena Park credit-fraud arrest (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: MULLIN – ZERO CHANCE THE FE Y ESPERANZA CARAVAN ENTERS THE UNITED STATES

THEY CLAIMED ASYLUM IN MEXICO. THE SECRETARY SAYS THEY STOP THERE. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Thursday there is zero chance the United States will let a migrant caravan now in southern Mexico enter the country. DHS posted the warning Thursday morning. This caravan was not on this page.

The group calls itself Fe y Esperanza, Faith and Hope. U.S. Border Patrol told Fox News the caravan left San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Sept. 20. Newsweek, citing the Spanish news agency EFE, reported that by Sept. 28 the group had grown to more than 600 people and had resumed walking north from Tapachula, in Chiapas. EFE described travelers from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador, and Haiti. DHS told Fox News on Sept. 28 that Border Patrol is tracking the caravan with international partners and that catch and release is over.

Mullin said Thursday he told his Mexican counterpart that if Mexico lets the group keep coming north, the United States will not allow them in. “Zero chance.” He said they had just entered the southern end of Mexico, that they claimed asylum there, and that a first-country agreement means they do not then have a right to claim asylum in the United States. He said U.S. intelligence indicates the caravan formed to pressure Mexico into taking those asylum cases, that Mexico has done so, and that the caravan will probably break up. What happens over the next few weeks depends on Mexico, he said.

Source: DHS on X — Mullin, zero chance (Oct. 1, 2026, 7:08 a.m. Pacific) | Rapid Response 47 — Mullin on the caravan (Oct. 1, 2026) | Fox News — DHS tracking warning (Sept. 28, 2026) | Newsweek — Fe y Esperanza (Sept. 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: MULLIN – THE ADMINISTRATION HAS ARRESTED 2,210 TERRORISTS

UP FROM THE 2,150 KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORISTS DHS COUNTED THROUGH SEPT. 9. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Thursday that, under President Trump, the government has arrested 2,210 terrorists in the United States. He gave the figure in a Ruthless Podcast interview released Thursday morning. “Most of them came over and claimed asylum, gave a fake name,” he said. Some were caught at the time, he said, and a lot were cut loose by the Biden administration.

Mullin said these were terrorists, and he separated that from a watch-list hit. “There’s a difference between a suspected terrorist and a terrorist watch list. These were terrorists.” He also said that under the Biden administration, 97 percent of the people DHS encountered were released within 27 hours.

The Sept. 10 count already filed below is the earlier DHS figure: ICE arrested more than 2,150 known or suspected terrorists and removed 2,015 from Jan. 20, 2025, to Sept. 9, 2026.

Source: Fox News — Mullin, 2,210 terrorists arrested (Oct. 1, 2026)

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10/1: YUMA – WELLTON STATION SEIZES ABOUT 80 POUNDS OF METH ON INTERSTATE 8

SEPT. 14 VEHICLE STOP. TURNED OVER TO THE DEA. NOT THE 150-POUND LOAD ALREADY FILED. Yuma Sector Border Patrol said Thursday that Wellton Station agents on Sept. 14 disrupted a narcotics smuggling attempt during a vehicle stop on Interstate 8. Agents found multiple packages. The contents tested positive as methamphetamine and totaled about 80 pounds. The sector said the subject and the narcotics were turned over to the Drug Enforcement Administration. This is not the Sept. 9 Wellton seizure of about 150 pounds of meth already filed below.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Yuma Sector — 80 pounds of meth (Oct. 1, 2026, 6:38 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 10/1: LEWISVILLE – ICE LODGES A DETAINER ON A VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH MURDER

FIVE ARRESTED IN A TARGETED SEPT. 11 SHOOTING. THE DETAINER IS ON THE MAN IN THE LEWISVILLE JAIL. ICE said Thursday morning that it lodged an immigration detainer against Daniel Jesus Rodriguez Perez, a criminal illegal alien from Venezuela charged with murder. This is not the Lake Lewisville summer sweep already filed below.

ICE said Lewisville police arrested five suspects in a Sept. 11 apartment-complex shooting and that police believe the shooting was targeted. Rodriguez Perez has a prior arrest for a liquor violation. ICE said he will be turned over to ICE custody after he faces the murder case.

Lewisville police said officers went to the 200 block of East Corporate Drive about 8:38 p.m. on Sept. 11 and found an adult man outside an apartment with multiple gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said the shooting was planned and targeted, not random. The four adults charged with murder are Gabriel Eduardo Olivo Olivo, Daniel Jesus Rodriguez Perez, Erian Jose Espinoza Martinez, and Carly Yoalbert Guerrero Aguero. A fifth suspect is a juvenile. Police said Rodriguez Perez was arrested Sept. 25 in Plano and booked into the Lewisville City Jail. The other four were arrested in Colorado. CBS News Texas reported that Homeland Security Investigations was among the agencies that helped make the arrests.

The Denton Record-Chronicle reported Wednesday that an affidavit says Olivo conspired with others to kill Camilo Miranda Carusi because Olivo believed Carusi ordered the killing of Olivo’s brother in Venezuela. A charge is an allegation. The defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

CBS News Texas, Sept. 26: Lewisville police announce five arrests in the Sept. 11 killing. The clip does not mention Thursday’s ICE detainer.

Source: ICE on X — murder detainer (Oct. 1, 2026, 6:15 a.m. Pacific) | FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth — five arrests (Sept. 25, 2026) | Denton Record-Chronicle — affidavit (Sept. 30, 2026) | CBS News Texas

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BREAKING 10/1: MONROE – ICE SAYS A PERUVIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN DIED IN CUSTODY; CAUSE UNKNOWN

FOUND IN DISTRESS SEPT. 28. PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:01 A.M. CAUSE PENDING. ICE said Thursday that Julian Curo-Churata, a 47-year-old illegal alien from Peru, died in ICE custody on Sept. 29, 2026, at Ochsner LSU Health Monroe Medical Center in Monroe, Louisiana. The preliminary cause of death is unknown. An autopsy will determine the official cause. This is not the Costa Rican death at Winnfield already filed below.

ICE said Curo was found in medical distress on Sept. 28. At about 8:14 p.m. CDT, facility staff took him to the Monroe hospital. A physician pronounced him dead at 4:01 a.m. CDT. The agency dated the death Sept. 29.

ICE said his record includes convictions for driving with an expired vehicle registration and a separate court judgment in favor of the Comptroller of Maryland. He entered the United States at an unknown date and place without inspection. Enforcement and Removal Operations Baltimore arrested him June 27, 2026, during a targeted operation and served a notice to appear. ERO Baltimore transferred him to ERO New Orleans on June 29 and detained him at Richwood Correctional Center. On Sept. 18 an immigration judge denied his applications for relief and voluntary departure. He reserved his right to appeal.

ICE said he received medical care while in custody and was not denied emergency care. ERO New Orleans notified the DHS Office of Inspector General, the ICE Office of Professional Responsibility, his spouse, his attorney, and the Consulate General of Peru.

Source: ICE — Illegal alien from Peru passes away in ICE custody in Louisiana (Oct. 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 10/1: SAN DIEGO SECTOR – BORDER PATROL ARRESTS A MEXICAN NATIONAL ON A TOURIST VISA FOR BULK CASH SMUGGLING

TOURIST VISA. BULK CASH. THE SECTOR SAYS THE MONEY WAS CARTEL PROCEEDS. San Diego Sector Border Patrol said Thursday that agents arrested a Mexican national who was in the country on a tourist visa for bulk cash smuggling under 31 U.S.C. 5332. Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre said the cash was meant to funnel cartel proceeds. The sector did not name him and did not give an amount. This is not the Santa Ana arrest already filed below.

The sector said he faces visa revocation, jail time, and removal. An arrest is not a conviction.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector — bulk cash arrest (Oct. 1, 2026, 6:01 a.m. Pacific)

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10/1: JACKSONVILLE – CBP AIR AND MARINE RETIRES THE P-3 RADAR DOME AFTER ITS FINAL FLIGHT

FINAL LANDING SEPT. 30. THE RADAR DOME IS DONE. CBP Air and Marine Operations said the P-3 airborne-early-warning aircraft, the four-engine turboprop with the rotating radar dome, landed for the last time on Sept. 30, 2026, at the National Air Security Operations Center in Jacksonville. This is the aircraft retirement. It is not the HSI Jacksonville fraud case already filed below.

AMO said the Jacksonville P-3 fleet was an outer layer of border security. Crews flew wide-area surveillance across the Caribbean, the Gulf of America, and the transit zones of Central and South America, tracking threats before they reached the United States. AMO called the landing the close of that chapter.

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations — P-3 final flight (Oct. 1, 2026, 6:25 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/30: INDIO – BORDER PATROL ARRESTS A CONVICTED FELON WHO OVERSTAYED A WORK VISA

COACHELLA VALLEY. PRIOR PRISON TIME. SECTOR SAYS MEXICO IS THE NEXT STOP. El Centro Sector Border Patrol said Wednesday that agents in Indio, California, arrested a previously convicted felon who had overstayed a work visa. The sector did not name him.

The sector said the record includes multiple felonies and misdemeanors that added up to more than 850 days sentenced to prison, and that he once ran with a theft ring that targeted freight trains. El Centro Sector called the arrest a one-way ride back to Mexico.

This is not the Santa Ana child-sexual-abuse-material arrest filed below.

Source: El Centro Sector Border Patrol — Indio arrest (Sept. 30, 2026, 1:46 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: MONA PASSAGE – CBP AND THE COAST GUARD RESCUE 49 AFTER A MIGRANT YOLA CAPSIZES; 3 DEAD, 10 MISSING

62 ABOARD. MACHETE FIGHT. NO LIFE JACKETS. SURVIVORS HANDED TO BORDER PATROL AND HSI. A makeshift migrant boat capsized about 10 miles off Mona Island, Puerto Rico, in the Mona Passage. This page had not filed the rescue. It is not the Liberty Island capsizing already below, and it is not Wednesday’s new Ponce facility.

The Coast Guard said the motor vessel Tripiti called Sector San Juan about noon Monday and reported that its crew had pulled four people from the water. Survivors said about 60 people were aboard a boat that overturned around 11 p.m. Sunday after a fight in which people were badly hurt with a machete. No one was wearing a life jacket. People jumped and tried to swim to Mona Island.

Monday’s Coast Guard release said crews had rescued at least 40 people and recovered two dead, with the search still going. CBP Air and Marine Operations later posted the updated count: three Coastal Interceptor crews and a Black Hawk from the Caribbean Air and Marine Branch, working with partners, helped rescue 49 migrants from the water and the capsized yola. Three people were recovered dead. Survivors told the Coast Guard 62 people had been aboard. The search for 10 missing people was still open when that update posted. The Coast Guard cutter Joseph Doyle was transferring survivors to U.S. Border Patrol and Homeland Security Investigations.

Coast Guard spokesman Ricardo Castrodad told the Associated Press that most of the people aboard were from the Dominican Republic and that two were believed to be from Haiti. He said one passenger attacked others with a machete, people went into the water, and “Everyone could have easily died.”

Source: U.S. Coast Guard — 40 rescued, 2 dead off Mona Island; search continues (Sept. 28, 2026) | CBP Air and Marine Operations — 49 rescued, 3 dead, 10 missing, bodycam (Sept. 29, 2026, 9:46 p.m. Pacific) | Associated Press / Los Angeles Times — Coast Guard spokesman on the updated toll (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/30: MILWAUKEE – IMMIGRATION JUDGE RULES THE ISLAMIC SOCIETY PRESIDENT IS DEPORTABLE

DHS CALLED HIM A TERRORIST. THE JUDGE SAID HE CAN BE REMOVED. An immigration judge ruled that Salah Salem Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, is deportable. The Department of Homeland Security amplified the ruling Wednesday afternoon. This page had not filed the case.

DHS said ICE and the U.S. Marshals arrested Sarsour in Milwaukee on March 30. In its April 2 release, DHS identified him as a criminal illegal alien from Jordan, suspected of funding terror organizations, and said he lied on immigration forms. Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis: “Salah Salem Sarsour is a terrorist convicted for throwing Molotov cocktails at the homes of Israeli armed forces. This illegal alien from Jordan lied on his green card application to gain legal status in the U.S.”

DHS said a visa application at the American Consulate in Jerusalem was denied because of Israeli convictions for throwing a Molotov cocktail at the homes of Israeli armed forces and illegally attempting to possess weapons and ammunition. It said he entered the United States in 1993 as a conditional resident and became a green-card holder in 1998.

Judge Jayme Salinardi of the Chicago Immigration Court found him removable. The Associated Press reported the judge relied on a Secretary of State Marco Rubio foreign-policy determination and tossed the government’s claim that Sarsour lied to immigration authorities. Sarsour’s lawyers said they will appeal. He is not immediately removed. A federal judge ordered him released from ICE custody in June while the case proceeds.

Source: DHS — arrests Salah Salem Sarsour (April 2, 2026) | DHS on X — immigration judge allows deportation (Sept. 30, 2026, 1:09 p.m. Pacific) | Wisconsin Public Radio — judge rules he can be deported (Sept. 30, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/30: SANTA ANA – BORDER PATROL ARRESTS A CRIMINAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF POSSESSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL

FELONY CSAM CONVICTION. TAKEN OFF THE STREET. San Diego Sector Border Patrol said Wednesday that agents arrested a criminal alien in Santa Ana, California, previously convicted of felony possession of child sexual abuse material under California Penal Code 311.11(a). The post did not name him.

Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre: “Our agents work tirelessly to remove dangerous offenders and keep our communities safe.”

Source: U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector — Santa Ana CSAM arrest (Sept. 30, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: AUSTIN – VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING AN ICE OFFICER AFTER THE NORTH AUSTIN SHOOTING

FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. STRUCK AN OFFICER. HIGH-SPEED CHASE. THE OFFICER FIRED. The Justice Department said Wilber Rafael Garces-Perez, 28, an illegal alien from Venezuela, made his initial appearance in federal court after being charged with assaulting, resisting, interfering with, and impeding a federal officer. This is the federal assault charge in the Sept. 20 North Austin shooting already filed below.

The complaint says ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations officers stopped Garces-Perez on Sept. 20 after confirming an immigration judge had issued a final order of removal. Prosecutors say he ignored orders to park and get out, closed his window, and drove off, striking an ICE officer in the torso with the driver’s side-view mirror. They say he led a high-speed chase through a commercial and residential area and then tried to strike an officer with his car, causing that officer to fire his pistol.

He appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Dustin Howell in the Western District of Texas. A detention hearing is set for Friday, Oct. 2. If convicted he faces up to 20 years in federal prison. Homeland Security Investigations is investigating. A criminal complaint is an allegation. He is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Source: Justice Department — Illegal alien from Venezuela charged with assaulting and resisting a federal officer in Austin (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/29: JUAREZ – MEXICAN COUPLE EXTRADITED FOR SMUGGLING CHILDREN WITH THC GUMMIES

KIDS AGES 5 TO 13. SEDATED WITH MARIJUANA CANDY. FAKE PARENTS AT THE PORT. The Justice Department said Susana Guadian, 51, and Daniel Gaudian, 51, both of Juarez, Mexico, were arraigned in the Western District of Texas after Mexico extradited them on charges of conspiracy to transport aliens and bringing aliens illegally into the United States for financial gain. A federal grand jury indicted them Sept. 24, 2025.

Court papers say that from about May 1 through Oct. 17, 2024, the pair were part of an alien-smuggling organization that brought unaccompanied alien children ages 5 to 13 illegally from Juarez. Prosecutors say they recruited drivers to present U.S. documents at a port of entry, falsely claiming the children were theirs. Drivers were paid $900 per child.

During at least one load, the children were given gummy candies containing marijuana to sedate them. One child was taken to a hospital and diagnosed with marijuana poisoning. Acting HSI El Paso Special Agent in Charge Ryan G. McRae: “Giving children cannabis-infused candy to sedate them is an especially disturbing abuse of their trust and safety.”

HSI El Paso and U.S. Border Patrol led the case with Joint Task Force Alpha. Co-defendant Manuel Valenzuela was sentenced July 1 to five years. Co-defendant Dianne Guadian pleaded guilty July 28. An indictment is an allegation. The defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Source: Justice Department — Mexican couple extradited for smuggling unaccompanied alien children (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/29: ORANGE COUNTY – TWO CHINESE NATIONALS CHARGED WITH USING OTHER PEOPLE’S U.S. PASSPORTS AT JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT

FACIAL RECOGNITION DID NOT MATCH. NAMES NOT ON THE MANIFEST. THEY FLEW IN FROM MEXICO. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California said Jin Fu Wei, 44, of Guangxi Province, China, and Xiaodan Lei, 47, of Henan Province, China, were charged with misuse of a passport after they tried to enter the United States at John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana.

The affidavit says that on Aug. 26 they flew commercially from Los Cabos, Mexico, to the port of entry at John Wayne. They presented U.S. passports belonging to actual U.S. citizens. CBP officers said facial-recognition scans did not match the passports. Neither defendant’s name was on the flight manifest.

Wei had a Chinese credit card and a Chinese bank card in his own name, plus an expired Texas driver’s license for the rightful passport holder. They have been in federal custody since last month. If convicted, each faces up to 10 years in federal prison. Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said the case raises serious national security concerns when foreign nationals use false identities to enter the United States.

Source: U.S. Attorney, Central District of California — two Chinese nationals charged with misusing U.S. passports at John Wayne Airport (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/30: INDIANA – ATTORNEY GENERAL ROKITA SIGNS A 287(g) AGREEMENT WITH ICE

THE STATE’S TOP LAW OFFICE JUST SIGNED ON WITH ICE. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said Wednesday that his office entered an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. ICE amplified the announcement at 1:50 p.m. Pacific and called it a major win for the Hoosier state.

Rokita said partnering with federal law enforcement is how Indiana deports illegal aliens under the FAIRNESS Act, which his office helped write. He said the 287(g) agreement gives his investigators the ability to work side by side with ICE.

In the written statement, Rokita said only seven of Indiana’s 92 county sheriffs have signed an agreement like this. He called on the Indiana Sheriffs’ Association to get all 92 offices into the program. He said the agreements add to local enforcement and can open federal funding for public safety.

Rokita: “A 287(g) agreement with ICE does exactly that — giving our investigators greater ability to work side by side with them and take stronger action to protect Hoosiers.” ICE: “This partnership ensures Indiana communities are kept SAFE and SECURE.”

This is the attorney general’s new 287(g) agreement. It is not the Operation Safe Community sweep that arrested 426 illegal aliens in Indiana, already filed below.

Source: Indiana Attorney General — 287(g) partnership with ICE (Sept. 30, 2026) | ICE on X, 1:50 p.m. Pacific

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BREAKING 9/30: KANSAS – HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN AND A LOCAL WOMAN PLEAD GUILTY TO LYING FOR CUSTODY OF A MIGRANT CHILD

FALSE ADDRESS. FAKE HOUSEHOLD. A 17-YEAR-OLD. The Justice Department said Wednesday that Romulo Hernandez Murillo, a 46-year-old illegal alien from Honduras, and Lisa Marie Lopez Perdomo, 49, of Syracuse, Kansas, pleaded guilty to lying on a sponsorship application so they could obtain custody of an unaccompanied alien child. Homeland Security Investigations Kansas City worked the case with HHS investigators.

Court documents say Hernandez Murillo agreed to pay Lopez Perdomo to help him sponsor a then 17-year-old Honduran child in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement. The application falsely claimed Hernandez Murillo lived at her home and included a photograph of him standing in front of that house. After the filing, Lopez Perdomo called an HHS employee and posed as a member of his household.

Hernandez Murillo pleaded guilty to making a false statement. Lopez Perdomo pleaded guilty to conspiracy and to making a false statement. Each count carries a maximum of five years in prison. Sentencing is set for Jan. 6, 2027. He has been in federal custody since December 2025. She has been in custody since January 2026.

U.S. Attorney Ryan A. Kriegshauser said the defendants “utilized the system to gain access to a minor they could exploit and abuse.” Acting Special Agent in Charge Rick Sabatini of HSI Kansas City: “This was not a paperwork error or a technical violation. It was an intentional scheme built on false statements, fabricated documentation, and deception to improperly obtain custody of an unaccompanied child.”

The department put the case under Operation Take Back America and Joint Task Force Alpha. This plea is not the Tuesday Florida voting case or the Hialeah smuggling conviction already filed below.

Source: Justice Department — Illegal alien from Honduras and Kansas woman plead guilty in a scheme to obtain custody of an unaccompanied alien child (Sept. 30, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/30: WOW.DHS.GOV – DHS ADDS ANOTHER 5,000 CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, PUSHING THE PUBLIC ROSTER PAST 40,000

ANOTHER 5,000 NAMES. MORE THAN 40,000 ON THE SITE. The Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday that it posted another 5,000 criminal illegal aliens on the Worst of the Worst website, WOW.DHS.gov. DHS said the public roster now tops 40,000. The site launched Dec. 8, 2025. This is the website update, not the separate Wednesday arrest roll call of Saephan, Sanchez-Acosta, Chavez Madero, Ait-Abdellah, and Gaspar-Velasco already filed below.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “We’ve added another 5,000 criminals to our worst of the worst website, bringing the total available on the site to more than 40,000. This is still just a fraction of the total amount that the brave men and women of ICE work every single day to get off our streets and out of our country.”

Named among the newly posted records:

• Jose Alberto Mendoza, Mexico, Surenos gang member, arrested in San Jose, California. Record includes homicide, aggravated assault with a weapon, assault, and weapon offenses.
• Selina Shiuli, Bangladesh, arrested in Charlotte, North Carolina. Record includes second-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
• Eddy Lopez, Mexico, Surenos gang member, arrested in Soledad, California. Record includes attempted murder, drug possession, and gang activity.
• Douglas Benitez-Herrera, Honduras, arrested in Ray Brook, New York. Record includes manslaughter, driving under the influence of liquor, robbery, possession of a weapon, and illegal re-entry.
• Sengkha Koulavongsa, Laos, arrested in Fresno, California. Record includes drug trafficking, burglary, and a parole violation.
• Marco Nunez-Mitjan, Cuba, arrested in Orlando, Florida. Record includes lewd or lascivious acts with a minor, failure to register as a sex offender, burglary, larceny, and forgery.
• Byron Arevalo-Pacheco, Guatemala, arrested in Yazoo City, Mississippi. Record includes molestation of a minor, false imprisonment, illegal re-entry, and a probation violation.
• Marco Lual, Sudan, arrested in Phoenix, Arizona. Record includes attempted sexual assault, attempted kidnapping, indecent exposure, and a probation violation.
• Free Gendemeh, Sierra Leone, arrested in Louisville, Kentucky. Record includes drug trafficking, weapon possession, menacing, flight to avoid prosecution, receiving stolen property, and tampering with evidence.
• Richard Vieira, Brazil, arrested in Shirley, Massachusetts. Record includes assault and battery, possession of a weapon, and intimidation.

DHS said the criminal histories on the site include homicide, lewd or lascivious acts with a minor, sexual assault, kidnapping, drug trafficking, assault, and burglary. Spelling of names is as DHS posted it.

Source: DHS — WOW.DHS.gov adds another 5,000 criminal illegal aliens (Sept. 30, 2026) | WOW.DHS.gov

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BREAKING 9/30: DEPORTED – ICE REMOVES A RAPIST, DRUG SMUGGLERS, AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS

OFF THE STREETS. OUT OF THE COUNTRY. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Wednesday at 11:13 a.m. Pacific that ICE removed rapists, drug smugglers, and other public safety threats yesterday. ICE posted the names one by one. This roster is not the Tuesday afternoon roll call already filed below.

Named in the ICE posts:

• Jendrick Alexander Ordonez-Calate, Guatemala, convicted of DUI and rape. This page filed him on Sept. 23 after DHS listed a rape conviction in Sussex County, Delaware. Wednesday’s post says he has been removed.
• Jorge Miguel Alfonso Fuentes, Mexico, convicted of criminal threats and false imprisonment.
• Xian Wu, China, convicted of computer crimes and accosting a child for immoral purposes.
• Victor Giran Tavarez Brito, Dominican Republic, convicted of conspiracy to distribute narcotics.
• Crobdualdo Alvarez Navarro, Mexico, convicted of illegal possession/use of a controlled substance. Spelling is as ICE posted it.
• Carlos Renteria-Graciano, Mexico, convicted of DWI.

Source: ICE — removal roll call (Sept. 30, 2026, 11:13 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/30: PONCE – DHS OPENS A $22 MILLION CBP AND COAST GUARD FACILITY FOR MARITIME BORDER SECURITY

NEW PIER. NEW RAMP. BORDER SECURITY ON THE WATER. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Wednesday that the Department of Homeland Security inaugurated a joint facility at the Port of Ponce, Puerto Rico. The nearly $22 million site houses the Coast Guard Resident Inspection Office Ponce and the CBP Air and Marine Operations Ponce Marine Unit.

CBP said the project replaced the old facility with a two-story, 9,650-square-foot complex, a 1,880-square-foot boat maintenance bay, an improved pier and boat ramp, and emergency backup power.

Christopher Hunter, director of the Caribbean Air and Marine Branch: “The Ponce Marine Unit plays a critical role in detecting, interdicting and responding to maritime threats across Puerto Rico’s southern approaches.”

Source: CBP — DHS inaugurates $22 million joint facility in Ponce, Puerto Rico (Sept. 30, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/30: WORST OF THE WORST — ICE ARRESTS PEDOPHILES, SEXUAL PREDATORS, AND VIOLENT ASSAILANTS

FIVE COUNTS OF SEX WITH A MINOR. HOME INVASION. CHILD EXPLOITATION MATERIAL. FELONIOUS ASSAULT. The Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday that ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens convicted of sex with children, a sex offense against a helpless person, transporting material involving the sexual exploitation of minors, and assault.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Day after day, the brave men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove criminal illegal aliens from our communities. Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, child pornographers, and violent assailants. Under President Trump, we will hunt down, arrest, and remove all illegal aliens. We will not apologize for putting the safety of the American people first.”

Named in the release:

• Cheng Hin Saephan, Laos, convicted of five counts of sexual intercourse with a minor under 16 in Redding, California.
• Genaro Sanchez-Acosta, Mexico, convicted of home invasion and a sex offense with a helpless/impaired individual in Baltimore, Maryland.
• Alfredo Chavez Madero, Mexico, convicted of transportation of material involving the sexual exploitation of minors in Irving, Texas.
• Salem Ait-Abdellah, Algeria, convicted of assault, perjury, and burglary in New York, New York.
• Esteban Gaspar-Velasco, Mexico, convicted of felonious assault and trespass in a habitation in Franklin County, Ohio.

DHS dated the release Sept. 30 and said these arrests were announced yesterday. The names are not the Tuesday roster of killers, rapists, and thieves already filed on this page.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: ICE arrests child pedophiles, sexual predators, and violent assailants (Sept. 30, 2026) | WOW.DHS.gov

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NOW ON YOUTUBE: FRIDAY’S HSI TOP 5 — 51 KILOS IN A FAKE NEWS VAN, A 127-YEAR SENTENCE, VISA-FRAUD FARM WORKERS, AND A DARKNET CASE

THE SEPT. 25 EPISODE IS ON THE OFFICIAL ICE CHANNEL. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement posted the video Sept. 29 at 6:15 p.m. Pacific. It runs 2 minutes 9 seconds. The description matches the HSI Top 5 this page filed on Sept. 25: special agents and partners in California, Texas, Florida, and Pennsylvania. It is not Episode 11, already embedded below.

• Agents seized 51 kilos of cocaine smuggled in a fake news media van.
• Agents secured a 127-year sentence for a child sex predator.
• Agents found farm workers exploited through a visa-fraud scheme.
• Agents took down a darknet drug operation tied to multiple deaths.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official channel: HSI Top 5, the Friday episode filed on this page Sept. 25.

Source: ICE official YouTube — HSI Top 5 (posted Sept. 29, 2026, 6:15 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/30: FAIRFAX – ICE ARRESTS A HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH CHILD SEX CRIMES AFTER THE COUNTY IGNORED HIS DETAINER

CHARGED LAST AUGUST. RELEASED ANYWAY. TAKEN BY ICE ON SEPTEMBER 15. The Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday that ICE Washington, D.C. arrested Oscar Evaristo Nunez, an illegal alien from Honduras, on Sept. 15 during a targeted enforcement operation. He remains in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings.

Police arrested Nunez on Aug. 27, 2025, and charged him with aggravated sexual battery by a parent of a child 13 to 17, two counts of filming or videotaping an undressed minor without consent, and two counts of aggravated sexual battery of a victim under 13. ICE lodged a detainer with the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center on Aug. 29, 2025. DHS said Fairfax County refused to honor the detainer and released him without notifying ICE.

DHS said Nunez illegally entered the United States near Arizona in or around September 2003.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Another criminal illegal alien has been taken off the streets by the brave men and women of ICE, with no help from sanctuary politicians in Fairfax County. This illegal alien from Honduras had been arrested for child sex crimes in August last year, but Fairfax County refused to honor ICE’s detainer and let this creep back out onto the streets. Once again, ICE did the job that these heartless sanctuary politicians won’t do: enforce the law and protect American lives. DHS is calling on Governor Abigail Spanberger and her fellow sanctuary politicians to stop putting the needs of illegal aliens over the safety of the American people.”

ICE Washington, D.C. Field Office Director Robert Guadian: “Oscar Evaristo Nunez is charged with some disgusting and horrifying crimes and represents a significant threat to the members of our Northern Virginia communities. When local officials refuse to work with ICE and honor our detainers, they are prioritizing politics over the safety of their neighborhoods. In this case, they refused to honor our detainer and allowed an alleged child sex predator to potentially re-offend until ICE officers could take him off the streets.”

Source: DHS — ICE arrests illegal alien released by Fairfax County (Sept. 30, 2026) | DHS — Oscar Evaristo Nunez arrested (Sept. 30, 2026, 7:36 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/30: LAREDO – BORDER PATROL STOPS A SMUGGLER AFTER A PURSUIT; THREE MEXICAN NATIONALS IN CUSTODY

FAILED TO YIELD. CRASHED A FENCE. BAILED OUT. CAUGHT. U.S. Border Patrol Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said Wednesday that a human smuggler tried to evade agents in Laredo, Texas. After a short pursuit the vehicle crashed into a fence and the occupants ran. Agents caught the driver, who now faces state human-smuggling charges. Three Mexican nationals were also taken into custody and will be processed for deportation.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief — Laredo pursuit (Sept. 30, 2026, 5:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/30: DALLAS – HSI ARRESTS A CRIPS MEMBER ON A FEDERAL WARRANT FOR SEX TRAFFICKING OF MINORS

ONE MINOR AND SIX ADULTS RESCUED. TWELVE MORE POSSIBLE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said a U.S. citizen and documented Crips member, Corey Simpson, was arrested last week on a federal warrant for sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors.

ICE and Homeland Security Investigations said the arrest is part of an HSI-led case with the Homeland Security Task Force in Dallas. The ring used violence and threats to exploit victims across the country. Agents rescued one minor and six adults and identified 12 other possible victims.

Source: ICE — Corey Simpson arrest (Sept. 29, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific) | HSI — same announcement (Sept. 29, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: SUPREME COURT LETS DHS RESUME THIRD-COUNTRY REMOVALS

POLICY BACK ON. ARGUMENT SET FOR DECEMBER. THREE JUSTICES DISSENTED. The Supreme Court on Tuesday put a lower-court block on hold and let the Department of Homeland Security keep removing people to countries that are not named in their removal orders. The unsigned order also sets Department of Homeland Security v. D.V.D., No. 26A406, for argument in early December. A final ruling is expected later.

This is the third time the administration has asked the justices to pause a ruling by U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Massachusetts. Murphy’s final judgment required written notice of the destination country and a meaningful chance to contest the removal on a fear of persecution or torture. The 1st Circuit largely upheld that judgment on Sept. 18. On Sept. 23 the appeals court dissolved a stay, and the block went back into effect.

Solicitor General D. John Sauer told the Court the order took away “an essential tool to remove certain aliens, including some of the worst criminal aliens.” He said restoring it had “created substantial logistical problems with ongoing removal operations — including the cancellation of flights” — plus added expense, diplomatic trouble, and an inability to remove dangerous criminals.

Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson said they would have denied the government’s request. They did not explain that vote.

DHS General Counsel James Percival: “In our second Supreme Court victory in less than a week, DHS’s third country removal policy is back in effect. A bad day for criminal illegals and open borders activists alike. It’s not too late to get $3,000 and a flight home.”

DHS then posted: “Go home today or be arrested. There are NO exceptions.”

Source: Supreme Court — unsigned order in DHS v. D.V.D. (Sept. 29, 2026) | SCOTUSblog — Amy Howe (Sept. 29, 2026) | DHS General Counsel James Percival (Sept. 29, 2026, 12:29 p.m. Pacific) | DHS — Go home or be arrested (Sept. 29, 2026, 1:14 p.m. Pacific) | CBP Home

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BREAKING 9/29: DEPORTED – ICE POSTS A ROLL CALL OF A MURDERER, ROBBERS, AND DRUG SMUGGLERS

OFF THE STREETS. OUT OF THE COUNTRY. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Tuesday afternoon that murderers, robbers, drug smugglers, and other criminal illegal aliens have been deported. ICE posted the names one by one.

Named in the ICE posts:

• Nicolas Lopez Diaz, Guatemala, convicted of DUI, assault, and criminal sexual contact with a minor.
• Marcos Ramirez-Garcia, Mexico, convicted of second-degree murder and a felony firearm offense. DHS also named him today as a Surenos member deported Sept. 25.
• Hugo Rivera-Moreno, Mexico, convicted of possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
• Brayan Alexis Cruz Sanchez, Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 400 grams or more of fentanyl.
• Carlos Manuel Uriegas-Gonzalez, Mexico, convicted of evading arrest and property theft.
• Miguel Martinez-Torres, Mexico, convicted of possession of a controlled substance and transport or sale of a controlled substance.
• Rodrigo Rodriguez Munoz, Colombia, convicted of conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute and use of a firearm during a cocaine trafficking crime.
• Daniel Rigoberto Castillo-Perdomo, El Salvador, convicted of attempted second-degree robbery and second-degree robbery.
• Joan Sebastian Sepulveda Mona, Colombia, convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine he had reason to believe would be imported into the United States, and conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute aboard a vessel.

Source: ICE — deportation roll call (Sept. 29, 2026, 1:07 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: DHS — WATCHDOG FOUND ERRORS IN 40 PERCENT OF OPERATION ALLIES WELCOME ASYLUM FILES

MISSED ALIASES. MISSING SECURITY CHECKS. UNRESOLVED RECORDS. The Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday that an Office of Inspector General report found a 40 percent error rate in Operation Allies Welcome asylum files. DHS said U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services missed chances to connect alias names to information that could have made applicants ineligible for asylum.

Report OIG-26-26, dated Sept. 23, reviewed a sample of 678 applications drawn from 13,682 adjudicated files for Afghan evacuees resettled in the United States. Inspectors found errors in 269 of those files. In the sample they counted 303 missed aliases, 23 missing security checks, 45 unresolved records, and 115 other documentation problems. USCIS agreed with all five recommendations.

The same report says the error rate did not rise by a statistically significant amount after a September 2023 settlement in Ahmed v. DHS. That settlement pushed USCIS to finish 90 percent of these asylum cases within 150 days. Operation Allies Welcome was stood up under the Afghanistan Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2022, which required USCIS to interview an applicant within 45 days of filing, with no exceptions.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Our asylum system should be as strict as possible. If even one dangerous criminal or terrorist slips through and enters our country, it endangers countless American lives. The Biden Administration dangerously mismanaged the Operation Allies Welcome program, disregarding all the thorough and well-established procedures of our asylum system and putting our nation at risk. Unlike the Biden Administration, the Trump Administration is putting the American people first and bringing an end to these reckless and rushed asylum practices.”

DHS pointed to earlier cases it ties to the same program: a November 2025 federal charge against an Afghan national accused of threatening to build a bomb and kill Americans; a December 2025 ICE arrest of an ISIS-K member who entered under Operation Allies Welcome; and a March 2026 arrest of an Afghan national previously convicted of indecent exposure to a minor.

Source: DHS — Biden-era Afghan refugee program had a 40% error rate (Sept. 29, 2026) | DHS OIG-26-26 — Adjudication Errors in Operation Allies Welcome Asylum Files (Sept. 23, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/29: INDIANAPOLIS – ICE LODGES A DETAINER ON A HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED IN A FATAL DUI HIT-AND-RUN

WOMAN KILLED AT A GAS STATION. DRIVER FLED. FINAL REMOVAL ORDER. BIDEN RELEASE. The Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday that ICE lodged a detainer asking Indiana officials not to release Edwin Alexander Sosa-Gonzalez, an illegal alien from Honduras, after he was charged in a DUI hit-and-run that killed a woman in Indianapolis.

DHS said the crash was Sept. 26. A vehicle traveling at high speed struck another vehicle, then drove through a gas station parking lot, hitting and killing Tamara Renee Thomas, 33. The driver fled the scene.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department arrested Sosa-Gonzalez and charged him with operating while intoxicated causing death, leaving the scene of a vehicle accident that caused death or catastrophic injury, and leaving the scene of a vehicle accident resulting in death. ICE lodged the detainer with the Marion County Jail on Sept. 27.

DHS said his record includes a February 2024 IMPD arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated endangering a person and operating a vehicle without ever receiving a license after a crash that damaged three parked vehicles. He was transferred to ICE custody after that arrest and released on bond one day later under the Biden administration.

DHS said Sosa-Gonzalez illegally entered through Texas in July 2021, was arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol, and was released into the country by the Biden administration. A DOJ immigration judge issued a final order of removal on June 5, 2026.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien, who had been released into our country by the Biden Administration, took the life of 33-year-old Tamara Renee Thomas because he was drunk behind the wheel. He has now been charged with hit-and-run and driving under the influence. ICE has lodged a detainer asking officials in Indiana to cooperate with us and make sure this killer never gets back onto the streets again.”

Source: DHS — ICE lodges detainer for illegal alien charged with fatal DUI hit-and-run in Indiana (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/29: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE ARRESTS KILLERS, RAPISTS, AND THIEVES

FELONY DEATH BY VEHICLE. SEXUAL BATTERY WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. RAPE. CORPORAL INJURY ON A SPOUSE. DHS said Tuesday that ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens convicted of felony death by vehicle, sexual battery with a deadly weapon, rape, and inflicting corporal injury on a spouse.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Day after day, the brave men and women of ICE are removing the worst of the worst from American communities. Just yesterday, ICE arrested killers, rapists, and thieves. Under President Trump, we will always put the safety of the American people first. We are sending a very clear message: Illegal aliens are not welcome in the U.S.”

Named in the release:

• Rogoberto Vasquez-Martin, Honduras, convicted of felony death by vehicle in Randolph County, North Carolina.
• Lazaro Rego-Otano, Cuba, convicted of sexual battery with a deadly weapon and aggravated battery in Miami, Florida.
• Ciro Valle-Robles, Mexico, convicted of rape and forgery in Goshen, New York.
• Bounmy Munvong, Laos, convicted of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse, possession of a controlled substance, and theft in Fresno, California.
• Jesus Milagros Roman-Meza, Mexico, convicted of possession of a controlled substance and two counts of theft in Gooding County, Idaho.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: ICE arrests killers, rapists, and thieves (Sept. 29, 2026) | WOW.DHS.gov

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BREAKING 9/29: DEPORTED – ICE REMOVES GANG MEMBERS INCLUDING MURDERERS, A MAN WANTED FOR KILLING A POLICE OFFICER, AND REPEAT DEPORTEES

SURENOS. MEXICAN MAFIA. BLOODS. MS-13. EAST LOS ANGELES-13. SOUTHWEST CHOLOS. LATIN KINGS. LAOS PRIDE GANGSTER. LOS ZETAS. DHS said Tuesday that ICE deported more illegal alien gang members in the last week, including people convicted of murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, driving under the influence of alcohol, and burglary.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, the hard-working men and women of ICE deported even more illegal aliens from our country, including murderers, drug dealers, drunk drivers, and robbers. Every single deportation makes America safer.”

Named removals:

• Marcos Ramirez-Garcia, Mexico, Surenos, deported Sept. 25. Convictions: second-degree murder and felony firearm offense in Michigan. DHS issued a final administrative removal order on July 21, 2011. DHS said he illegally entered at an unknown date and location.
• Mario Aviles-Corral, Mexico, Mexican Mafia, deported Sept. 22. Convictions: second-degree murder and aggravated assault in Arizona. DHS said he claims he illegally entered through California in 1985. Final administrative removal order Aug. 5, 2005.
• Sheldon Emelio Lyon, Jamaica, Bloods, deported Sept. 24. Convictions in Maryland: first-degree assault, two counts of possession of contraband in a place of confinement, and concealing a dangerous weapon. Arrests include attempted first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit attempted first-degree murder, second-degree assault, kidnapping, first-degree burglary, conspiracy to commit first-degree burglary, reckless endangerment, and wearing and carrying a dangerous weapon with intent to injure. Lawfully admitted March 2009. A DOJ immigration judge issued a final order of removal on Sept. 23, 2014.
• Roberto Benjamin Rodriguez-Padilla, El Salvador, MS-13, deported Sept. 25. Arrest for driving while intoxicated in Virginia. DHS said he has an international warrant for killing a police officer in El Salvador. Final order of removal April 4, 2026.
• Miguel Antonio Guzman Castro, Guatemala, East Los Angeles-13, deported Sept. 21. California convictions include three counts of vehicle theft, two counts of burglary, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, robbery, theft, petty theft, use or being under the influence of a controlled substance, forgery, and a false check or record. Previously deported four times — 2005, 2009, 2016, and 2022 — then illegally re-entered.
• Yarlee Freddy Acosta Salmeron, Honduras, Southwest Cholos, deported Sept. 21. Texas convictions: assault of a family member, theft from a person, and failure to identify a fugitive with intent to give false information. Previously deported three times — 1994, 2009, and 2015 — then illegally re-entered.
• Jonathan Josue Rivera-Caceres, Honduras, MS-13, deported Sept. 22. Convictions: aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and driving while intoxicated in Texas, plus an arrest for terroristic threats against a peace officer or judge. Border Patrol arrested him after he illegally entered through Texas in April 2014. DHS said the Obama administration then released him. Final order of removal Aug. 21, 2026.
• Edgar Samuel Palomino-Sanchez, Mexico, Latin Kings, deported Sept. 24. Ohio convictions: burglary with a firearm, complicity to attempted felonious assault, felonious assault, felony burglary, obstructing official business, and illegal re-entry. Previously deported twice — 2013 and 2019 — then illegally re-entered.
• Yang Neng Vang, Laos, Laos Pride Gangster, deported Sept. 26. Convictions in Oregon and California: third-degree assault, felon in possession of a firearm, fourth-degree assault, and driving under the influence of alcohol. Lawfully admitted July 1983. Final order of removal March 30, 2000.
• Daniel Torres Rodriguez, Mexico, Los Zetas, deported Sept. 25. Texas convictions: manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, illegal re-entry, and evading arrest or detention. Arrests include assault causing bodily injury to a family member and a liquor violation. Previously deported five times — 2003, 2009, 2011, 2017, and 2022 — then illegally re-entered.

Source: DHS — Make America Safe Again: DHS deports illegal alien gang members, including murderers, violent assailants, drunk drivers, and burglars (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/29: SMYRNA – ICE ARRESTS A BURMESE ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CONVICTIONS AND A 2023 REMOVAL ORDER

MULTIPLE AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CONVICTIONS. 2023 FINAL REMOVAL ORDER. IN CUSTODY FOR DEPORTATION. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Tuesday that Enforcement and Removal Operations New Orleans arrested Po Lay Oh in Smyrna, Tennessee. ICE said he is a criminal illegal alien from Burma with multiple aggravated assault convictions and a final order of removal from 2023. ICE said he will remain in custody for deportation.

Source: ICE — ERO New Orleans arrest of Po Lay Oh in Smyrna, Tennessee (Sept. 29, 2026, 11:30 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: NASHVILLE – ICE ARRESTS A GUATEMALAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER

FELONY CONVICTION. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER. STRONGARM. ICE New Orleans said Tuesday it arrested Esvin Orlando Carillo Martinez, an illegal alien from Guatemala. ICE said his criminal history includes a felony conviction for aggravated assault — police officer, strongarm — in Nashville, Tennessee.

Source: ICE New Orleans — arrest of Esvin Orlando Carillo Martinez (Sept. 29, 2026, 8:25 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: HOMESTEAD – BORDER PATROL SAYS IT APPREHENDED A CUBAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH AGGRAVATED BATTERY, FELON-IN-POSSESSION, AND HEROIN TRAFFICKING ON HIS RECORD

NO NAME RELEASED. DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS PENDING. Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said Tuesday that an illegally present Cuban national with a dangerous criminal history was apprehended in Homestead, Florida. Vasquez said the man is pending deportation proceedings.

The Chief listed this record:

• Aggravated battery with a deadly weapon
• Convicted felon in possession of a firearm
• Multiple counts of trafficking opium and heroin
• Trafficking marijuana
• Drug possession

The post included a photo labeled Homestead, Florida, criminal alien, and Cuban. It did not give the man’s name or say when the apprehension happened.

Vasquez: “USBP will continue to identify, arrest, and remove criminal threats before they can endanger our communities.”

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief — illegally present Cuban national apprehended in Homestead, Florida (Sept. 29, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/29: FLORIDA – 16 ALIENS CHARGED WITH REGISTERING AND VOTING AFTER FALSELY CLAIMING U.S. CITIZENSHIP

SIXTEEN NON-CITIZENS. FALSE CITIZENSHIP CLAIMS. BALLOTS CAST. USCIS CONFIRMED THE STATUS. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said Tuesday it helped Florida charge 16 aliens who registered to vote by falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and then voted. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the cases Sept. 24. USCIS issued its release Tuesday. Law enforcement had arrested 11 of the non-citizens by the time of those announcements. The investigation remains open.

The cases started with referrals from the Florida Department of State Office of Election Crimes and county supervisors of elections. Immigration-status reviews, including federal database checks, flagged registered voters who were not U.S. citizens. Florida Department of Law Enforcement pulled voter-registration applications, poll-book signatures or vote-by-mail certificates, and post-election ineligibility notices. USCIS confirmed the alien status.

USCIS spokesman Zach Kahler: “U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is leveraging its expertise to aid local investigations of aliens residing in the United States. Every day, the dedicated men and women of USCIS are working to root out immigration fraud wherever it occurs, hold bad actors accountable, and help protect the rights of American citizens.”

Uthmeier: “Florida will not allow anyone to steal the vote of Americans at the ballot box. These defendants swore they were qualified electors, cast ballots in our elections, and later confirmed they were never eligible to vote.”

Named arrests:

• Astrid Shamatu Navarrete Quintana, 24, Fort Myers, Mexican national, lawful permanent resident since March 31, 2023. Registered Aug. 19, 2024, falsely affirming citizenship, and voted in person Nov. 5, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting and false swearing.
• Selvin Uton Whilby, 74, Tampa, Jamaican national, lawful permanent resident since March 1, 1989. Registered in 2008 and voted by mail in the 2024 primary and general elections, part of a mail-ballot history back to 2008. Charged with two counts of unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting.
• Cyntia Vanessa Canales, 62, Ocala, Chilean national and lawful permanent resident. Registered in Marion County in 2012 and again in 2022, each time falsely affirming citizenship and listing Florida as her place of birth. Voted early in person Oct. 27, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting.
• Craig William Smith, 69, Ocala, Bahamian national, lawful permanent resident since March 5, 1978. Registered March 21, 2002, and voted in the 2024 primary and general elections, part of a voting history back to 2006. Charged with two counts of unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting.
• Tracey Sabrina Jones, 49, Lakeland, United Kingdom national, lawful permanent resident since April 25, 1984. Registered in 1995 and voted early in person Oct. 26, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting.
• Kadian Gabrielle Amai Johnson, 29, Lehigh Acres, Jamaican national, lawful permanent resident since April 22, 2018. Registered Sept. 30, 2024, and voted in person Nov. 5, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting and false swearing.
• Mei-Lin Johnston, 57, Okeechobee, Indonesian national, lawful permanent resident since May 10, 2022. Registered Nov. 8, 2022, and voted in person Oct. 24, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting.
• Alejandro Garcia Villegas, 65, Lake City, Mexican national, lawful permanent resident since March 16, 2021. Registered Sept. 20, 2022, and voted early in person Oct. 30, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting.
• Manon M. Raux, 62, Naples, Canadian national, lawful permanent resident since Aug. 16, 1991. Registered Sept. 18, 2024, and voted early in person Oct. 29, 2024. Charged with unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting and false swearing.
• James Mark Hollingsworth, 62, Lake Suzy, Canadian national, lawful permanent resident since Oct. 29, 1967. Registered through the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles in 2021 and voted by mail in the 2024 primary and general elections. After a non-citizen notice, he emailed the supervisor of elections, said he is a permanent resident, and said he had been voting in Florida. Charged with two counts of unqualified noncitizen electors willfully voting and two counts of false swearing. Faces up to 20 years.
• Giorgio Dominique Mucelli, 66, Melbourne, Canadian national and lawful permanent resident. Charged with voting by a non-citizen elector and false affirmation after voting in seven general elections from 2004 through 2024, including the 2024 general election.

Each charged offense is a third-degree felony. Most of the defendants face up to 10 years in the Florida Department of Corrections if convicted. Five of the 16 non-citizens were not named in the arrest list. The same operation also charged four convicted felons who allegedly registered and voted while still on probation. Those four are separate from the 16 non-citizen cases. Prosecutions run through the Office of Statewide Prosecution in Brevard, Collier, Columbia, DeSoto, Hillsborough, Lee, Marion, Okeechobee, and Polk counties. Additional charges and arrests are expected.

Source: USCIS — assists Florida investigation leading to charges for unlawful voting (Sept. 29, 2026) | Florida Attorney General — arrests and charges against 20 defendants in a statewide election integrity operation (Sept. 24, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/28: HIALEAH – CUBAN ALIEN CONVICTED FOR SMUGGLING THOUSANDS OF CUBANS THROUGH THE SOUTHERN BORDER

FALSE ESTA APPLICATIONS. PRIVATE PLANES. MORE THAN $20 MILLION THROUGH 57 BANK ACCOUNTS. USCIS said Monday that a federal jury convicted Lazaro Alain Cabrera-Rodriguez, 28, of Hialeah, Florida, a Cuban alien, for his role in an international alien smuggling and money laundering conspiracy. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida announced the conviction. HSI Tampa, Border Patrol’s Miami Sector, and the USCIS Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate led the case, with help from HSI’s Human Smuggling Unit in Washington and CBP’s National Targeting Center.

Court documents say Cabrera-Rodriguez and others ran an organization that moved thousands of Cuban aliens into the United States through the southern border. The group charged $1,500 to $40,000. Co-conspirators sometimes chartered private planes. They advertised on social media, sold false claims of European citizenship so Cubans could seek a visa waiver, and filed hundreds of fraudulent ESTA applications with CBP using fake addresses. Cuban nationals are not eligible for ESTA. The applications falsely said the applicants had not been in Cuba since 2011, when the defendants knew they were in Cuba. Cabrera-Rodriguez bought international and domestic flights to move them into and around the United States.

Financial records show more than $20 million passed through at least 57 bank accounts controlled by the defendant and his co-conspirators. From 2021 through 2024 they sent more than $600,000 out of the country to buy flights for aliens to enter unlawfully.

The jury convicted him of conspiracy to commit alien smuggling for financial gain, conspiracy to commit international money laundering, and conspiracy to commit money laundering concealment. Sentencing is set for Dec. 17. The maximum penalty is 20 years in prison.

Twelve people were charged. Seven have pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing: Liannys Yaiselys Vega-Perez, 31; Miguel Alejandro Martinez Vasconcelos, 31; Layra Libertad Treto Santos, 30; Emanuel Martinez Gonzalez, 29; Walbis Pozo-Dutel, 31; Luis Emmanuel Escalona-Marrero, 32; and Gisleivy Peralta Consuegra, 41. Erik Ventura-Castro, 24, pleaded guilty May 7 and was sentenced July 29 to 30 months in prison.

Source: USCIS — Cuban alien convicted for international alien smuggling and money laundering conspiracy (Sept. 28, 2026) | U.S. Attorney’s Office, Middle District of Florida — Cuban national convicted

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BREAKING 9/29: LEWISTON – CBP SEIZES ABOUT 450 POUNDS OF COCAINE, WORTH $6 MILLION, FROM A TRUCK HEADED TO CANADA

OUTBOUND LANE. LEWISTON BRIDGE. 174 PACKAGES IN THE TRAILER FLOOR. HANDED TO HSI BUFFALO. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday that officers at the Port of Buffalo’s Lewiston Bridge border crossing stopped a commercial truck carrying cocaine that was headed to Canada.

On Sept. 22, officers in the outbound lane stopped a 21-year-old Canadian man driving a commercial truck and trailer. A physical inspection showed modifications to the trailer floor. A CBP canine alerted to narcotics. Officers moved the truck to secondary inspection. A nonintrusive scan showed anomalies in the floor. The search found 174 vacuum-sealed packages that field-tested positive for cocaine. CBP put the weight at about 450 pounds and the street value at about $6 million. The case was referred to Homeland Security Investigations Buffalo.

Sharon Swiatek, acting port director for the Area Port of Buffalo: “This significant seizure highlights the exceptional vigilance, advanced training and relentless dedication of our CBP officers and canine teams at the Lewiston Bridge border crossing. While a large focus of our border security mission is on inbound threats, our officers remain equally sharp during outbound operations to dismantle transborder criminal networks, disrupt the flow of dangerous narcotics and protect communities on both sides of the border.”

Source: CBP — officers seize about 450 pounds of cocaine worth $6 million from a commercial truck bound for Canada (Sept. 29, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/28: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE ARRESTS MURDERERS, CHILD SEX OFFENDERS, AND CHILD ABUSERS OVER THE WEEKEND

FIFTEEN NAMED. MURDER, RECKLESS HOMICIDE, CHILD SEX CRIMES, CHILD ABUSE, HEROIN, AND FENTANYL. DHS said Monday that ICE arrested more criminal illegal aliens over the weekend, including people convicted of murder, child sexual assault, and child abuse. Secretary Markwayne Mullin tied the arrests to 16 straight months of zero releases at the border.

Mullin: “While Americans enjoyed their weekend, the brave men and women of ICE arrested murderers, child sexual predators, and child abusers who should not have been in our country in the first place. Under President Trump, ICE has been unleashed to target and remove illegal aliens from our communities so that we can Make America Safe Again. Arresting and deporting illegal aliens saves lives.”

DHS named these weekend arrests:

• Sakhone Lasaphangthong, Laos, convicted of murder in Sacramento, California.
• Israel Espinosa-Trejo, Mexico, convicted of reckless homicide in Indianapolis, Indiana.
• Ruben Ayala-Laies, Cuba, convicted of second-degree murder in Union County, Florida.
• Jose Alcaraz-Carranza, Mexico, convicted of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14 in Tulare, California.
• Marvin Martinez, Dominican Republic, convicted of sexual abuse of a minor and possession of a controlled substance in Anne Arundel, Maryland.
• Joel Velazco-Carrizosa, Mexico, convicted of second-degree sexual assault of a child in New Orleans, Louisiana.
• Ana Glenda Beatriz Melendez-Alvarado, El Salvador, convicted of child abuse with great bodily injury or death in Los Angeles, California.
• Edgar Tranquilino Moran-Bautista, Mexico, convicted of sodomy by force in Madera, California.
• Melvin Alcon, El Salvador, convicted of two counts of assault and criminal possession of a weapon in Mineola, New York.
• Kimer Kintin, Federated States of Micronesia, convicted of two counts of neglect of a dependent person in Plymouth County, Iowa.
• Alfredo Castanos-Mendoza, Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute heroin in Houston, Texas.
• Fray Paniagua, Dominican Republic, convicted of delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver a controlled substance in Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
• Greg Chukwuka Orji, Nigeria, convicted of dangerous drugs and possession with intent to distribute fentanyl in Hutchinson, Kansas.
• Nelson Argueta-Cruz, El Salvador, convicted of burglary, grand larceny, larceny, and a probation violation in Fairfax, Virginia.
• Furvio Flete-Garcia, Dominican Republic, convicted of fraud and illegal re-entry in Boston, Massachusetts.

Source: DHS — Worst of the Worst: Over the Weekend, ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Child Abusers (Sept. 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/28: LOUDOUN – ICE LODGES A DETAINER ON A SALVADORAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH SELLING FENTANYL NEAR A SCHOOL

LEESBURG JAIL. 287(g) DETAINER. HE CROSSED THE RIO GRANDE IN 2016. ICE said Monday it has an immigration detainer and a warrant of removal on Isaac Melendez-Carranza, 31, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center in Leesburg, Virginia. The sheriff’s office honors detainers under its 287(g) agreement.

On Aug. 20, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office arrested Melendez-Carranza for possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a school and possession with intent to manufacture, sell, or distribute fentanyl. ICE Washington lodged the detainer the same day. ICE’s release ties him to fentanyl overdoses at a Virginia high school.

On April 30, 2016, a Border Patrol officer encountered him near Hebbronville, Texas. He told the officer he had waded the Rio Grande from Mexico.

Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella: “Anyone who comes to this country illegally and then allegedly peddles deadly fentanyl near our children’s schools should expect ICE to come for them. The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office understands that protecting our communities must come before politics. ICE will relentlessly pursue criminal illegal aliens who threaten Americans, take them into custody, and remove them from the United States.”

Source: ICE — lodges immigration detainer against criminal illegal alien linked to Virginia high school fentanyl overdoses (Sept. 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/28: FORT LAUDERDALE – COAST GUARD TRANSFERS 10 ALIENS TO THE BAHAMAS AFTER STOPPING A SAILBOAT 40 MILES OFFSHORE

FRIDAY BOARDING. SUNDAY TRANSFER. EIGHT-FOOT SEAS. The Coast Guard said Monday that the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Margaret Norvell transferred 10 aliens to the Bahamas on Sunday after an interdiction about 40 miles east of Fort Lauderdale. The release also spells the cutter name Novell.

On Friday, Sept. 25, the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Robert Yered boarded a 30-foot sailing vessel and found 10 people aboard. The aliens were taken onto the cutter for processing, then moved to Margaret Norvell. The Coast Guard said the seas were about 8 feet.

Lt. Richard Rodriguez, commanding officer of Robert Yered: “In the face of daunting, 8-foot seas, the crew of the Robert Yered demonstrated extraordinary professionalism and dedication for hours on end. Their performance was a testament to our readiness to save lives and protect our nation’s maritime borders, even under the most grueling conditions.”

Source: U.S. Coast Guard — transfers 10 aliens to the Bahamas following interdiction near Fort Lauderdale (Sept. 28, 2026)

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NOW ON YOUTUBE: HSI TOP 5 EPISODE 11 — A 50-YEAR ALABAMA SENTENCE, A FENTANYL BUST, COUNTERFEIT WATCHES, AND A PARAMEDIC CHILD-SEX CASE

OFFICIAL ICE CHANNEL. NO DEFENDANT NAMES IN THE POST. The ICE YouTube channel now carries HSI Top 5 Episode 11. Friday’s filing on this page still had Episode 10, from Sept. 12, as the latest video on that public feed. ICE described Episode 11 on Sept. 18. The video description matches that post. It is not the Friday episode about the fake news van, the 127-year sentence, the visa-fraud farm workers, and the darknet case.

• Agents and partners in Alabama secured a 50-year federal prison sentence for a man who attempted to sexually exploit a minor.
• Agents took down a money laundering scheme.
• Agents made a fentanyl bust.
• Agents ended a counterfeit luxury watch trafficking operation.
• Agents arrested a paramedic accused of producing and distributing child sex abuse material online.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official channel: HSI Top 5 Episode 11.

Source: ICE official YouTube — HSI Top 5 Episode 11

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BREAKING 9/25: HSI TOP 5 — 51 KILOS OF COCAINE IN A FAKE NEWS VAN, A 127-YEAR CHILD-SEX SENTENCE, VISA-FRAUD FARM WORKERS, AND A DARKNET DRUG CASE

CALIFORNIA, TEXAS, FLORIDA, AND PENNSYLVANIA. NEW EPISODE AT 2:30 P.M. PACIFIC. NO DEFENDANT NAMES IN THE POST. ICE and Homeland Security Investigations said Friday they posted a new HSI Top 5 episode on cases worked with partners in those four states. ICE did not assign a state to each result, and the post did not name the defendants.

• Agents seized 51 kilos of cocaine smuggled in a fake news media van.
• A child sex predator received a 127-year sentence.
• Agents saved farm workers exploited through a visa fraud scheme.
• Agents brought down a darknet drug operation tied to multiple deaths.

The official ICE YouTube channel’s public feed still showed Episode 10, from Sept. 12, as its latest HSI Top 5 when this item was filed. Friday’s episode is on the ICE and HSI posts.

Source: ICE official account — new HSI Top 5 episode (Sept. 25, 2026, 2:30 p.m. Pacific) | HSI official account — same episode (Sept. 25, 2026, 2:30 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/25: SUPREME COURT LETS DHS KEEP USING SAVE TO CHECK WHETHER VOTERS ARE CITIZENS

6-3. STAYS A JUNE 22 ORDER THAT TRIED TO SHUT THE CHECK DOWN. DHS V. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. DHS said Friday the Supreme Court allowed the department to keep using its Modified Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements program, called SAVE, to verify the citizenship of voters. The ruling stays a June 22, 2026 order from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that had tried to halt the system. DHS took the fight up on an emergency petition.

DHS General Counsel James Percival: “This decision is a victory for election integrity. It’s remarkable that we had to file an emergency petition in the Supreme Court just so we can use government data to stop noncitizens from voting illegally. American elections are for Americans. The Trump Administration and the Department of Homeland Security will use every tool at our disposal to secure our elections.”

DHS said the program follows President Trump’s Executive Order 14248, Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections, signed in March 2025. That order directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to give state and local officials free access to systems for verifying the citizenship or immigration status of people registering to vote or already on the rolls. The case is Department of Homeland Security v. League of Women Voters.

Source: DHS — Supreme Court lets the voter citizenship verification program continue (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: SEATTLE – ICE ARRESTS A UKRAINIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED TO 134 MONTHS FOR A STOLEN VEHICLE, A FIREARM, STOLEN MAIL, AND IDENTITY THEFT

SNOHOMISH COUNTY. 134 MONTHS. AWAITING RETURN TO UKRAINE. ICE Seattle said Friday that officers arrested Vitaliy Chmukh, 32, an illegal alien from Ukraine. ICE said he was convicted in Snohomish County, Washington, for possessing a stolen vehicle, a firearm, and stolen mail, and for identity theft. ICE said the total sentence was 134 months. ICE said he is now awaiting return to Ukraine.

Source: ICE Seattle — Vitaliy Chmukh, 134-month sentence, awaiting return to Ukraine (Sept. 25, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/25: SAN DIEGO – ICE ARRESTS A MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF MONEY LAUNDERING

MONEY LAUNDERING CONVICTION. STAYS IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. ICE San Diego said Friday that officers arrested Jose Luis Cardoso, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico. ICE said his criminal history includes a conviction for money laundering and that he will remain in ICE custody pending removal.

Source: ICE San Diego — Jose Luis Cardoso, money-laundering conviction (Sept. 25, 2026, 8:38 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/25: WOLCOTT – ICE BOSTON ARRESTS AN ALBANIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN FACING CHILD-SEX CHARGES

ARRESTED SEPT. 3 IN WOLCOTT, CONNECTICUT. CHARGES ARE PENDING. ICE Boston said Friday that officers arrested Hasan Billa, a criminal illegal alien from Albania, during targeted operations in Wolcott on Sept. 3. ICE said his criminal history includes pending charges for criminal attempt at sexual contact with a victim under 16, second-degree criminal attempt at sexual assault, and criminal attempt at commercial sexual abuse of a minor.

Source: ICE Boston — Hasan Billa arrested in Wolcott, Connecticut (Sept. 25, 2026, 3:49 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A MEXICAN NATIONAL SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS FOR ROBBERY

1992 ROBBERY SENTENCE. REMOVAL ORDER IN 2024. HELD FOR REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS. ICE Los Angeles said Thursday that officers arrested Mauricio Vasquez Arias, 52, from Mexico. ICE said that in 1992 he was sentenced to five years in prison for robbery, that he was ordered removed in 2024, and that he will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

Source: ICE Los Angeles — Mauricio Vasquez Arias (Sept. 24, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS A VIETNAMESE NATIONAL SENTENCED TO NEARLY 40 YEARS FOR ROBBERY, BURGLARY, AND KIDNAPPING

1998 SENTENCE. FIREARM ENHANCEMENT ON TWO KIDNAPPING COUNTS. REMOVAL ORDER IN 2018. ICE Los Angeles said Thursday that officers arrested Sang Anh Chuong, 55, from Vietnam. ICE said that in 1998 he was sentenced to almost 40 years in prison for robbery, burglary, and two counts of kidnapping with a firearm enhancement. ICE said he was ordered removed in 2018 and will remain in ICE custody pending removal.

Source: ICE Los Angeles — Sang Anh Chuong (Sept. 24, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/25: NASHVILLE – ICE ARRESTS A PREVIOUSLY REMOVED GUATEMALAN CONVICTED OF CHILD RAPE, THEN DEPORTS HIM AGAIN

SECOND-DEGREE CHILD RAPE. REMOVED IN 2013. CUT OFF THE ANKLE MONITOR. REMOVED AGAIN SEPT. 7. ICE said Friday that Enforcement and Removal Operations New Orleans arrested Alberto Ramirez-Diaz, a 39-year-old criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, on Sept. 1 after the Tennessee Department of Corrections released him. He had a conviction for second-degree child rape. ICE said he was removed to Guatemala on Sept. 7.

ERO New Orleans acting Field Office Director Scott Ladwig: “ICE’s mission is to protect the American public, and that includes taking appropriate enforcement action against illegal aliens charged with serious crimes. We will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to ensure individuals who pose a public safety threat are held accountable under both criminal and immigration law.”

ICE said Border Patrol first apprehended Ramirez-Diaz on Aug. 1, 2013, processed him for expedited removal, and removed him to Guatemala on Aug. 7, 2013. He came back unlawfully and was apprehended again on March 3, 2018, issued a notice to appear, and released on an order of recognizance. ICE said he was enrolled in Alternatives to Detention with GPS monitoring, failed to report as required, and allegedly cut off and discarded the ankle monitor. On Nov. 12, 2019, he was returned to ICE custody after the Homestead Police Department in Florida arrested him in connection with allegations of sexual assault of a minor family member. Those 2019 allegations are separate from the child-rape conviction that put him in Tennessee state custody.

Source: ICE — Nashville arrest of Alberto Ramirez-Diaz, convicted of second-degree child rape, removed Sept. 7 (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: BOSTON – CBP SAYS OPERATION TIDAL WAVE HAS REMOVED 87 CRUISE CREW FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE MATERIAL

87 REMOVED IN BOSTON SINCE MID-AUGUST. SIX MORE FILIPINOS OFF THE BREAKAWAY ON SEPT. 20. ALL SIX ADMITTED POSSESSING CSEM/CSAM. CBP said Friday that officers at the Port of Boston have now removed 87 aliens from cruise ships under Operation Tidal Wave, the multi-agency push against child sexual abuse material and child sexual exploitation material among cruise crewmembers. This page already carried the Aug. 31 removal of 10 from the Norwegian Escape, when Boston’s two-week count stood at 24. Friday’s release is the new Boston total.

The latest action was Sept. 20. CBP said officers encountered six citizens of the Philippines aboard the cruise ship Breakaway. In secondary interviews at Boston Logan International Airport, all six admitted previously possessing CSEM/CSAM. After searches of their living quarters and electronic devices, all six were processed for removal of conditional landing under INA Section 212(a)(2)(A)(i)(I), crimes involving moral turpitude.

Acting Director of Field Operations Julio Caravia: “The success of Operation Tidal Wave reflects the unwavering dedication of our officers and partners to protect the most vulnerable. Let the removal of these 87 be a message to others: we will not accept this exploitation and CBP will not stop identifying and arresting the individuals who participate in it.”

CBP said the Boston count is the summer run in that port, 87 crewmembers from various vessels since mid-August. Earlier phases elsewhere: Phase 1 in San Diego in April, administrative enforcement against 27 crewmembers from six vessels; Phase 2 in San Juan in June and July, 14 crewmembers removed and one accepted for federal prosecution. The operation is led by the CBP Office of Field Operations Enforcement Operations Division with Homeland Security Investigations and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Boston said the effort continues through the rest of the fiscal year. CBP said any involvement with CSEM is prohibited and can bring criminal prosecution, removal, and 10-year inadmissibility.

Source: CBP — Operation Tidal Wave in Boston, 87 cruise-ship crew removals for child sexual exploitation material (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: MISSION – BORDER PATROL NABS A PAISA GANG MEMBER CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

WARRANT OPERATION IN MISSION, TEXAS. ILLEGALLY PRESENT. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CONVICTION. PAISA GANG. ILLEGAL REENTRY PROSECUTION, THEN DEPORTATION. U.S. Border Patrol Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez said Friday that agents apprehended a Mexican national during a warrant operation in Mission, Texas. The chief said the man is illegally present in the United States, has a conviction for aggravated assault, and is a known Paisa gang member. Prosecution for illegal reentry is underway, and deportation follows. The chief did not release the man’s name.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief — Mission, Texas warrant arrest of a Paisa gang member (Sept. 25, 2026, 7:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/25: BERWICK – ICE FLAGS A PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED GUATEMALAN CHARGED WITH RAPING A CHILD UNDER 13

FIVE COUNTS. VICTIM UNDER 13. PRIOR DEPORTATION. ICE DETAINER ON THE JAIL. ICE said Friday that Miguel Adan Lux Pu, an illegal alien from Guatemala, was previously deported and illegally reentered the United States. He is charged with repeatedly raping a child under 13. ICE’s message to people who prey on children: the agency will hunt them down, arrest them, and deport them.

Berwick, Louisiana police said the investigation began the afternoon of Sept. 18 after a complaint that a child was sexually abused at a home on Oregon Street. Police said Lux Pu, 33, lived in the same house and is a relative of the child. Police said he admitted, in an interview, to having sexual intercourse with the child on multiple occasions in 2025. Officers booked him into the Berwick jail on five counts of first-degree rape of a victim under 13. Police said ICE lodged a detainer, no bond was set, and Lux Pu had been deported and then came back unlawfully about five to six years ago. The charges are allegations.

Source: ICE official account — Miguel Adan Lux Pu (Sept. 25, 2026, 10:05 a.m. Pacific)

Local report: KQKI / Berwick Police — five counts of first-degree rape, victim under 13 (Sept. 19, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS A MURDERER, A SEXUAL PREDATOR, AND A ROBBER

MURDER IN SALINAS. THREE COUNTS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT IN TENNESSEE. ROBBERY IN NEW YORK. COCAINE AND METH IN AUSTIN. DHS said Friday that ICE yesterday arrested more criminal illegal aliens, including people convicted of murder, sexual assault, and robbery. These five names are not on the Thursday Worst of the Worst list already on this page.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, the brave men and women of ICE arrested murderers, sexual predators, robbers, and other dangerous illegal aliens. Despite the dangerous and ugly rhetoric from sanctuary politicians that have resulted in a 1,600% increase in assaults against them, ICE will never stop enforcing the law, deporting illegal aliens, and protecting the American people.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept. 25):

• Jesus Ceja-Barajas (Mexico) — convicted of murder in Salinas, California.
• Zam Muan Lian (Burma) — convicted of three counts of sexual assault in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
• Adony De La Cruz-Cruz (Dominican Republic) — convicted of robbery in New York, New York.
• Obiageriaku Jane Iheanacho (Nigeria) — convicted of first-degree assault and vulnerable adult abuse in Baltimore, Maryland.
• Roberto Bejarano-Cruz (Mexico) — convicted of possession with intent to distribute cocaine and methamphetamine in Austin, Texas.

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Sexual Predators, and Robbers (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: MARTINEZ – HSI ARRESTS A THREE-TIME DEPORTEE ACCUSED OF DRIVING AT AN ICE OFFICER

REMOVED THREE TIMES. BURGLARY, OBSTRUCTION, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. OFFICER STILL CANNOT WALK WITHOUT HELP. DHS said Friday that HSI arrested Jesus Israel Garcia-Cobarruvias, an illegal alien from Mexico, after he allegedly used his vehicle to assault an ICE officer in Martinez, California.

DHS said the case started Aug. 31, when Garcia-Cobarruvias allegedly accelerated his vehicle toward ICE officers, injured an officer, damaged a government vehicle, and fled. The officer’s injuries were not life-threatening. DHS said the officer currently cannot walk without assistance. HSI arrested Garcia-Cobarruvias on Sept. 17 in Martinez. DHS said he refused commands and agents used force to pull him out of a vehicle. DHS said he has already been removed from the country three times.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien represents the worst of the worst that the hardworking men and women of ICE are targeting and removing from our communities every single day. This Department will not tolerate violent assaults on our brave law enforcement officers who keep us safe. DHS will hunt down and bring to justice anyone who engages in this dangerous behavior.”

Source: DHS — HSI Arrests Previously-Deported Illegal Alien Who Attacked an ICE Officer with Vehicle (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: KNOXVILLE – HSI CASE ENDS IN FEDERAL CHARGES FOR THREATS TO KILL ICE OFFICERS

“TIME TO BEAR SPRAY ICE.” “KILL THE ICE MILITARY POLICE.” UP TO 10 YEARS AND A $500,000 FINE. DHS said Friday that an HSI Knoxville investigation led to federal charges against David Kerr of Knoxville, Tennessee, for threats to kill ICE officers on social media.

DHS said a federal grand jury indicted Kerr on Sept. 16 on two counts of interstate threats. The charges come from public Bluesky posts that said “time to bear spray ICE” and “kill the ICE military police.” Kerr pleaded not guilty on Sept. 21 in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee. Trial is set for Nov. 24, 2026. DHS said each count carries up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $250,000, and up to three years of supervised release. WBIR reported he is 68 and that the posts were made in June 2025 and October 2025.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This man publicly and shamelessly threatened the brave men and women of ICE on social media, calling for them to be injured and killed. Anyone who threatens federal law enforcement will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

WBIR Channel 10, Knoxville: Sept. 21 report on the indictment of David Kerr for threats against ICE officers.

Source: DHS — HSI Investigation Leads to Charges Against Man Who Threatened to Kill ICE Officers (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/25: LAKE LEWISVILLE – ICE NAMES THE TWO TREN DE ARAGUA MEMBERS AND FOUR MORE FROM THE 121-ARREST SWEEP

WEDNESDAY’S POST DID NOT NAME THEM. FRIDAY’S ICE RELEASE DOES. ICE Dallas published the full account Friday of the summer enforcement push around Lake Lewisville that arrested 121 people, including two self-admitted Tren de Aragua members. The initiative ran from June 27 through Labor Day weekend. This page carried the arrest total on Sept. 23. The names below are new.

ICE said the people arrested had records that included assault, family violence, theft, burglary, sexual assault of a child, indecency with a child by sexual contact, evading arrest with a vehicle, driving while intoxicated, and boating while intoxicated. ICE Dallas Field Office Director Miguel Vergara: “These arrests reflect our continued focus on public safety and the rule of law.”

NAMED IN THE FRIDAY RELEASE:

• Willian Josue Ordonez Vasquez, 24 (Venezuela) — self-admitted Tren de Aragua member. ICE said he and Cabrera-Zelaya were under investigation by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for allegedly running an illegal boat-livery operation on Lake Lewisville.
• Edwin Josue Cabrera-Zelaya, 22 (Honduras) — self-admitted Tren de Aragua member. Same illegal-livery investigation.
• Jose Almendares Suazo, 30 (Honduras) — previously removed. Prior conviction for assault causing bodily injury and a prior arrest for assault involving family violence. Transferred to U.S. Marshals Service custody.
• Diego Gomez Hernandez, 22 (Mexico) — ICE said officers found a 13-year-old girl in his vehicle during the arrest, contacted her legal guardian, and took her into custody. Lewisville police responded to follow up on possible violations of Texas law.
• Luis Alfrando Digueros Quintanilla, 23 (Guatemala) — previously removed. Prior arrest for felony sexual assault of a child out of Dallas County.
• Axon Solomon Mejia Ortega, 35 (Mexico) — unlawfully present. Prior arrest for felony indecency with a child by sexual contact out of Dallas County.

Source: ICE — 121 arrests during summer enforcement initiative at Lake Lewisville, including 2 Tren de Aragua members (Sept. 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: DALLAS – ICE TAKES A THREE-TIME DEPORTEE AFTER DALLAS POLICE HONOR A DETAINER

THREE PRIOR REMOVALS TO MEXICO. A CONTROLLED-SUBSTANCE CHARGE. DALLAS POLICE TURNED HIM OVER. ICE said Thursday afternoon that it took custody of Kevin Guillermo from the Dallas Police Department. Dallas police had arrested him on charges of manufacturing or delivering a controlled substance, lack of identification, and littering. The department honored the ICE detainer and released him to ICE instead of back into the community.

ICE said Guillermo has a criminal history in the United States dating to 2016 and has been removed to Mexico, his home country, three times. ICE said that after he faces justice for illegal reentry after removal, the agency will deport him again.

Source: ICE official account — Kevin Guillermo (Sept. 24, 2026, 3:45 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS CHILD PREDATORS, HUMAN TRAFFICKERS, AND ARMED CARJACKERS

SEXUAL BATTERY OF A CHILD UNDER 13. CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. FORCED LABOR. ARMED CARJACKING. COCAINE. DHS said Thursday that ICE yesterday arrested more criminal illegal aliens, including people convicted of sexual battery of children, human trafficking, and armed carjacking. These five names are not on the Wednesday Worst of the Worst list already on this page.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, the patriots of ICE arrested child predators, human traffickers, armed carjackers, and other dangerous illegal aliens. Under President Trump’s leadership, we will always prioritize enforcing the law and protecting Americans over illegal aliens.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept. 24):

• Damani Javier Cunningham (Jamaica) — convicted of aggravated sexual battery of a victim under 13 years old and strangulation in Bristol, Virginia.
• Ever Edilberto Zuniga-Ramirez (El Salvador) — convicted of sexual exploitation of a minor and distribution of child pornography in Boston, Massachusetts.
• Alfonso Mejia-Preciado (Mexico) — convicted of human trafficking / forced labor in Oakland, California.
• Cesar Octavio Valenzuela-Campos (Mexico) — convicted of armed carjacking in San Francisco, California.
• Ulises Carlos Saltos-Posligoa (Ecuador) — convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine in Tampa, Florida.

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Child Predators, Human Traffickers, and Armed Carjackers (Sept. 24, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: DHS — ASSAULTS ON ICE UP 1,649 PERCENT

647 ASSAULTS. 37 IN THE SAME SPAN UNDER BIDEN. DHS PUTS THE INCREASE AT 1,649 PERCENT. The Department of Homeland Security said Thursday that assaults against ICE rose from 37 between Jan. 20, 2021, and Sept. 20, 2022, to 647 between Jan. 20, 2025, and Sept. 20, 2026.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Since President Trump unleashed ICE to do their jobs, assaults against them have risen by more than 1,600% in the first year and a half of the administration. This is the result of the vicious lies being spread by sanctuary politicians and their foot soldiers who are involved in anti-ICE riots and other acts of violence. DHS is calling on these sanctuary politicians to stop attacking federal law enforcement, stop putting the needs of illegal aliens ahead of the safety of American citizens, and to start working with us to make America safe again.”

DHS published a list of statements it called hateful rhetoric. The list includes Rep. Greg Casar saying Austin would be safer when ICE leaves, Austin Mayor Kirk Watson calling ICE rogue, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz comparing ICE to a “modern-day Gestapo,” Rep. Jasmine Crockett comparing ICE to slave patrols, and Rep. Ilhan Omar calling to abolish ICE.

ATTACKS DHS CITED WITH THE NEW COUNT:

• January 2026, Minneapolis — DHS said three rioters attacked an HSI agent and one bit off one of his fingers.
• November 2025, Houston — DHS said an illegal alien hit an ICE officer in the face with a metal coffee cup. The laceration took 13 stitches.
• December 2025, Tullos, Louisiana — DHS said an illegal alien bit an ICE officer while resisting arrest.
• August 2025, Washington, D.C. — DHS said an illegal alien resisted arrest and an ICE officer was thrown to the ground and received a concussion.
• July 2025, Alvarado, Texas — DHS said attackers opened fire on ICE officers at the Prairieland Detention Center and a police officer was shot. Eight suspects were convicted in March 2026 and sentenced in June 2026 to terms from 30 years to 100 years.
• September 2025, Dallas — DHS again cited the sniper attack on the ICE field office that killed two detainees.
• October 2025, Dallas — DHS said it arrested Eduardo Aguilar, an illegal alien from Mexico, after a TikTok post offered $10,000 for each ICE agent.
• June 2025, Bellevue, Nebraska — DHS said Tren de Aragua member Gabriel Hurtado-Cariaco threw an HSI agent to the ground, slammed her head into the pavement, and was charged with attempted murder.

Source: DHS — assaults on ICE up more than 1,600 percent (Sept. 24, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: SAN DIEGO – HSI CHARGES 17 IN A FENTANYL NETWORK; 13 TAKEN IN THE TAKEDOWN

MORE THAN 27 KILOGRAMS OF FENTANYL. MORE THAN 13 MILLION DOSES KEPT OFF THE STREET. TWO FUGITIVES STILL OUT. ICE said Thursday that 17 alleged members of a San Diego fentanyl trafficking organization were charged in federal court with distributing fentanyl in the city. The coordinated takedown was Sept. 3.

ICE said more than 200 federal, state, and local officers arrested 13 defendants that day and executed a search warrant in San Diego. Two defendants had been arrested earlier the same week. Two are fugitives.

Over the 10-month Homeland Security Task Force investigation, ICE said agents seized more than 27 kilograms of fentanyl, more than 14.5 kilograms of cocaine, 0.6 kilograms of heroin, 0.8 kilograms of methamphetamine, and $49,000 in cash. HSI acting Executive Associate Director John Condon: “This investigation has been a massive, life-saving success, but we are not satisfied yet. The combined effort of the HSTF, HSI San Diego, along with state and local partners has prevented more deadly fentanyl from reaching our neighborhoods, but this work continues.”

ICE’s account of the case: HSI San Diego and the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department opened it in November 2025. On Nov. 25, 2025, agents seized 4.8 kilograms of fentanyl, 0.8 kilograms of methamphetamine, and $10,042, and arrested Fabian Iniguez Ontiveros. Ledgers showed the organization selling an ounce of fentanyl for $600 to $700 and taking in as much as $20,000 in one night. After that arrest, ICE said investigators identified Maricielo Ibarra Barrera as the new principal distributor in the United States. Wiretaps from June through August 2026 caught calls and texts between members in the United States and Mexico.

On Aug. 17, agents arrested Ibarra at her residence and found about 1.7 kilograms of fentanyl, 0.6 kilograms of heroin, and $15,568. On Sept. 1, agents arrested Richard Alexander Arias Cruz and Juan Manuel Godinez and seized 14.52 kilograms of cocaine and 20.28 kilograms of fentanyl. Those weights are part of the investigation total, not a second haul on top of the 27 kilograms.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of California announced the charges Sept. 4. ICE posted its release Thursday. HSI San Diego’s Fentanyl Abatement and Suppression Team led the investigation.

Sources: ICE — 17 charged in San Diego fentanyl network (Sept. 24, 2026) | U.S. Attorney, Southern District of California (Sept. 4, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: DALLAS – HSI INDICTS EIGHT IN A SEX-TRAFFICKING AND MONEY-LAUNDERING CASE

EIGHT FEDERAL INDICTMENTS. 21 FIREARMS. SIX IN FEDERAL CUSTODY. UP TO LIFE IF CONVICTED. ICE said Thursday that a three-year HSI Dallas investigation ended in eight federal indictments. Prosecutors allege a sex-trafficking and money-laundering conspiracy operating out of the Paris Adult Bookstore in Dallas.

In February 2026, the North Texas Trafficking Task Force served search warrants at the business, at residences, and at a supply warehouse, and seized bank accounts tied to the case. On July 22, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas announced the indictments. Each defendant is charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking. Added charges on some of them include sex trafficking through force, fraud, and coercion, sex trafficking of a minor, conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Six of the eight were arrested July 24 and are in federal custody. Agents recovered 21 firearms. ICE said several defendants face up to life in federal prison if convicted. An indictment is an allegation. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

NAMED IN THE INDICTMENT (per ICE, Sept. 24):

• Aaron Tyrone Betford, 43 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
• Montre Lamont Mason, 51 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, sex trafficking through force, fraud, and coercion, sex trafficking of a minor, conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, and felon in possession of a firearm.
• Eileen Mason, 52 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, sex trafficking through force, fraud, or coercion, and conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
• Trelynn Love Mason, 24 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
• Larry Jones, 51 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, sex trafficking through force, fraud, or coercion, sex trafficking of a minor, and conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
• Krishenda Doss, 37 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, sex trafficking through force, fraud, or coercion, and conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
• Reginald Rose, 38 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and sex trafficking through force, fraud, or coercion.
• Antonio Dario Osorio-Avelar, 23 — conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and sex trafficking of a minor.

Prosecutors allege the store used its retail floor and arcade rooms to hide commercial sex, including trafficking of adults and minors, and that workers charged cash fees for the rooms. ICE said the prosecution is part of the Homeland Security Task Force stood up under Executive Order 14159, Protecting the American People Against Invasion. HSI Dallas Assistant Special Agent in Charge Judy Pardo said the indictments are a step toward dismantling a network that exploited adults and minors for profit. The investigation started in November 2023. HSI Dallas, IRS Criminal Investigation, and the Dallas Police Department worked it through the North Texas Trafficking Task Force.

Source: ICE — HSI Dallas sex-trafficking and money-laundering indictments (Sept. 24, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: REMOVED – ICE SENDS OUT A SEX ABUSER, A ROBBER, AND COCAINE TRAFFICKERS

UNLAWFUL SEXUAL PENETRATION. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. 500 GRAMS OF COCAINE. ALIEN SMUGGLING. REMOVED. ICE said Thursday afternoon that drug dealers, robbers, and other dangerous criminals were removed. These seven names are not on the arrest or removal lists already on this page. ICE did not list the courts or the conviction dates.

ICE: “ICE is delivering on the American people’s mandate to find, arrest, and DEPORT illegal aliens. Yesterday, drug dealers, robbers, and other dangerous criminals were REMOVED from our nation.”

NAMED REMOVALS (per ICE, Sept. 24):

• Jose Rodriguez-Gomez (Mexico) — convicted of unlawful sexual penetration and sexual abuse.
• Juan Diaz-Pinzon (Mexico) — convicted of DUI, exhibiting a deadly weapon, transportation of a controlled substance, and attempted second-degree robbery.
• Saul Pineda Escobar (Honduras) — convicted of possession with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine.
• Edgar Joaquin Meza-Inda (Mexico) — convicted of smuggling aliens.
• Juan Antonio Romero-Lopez (Mexico) — convicted of assault.
• Carlos Armando Flores Galiego (Guatemala) — convicted of use or possession of drug paraphernalia and felony forgery.
• Efrain Puluc-Cos (Guatemala) — convicted of DUI.

Source: ICE official account — removal thread (Sept. 24, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: SEATTLE – ICE ARRESTS A MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED FOR METH TRAFFICKING

POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE METH. 36 MONTHS IN FEDERAL PRISON. HELD FOR REMOVAL. ICE Seattle said Thursday that officers arrested Armida Cayetano-Ruiz, 34, an illegal alien from Mexico. The office said she was convicted federally of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and sentenced to 36 months in prison. She will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

Source: ICE Seattle — arrest of Armida Cayetano-Ruiz (Sept. 24, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: DALLAS – ICE NAMES THE TWO DETAINEES KILLED IN THE FIELD OFFICE ATTACK

31 AND 37. MEXICO AND EL SALVADOR. THREE DETAINEES STRUCK. TWO DEAD. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Thursday afternoon that it is remembering the two detainees killed when a sniper opened fire on the Dallas field office one year ago.

ICE named Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez, 31, of Mexico, and Norlan Guzman-Fuentes, 37, of El Salvador. The agency said the sniper targeted federal law enforcement and struck three detainees arriving at the facility. No officers or staff were physically injured. ICE said Dallas employees, including Officer Andres, shielded and rescued detainees under fire.

Thursday’s ICE post spelled Guzman-Fuentes’s first name “Orlan.” ICE’s Sept. 29, 2025 release and the agency detainee death report identify him as Norlan Guzman-Fuentes. ICE said on Oct. 2, 2025, that Garcia-Hernandez died of his wounds on Sept. 29.

Sources: ICE — names the two detainees killed at the Dallas field office (Sept. 24, 2026, 1:05 p.m. Pacific) | ICE — Norlan Guzman-Fuentes identified (Sept. 29, 2025) | ICE — Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez dies of his wounds (Oct. 2, 2025)

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BREAKING 9/24: EL CENTRO – BORDER PATROL AND ICE TAKE AN ECUADORIAN NATIONAL WANTED FOR FRAUD INTO CUSTODY

VISA OVERSTAY. WANTED FOR FRAUD AT HOME. ERO NEWARK ON THE ARREST. El Centro Sector Border Patrol said Thursday that agents tracked down an Ecuadorian national who overstayed his visa and remained in the United States. The sector said he is wanted for fraud in his home country.

Working with ICE and ERO Newark, agents took him into custody. El Centro said he now faces detention, removal proceedings, and a return home to face justice. The sector did not release his name.

Source: El Centro Sector Border Patrol — Ecuadorian national wanted for fraud taken into custody (Sept. 24, 2026, 12:18 p.m. Pacific)

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9/24: DALLAS – DHS MARKS ONE YEAR SINCE A GUNMAN OPENED FIRE ON THE ICE FIELD OFFICE

ROOFTOP. SALLYPORT VAN. ANTI-ICE MARKINGS ON THE CASINGS. TWO DETAINEES KILLED. The Department of Homeland Security said Thursday that it has been one year since a gunman attacked the ICE field office in Dallas.

DHS said that on Sept. 24, 2025, the gunman opened fire from a nearby rooftop. He fired at the ICE building, including a van in the sallyport where illegal aliens were shot. Two detainees were killed. DHS said the sniper fired indiscriminately, shot three people, and then took his own life. The department said his shell casings were marked with anti-ICE messages and that he came to murder law enforcement officers.

DHS: “This anti-law enforcement attack was the result of the endless smears from sanctuary politicians and the media seeking to dehumanize ICE.” The department said President Trump and Secretary Markwayne Mullin stand with the men and women of ICE. A second DHS post said, “Our officers are the best of the best. They risk their lives to protect our nation.”

The FBI identified the gunman as 29-year-old Joshua Jahn. In June, Secretary Mullin awarded Distinguished Service Medals at that field office to Enforcement Removal Assistant Christopher Pyne and Deportation Officers Marco Solis and Andres Goche. DHS said Pyne and Solis gave first aid to two critically injured detainees in the transport van, and Goche made the first 911 call and helped pull detainees out of the van while it was under fire.

Sources: DHS — one year since the Dallas field office attack (Sept. 24, 2026, 11:19 a.m. Pacific) | DHS — anniversary video post (Sept. 24, 2026, 11:30 a.m. Pacific) | ICE repost (Sept. 24, 2026, 11:44 a.m. Pacific) | DHS — Distinguished Service Medals for the Dallas officers (June 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: GRAND RAPIDS – DHS SAYS ICE BROKE OFF THE STOP BEFORE A GUATEMALAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CRASHED AND DIED

HALF A MILE. OVER 100 MILES AN HOUR. A TREE. A FIRE. DHS SAYS THE STOP WAS ALREADY CALLED OFF. The Department of Homeland Security said Thursday that ICE officers in Grand Rapids, Michigan, tried to stop a vehicle on Sept. 20 during a targeted enforcement operation, the driver fled, and the officers discontinued the stop. A short time later they found the car crashed and burning nearly half a mile away. The driver was dead.

DHS said the vehicle was registered to a known criminal illegal alien with multiple alcohol-related driving offenses who is also wanted in Guatemala on a drunk-and-disorderly charge. Officers were trying to confirm who was behind the wheel. DHS said the driver fled at a high rate of speed and, in the interest of public safety, officers immediately ended the enforcement action. Local officials estimated the vehicle was traveling well over 100 miles per hour when it hit a tree and caught fire. DHS said ICE officers tried to render aid and extinguish the fire until Grand Rapids police and fire arrived. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

DHS identified the driver as Mario David Coronado-Juarez, not the registered owner. DHS said he is an illegal alien from Guatemala who was removed by Border Patrol in 2021 and later reentered the United States, a felony, at an unknown date and location.

DHS: “Resisting officers and evading arrest is dangerous for our officers, illegal aliens, and the public.”

Grand Rapids police said the crash was about 7:10 a.m. Sunday near Century Avenue SW and McKendrick Street, and that ICE personnel had tried to stop the vehicle before the driver fled. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has directed the Michigan State Police to review the law enforcement actions around the crash. Rep. Rashida Tlaib said ICE pursued Coronado-Juarez and caused the fatal crash. DHS said officers found the wreck nearly half a mile from where they had broken off the stop. Guatemala’s consul general in Chicago, Rosario Ovando, told NBC News that Coronado-Juarez was 36 and from San Marcos.

Sources: DHS — Grand Rapids statement (Sept. 24, 2026, 11:02 a.m. Pacific) | Detroit Free Press | NBC News

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZen_bBFT94

FOX 17 Grand Rapids: Wednesday report on the police account that the driver fled an attempted ICE stop and crashed. DHS issued its statement Thursday that officers had already discontinued the stop.

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BREAKING 9/24: NEW JERSEY – HSI AND THE FBI ARREST A SENEGALESE LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT ACCUSED OF VOTING IN THREE GENERAL ELECTIONS

ENTERED IN 1993. GREEN CARD IN 2009. ACCUSED OF VOTING IN 2018, 2020, AND 2024. ARRESTED SEPT. 17. DHS said Thursday that a joint HSI and FBI investigation ended with the arrest of Sanata Coulibaly, a lawful permanent resident from Senegal, on charges that she illegally voted in New Jersey.

On Sept. 17, HSI New Jersey and FBI New Jersey executed a federal criminal arrest warrant charging Coulibaly with procurement of citizenship or naturalization unlawfully and voting by an alien. DHS said evidence gathered by HSI indicates she illegally voted in the 2018, 2020, and 2024 general elections, and that she admitted voting in 2020 and 2024.

DHS said Coulibaly first entered the United States in September 1993 and was granted lawful permanent resident status in November 2009.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This alien from Senegal has been charged with procurement of citizenship or naturalization unlawfully and voting by an alien after allegedly voting in THREE general elections in New Jersey. Sanctuary politicians can try to claim that this kind of voter fraud isn’t happening, but it’s very real and is a serious threat to our country. Non-citizens have no right to vote in our elections. The Trump Administration will always protect the integrity of our election systems so that only American citizens are electing American leaders.”

DHS said Mullin warned the New Jersey secretary of state in June, along with the secretaries of state of California, Nevada, and Pennsylvania, about non-citizens on voter rolls. The department said a preliminary review of state records found as many as 35,152 non-citizens registered to vote in New Jersey, and that Gov. Mikie Sherrill has admitted about 6,600 non-citizens were registered to vote in the state.

Source: DHS — HSI and FBI arrest Senegalese alien for illegally voting in past elections in New Jersey (Sept. 24, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/24: HOUSTON – ICE ARRESTS A PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED MEXICAN NATIONAL WITH A WEAPONS ARREST AND A FELONY RESISTING CONVICTION

ARRESTED SEPT. 23. PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED. UNLAWFUL WEAPON. FELONY RESISTING ARREST. ICE Houston said Thursday that officers arrested Omar Diaz Romero, a previously deported criminal illegal alien from Mexico, on Sept. 23 in Houston. The office said he has been arrested for unlawfully carrying a weapon and convicted of felony resisting arrest.

Source: ICE Houston — arrest of Omar Diaz Romero (Sept. 24, 2026, 10:32 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: FAYETTE COUNTY – ICE HOUSTON AND 287(g) PARTNERS ARREST A HONDURAN NATIONAL CONVICTED OF CRIMINAL TRESPASS

RELEASED INTO THE COUNTRY IN 2024. CONVICTED OF CRIMINAL TRESPASS. ARRESTED SEPT. 23. ICE Houston said Thursday that officers, with 287(g) partners in Fayette County, arrested Jose Pacheco-Santos, a criminal alien from Honduras, on Sept. 23. The office said he was released into the United States in 2024 and was later convicted of criminal trespassing.

Source: ICE Houston — arrest of Jose Pacheco-Santos (Sept. 24, 2026, 10:31 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: NEW ORLEANS – ICE ARRESTS A MARSHALL ISLANDS NATIONAL CONVICTED OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL AND BATTERY

CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. BATTERY. BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS. ICE New Orleans said Thursday that officers arrested Leeroy Latior, a criminal illegal alien from the Marshall Islands. The office said he was convicted of possession of sexually explicit child material and battery in Benton County, Arkansas.

Source: ICE New Orleans — arrest of Leeroy Latior (Sept. 24, 2026, 6:43 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: PADRE ISLAND – BORDER PATROL, COAST GUARD, AND CBP AIR AND MARINE ARREST A U.S. CITIZEN DRIVER AND SIX NONCITIZENS HIDING IN THE DUNES

SUSPECTED HUMAN SMUGGLING. A COAST GUARD AIRCRAFT. A DRONE OVER THE DUNES. SIX FOUND HIDING. THE DRIVER ARRESTED. CBP Air and Marine Operations said Thursday that federal, state, and local partners disrupted a suspected human smuggling event near Padre Island National Seashore, Texas, on Sept. 23.

U.S. Border Patrol identified suspicious vehicles in the area. A U.S. Coast Guard aircraft located people associated with those vehicles. A Corpus Christi Marine Unit agent then deployed a small unmanned aircraft to support the officers moving in. The operation ended with the arrest of a U.S. citizen driver and six noncitizens found hiding in the dunes. CBP did not name them.

CBP Air and Marine: “From the air, on the ground, and across agencies, we will stop and arrest anyone attempting to cross our borders illegally.”

Source: CBP Air and Marine Operations — Padre Island smuggling arrests (Sept. 24, 2026, 7:53 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: SIERRA BLANCA – BORDER PATROL K-9 BOXY TRACKS DOWN FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS

K-9 TRACK. FOUR IN CUSTODY. BIG BEND SECTOR. Big Bend Sector Border Patrol said Thursday that Sierra Blanca Station agents, assisted by K-9 Boxy, tracked and apprehended four subjects who had entered the United States illegally.

Acting Chief Patrol Agent Josh B. Barrett said the agents remain committed to securing the border and protecting communities. The sector did not name the four or give their nationalities.

Source: Big Bend Sector Border Patrol — K-9 Boxy track at Sierra Blanca (Sept. 24, 2026, 6:01 a.m. Pacific) | Local: KOSA — K-9 helps agents arrest four in Sierra Blanca

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BREAKING 9/23: ELLENBURG – BORDER PATROL STOPS A SMUGGLER HAULING FOUR INDIAN NATIONALS IN FROM CANADA

NORTHERN BORDER. A U.S. CITIZEN RAN. CHARGED WITH ALIEN SMUGGLING. FOUR INDIAN NATIONALS IN THE LOAD. Swanton Sector Border Patrol said Wednesday that Burke Station agents disrupted a human smuggling event near Ellenburg, New York.

A U.S. citizen fled from agents and was stopped. The sector said that person was charged under 8 U.S.C. § 1324 for transporting four Indian nationals who had illegally entered the United States from Canada. The sector did not name the driver or the four.

Acting Chief Patrol Agent Richard J. Fortunato said Swanton Sector will keep working to disrupt human smuggling and protect the communities it serves.

Source: Swanton Sector Border Patrol — Ellenburg smuggling stop (Sept. 23, 2026, 8:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: MOAB – ICE ARRESTS FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS, TWO MEXICAN NATIONALS WITH REMOVAL ORDERS AND TWO TURKISH NATIONALS

TARGETED ENFORCEMENT ON SEPT. 21. TWO WITH DEPORTATION RECORDS. TWO FROM TURKEY. SHERIFF SAYS HE WAS NOT CALLED. ICE told local reporters it arrested four people in Moab, Utah, on Monday, Sept. 21, in a targeted enforcement operation. The agency described two Mexican nationals as having a final order of removal and a prior voluntary departure followed by illegal reentry, and identified the other two as Turkish nationals in the country illegally. ICE has not named them or said where they are being held.

ICE said it called the shared dispatch center and the Moab Police Department on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 19, ahead of the arrests, and that a sergeant called back to confirm the deputy chief was notified. ICE: “ICE strives to be a good partner with all law enforcement agencies including the MPD but any statement by the sheriff to say the department was not notified is false.” Grand County Sheriff Jamison Wiggins said his office was not told in advance and did not take part.

Sources: KSL — ICE statement on the Moab operation (updated Sept. 22, 2026) | Moab Sun News | The Times-Independent

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BREAKING 9/24: HOUSTON – ICE REMOVES GUATEMALAN FUGITIVE WANTED FOR RAPE

DEPORTED IN 2010. ALLEGED RAPE. BACK IN THE UNITED STATES. REMOVED SEPT. 23. ICE Houston said Thursday that officers, with ERO Guatemala and the SAFE task force, removed Manuel Cux Toy to Guatemala on Sept. 23. The office called him a previously deported criminal alien and a foreign fugitive wanted for rape.

ICE Houston said Cux Toy was deported to Guatemala in 2010. The office said he is alleged to have raped a woman twice in 2016, and that the victim became pregnant. ICE said he illegally reentered the United States on an unknown date and was not encountered again until officers arrested him on Sept. 14.

On arrival at La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City, ICE officers transferred Cux Toy to Guatemalan authorities to face prosecution for the alleged crimes.

Source: ICE Houston — removal of Manuel Cux Toy (Sept. 24, 2026, 6:50 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: DOUGLAS – ICE REMOVES MEXICAN NATIONAL CAUGHT WITH SEVEN OTHERS

DUI. DRUGS. ILLEGAL ENTRY. CRIMES AGAINST A PERSON. A CHILD-CRUELTY ARREST. SENT BACK TO MEXICO. ICE said Thursday that federal partners apprehended Jesus Camarillo Reyes along with seven other people in Douglas, Arizona, on Sept. 6. He refused to cooperate in his interview and admitted he is a Mexican national in the country illegally.

ICE said his convictions include DUI, drugs, illegal entry, and crimes against a person. The agency said he has been arrested multiple other times for drunk driving and once for child cruelty. ICE removed him to Mexico. The agency said President Trump has zero tolerance for illegal aliens, least of all criminal illegal aliens who try to reenter the country illegally.

Source: ICE official account — removal of Jesus Camarillo Reyes (Sept. 24, 2026, 6:05 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: MARLBOROUGH – ICE BOSTON ARRESTS GUATEMALAN TRUCK DRIVER WITH NO LICENSE AFTER A CRASH THAT SENT A CHILD TO THE HOSPITAL

NO CDL. NO DRIVER’S LICENSE. ILLEGAL TURN. A CHILD HOSPITALIZED. 31 MORE VIOLATIONS ON AN EARLIER STOP. ICE Boston said Thursday that officers arrested Maximo Garcia-Lopez, an illegal alien from Guatemala, on Sept. 18 after his alleged role in a tractor-trailer crash in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

ICE Boston said reports identify Garcia-Lopez as the driver who made an illegal turn and crashed into another vehicle. A young child in that vehicle needed emergency medical care and was hospitalized. The office said he has neither a commercial driver’s license nor a driver’s license.

Record checks show he was cited Sept. 4 as an unlicensed operator of a 60-foot, 18-wheel tractor-trailer in Connecticut for YMY Transport LLC of Virginia. ICE Boston said the inspection of that Freightliner found 31 additional violations.

Source: ICE Boston — arrest of Maximo Garcia-Lopez (Sept. 24, 2026, 3:36 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/24: EASTERN PACIFIC – COAST GUARD CUTTER TAMPA SEIZES MORE THAN 25,000 POUNDS OF COCAINE; 13 SUSPECTED SMUGGLERS TAKEN OFF THE BOATS

THREE INTERDICTIONS. SIX DAYS. MORE THAN 25,256 POUNDS. OPERATION PACIFIC VIPER NOW OVER 262,000 POUNDS. DHS said Thursday that the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa seized more than 25,000 pounds of cocaine in three Eastern Pacific interdictions and pushed Operation Pacific Viper past 260,000 pounds.

• Sept. 11, south of Costa Rica: about 3,100 kilograms (more than 6,800 pounds) of cocaine. Three suspected smugglers embarked. The go-fast was sunk as a hazard to navigation.
• Sept. 15, south of Panama: two suspected smuggling vessels. About 6,827 kilograms (more than 15,000 pounds) of cocaine. Six suspected smugglers embarked.
• Sept. 16, south of Panama: a go-fast stopped with warning shots and disabling fire. About 1,568 kilograms (3,456 pounds) of cocaine. Four suspected narco-terrorists interdicted.

DHS put the six-day total at 11,456 kilograms, more than 25,256 pounds, and said that is about 9.5 million potentially deadly doses. The Coast Guard has now seized about 119,165 kilograms, over 262,000 pounds, in Operation Pacific Viper.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “In just six days, the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa has seized more than 25,000 pounds of cocaine in three interdictions, bringing the total amount of cocaine seized in Operation Pacific Viper to more than 260,000 pounds. Thanks to the hard work of the brave men and women of the U.S. Coast Guard, more than 9 million lethal doses of cocaine will never reach our shores.”

Admiral Kevin Lunday, commandant of the Coast Guard: “Coast Guard crews are taking the fight to narco-terrorists in the maritime domain, denying them the routes they rely on to move drugs, money and violence, while protecting the homeland and disrupting transnational criminal organizations far from U.S. shores.”

Source: DHS — U.S. Coast Guard surpasses 260,000 total pounds of cocaine seized in Operation Pacific Viper (Sept. 24, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/23: REMOVED – ICE SENDS OUT RAPISTS, A MURDER SOLICITOR, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS

CHILD MOLESTATION. RAPE. SOLICITATION OF MURDER. COCAINE. METH. WIRE FRAUD. REMOVED. ICE said Wednesday afternoon that gang members, rapists, drug traffickers, and other violent criminals have been removed. These 11 names are not on the arrest or removal lists already on this page. ICE did not list the courts or the conviction dates.

ICE: “Gang members, rapists, drug traffickers, and other violent criminals have been REMOVED by the patriots of ICE. Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE will not be deterred from enforcing the immigration laws written by Congress.”

NAMED REMOVALS (per ICE, Sept. 23):

• Juan Matus (Mexico) — convicted of child molestation.
• Luis Enrique Acuna Vega (Mexico) — convicted of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance and DUI.
• Temitope Oluwaseun Bashua (Nigeria) — convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
• Carlos Gerardo Brindas-Guzman (Mexico) — convicted of possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
• Isaac Martinez-Flores (Mexico) — convicted of indecent liberties with a child.
• Noel Arrea-Martinez (Mexico) — convicted of rape and child molestation.
• Jose Miguel Rojas-Rosario (Dominican Republic) — convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine on board a vessel.
• Mario Eguizabal Sandoval (El Salvador) — convicted of a lewd act upon a child.
• Rafael Vargas-Baltazar (Mexico) — convicted of solicitation of murder.
• Edgar Obdulio Romero Vasquez (Guatemala) — convicted of attempted possession of 500 grams or more of cocaine with intent to distribute.
• Vicente Garcia-Valenzuela (Mexico) — convicted of criminal attempt aggravated sexual battery.

Source: ICE official account — removal thread (Sept. 23, 2026, 3:17 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: KANSAS – HSI ARRESTS NIGERIAN NATIONAL ACCUSED OF VOTING BY AN ALIEN AND A FALSE CITIZENSHIP CLAIM

ELECTION FRAUD. VOTING BY AN ALIEN. FALSE CLAIM OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP. BOTH FELONIES. HSI Kansas City said Wednesday that agents arrested George Olawunmi Johnson, of Nigeria, on Sept. 23 for crimes related to election fraud.

HSI said Johnson is accused of violating federal law on voting by aliens and on false claims of U.S. citizenship. The office said both are felony charges. Photos posted with the announcement show HSI agents with Johnson in custody at Johnson County, Kansas, Central Booking. HSI linked a U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Kansas release on a Nigerian national indicted for illegally voting. ICE Chicago and HSI Chicago carried the same announcement.

Source: HSI Kansas City — arrest of George Olawunmi Johnson (Sept. 23, 2026, 2:56 p.m. Pacific)

Source: U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Kansas — Nigerian national indicted for illegally voting

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BREAKING 9/23: SEATTLE – ICE ARRESTS MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH A DRIVE-BY SHOOTING ARREST

DRIVE-BY SHOOTING. STOLEN FIREARM. HELD FOR REMOVAL. ICE Seattle said officers arrested Agustin Castellanos-Cuevas, 25, an illegal alien from Mexico.

ICE Seattle said Auburn, Washington police arrested him in 2020 for a drive-by shooting and possession of a stolen firearm. The office said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

Source: ICE Seattle — arrest of Agustin Castellanos-Cuevas (Sept. 23, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: PROGRESO – BORDER PATROL NABS PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED MEXICAN WANTED FOR HOMICIDE

HOMICIDE WARRANT IN MEXICO. FELONY ILLEGAL REENTRY. THEN BACK TO FACE MURDER CHARGES. The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol said Wednesday that agents apprehended a previously deported Mexican national attempting to illegally enter the United States near Progreso, Texas.

The chief said record checks showed an active homicide warrant in Mexico. He said the man now faces federal prosecution for felony illegal reentry before being repatriated to Mexico to face murder charges. Border Patrol did not name him.

Source: U.S. Border Patrol Chief — previously deported Mexican with a homicide warrant stopped near Progreso (Sept. 23, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: CARRIZO SPRINGS – BORDER PATROL STOPS A CONVICTED FELON TRYING TO SNEAK BACK IN

MORE THAN 20 YEARS OF PRISON TIME. CAUGHT TRYING TO COME BACK. Del Rio Sector Border Patrol said Carrizo Springs agents caught a convicted felon attempting to sneak back into the United States.

The sector said his crimes have racked up more than 20 years of prison sentencing. It did not name him and did not list the convictions.

Source: Del Rio Sector Border Patrol — Carrizo Springs convicted-felon stop (Sept. 23, 2026, 12:45 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: CHICAGO – ICE REMOVES MEXICAN HOMICIDE FUGITIVE CONVICTED OF ASSAULT AND ILLEGAL REENTRY

WANTED FOR HOMICIDE IN MEXICO. ASSAULT. ILLEGAL REENTRY MORE THAN ONCE. REMOVED. ICE Chicago said deportation officers removed Pedro Sandoval-Romero, 53, a criminal illegal alien and fugitive wanted for homicide in Mexico.

ICE Chicago said Sandoval-Romero was convicted of assault and of illegal reentry into the United States multiple times under the Clinton and Obama administrations.

Source: ICE Chicago — removal of Pedro Sandoval-Romero (Sept. 23, 2026, 12:32 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: EL PASO – ICE ARRESTS MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT

FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. WANTED AT HOME. IN ICE CUSTODY. ICE El Paso said officers arrested Adrian Dozal, 43, an illegal alien from Mexico with a final order of removal.

ICE El Paso said Dozal is wanted for embezzlement in his home country. The office said he is in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings.

Source: ICE El Paso — arrest of Adrian Dozal (Sept. 23, 2026, 12:14 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, AND RAPISTS

MURDER. RAPE OF A CHILD. RAPE. ASSAULT. A NEW WEDNESDAY LIST. DHS said Wednesday that ICE yesterday arrested more criminal illegal aliens, including people convicted of murder, rape of a child, rape, and assault. These five names are not the Tuesday Worst of the Worst list already on this page.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the brave men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove illegal aliens from our communities. Yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, rapists, and other dangerous criminals. President Trump made a promise to the American people that he would Make America Safe Again, and DHS is delivering on that promise. We will never apologize for arresting and removing illegal aliens who should never have been in America in the first place.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept. 23):

• Esteban Enriquez-Munoz (Mexico) — convicted of murder, robbery, and assault in Orange, California.
• Viengxay Chaleunphong (Laos) — convicted of three counts of rape of a child and assault and battery on a child under 14 in Woburn, Massachusetts.
• Jendrick Ordonez-Calate (Guatemala) — convicted of rape in Sussex County, Delaware.
• Jorge Avila-Velez (Mexico) — convicted of possessing, viewing, or controlling 1,000 to 100,000 items of child sexual abuse material in Passaic, New Jersey.
• Hamza Boufnichal (Morocco) — convicted of obstruction, false identification, grand larceny, and assault and battery in Fairfax, Virginia.

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Rapists (Sept. 23, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/23: RIO GRANDE VALLEY – BORDER PATROL CATCHES COCAINE SMUGGLERS AT A CHECKPOINT

CHECKPOINT. COCAINE. CHARGES. Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol said Wednesday that smugglers tried to sneak cocaine past a checkpoint and are facing charges.

The sector said the smugglers thought they could get the load through. It did not name them, did not give a weight, and did not name the checkpoint.

Source: Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol — cocaine stopped at a checkpoint (Sept. 23, 2026, 8:16 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS ORANGE COUNTY GANG MEMBER FROM MEXICO

BATTERY. GANG ACTIVITY. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON. HELD FOR AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE. ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested Luis Martinez, from Mexico, a gang member from Orange County.

ICE Los Angeles said he was sentenced to 5-plus years for battery and gang activity in 2019 and for aggravated assault with a weapon in 2025. The office said it will hold him until he appears before an immigration judge for removal proceedings.

Source: ICE Los Angeles — arrest of Luis Martinez (Sept. 22, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: ESSEX, MARYLAND – ICE ARRESTS MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH CHILD SEX OFFENSES ON HIS RECORD

SEX OFFENSE AGAINST A CHILD. SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR. IN ICE CUSTODY. ICE Washington, D.C. said officers arrested Victor Moreno-Jimenez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, in Essex, Maryland.

ICE Washington, D.C. said his criminal history includes sex offense against a child – fondling and sexual exploitation of a minor – sex performance. The office said he will remain in ICE custody.

Source: ICE Washington, D.C. — arrest of Victor Moreno-Jimenez (Sept. 22, 2026, 1:11 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: EL PASO – ICE REMOVES MEXICAN FUGITIVE WANTED FOR KIDNAPPING AND THEFT

FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. WANTED IN MEXICO. HANDED OVER AT THE STANTON STREET BRIDGE. ICE El Paso said officers removed Getzael Baltazar, an illegal alien from Mexico, and turned him over to Mexican authorities at the Stanton Street International Bridge.

ICE El Paso said Baltazar is a fugitive wanted for kidnapping and theft in his home country and that he had a final order of removal.

Source: ICE El Paso — removal of Getzael Baltazar (Sept. 22, 2026, 10:49 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: YUMA – BORDER PATROL SEIZES ABOUT 150 POUNDS OF METH ON INTERSTATE 8

WELLTON STATION. VEHICLE STOP. TURNED OVER TO THE DEA. Yuma Sector Border Patrol said Wellton Station agents on Sept. 9 disrupted a suspected narcotics smuggling attempt after a vehicle stop on Interstate 8.

The sector said agents found multiple packages containing about 150 pounds of methamphetamine. The subject and the narcotics were turned over to the Drug Enforcement Administration. Yuma Sector did not name the subject.

Source: Yuma Sector Border Patrol — Interstate 8 meth seizure (Sept. 22, 2026, 7:52 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: SAN DIEGO – ICE ARRESTS MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF CARJACKING WITH A FIREARM

CARJACKING WITH A FIREARM. ASSAULT. UNLAWFUL PARAPHERNALIA. IN ICE CUSTODY. ICE San Diego said Wednesday that officers arrested Cesar Valenzuela, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico.

ICE San Diego said his convictions include carjacking with a firearm, assault, and possession of unlawful paraphernalia. The office said he will remain in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings.

Source: ICE San Diego — arrest of Cesar Valenzuela (Sept. 23, 2026, 10:35 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS COLOMBIAN MAN SENTENCED FOR COCAINE ON A VESSEL

EIGHT-PLUS YEARS. COCAINE ON A VESSEL. IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested Jose Steven Estupinan Cuero, 42, from Colombia.

ICE Los Angeles said that in 2021 he was sentenced to 8-plus years in prison for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute onboard a vessel. The office said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

Source: ICE Los Angeles — arrest of Jose Steven Estupinan Cuero (Sept. 22, 2026, 5:38 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: HARLINGEN – ICE ARRESTS 223 ILLEGAL ALIENS IN A ONE-DAY OPERATION

223 ARRESTS. ONE DAY. MANY WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS. ICE Harlingen said Tuesday that a one-day operation resulted in the arrest of 223 illegal aliens unlawfully present in the United States.

ICE Harlingen said many of those arrested had criminal records. The office did not name them and did not give the date of the operation. It said officers will continue arresting and removing illegal aliens who pose a threat to communities.

Source: ICE Harlingen — 223 arrests in a one-day operation (Sept. 22, 2026, 1:13 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: LAKE LEWISVILLE – ICE DALLAS ARRESTS 121 DURING BOATING-SEASON SWEEP, INCLUDING TWO TREN DE ARAGUA MEMBERS

121 ARRESTS. TWO TREN DE ARAGUA. AN ILLEGAL LIVERY ON THE LAKE. ICE Dallas said Wednesday that officers arrested 121 people in an enforcement push around Lake Lewisville aimed at public safety and at backing local law enforcement during peak boating season.

ICE Dallas said the arrests included two Tren de Aragua gang members who were running an illegal livery operation. The office did not name them. ICE Dallas posted video of the operation with the announcement.

Source: ICE Dallas — Lake Lewisville enforcement arrests (Sept. 23, 2026, 9:55 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: EDINBURG – ICE DEPORTS MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN AFTER HIDALGO COUNTY HONORS A DETAINER

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. FOUR PRIOR VOLUNTARY RETURNS. DETAINER HONORED. DEPORTED. ICE said it deported Fortunato Ortiz-Ramirez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, after taking him from the Hidalgo County Jail in Edinburg, Texas, where he had served time for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

ICE said Ortiz-Ramirez had a violent criminal history and had voluntarily returned to Mexico after apprehension four previous times. The sheriff’s office honored the immigration detainer and transferred him to ICE when he was released.

Source: ICE official account — deportation of Fortunato Ortiz-Ramirez (Sept. 23, 2026, 9:15 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: SAN DIEGO – BORDER PATROL RETURNS MEXICAN NATIONAL WANTED IN MEXICO FOR HUMAN SMUGGLING

ILLEGALLY RESIDING IN THE UNITED STATES. WANTED BY MEXICAN AUTHORITIES. HANDED TO THE FGR. U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector said agents apprehended a Mexican national who was illegally in the United States and wanted in Mexico for human smuggling.

The sector said agents worked with Mexico’s Fiscalia General de la Republica and returned him to Mexico to face justice. San Diego Sector did not name him.

Source: San Diego Sector Border Patrol — human-smuggling suspect returned to Mexico (Sept. 23, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: PHILADELPHIA – ICE ARRESTS BRAZILIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF LEWDNESS OBSERVED BY A CHILD

2022 CONVICTION. A CHILD UNDER 13 SAW IT. PRIOR CHARGES. NOW IN ICE CUSTODY. ICE Philadelphia said officers arrested Samuel Nunes-de Almeida, an illegal alien from Brazil, in Philadelphia on Aug. 27.

ICE Philadelphia said he was convicted in 2022 of lewdness observed by a child under 13, after prior charges involving endangering sexual contact with a child. The office said he is now in ICE custody.

Source: ICE Philadelphia — arrest of Samuel Nunes-de Almeida (Sept. 22, 2026, 3:22 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: NEW ORLEANS – ICE ARRESTS HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO ADMITTED UNLAWFUL VOTER REGISTRATION

ORDER OF REMOVAL. FORMAL STATEMENT TO ICE. HE REGISTERED TO VOTE UNLAWFULLY. ICE New Orleans said officers arrested Edwin Yoel Rojas-Oyuela, an illegal alien from Honduras with an order of removal, during targeted enforcement in New Orleans.

ICE New Orleans said Rojas-Oyuela swore in a formal statement to ICE officers that he unlawfully registered to vote.

Source: ICE New Orleans — arrest of Edwin Yoel Rojas-Oyuela (Sept. 22, 2026, 2:03 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: EL CENTRO – BORDER PATROL AND MEXICAN FORCES STOP FOUR BEFORE THEY CROSS; ONE HAS A PRIOR SMUGGLING ARREST

LIFE JACKETS. SPONGES ON THEIR SHOES. TWENTY YARDS SOUTH OF THE FENCE. ONE RAN. ALL FOUR CAUGHT. El Centro Sector Border Patrol said a mirror patrol with Mexico’s Defensa spotted four people about 20 yards south of the international border fence, preparing to enter the United States illegally.

The sector said the group was in life jackets, with sponges on their shoes, hiding in the brush. One tried to run. All four were apprehended. Record checks showed the runner had a prior alien smuggling arrest in the El Centro area of responsibility.

Source: El Centro Sector Border Patrol — four stopped south of the fence (Sept. 22, 2026, 11:12 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: HOUSTON – ICE ARRESTS TWO REPEAT DEPORTEES, ONE OF THEM REMOVED FOUR TIMES

FOUR DEPORTATIONS. TWO DWI CONVICTIONS. A SECOND MAN, TWICE REMOVED, CONVICTED OF ASSAULT. ICE Houston said officers on Sept. 21 arrested two criminal illegal aliens who had entered the country illegally more than once and had criminal convictions.

Javier Alonzo Morales, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, had been deported four times. ICE Houston said his convictions include illegal entry, prostitution, evading arrest, failure to stop and give information, and driving while intoxicated twice.

Rolando Ponce Amelcar, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, had been deported twice. ICE Houston said he was convicted of assault causing bodily harm.

Source: ICE Houston — arrests of Javier Alonzo Morales and Rolando Ponce Amelcar (Sept. 22, 2026, 6:08 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: DALLAS – HSI ARRESTS NIGERIAN LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT INDICTED FOR FALSE STATEMENTS ON A NATURALIZATION APPLICATION

FALSE DENIAL. CLAIMED CITIZENSHIP. REGISTERED TO VOTE. VOTED. CHARGED AFTER A FEDERAL INDICTMENT IN THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS. Homeland Security Investigations said Wednesday that HSI Dallas is still investigating alleged election-related fraud and false claims to U.S. citizenship.

HSI said Joshua Nmelichukwu Akpom, a 27-year-old Nigerian citizen and lawful permanent resident, was arrested following a federal indictment in the Northern District of Texas. He is charged with making false statements in relation to naturalization. According to the indictment, as described by HSI, Akpom allegedly falsely denied on his naturalization application that he had previously claimed U.S. citizenship, registered to vote, or voted.

Source: HSI official account — Dallas naturalization false-statement arrest (Sept. 23, 2026, 7:30 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/23: WALTHAM – ICE BOSTON ARRESTS GUATEMALAN ILLEGAL ALIEN FACING STRANGULATION AND MURDER-THREAT CHARGES

THREE COUNTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. STRANGULATION. THREATS TO COMMIT MURDER. A PRIOR ARREST FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON. ICE Boston said officers arrested Luis Alberto Suchite Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, on Sept. 8 during targeted operations in Waltham, Massachusetts.

ICE Boston said his criminal history includes pending charges for three counts of domestic violence, strangulation or suffocation, and threats to commit murder. The agency said he was previously arrested for domestic violence, strangulation or suffocation, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and violation of an abuse prevention order.

Source: ICE Boston — Waltham arrest of Luis Alberto Suchite Garcia (Sept. 23, 2026, 3:33 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: LOS ANGELES – ICE ARRESTS SOUTH SUDANESE MAN SENTENCED FOR EXHIBITING A DEADLY WEAPON TO A POLICE OFFICER

FOUR YEARS. DEADLY WEAPON. FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL FROM 2011. IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. ICE Los Angeles said officers arrested James Yuot, 45, from South Sudan. ICE said that in 2025 Yuot was sentenced to four years in prison for exhibiting a deadly weapon to a police officer to avoid arrest.

ICE said a final order of removal was issued in 2011. The agency said he will remain in ICE custody pending removal.

Source: ICE Los Angeles — arrest of James Yuot (Sept. 22, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: CARIBBEAN – CBP AIR AND MARINE AND THE COAST GUARD SEIZE 288 KILOS OF COCAINE; TWO DOMINICANS DETAINED

GO-FAST. CREW STARTED DUMPING THE LOAD. EIGHT BALES PULLED BACK. 288 KILOS. TWO DOMINICAN NATIONALS IN CUSTODY. Joint Interagency Task Force South said a U.S. Coast Guard aerial patrol detected a suspicious go-fast in the Caribbean, and CBP Air and Marine Operations crews moved in with the Coast Guard.

JIATF South said the crew began jettisoning contraband. Responders stopped the vessel, recovered the bales, and detained two people. The tally: 8 bales, 288 kilograms of cocaine, and two Dominican nationals detained. CBP Air and Marine reposted the result the same afternoon.

Sources: JIATF South — Caribbean go-fast cocaine interdiction (Sept. 22, 2026, 1:07 p.m. Pacific) | CBP Air and Marine Operations repost (Sept. 22, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/22: CHICAGO – ICE SERVES A WARRANT ON A LATIN KINGS MEMBER IN CHICAGO HEIGHTS AND ARRESTS A CONVICTED RAPIST IN COOK COUNTY

CHICAGO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE. LATIN KINGS. A WARRANT. THEN A CONVICTED RAPIST IN COOK COUNTY. ICE said Enforcement and Removal Operations Chicago served a warrant on a member of the Latin Kings street gang at his home in Chicago Heights and arrested a convicted rapist in Cook County.

ICE posted the operation video Tuesday morning. The agency did not name either man in the post.

Source: ICE official account — ERO Chicago Latin Kings warrant and Cook County rapist arrest (Sept. 22, 2026, 10:29 a.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/21: BATON ROUGE – THREE ILLEGAL ALIENS PLEAD GUILTY IN AN HSI SEX-TRAFFICKING CASE

FORCE, FRAUD, AND COERCION. ONLINE ADS. WOMEN SOLD FOR SEX ACROSS LOUISIANA. NO SAFE HAVEN. ICE said three illegal aliens pleaded guilty in a Baton Rouge sex-trafficking ring uncovered by Homeland Security Investigations.

• Maurilio Lazcano-Vargas (Mexico) — pleaded guilty to sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion. ICE said he sold women for sex at locations across Louisiana by placing online ads through social media and computer apps.
• Zabdi Guzman-Diaz — pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion. ICE said he supported the operation.
• Edyn Efrain-Arevalo — pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion. ICE said he supported the operation.

ICE: “Sex traffickers have NO SAFE HAVEN. They will be found and face justice.”

Source: ICE official account — Baton Rouge sex-trafficking guilty pleas (Sept. 21, 2026, 4:35 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/21: DEPORTED – ICE NAMES THE WEEKEND REMOVALS: FENTANYL, COCAINE, KIDNAPPING, CHILD SEX ASSAULT

NOT THE ARREST ROUNDUP ALREADY ON THIS PAGE. THESE ARE REMOVALS. ICE said the men and women of the agency worked through the weekend and that drug traffickers, kidnappers, and other criminal illegal aliens have been deported. ICE named these removals Monday afternoon:

• Guillermo Sergio Alvarez Ramirez (Mexico) — convicted of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
• Jeison Cambindo-Baharona (Colombia) — convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine on board a vessel.
• Jesus Humberto Barocio-Zuniga (Mexico) — convicted of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
• Brayan Policiano Gutierrez Ramirez (Guatemala) — convicted of two counts of unlawful imprisonment and two counts of domestic violence.
• Henry Yovany Sunun Sutuj (Guatemala) — convicted of sexual assault; victim 13-15 years old.
• Binley Castro Chillambo (Colombia) — convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance onboard a vessel.
• Antonio Gonzalez-Gutierez (Mexico) — convicted of aggravated sexual assault; victim 13-16 years old.
• Saul Ivan Tejada Cervantes (Mexico) — convicted of distributing and possessing with intent to distribute fentanyl.
• Shedrack Umukoro (Nigeria) — convicted of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
• Sergio Alberto Holguin Mata (Mexico) — convicted of importation of a quantity of cocaine.
• Luis Romero-Colato (El Salvador) — convicted of felony robbery use of firearm and kidnapping.
• Alexander Javier Henrriquez (Nicaragua) — convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Source: ICE official account — weekend removals thread (Sept. 21, 2026, 2:49 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: AUSTIN – POLICE RELEASE THREE VIDEOS IN THE ICE SHOOTING INVESTIGATION

DASH CAM. CELL PHONE. BODY CAM. THREE GUNSHOTS. HE WAS STILL IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT. Austin police on Tuesday afternoon released three videos from the investigation into Sunday’s officer-involved shooting of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, the Venezuelan illegal alien DHS says entered under the Biden administration and has a final order of removal.

Chief Lisa Davis said the Austin Police Department was not involved in the shooting and that city officers responded after it. She said an off-duty APD detective who was nearby — not publicly identified — recorded the first two videos on a personal dashboard camera and a personal cellphone. The dash-cam video shows the earlier stop, about 14 minutes before the shooting: ICE agents in black vehicles with a blue vehicle. Davis said the cellphone video shows those same vehicles about 200 yards away. Sirens are heard, then three gunshots.

The third video is body-worn camera from a responding Austin officer. The Austin American-Statesman reported it shows Garces Perez in the driver’s seat of a blue Toyota, with ICE officers and Texas Department of Public Safety troopers around the vehicle. The Austin officer puts on blue gloves and helps him out, then asks, “Is he under arrest?” The agents say he is. He is handcuffed and told to sit on the curb. An officer tells another to get shears and cut his shirt off.

Davis said the investigation is ongoing and that APD is limited in what it can release. A federal judge has ordered Garces Perez to appear in person Sept. 30 in San Antonio. DHS says he remains in federal custody pending removal.

Sources: Austin American-Statesman — APD releases three videos (Sept. 22, 2026, 4:20 p.m. update) | KVUE — Chief Davis briefing releasing the videos (Sept. 22, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/22: DHS CORRECTS THE RECORD – AUSTIN ILLEGAL ALIEN’S WORK PERMIT EXPIRED IN 2025; HE HAD A FINAL REMOVAL ORDER

NO VALID WORK PERMIT. NO PROTECTIVE STATUS. ENTERED ILLEGALLY UNDER BIDEN. ORDERED REMOVED. TARGETED VEHICLE STOP. The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday published a correct-the-record statement on the North Austin shooting of a criminal illegal alien by an ICE officer.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Sanctuary politicians and the mainstream media have wasted no time in spreading lies about an ICE officer-involved shooting of an illegal alien in Austin, Texas. Contrary to their claims, this person is an illegal alien who has no legal status to be here and has been given some of the best medical care he’s ever received in his life. No amount of smears and false narratives will slow down ICE from doing its job by removing dangerous illegal aliens from our communities and making America safe again. Sanctuary politicians may continue to shamelessly protect illegal aliens, but the Trump Administration will remain focused on protecting the American people.”

• CLAIM: ICE refused to remove the bullet. FACT: False. ICE does not advise, and is not the authority on, a medical procedure at a hospital.
• CLAIM: He had a valid work permit. FACT: False. The work permit expired in 2025. A work permit does not grant legal status.
• CLAIM: He was ordered removed in absentia. FACT: Yes. DHS said that is why aliens must show up to removal proceedings. An address change does not end the legal obligation.
• CLAIM: He is here legally. FACT: False. He is in the U.S. illegally. He entered illegally under the Biden administration, had no valid work permit, had no protective status, and had a final order of removal from a Department of Justice immigration judge.
• CLAIM: He has received no pain medication. FACT: False. DHS said he is receiving medical care around the clock, including pain medication.
• CLAIM: He was forced to sleep on the floor. FACT: False. DHS said he was released from the hospital, arrived at the detention facility hours later, and slept on a bed.
• CLAIM: ICE targeted him indiscriminately. FACT: False. He was the subject of a targeted vehicle stop. DHS said what makes someone a target is whether they are in the United States illegally.
• CLAIM: ICE needs to get out of Austin. FACT: False. DHS said ICE will not slow down and will not leave Austin.

DHS said resisting officers and evading arrest is a felony and a federal crime, and told sanctuary politicians to stop encouraging it. The statement named webinars, videos, and guides from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rep. Dan Goldman, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, and California Gov. Gavin Newsom that DHS said advised illegal aliens how to defy ICE.

Source: DHS — CORRECT THE RECORD: DHS Debunks False Narratives About Shooting of Illegal Alien in Austin, Texas (Sept. 22, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/22: ICE NAMES MORE OF YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS – CHILD SEX OFFENSE, FENTANYL, COCAINE, HIT AND RUN

INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD. STRANGULATION. FIVE KILOS OF COCAINE. FENTANYL CONSPIRACY. COCAINE IMPORTATION. HIT AND RUN. A FIREARM. ICE on Tuesday posted another set of criminal illegal aliens the agency said it removed from the street yesterday. These names are not in the separate DHS “Worst of the Worst” release already on this page.

ICE: “Illegal aliens have NO PLACE in our country. Yesterday, ICE got pedophiles, drug smugglers, and other worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens OFF our streets and OUT of our communities.”

• Emanuel Nehemias Moreno-Diaz (El Salvador) — convicted of alien in possession of a firearm and ammunition.
• Luis Aragon Peralta (Mexico) — convicted of assault by strangulation.
• Carlos Isael Cervantes-Barrientos (Mexico) — convicted of indecent liberties with a child.
• Luis Adrian Gonzalez-Ruiz (Mexico) — convicted of possession with intent to distribute more than 5 kilograms of cocaine.
• Jesus Barreto Sanchez (Mexico) — convicted of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl and cocaine.
• Jose Humberto Guerrero Hernandez (Mexico) — convicted of importation of cocaine.
• Oscar Ortiz (El Salvador) — convicted of hit and run.

Source: ICE official account — yesterday’s arrests thread (Sept. 22, 2026, 2:46 p.m. Pacific)

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BREAKING 9/22: AUSTIN – JUDGE SETS SEPT. 30 HEARING FOR THE VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN SHOT BY ICE; SHOOTING OFFICER WAS NOT WEARING HIS BODY CAMERA

SEPT. 30. IN PERSON. SAN ANTONIO. BULLET STILL IN HIM. THE OFFICER WHO FIRED HAD BEEN ISSUED A BODY CAMERA AND WAS NOT WEARING IT. Court records show U.S. District Judge Orlando L. Garcia of the Western District of Texas set a hearing for Wednesday, Sept. 30, and ordered Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, to appear in person. Attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch said that order means he cannot be deported before the hearing. NBC News reported she said a federal judge granted an emergency order temporarily blocking deportation proceedings.

NBC News, citing two Department of Homeland Security officials, reported Tuesday that the ICE officer who shot Garces Perez on Sunday had been issued a body camera and was not wearing it during the shooting. The officials said it was not clear why. Another ICE officer in the same vehicle was wearing a body camera. That camera captured only partial footage and does not include the moment of the shooting, the officials said. Fox News, citing multiple federal law enforcement sources, also reported the shooting officer was not wearing a body camera, and that he is a new ICE recruit with prior U.S. Border Patrol experience.

Lincoln-Goldfinch said Garces Perez was discharged from a hospital around midnight and taken back to the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall. She said the gunshot fractured his clavicle, he has significant swelling, he is wearing a sling, and he is now on Tylenol and ibuprofen after earlier receiving morphine. She said he remains in isolation on a flat bed and that his tablet was taken away. Rep. Joaquin Castro said Tuesday that ICE sent him back to Pearsall with a bullet lodged next to his spine after he lost movement on his left side. Castro said he and Rep. Greg Casar plan to visit him Wednesday and demand his release.

The Travis County District Attorney’s Office sent a letter to DHS and ICE leadership asking that Garces Perez stay in the country as a material witness in the criminal investigation of the shooting, NBC News reported. Fox News reported the letter went to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and ICE Director David Venturella. Fox also reported Casar and more than 100 members of Congress signed a separate letter demanding his release for medical treatment. That letter said: “Mr. Garces Perez is a key witness to this shooting, and given ICE’s history of obscuring the facts in similar investigations, he must not be removed.”

DHS said Sunday that Garces Perez is an illegal alien from Venezuela who illegally entered under the Biden administration, had a final order of removal, was stable, and is in federal custody pending removal. A senior administration official told NBC News he had no criminal history beyond being in the country illegally. Lincoln-Goldfinch says he entered legally, was seeking asylum, missed an immigration hearing because the notice went to an old address, and was ordered removed in absentia.

The Austin American-Statesman reported Tuesday that private-camera video shows an earlier stop at 12:42 p.m. Sunday — two unmarked black SUVs, emergency lights on the rear vehicle — 14 minutes before the shooting at Research Boulevard and West Anderson Lane. The paper said the footage appears inconsistent with parts of the account Garces Perez and his attorney gave Monday. Lincoln-Goldfinch told the Statesman she could not confidently reconstruct the chain of events without ICE dash-camera and body-camera footage, and that her client said he was not trying to flee.

Sources: NBC News — ICE officer who shot man in Austin was issued a body cam but was not wearing it (Sept. 22, 2026, updated 4:33 p.m. ET) | New York Times — Federal judge sets Sept. 30 hearing (Sept. 22, 2026) | Washington Post — court records, in-person Sept. 30 hearing (Sept. 22, 2026) | Fox News — attorney says removal blocked; DA and congressional letters; officer background (Sept. 22, 2026) | Austin American-Statesman — earlier-stop video (Sept. 22, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/22: TEXAS – DHS NAMES WORST ILLEGAL ALIENS ICE ARRESTED IN THE STATE AFTER AUSTIN SANCTUARY ATTACKS

TERRORISTS. PEDOPHILES. DRUG TRAFFICKERS. FUGITIVES WANTED FOR MURDER. DHS on Tuesday published a Texas roster after sanctuary politicians in Austin attacked ICE. The statement landed in the fight over Sunday’s officer-involved shooting of a Venezuelan illegal alien in North Austin.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “The men and women of ICE have arrested some of the most heinous criminal illegal aliens in Texas, including terrorists, pedophiles, drug traffickers, and fugitives wanted for murder. DHS will never apologize for removing these criminals from our communities, because deporting illegal aliens saves lives. If sanctuary politicians like the Mayor of Austin had their priorities straight, they’d stop putting the needs of illegal aliens over the safety of the American people.”

DHS said ICE came under attack from Texas politicians, including:

• Rep. Greg Casar said “we will all be more safe when ICE gets the hell out of Austin, Texas.”
• Rep. Lloyd Doggett, who DHS said falsely claimed illegal aliens “are not posing any danger to our community and are contributing to our community,” and that ICE “acts in a secretive way as if it’s above the law.”
• Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, who DHS said falsely claimed ICE has a “rogue nature” and foments chaos.
• Austin City Councilwoman Krista Laine, who DHS said falsely claimed ICE is “terrorizing our cities and threatening the safety of our residents.”

AMONG THE WORST DHS LISTED:

• Nazira Haji Zada (Afghanistan), formerly of Fort Worth — deported in September 2026 after she supported a plot to commit an ISIS-inspired mass shooting on Election Day 2024. Now permanently inadmissible.
• Pedro Luis Ortiz-Mendez and Jose Vicente Ortiz-Mendez (Mexico) — fugitives arrested by ICE in Arlington in August 2025. Both wanted for multiple murders in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
• Pedro Trejo Reyes (Mexico) — arrested by ICE in July 2025. Texas conviction for repeatedly sexually assaulting his 12-year-old niece, resulting in her pregnancy and a miscarriage in 2011, plus driving while intoxicated. Deported July 17, 2025.
• Eduardo Aguilar (Mexico) — arrested in October 2025 after a Spanish TikTok video soliciting the murder of ICE agents and offering a $10,000 reward.
• Jose Fuentes-Sanchez (Mexico) — arrested by ICE in September 2026. Convictions for evading arrest or detention using a vehicle and resisting an officer in Austin.
• Sergio Ehuan-Canul (Mexico) — arrested by ICE in September 2026. Conviction for attempted indecency with a child — sexual contact in Randall County.
• Francisco Sanchez-Villarreal (Mexico) — arrested by ICE in September 2026. Conviction for possession with intent to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine in McAllen.
• Nolasco Bautista-Santiago (Mexico) — arrested by ICE in August 2026. Conviction for indecency with a child — sexual contact in Edinburg.
• Jesus Ivan Alvarez-Ceteno (Mexico) — arrested by ICE in August 2026. Convictions for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and illegal possession of a machine gun in Dallas.

Source: DHS — DHS Highlights Worst Illegal Aliens Arrested in Texas (Sept. 22, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: AUSTIN – ICE OFFICER SHOOTS VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH A FINAL REMOVAL ORDER DURING NORTH AUSTIN OPERATION

FINAL ORDER OF REMOVAL. ENTERED UNDER BIDEN. SHOT ONCE IN THE TORSO. STABLE. IN FEDERAL CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. An ICE officer shot a man Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20, during a law enforcement operation in North Austin, near Anderson Square and Research Boulevard. Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis said city officers were not involved in the operation or the shooting.

DHS said Homeland Security Investigations, with FBI assistance, is leading the investigation into the officer-involved shooting of an illegal alien from Venezuela who illegally entered under the Biden administration and had a final order of removal. DHS said his condition is stable and he is in federal custody pending removal. Austin officials said he was shot once in the torso and was serious but stable at the hospital.

Attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch identified him as Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, a Venezuelan national, and said he was driving for DoorDash. She has disputed DHS’s account of his immigration status. The Associated Press reported Monday that the attorney said he was moved to the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall with a bullet still lodged in his back, and that he was back in a hospital by Monday night. DHS has not given a public account of why the officer fired.

Source: Fox News — ICE shooting rocks Austin; DHS says the man shot is a Venezuelan illegal alien with a final order of removal (Sept. 20, 2026)

KVUE Austin: scanner audio from the moments before the Sunday North Austin shooting, and DHS’s statement that he was in the country illegally with a final order of removal (published Sept. 21, 2026).

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BREAKING 9/21: DHS RENEWS THE MASS INFLUX FINDING FOR 180 DAYS AND AGAIN ASKS ALL 50 STATES FOR HELP

180 MORE DAYS. EVERY STATE ASKED TO ASSIST. 2,120,058 ALIENS WITH FINAL REMOVAL ORDERS STILL ON THE NON-DETAINED DOCKET. Secretary Markwayne Mullin extended the Finding of Mass Influx of Aliens for another 180 days. The notice, published in the Federal Register on Sept. 21, is effective immediately. It asks state and local governments in all 50 states to help administer the immigration laws.

The prior extension, signed by then-Secretary Kristi Noem, ran until Sept. 17, 2026. Mullin wrote that an actual or imminent mass influx is still arriving at the southern border and that the circumstances endanger the lives, property, safety, or welfare of residents of all 50 states. He said a D.C. Circuit ruling still blocks DHS from directly repatriating apprehended aliens under the Invasion Proclamation and forces expedited-removal processing instead.

FIGURES IN THE NOTICE: As of Aug. 12, 2026, ICE held 67,022 people in detention against a stated capacity of 80,700 (83 percent). From Oct. 1, 2025, through Aug. 11, 2026, ICE removed 215,447 aliens with criminal convictions or pending criminal charges. From March 1 through Aug. 11, 2026, ICE arrested 214,992 aliens — 121,055 with convictions or pending charges, 452 known or suspected terrorists, and 2,700 suspected gang members. As of Aug. 11, 2,120,058 aliens with final orders of removal were on the non-detained docket. In July 2026, CBP encountered 353 criminal aliens at the border and seized 969.57 pounds of fentanyl inside 24,996.19 pounds of illicit narcotics. DHS recorded 22 assaults on CBP officers or agents that month, and said aliens assaulted or used force against 231 ICE ERO officers from February 2026 through the end of July 2026.

Source: Federal Register — Finding of Mass Influx of Aliens, signed by Secretary Markwayne Mullin, 91 FR 59795 (Sept. 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/22: NEW BRAUNFELS – ICE LODGES DETAINERS ON TWO MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIENS CHARGED IN HEAD-ON THAT KILLED A FATHER AND INJURED HIS 3-YEAR-OLD

INTOXICATION MANSLAUGHTER. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. EVADING ARREST. ONE DEAD. A 3-YEAR-OLD HURT. THE PASSENGER RAN AND HID IN A GARAGE. DHS says ICE lodged detainers with the Guadalupe County Jail asking Texas not to release two criminal illegal aliens from Mexico charged after a fatal head-on crash in New Braunfels.

According to DHS, citing local reporting, Alex “Bubba” Nunez, 27, was killed in the Sept. 12 head-on crash. His 3-year-old daughter was injured. Police identified the driver who crashed into Nunez as Rafael Alejandro Arreguin-Ramirez, an illegal alien from Mexico, charged with intoxication manslaughter and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. His passenger, Alejandro Aguillen Acosta, also an illegal alien from Mexico, was charged with evading arrest and criminal trespass after he fled the scene and hid in a nearby garage. ICE lodged detainers for both the day after they were arrested.

IMMIGRATION HISTORY (per DHS): Arreguin-Ramirez illegally entered the United States at an unknown date and location. Aguillen Acosta first illegally entered through Texas in March 2023 and was granted a voluntary return to Mexico. He illegally re-entered through New Mexico in January 2025 and was deported that same month. He then illegally entered a third time — a felony — at an unknown date and location.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “These two illegal aliens from Mexico have been charged with intoxicated manslaughter, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and evading arrest for their involvement in a fatal head-on collision in Texas that killed a man and injured a 3-year-old. Alex Nunez should still be alive today because this tragedy was completely preventable. ICE has lodged detainers asking our partners in Texas to cooperate with us so that these criminals can be removed from our country after they face justice. My thoughts and prayers are with Alex Nunez’s family, as well as for the child’s speedy recovery.”

Source: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainers for Two Illegal Aliens Who Allegedly Killed a Man and Injured 3-Year-Old in a Head-On Collision in Texas (Sept. 22, 2026)

KENS 5 San Antonio: parents of Alex Nunez speak after the Sept. 12 New Braunfels head-on crash (published Sept. 15, 2026).

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BREAKING 9/22: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, SEXUAL PREDATORS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

LEWD ACTS WITH A CHILD. FORCIBLE SEXUAL ABUSE. COCAINE CONSPIRACY. DRUG TRAFFICKING. DHS says ICE arrested more worst-of-the-worst criminal illegal aliens yesterday, including a Pakistani registered sex offender convicted in Sacramento and a Brazilian convicted of forcible sexual abuse in Salt Lake City.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept. 22):

• Jawwad Ali Ahmed (Pakistan), 52 – lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 (Sacramento, CA). ICE Los Angeles says the registered sex offender was sentenced in 2024 to 3 years in prison and placed into removal proceedings.
• Alexandre Esdras Pandolfi-Soares (Brazil) – forcible sexual abuse (Salt Lake City, UT)
• Carlos Robles-Trejo (Mexico) – manufacturing/delivery of a controlled substance and conspiracy to distribute cocaine (Chicago, IL)
• Omar Sanchez-Arrequin (Mexico) – drug trafficking and resisting arrest (Indian River County, FL)
• Rapheal Oludemilada Adebowale (Nigeria) – larceny and money laundering (Bridgewater, MA)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove illegal aliens from our communities. Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, drug traffickers, and other dangerous criminals. President Trump has made it clear: Illegal aliens are NOT welcome in our nation. If you’re in America illegally, we will hunt you down, arrest you, and send you back to where you came from.”

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, and Drug Traffickers (Sept. 22, 2026). Ahmed details: ICE Los Angeles (Sept. 22, 2026).

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BREAKING 9/22: BORDER PATROL DEL RIO – FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS RESCUED FROM LOCKED TRAIN CAR; ONE DEAD IN EARLIER LOCK-IN

FOURTH TIME IN THREE WEEKS. SAME RAIL SIDING NEAR KNIPPA. DOORS LOCKED FROM THE OUTSIDE. NO FOOD. NO WATER. ONE DEAD ON SEPT. 11. Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents rescued four illegal aliens locked inside a freight car by smugglers just before dawn on Sept. 16.

Uvalde Station agents were inspecting a stationary freight train on a rail siding near Knippa when a canine alerted on an autorack car hauling automobiles. Inside, agents found four people with no way out: three Mexican nationals and one Chinese national. They were taken to the Uvalde Station for processing.

CBP says this is the fourth autorack lock-in at the same siding in three weeks. On Sept. 11, agents found two people locked in an autorack car, one of whom was deceased. Homeland Security Investigations is investigating that death. Earlier rescues at the same siding — eight people on Aug. 30, including a child, and three people on Sept. 7 — were already reported on this page.

Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “This is the work of criminal alien smugglers who have no regard for human life. Doors on freight cars are locked externally, and migrants are trapped for an indefinite amount of time without food or water. No one should believe the lies of smugglers who say they can provide safety because they only care about the money they can gain by exploiting vulnerable people.”

Source: CBP – U.S. Border Patrol agents rescue four from locked train car (Sept 22, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: WORST OF THE WORST – WEEKEND ICE SWEEP NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, ARMED ROBBERS

MURDER. SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD. RAPE. ARMED ROBBERY. KIDNAPPING. HEROIN TRAFFICKING. DHS says ICE spent the weekend arresting more worst-of-the-worst criminal illegal aliens convicted of murder, sexual assault on children, rape, and armed robbery.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 21):

• Rogelio Mendez-Rodriguez (Mexico) – murder (Staten Island, NY)
• Mykhaylo Kofel (Ukraine) – second-degree murder and burglary with assault or battery (Miami, FL)
• Kingsley Nathaniel Rowe (Jamaica) – aggravated manslaughter, robbery, and possession of a firearm for unlawful purpose (Newark, NJ)
• Jose Mancheme-Morales (Guatemala) – involuntary manslaughter (Westminster, MD)
• Joaquin Hernandez-Ayala (El Salvador) – sexual assault of a minor under 14 (Clark County, NV)
• Jose Antonio Ortiz (El Salvador) – lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 (Santa Ana, CA)
• Reynaldo Mora-Antonio (Mexico) – sex abuse of a minor, rape, and child abuse (Montgomery County, MD)
• Luis Callejas (Mexico) – rape, robbery, and carjacking (Fairfax, VA)
• Noel Ayona-Arellanes (Mexico) – second-degree forcible sex offense (Cabarrus County, NC)
• Leeroy Latior (Marshall Islands) – possession of sexually explicit child material and battery (Benton County, AR)
• Billy Montes-Ruiz (El Salvador) – kidnapping, robbery, felon in possession of a firearm, and assault with a firearm (Fullerton, CA)
• Eduardo Aguinaga-Campos (Mexico) – aggravated assault with a weapon (Nashville, TN)
• Samuel Granados-Duarte (Mexico) – trafficking in heroin and possession of heroin (Fairfield County, OH)
• Heriberto Lopez-Trevino (Mexico) – larceny, alien smuggling, and illegal re-entry (McAllen, TX)
• Cristhian David Velez-Alejandro (Ecuador) – conspiracy to distribute cocaine while aboard a vessel (Florida)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “While Americans were enjoying their weekends, the brave men and women of ICE risked their lives to arrest murderers, pedophiles, rapists, and armed robbers and deliver on President Trump’s promise to make America safe again. Under the Trump Administration, ICE will always put the American people first. We will not stop targeting, arresting, and removing illegal aliens to protect American communities.”

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: Over the Weekend, ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Rapists (Sept 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: CBP AND COAST GUARD – 23 ILLEGAL ALIENS NABBED OFF ANGELFISH CREEK, 13 OF THEM CHINESE

OPERATION VIGILANT SENTRY. 27-FOOT CUDDY CABIN. AIRCRAFT SPOTTED THEM IN THE DARK. BOAT SEIZED. NOBODY MADE LANDFALL. CBP Air and Marine Operations and the U.S. Coast Guard interdicted a smuggling boat near Angelfish Creek, Florida, and took 23 illegal aliens into custody.

On Sept. 15, an Air and Marine Operations Multi-Role Enforcement Aircraft on an Operation Vigilant Sentry patrol detected a surface target off the Florida coast. Marine Interdiction Agents from the Miami Marine Unit and the Key Largo Marine Unit coordinated with the Coast Guard and stopped the 27-foot vessel without incident.

ON THE BOAT (per CBP, Sept 21):

• 1 suspected smuggler – Cuban national
• 13 Chinese nationals
• 8 Ecuadorian nationals
• 1 Dominican national

The group was transferred to the Coast Guard Cutter Pablo Valent for processing. Authorities seized the boat.

CBP Air and Marine Operations Southeast Region Executive Director Andres Blanco: “Attempting to enter the United States illegally by sea is extremely dangerous and will not go undetected. This interdiction demonstrates the strength of our maritime partnerships and our commitment to stopping human smuggling organizations before they can put more lives at risk. Those who attempt these dangerous voyages face arrest, prosecution, removal, and the very real possibility of losing their lives at sea.”

Lt. Corryn Ulrich, commanding officer of Pablo Valent: “The U.S. border remains secure due to highly capable teams and coordinated interagency enforcement. We remain ready to save lives and enforce federal law at sea.”

Source: CBP – Air and Marine Operations, U.S. Coast Guard Interdict Smuggling Vessel, Apprehend 23 Illegals (Sept 21, 2026)

New York Post: CBP and Coast Guard footage of the Sept. 15 Angelfish Creek smuggling-boat interdiction (published Sept. 21, 2026).

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BREAKING 9/21: ACTIVIST CALIFORNIA COURT FREES MS-13 MEMBER AFTER DEPORTATION ORDER

MS-13. SHERMAN OAKS. IMMIGRATION JUDGE CALLED HIM A FLIGHT RISK AND A DANGER. ORDERED DEPORTED AUG. 7. DISTRICT COURT SPRUNG HIM SEPT. 9. DHS says a federal court in California ordered the release of David Eduardo Mejia-Martinez, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador and a documented MS-13 member, from ICE custody.

ICE HSI and ERO arrested him Nov. 4, 2025, during a targeted operation in Sherman Oaks. DHS says his record includes a prior arrest for disorderly conduct: prostitution. He illegally entered at an unknown date and location.

On March 9, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California issued a temporary restraining order and a no-transfer order after he filed a habeas petition. On April 30, an immigration judge denied bond and labeled him a flight risk and a danger to the community. On Aug. 7, the immigration judge denied all relief and ordered him deported to El Salvador. On Sept. 8, the district court granted the petition and ordered his release. ERO released him the next day.

This is a different case from the Sept. 5 release of MS-13 murder fugitive David Antonio Aviles Perez, already reported on this page.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien is a documented member of the terrorist organization MS-13 and was ordered deported back to El Salvador by an Immigration Judge. But because an activist court in California demanded his release before he could be deported, this dangerous criminal is back on the streets and is free to continue threatening American lives. When partisan actors have taken over our courts and start putting the concerns of illegal aliens over the safety of the American people, we have a serious crisis on our hands that needs to be fixed immediately before any more innocent lives are lost.”

Source: DHS – Activist Court in California Orders Illegal Alien MS-13 Member Released from ICE Custody (Sept 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: FAIRFAX – THREE-TIME DEPORTED GUATEMALAN GETS OVER SIX YEARS FOR CHILD PORN AFTER SANCTUARY RELEASE

DETAINER IGNORED. RELEASED OCT. 27. ICE TOOK HIM BACK APRIL 22. SENTENCED SEPT. 16. DHS says Roni Mendez-Escobar, an illegal alien from Guatemala, was sentenced to six years and five months in prison after convictions for receipt of child sexual abuse material and illegal re-entry.

He was first arrested in October 2025. ICE lodged a detainer Oct. 23. DHS says Fairfax County sanctuary officials refused to honor it and released him Oct. 27 without telling ICE. HSI arrested him April 22, 2026, after a court appearance. HSI Washington led the child-exploitation case. ERO Chantilly led the immigration case. The Eastern District of Virginia announced the sentence Sept. 16.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office says a forensic review found 46 images and 65 videos of child sexual abuse material, and that he used WhatsApp to push that material and to contact young girls. DHS says he was deported three times in 2015, then illegally entered a fourth time at an unknown date and location.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien was sentenced to six years in prison after being convicted of child pornography and illegal re-entry. When ICE lodged a detainer for him after his arrest in October 2025, sanctuary politicians in Fairfax County, Virginia refused to honor it and RELEASED him into their community. Fortunately, their attempts to protect this pedophile failed and ICE arrested him several months later. Now he will be behind bars where he belongs, and when he finishes his sentence, ICE will be ready to deport him so he can never threaten another American child.”

Sources: DHS – Illegal Alien Sentenced for Child Pornography in Virginia (Sept 21, 2026) | DOJ EDVA – sentencing (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: HSI – FILIPINO GREEN-CARD HOLDER PLEADS GUILTY TO ILLEGAL 2024 VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA

REGISTERED OCT. 9, 2024. VOTED IN PERSON NOV. 5 IN EMMAUS. GREEN CARD FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION TWO MONTHS EARLIER. GUILTY PLEA SEPT. 16. DHS says an HSI investigation produced a guilty plea from Evelyn Novelles Miller, an alien from the Philippines and a lawful permanent resident, for illegally voting in the 2024 election.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania announced the plea. HSI Allentown opened the case after a tip that a Lehigh County resident may have registered or voted unlawfully. On July 29, 2025, HSI and FBI agents interviewed Miller at her home. She told them she registered online before the 2024 general election and voted in person on Election Day at her polling place in Emmaus. DHS says the Biden Administration granted her lawful permanent residence on July 19, 2024.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This alien from the Philippines pleaded guilty to illegally voting in the 2024 election in Pennsylvania. Thanks to the hard work of the men and women of HSI, as well as our partners at the Department of Justice, this alien will soon face justice for her efforts to subvert our elections. American elections are for Americans only.”

Source: DHS – HSI Investigation Leads to Conviction of Filipino Alien Who Illegally Voted in Pennsylvania (Sept 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: ICE HSI – CHINESE ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED IN $16.2 MILLION APPLE COUNTERFEIT RING

FAKE IPHONES AND IPADS. FRAUDULENT RETURNS. INLAND EMPIRE. 78 MONTHS. MORE THAN $16 MILLION IN RESTITUTION. ICE says two Chinese nationals — one an illegal alien — were sentenced Aug. 28 for a scheme that defrauded Apple of at least $16.2 million by “returning” thousands of counterfeit devices.

SENTENCED (per ICE HSI Los Angeles, Sept 21):

• Wenhui Huang, 41, of Chino Hills – ringleader and illegal alien. 78 months in federal prison. Restitution: $16,239,254
• Yang Song, 39, of Corona – second-in-command. 57 months in federal prison. Restitution: $16,997,415

HSI worked the case with IRS Criminal Investigation, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and the Los Angeles Police Department. ICE says Huang and Song are the last defendants sentenced in the trans-Pacific fraud ring.

ICE: “If you come into our country illegally and break our laws, we will find you, arrest you and remove you.”

Source: ICE – Chinese nationals sentenced after ICE HSI investigation in California (Sept 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: INDIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN GETS 11 YEARS IN PONZI THAT TOOK MORE THAN $30 MILLION

SWIFTARC CAPITAL. WIRE FRAUD. $31.35 MILLION RESTITUTION. OVERSTAY. PRIOR DWI IN TEXAS. DHS says Siddharth Jawahar, an illegal alien from India, was sentenced to 11 years in prison for a Ponzi scheme that defrauded victims of more than $30 million.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Missouri said U.S. District Judge Zachary M. Bluestone imposed the sentence Sept. 15 after Jawahar pleaded guilty in January to three counts of wire fraud. He ran Texas-based Swiftarc Capital LLC. From July 2016 to December 2023 he took in more than $35 million from investors and invested about $10 million, DHS says, while telling clients they were making profits. He lawfully entered several times between August 2005 and January 2010, then illegally overstayed. His record includes a Texas DWI.

A DHS spokesperson said Jawahar was sentenced to 11 years after running a Ponzi scheme that defrauded victims of more than $30 million, and that once the sentence is done he will be deported.

Source: DHS – Illegal Alien from India Sentenced in Ponzi Scheme That Defrauded Victims of More Than $30 Million (Sept 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/21: ICE – COSTA RICAN CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN DIES IN CUSTODY AT WINNFIELD

FOUND UNRESPONSIVE SEPT. 18. PRONOUNCED DEAD ABOUT 8 A.M. CAUSE PENDING. ICE says Carlos Josue Marchena-Marchena, a 36-year-old criminal illegal alien from Costa Rica, died in ICE custody on Sept. 18, 2026.

Staff at Winnfield Correctional Center in Louisiana found him unresponsive, called a medical emergency, and started life-saving measures. EMS took him to Winn Parish Medical Center. A physician there pronounced him dead at about 8:00 a.m. The official cause of death is pending.

Border Patrol arrested him for illegal entry without inspection on or about Feb. 9, 2021. ICE says his record includes convictions for retail fraud (April 4, 2024) and malicious destruction of personal property (Aug. 12, 2025) in the 58th District Court in Holland, Michigan, plus a separate arrest for retail fraud second degree and an arrest for assault.

Source: ICE – Criminal illegal alien in ICE custody passes away at Winnfield Correctional Center in Louisiana (Sept 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS

LEWD AND LASCIVIOUS ASSAULT ON A CHILD. RAPE. ATTEMPTED INDECENCY WITH A CHILD. DRUG MANUFACTURE AND DISTRIBUTION. DHS says ICE yesterday arrested more worst-of-the-worst illegal aliens convicted of lewd and lascivious assault on a child, rape, and assault.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 18):

• Marcos Simo-Cepeda (Dominican Republic) – lewd and lascivious assault on a child (Miami, FL)
• Jaime Velasquez-Orozco (Mexico) – lewd or lascivious acts with a child and possession of a controlled substance (Santa Ana, CA)
• Sergio Ehuan-Canul (Mexico) – attempted indecency with a child – sexual contact (Randall County, TX)
• Nehemias Omar Garcia-Martinez (Honduras) – second-degree rape and second-degree assault (Prince George’s County, MD)
• Pingxiang Li (China) – conspiracy to manufacture and possess drugs with intent to distribute (San Francisco, CA)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, rapists, violent assailants, and other dangerous illegal aliens. Every arrest saves lives. While sanctuary politicians release criminal illegal aliens back into our communities, the brave men and women of ICE will continue to hunt down, arrest, and remove illegal aliens to Make America Safe Again.”

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Rapists, and Violent Assailants (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: ICE INDIANA – GUATEMALAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO VOTED IN A NATIONAL ELECTION NABBED IN INDIANAPOLIS

UNLAWFUL VOTE IN A NATIONAL ELECTION. OBAMA RELEASE. FINAL REMOVAL ORDER SINCE 2019. ICE arrested Helda Araceli Mendez-Merida, an illegal alien from Guatemala, during targeted enforcement Sept. 3 in Indianapolis. DHS says she unlawfully voted in a national election in Indiana.

Mendez-Merida illegally entered through Arizona in September 2015. Border Patrol arrested her. The Obama Administration released her. A Department of Justice immigration judge issued a final order of removal Sept. 3, 2019.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “The patriots of ICE arrested this illegal alien from Guatemala after she illegally voted in a past election. This illegal alien will be deported so she can never again poison our elections. If even one non-citizen casts a vote, it steals a vote from an American citizen. The Trump Administration is committed to protecting and upholding the integrity of our election system so that only the American people are choosing American leaders and making decisions for our country.”

ICE Enforcement Division Acting Assistant Director Patricia Hyde: “The right to vote is the cornerstone of democracy in the United States. Helda Araceli Mendez-Merida attempted to subvert a national election by unlawfully casting a vote. Voting in U.S. elections is a privilege that is reserved exclusively for U.S. citizens, and we cannot allow that sacred right to be perverted by foreign nationals who seek to undermine American democracy.”

Sources: DHS – ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Who Illegally Voted in U.S. Election in Indiana (Sept 18, 2026) | Fox News – Indiana illegal-vote arrest

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BREAKING 9/18: ICE – CHILD MOLESTER AND FENTANYL TRAFFICKERS BEING REMOVED

SEXUAL BATTERY AND CHILD MOLESTATION. COCAINE IMPORT. METH. FENTANYL. DRUG TRAFFICKING. ICE says gang members, drug smugglers, pedophiles, and other dangerous criminal illegal aliens are being removed under President Trump and Secretary Mullin.

NAMED REMOVALS (per ICE, Sept 18):

• Vincente Antonio-Santiago (Mexico) – convicted of two counts of sexual battery and child molestation
• Alan Osiel Valdez Araujo (Mexico) – convicted of importing 5 kilograms or more of cocaine
• Francisco Reyes Solorzano-Duarte (Mexico) – convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine
• Angelo Rafael Tavarez Marte (Dominican Republic) – convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance aboard a vessel
• Estarling Nathael Perez Almonte (Dominican Republic) – convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl
• Ovidalis Jiminez-Pujols (Dominican Republic) – convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute 40 grams or more of fentanyl
• Deiby Luis Guerrero (Dominican Republic) – convicted of drug trafficking

ICE: “Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE is unleashed to deliver on the American people’s mandate: arrest and DEPORT illegal aliens from our nation.”

Source: ICE (@ICEgov) – named criminal illegal aliens being removed (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: BORDER PATROL DEL RIO – FOUR ILLEGAL ALIENS RESCUED FROM WATER TANK IN PICKUP BED

PORTABLE WATER TANK. NO WAY OUT. POWER TOOLS TO CUT THEM FREE. 19-YEAR-OLD U.S. CITIZEN DRIVER CHARGED WITH ALIEN SMUGGLING. Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents rescued four illegal aliens trapped in a portable water tank in the bed of a pickup truck on a rural highway near Eagle Pass.

On the evening of Sept. 14, Eagle Pass South Station agents encountered a 2007 Ford F-150. Inside a small portable water tank in the truck bed, they found four people with no means of freeing themselves. Agents used power tools to open the tank and pull them out. Nationalities: two Bolivian, one Cuban, and one Colombian. They declined medical attention and were taken to the Uvalde South Station for processing.

The driver, a 19-year-old U.S. citizen, was turned over to Homeland Security Investigations and faces a charge of 8 U.S.C. § 1324 (alien smuggling).

Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “Smugglers don’t care for the safety of those they see as mere human cargo. Putting people in confined spaces with no means of escape is dangerous and barbaric. If not for the actions of our highly trained agents, this incident could have resulted in tragedy.”

Source: CBP – Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents rescue four trapped in portable water tank (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: BORDER PATROL DANIA BEACH – TWO ILLEGAL ALIENS NABBED AFTER I-95 VAN CHASE IN BROWARD

FAILED TO YIELD. PIT MANEUVER ON I-95. PASSENGER NABBED ON FOOT. DRIVER SWAM A CANAL — K-9 GOT HIM. Dania Beach Border Patrol agents, with the Florida Highway Patrol and the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, apprehended two illegal aliens after a vehicle pursuit on Interstate 95 on Sept. 10.

CBP says at 4:41 p.m., agents assigned to the Dania Beach station were running over-the-road operations with FHP on I-95 southbound near Deerfield Beach. They tried to stop a white Chevrolet van with Florida plates. The driver failed to yield and kept going south. FHP took the lead. Border Patrol provided secondary support. CBP says the van maneuvered erratically through heavy traffic. FHP executed a Precision Immobilization Technique and stopped the vehicle.

The driver and passenger then fled on foot.

NAMED ARRESTS (per CBP, Sept 18):

• Passenger (Guatemala) – criminal illegal alien. Agents and FHP troopers caught him after a brief foot pursuit. Processed at the Dania Beach Border Patrol Station
• Driver (Mexico) – criminal illegal alien. Jumped a chain-link fence, swam a canal, and ran through a business complex. Broward Sheriff’s Office set a perimeter with air support and a K-9. The K-9 team nabbed him about 6 p.m. FHP arrested him on multiple state charges. CBP lodged an immigration detainer

Chief Patrol Agent in Charge Jeffrey Dinise: “This incident highlights the critical importance of our partnerships with state and local law enforcement. Through the seamless coordination between Border Patrol agents, the Florida Highway Patrol, and the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, we were able to safely resolve a dangerous situation and ensure that those who violate our laws are held accountable, keeping our communities and our country safe.”

Source: CBP – USBP, Florida Law Enforcement Partners Apprehend Two Illegal Aliens Following Vehicle Pursuit in Broward County (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: ICE DETAINER – INDIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH CALIFORNIA CDL KILLED TWO IN SEMI-TRUCK CRASH

HOMICIDE – VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER. TWO DEAD IN ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA. CALIFORNIA CDL STILL ACTIVE. BIDEN RELEASE. ICE lodged a detainer for Chamkaur Singh, an illegal alien from India, after Moab, Utah police stopped him Sept. 1 for driving a semi-truck 20 miles over the speed limit and found a nationwide fugitive warrant for homicide – vehicular manslaughter.

DHS says the crash was March 29 in Ontario, California. While California Highway Patrol officers were already responding to a two-vehicle crash, Singh’s semi-truck in the slow lane rear-ended one car, killing one passenger and critically injuring another, then hit another vehicle and killed a second person. Seven vehicles were involved. Two other people were injured.

Singh was booked into Grand County Jail. ICE lodged the detainer the next day. California issued him a commercial driver’s license on May 10, 2025, despite his illegal status. DHS says that CDL remains active after three convictions on his driving record: improper lane or location, following too closely, and speeding.

Singh claims he left India in December 2020 and traveled through the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Honduras, Guatemala, and Mexico before illegally entering through Arizona in August 2021. Border Patrol arrested him. The Biden Administration released him.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien from India is accused of causing a semi-truck crash that killed two people in California. Due to the Biden Administration’s open borders and Gavin Newsom’s sanctuary policies, this criminal was released into our country and granted a commercial driver’s license. Despite having three convictions on his driving record, his CDL is still active. DHS is calling on Gavin Newsom and other sanctuary politicians to eliminate these deadly sanctuary policies that give handouts to illegal aliens at the cost of American lives. Illegal aliens have no right to be in our country or on our roadways.”

Sources: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer for Illegal Alien Who Killed Two People While Driving a Semi-Truck (Sept 18, 2026) | Local: KUTV – Moab body-cam arrest

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BREAKING 9/18: ICE BOSTON – TWICE-DEPORTED SALVADORAN FUGITIVE WANTED FOR AGGRAVATED HOMICIDE NABBED IN CHELSEA

AGGRAVATED HOMICIDE. HUMAN TRAFFICKING. TWICE DEPORTED. MASSACHUSETTS SANCTUARY. ICE Boston arrested Leonel Santos-Diaz, a twice-deported criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, during targeted enforcement Sept. 2 in Chelsea.

ICE says Santos-Diaz was arrested in El Salvador on charges of aggravated homicide, illegal human trafficking, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. He is also a suspect in an ongoing investigation into aggravated robbery, threats, and sexual aggression.

Acting ICE Boston Field Office Director David T. Wesling: “Sadly, this is yet another example of what the dishonest media will portray as a non-criminal arrest, despite Leonel Santos-Diaz being charged with aggravated homicide and human trafficking in his home country. The ironically named ‘Protect Act’ in Massachusetts is designed to shield individuals like Santos-Diaz from arrest and deportation. Do any Massachusetts residents really feel protected by his presence in their community? While sanctuary politicians in Massachusetts choose to prioritize criminal aliens, ICE Boston will continue to aggressively pursue President Trump’s agenda of making our cities safe for American citizens.”

Sources: ICE – Boston arrests foreign fugitive wanted for aggravated homicide in El Salvador (Sept 18, 2026) | DHS (@DHSgov) on ICE Boston / Wesling (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: ICE CHICAGO – LIBERIAN COMBATANT ACCUSED OF KILLINGS AND TORTURE DEPORTED

EXTRAJUDICIAL KILLINGS. TORTURE. CHILD SOLDIERS. FORCED LABOR. REMOVED TO LIBERIA. ICE Chicago removed Amos Sheik Massaquoi, 55, a criminal illegal alien from Liberia, on Aug. 11. ICE says he is a former Liberian combatant believed to have ordered and participated in extrajudicial killings, acts of torture, arbitrary arrests and detentions, forced labor, and the recruitment of child soldiers during the Liberian civil wars from 1989 to 2003.

ICE says Massaquoi is believed to have served as chief bodyguard to Maj. Gen. Daniel Chea, a former leader of Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front of Liberia, and received specialized military training at a military academy in China in 2004.

Massaquoi legally entered the United States in August 2006 with authorization until Nov. 6, 2006, then remained illegally. Homeland Security Investigations Maryland arrested him Aug. 23, 2019. An immigration judge granted bond Oct. 7, 2019, and he was released. ICE Baltimore arrested him April 1, 2025, for failing to comply with the terms of his release. A Department of Justice immigration judge ordered him removed May 14, 2025.

ICE Chicago Field Office Director Frank Padula: “If you are a confirmed human rights violator and you believe you can hide in the United States, you are mistaken. ICE will pursue, arrest and remove any individuals who committed atrocities abroad and ensure our communities are not used as a sanctuary from accountability.”

Source: ICE – Chicago removes former Liberian combatant who participated in killings, torture during Liberian civil wars (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: BORDER PATROL DEL RIO – TWO PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED CHILD SEX OFFENDERS NABBED AT EAGLE PASS

PROSTITUTION WITH A MINOR. INDECENCY WITH A CHILD. BOTH ALREADY DEPORTED. ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents separately arrested two illegal aliens previously deported after convictions for sex crimes against children.

NAMED ARRESTS (per CBP, Sept 18):

• Johan Alexander Moncada-Narvaez, 40 (Venezuela) – arrested Sept. 6 near the Rio Grande by Eagle Pass Station. Convictions in Minnesota: electronic communication describing sexual conduct with a child and engaging in prostitution with a minor. Deported Aug. 7 after completing his sentence. Faces 8 U.S.C. § 1326 re-entry after deportation (up to 20 years)
• Jose Enrique Vasquez-Nicolas, 31 (Mexico) – arrested Sept. 9 on an area ranch by Eagle Pass South Station. Conviction in 2020 in Castro County: indecency with a child, sentenced to five years. Deported June 28, 2026, after completing his sentence. Faces 8 U.S.C. § 1326 re-entry after deportation (up to 20 years)

Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “Child sex offenders who repeatedly cross our borders are an imminent threat to our communities. U.S. Border Patrol agents are our safeguard against this menace.”

Source: CBP – Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents arrest child sex offenders for illegal entry (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/18: CBP PUERTO RICO – HUMAN SMUGGLING INTERDICTED NEAR CULEBRA; BRITISH NATIONAL CHARGED

MARITIME SMUGGLING FROM ST. THOMAS. INDIAN FAMILY UNIT LANDED. OPERATOR CHARGED WITH ALIEN SMUGGLING. CBP Marine Interdiction agents and the Puerto Rico Police Department interdicted a suspected human smuggling event Sept. 15 near Culebra, Puerto Rico.

CBP says an Air and Marine Operations asset at about 6:30 a.m. flagged a vessel traveling from St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, toward Culebra. Puerto Rico police detained three Indian nationals traveling as a family unit — one adult man, one adult woman, and one juvenile — at the landfall. Fajardo Marine Unit vessels intercepted the transporting boat. The operator, Kavon Wheatly, a British national from Tortola, British Virgin Islands, was charged under 8 U.S.C. § 1324 for alien smuggling. The family unit was placed into removal proceedings. CBP seized the vessel and 200-horsepower engine.

Caribbean Air and Marine Branch Director Christpher Hunter: “Human smugglers routinely place lives at risk for profit, using dangerous maritime routes and unsafe conditions. This interdiction demonstrates the importance of coordinated operations among Air and Marine Operations, the U.S. Border Patrol, Puerto Rico Police Department and our federal partners.”

Source: CBP – CBP, Puerto Rico police interdict human smuggling event near Culebra (Sept 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/17: MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN – ICE DEPORTS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, DRUNK DRIVERS

SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. INDECENT BEHAVIOR WITH JUVENILES. CARELESS DRIVING RESULTING IN DEATH. FOUR-TIME ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY. DACA ROBBER WITH A FIREARM. DHS says ICE last week deported more illegal aliens convicted of murder, indecent behavior with juveniles, driving while intoxicated, and robbery.

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS):

• Jose Noel Avelar-Velasquez (El Salvador) – deported Sept. 11. Convictions: second-degree murder and first-degree robbery – use of a dangerous weapon in New York. Illegal entry at unknown date and location; final order Dec. 2, 2002
• Jacinto Gonzalez-Perez (Mexico) – deported Sept. 12. Conviction: careless driving resulting in death in Colorado. First illegally entered through California in December 2015 as a minor and was released by the Obama Administration; final order May 9, 2026
• Edan Yoel Gomez-Rodriguez (Honduras) – deported Sept. 11. Conviction: indecent behavior with juveniles in Louisiana. Final order April 16, 2008; deported April 21, 2008; felony illegal re-entry then deported a second time Jan. 17, 2014; illegally re-entered a THIRD time
• Armando Vladimir Salgado (El Salvador) – deported Sept. 11. Convictions: driving while intoxicated and attempted robbery; arrests for assault, robbery, and fraudulent use of birth certificate in Virginia. Illegal entry through Texas March 2006; deported May 15, 2009, Aug. 24, 2016, and Jan. 19, 2024; illegally entered a FOURTH time
• Mary Angelica Landeros-Quen (Mexico) – deported Sept. 8. Conviction: robbery with a firearm in Florida. Illegal entry at unknown date and location; granted DACA by the Obama Administration in March 2015; final order Sept. 2, 2026

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, the hard-working men and women of ICE deported even more illegal aliens from our country, including murderers, pedophiles, drunk drivers, and robbers. Every single deportation makes America safer. DHS is delivering on President Trump’s mandate from the American people to deport illegal aliens, because that’s how we save lives.”

Source: DHS – MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN: ICE Deports Murderers, Pedophiles, and Drunk Drivers (Sept 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/17: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, ROBBERS

MURDER. PREDATORY SEX ASSAULT OF A CHILD UNDER 13. ROBBERY. METH CONSPIRACY. ASSAULT AND DRUG TRAFFICKING. DHS says ICE yesterday arrested more worst-of-the-worst illegal aliens convicted of murder, sexual assault of a child, and robbery.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 17):

• Franklyn Soleyn (Barbados) – murder (Brooklyn, NY)
• Marco Valdez-Asmal (Ecuador) – predatory criminal sex assault with victim less than 13 years old (Cook County, IL)
• Miguel Ulises Robles-Zavala (Mexico) – second-degree robbery, burglary, and obstructing police (La Mesa, CA)
• Francisco Rivera-Suazo (Honduras) – conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and obstruction (Pocatello, ID)
• Jorge Martin Campusano-Sano (Dominican Republic) – second-degree assault and possession with intent to distribute (New Castle, DE)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, ICE law enforcement arrested murderers, pedophiles, robbers, and other dangerous illegal aliens. President Trump made a promise to the American people that he would Make America Safe Again, and the brave men and women of ICE are helping deliver that promise.”

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Sources: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Robbers (Sept 17, 2026) | DHS (@DHSgov) named-arrest thread (Sept 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/17: BORDER PATROL EL CENTRO – 31 ILLEGAL ALIENS PACKED IN A UTILITY TRUCK NEAR OCOTILLO

HUMAN CARGO IN DESERT HEAT. DRIVER ABANDONED THE LOAD AND FLED TO MEXICO. MEXICAN POLICE NABBED THE GETAWAY DRIVER. El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents took 31 illegal aliens into custody after smugglers packed them into a modified utility truck and hauled them through desert heat near Ocotillo, California. CBP says the driver abandoned the group and fled into Mexico. Mexican law enforcement arrested him.

CBP: “Entering the United States illegally comes with consequences. The outcome can be arrest, detention, and deportation.”

Sources: El Centro Sector Border Patrol (@USBPChiefELC) – 31 illegal aliens in modified utility truck, Ocotillo, CA | CBP (@CBP) – entering illegally comes with consequences (Sept 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/17: ICE HSI EL PASO – MEXICAN ALIEN NABBED FOR ILLEGAL VOTING AND FALSE CITIZENSHIP CLAIM

UNLAWFUL VOTING. FALSE CLAIM TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP. GREEN CARD UNDER OBAMA. IN ICE CUSTODY PENDING REMOVAL. ICE Homeland Security Investigations El Paso arrested Ludwig Uriel Espejo-Carrillo, an alien from Mexico, on Sept. 3. DHS says he was administratively charged with unlawful voting and a false claim to U.S. citizenship after illegally voting in American elections in 2015. He will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the United States.

Espejo-Carrillo became a Lawful Permanent Resident under the Obama Administration in July 2013.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This alien from Mexico has been charged with unlawful voting and false claims to U.S. citizenship after illegally voting in American elections in 2015. This is what a threat to our republic looks like. We cannot and will not allow the votes of American citizens to be cancelled out by non-citizens illegally voting in our elections. Thanks to the hard work of the men and women of ICE, this criminal will be deported from the United States.”

Source: DHS – ICE HSI Arrests Mexican Alien for Illegally Voting in Past Elections (Sept 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/17: ICE – LAOTIAN MANSLAUGHTER CONVICT WITH GUN AND REPEAT DWI NABBED; FINAL REMOVAL ORDER

VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. AMMO AND FIREARM POSSESSION. TWO DWIs. BURGLARY. FINAL REMOVAL ORDER. ICE arrested Ka Ying Vang, a violent criminal illegal alien from Laos. ICE says Vang has a final removal order and will remain in ICE custody pending removal.

ICE: “There’s NO PLACE in our nation for dangerous criminals. Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE will find them and REMOVE them.”

Source: ICE (@ICEgov) – ICE arrested Ka Ying Vang, criminal illegal alien from Laos (Sept 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: DHS TO OPEN-BORDERS LAWYERS – MERITLESS ASYLUM CLAIMS WILL BE DEALT WITH

3.5 MILLION COURT BACKLOG. 2.3 MILLION ASYLUM CLAIMS. WORK PERMITS. DELAYED DEPORTATIONS. WESTERN HEMISPHERE ASYLUM ABUSE. DHS General Counsel James Percival sent a letter this week to the American Immigration Lawyers Association warning that attorneys who file what DHS calls meritless and fraudulent asylum claims will face penalties.

Percival says the immigration court system had nearly 3.5 million cases and 2.3 million asylum claims pending as of July 2026. DHS attributes much of that backlog to meritless filings. The letter says claims built on generalized gang violence, domestic violence, economic hardship, and other country conditions often fail the legal standard for asylum. DHS says those applications are filed to obtain work permits, to delay deportation, and to force a release from custody.

Filing a frivolous asylum application can make an alien permanently ineligible for most forms of immigration relief. Attorneys who file them are subject to penalties under document-fraud law and practitioner-discipline rules. DHS says it will “vigorously pursue all available remedies” against those involved. Claims without a reasonable legal or factual basis “will be dealt with accordingly.”

DHS General Counsel James Percival: “Most countries in the Western Hemisphere simply lack conditions supporting asylum claims. Abuse of our immigration system must stop.”

DHS: “Abuse of our immigration system MUST STOP. Under the leadership of President Trump and Secretary Mullin, we are assuring asylum is granted to those who deserve it, not those who game the system.”

HSI has already moved against attorneys in this campaign. In July, ICE sought more than $470,000 from attorney Suraj Raj Singh over 118 alleged fraudulent documents. In June, ICE sought the maximum $255,232 from attorney Vinod Doddamani over 64 alleged fraudulent documents across 32 cases.

Sources: DHS (@DHSgov) – Abuse of our immigration system MUST STOP (Sept 16, 2026) | DHS General Counsel James Percival – letter to AILA (Sept 16, 2026) | Daily Caller exclusive – DHS letter to AILA

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BREAKING 9/16: ICE ALABAMA – MEXICAN REPEAT DEPORTEE WITH DEADLY-WEAPON ASSAULT NABBED AFTER BOAZ JAIL RELEASE

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. STOLEN PROPERTY. PISTOL WITH NO PERMIT. REPEAT DEPORTATIONS. ICE removed Juan Ruiz-Cortes, a Mexican national with a history of deportations and a lengthy criminal record, after arresting him following his release from the Boaz City Jail in Alabama.

ICE says Ruiz-Cortes’s convictions include aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, receiving stolen property, and carrying a pistol without a permit.

Source: ICE (@ICEgov) – ICE removed Juan Ruiz-Cortes after Boaz City Jail release, Alabama (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: ICE REDDING – LAOTIAN CHILD SEX ABUSER ORDERED REMOVED IN 2005 NABBED AFTER 21 YEARS

SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD UNDER 14. DUI. 21-YEAR FUGITIVE FROM A 2005 REMOVAL ORDER. ICE Fugitive Operations arrested Kao Wang Saechao, a criminal illegal alien from Laos, last month during a targeted operation in Redding, California.

ICE says Saechao was convicted of sexually abusing a child under 14 in Shasta County and also has a DUI conviction in Sacramento. An immigration judge ordered him removed in 2005. He remained in California more than two decades after that order.

ICE: “Child predators have NO PLACE to hide. ICE will hunt them down, arrest them and DEPORT them.”

Source: ICE (@ICEgov) – ICE arrests another child predator: Kao Wang Saechao, Redding, CA (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: ICE WASHINGTON, D.C. – SALVADORAN FUGITIVE WANTED FOR CHILD SEX CRIMES IN COLORADO NABBED IN FALLS CHURCH

FELONY SEXUAL ASSAULT ON A CHILD BY A PERSON OF TRUST. SOLICITATION OF CHILD PROSTITUTION. INTERNET LURING TO EXPLOIT A CHILD. TWO-DECADE OVERSTAY. ICE Washington, D.C. arrested Jose Saul Canas-Guandique, 49, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, in Falls Church, Virginia, on Aug. 31. Colorado authorities want him on felony sexual assault on a child by a person of trust, felony solicitation of child prostitution, and felony use of the internet to lure a child with intent to exploit.

Canas-Guandique entered the United States lawfully in December 2004 with permission to remain until June 2005, then refused to leave and remained illegally for more than 20 years. Glenwood Springs Police Department in Colorado arrested him March 7, 2024. ICE says it will work with Colorado authorities so he faces the criminal case; he remains in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

ICE Washington, D.C. Field Office Director Robert Guadian: “Jose Saul Canas-Guandique is charged with some horrific crimes and represents a substantial threat to the law-abiding citizens of our Northern Virginia neighborhoods. He is exactly the type of criminal alien that ICE targets when we arrest the ‘worst of the worst.’ Make no mistake: We will arrest anyone illegally present in the United States, but aliens like Canas-Guandique remain a priority for ICE officers to remove from our American communities.”

Source: ICE – Washington, D.C. arrests criminal alien fugitive charged with child sex crimes in Colorado (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: ICE TENNESSEE – 287(g) FORCE MULTIPLIER HITS 120 PARTNERS; SEX OFFENDERS AND MASSACRE SUSPECT SWEPT

120 TENNESSEE 287(g) PARTNERS. 1,300-PLUS ARRESTS SINCE JAN. 20, 2025. SEXUAL BATTERY. FIVE-TIME DEPORTEE. HONDURAN MASSACRE SUSPECT. CDL TRAINER OVERSTAY. ICE announced it is expanding 287(g) partnerships across Tennessee. As of Sept. 9, ICE has 120 of these partners in the state. Nationwide, ICE has signed 2,466 287(g) memoranda of agreement. Since Jan. 20, 2025, ICE enforcement in Tennessee includes more than 1,300 arrests by 287(g) partners and 542 encounters with aliens in local custody.

Last month, the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office became an operational 287(g) partner and on day one arrested Reniery Garcia-Godoy, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras with two felony convictions for sexual battery in Franklin, Tennessee. ICE says he has been removed from the United States.

OTHER 287(g) ARRESTS TRANSFERRED TO ICE (per ICE):

• Arturo Calisto-Ramirez (Mexico) – previously removed aggravated felon; conviction for sexual battery; now facing federal prosecution for reentry of a removed aggravated felon. First encountered Dec. 2012 after a Morgan County guilty plea; final order Jan. 2013; removed Feb. 2013
• Ersi Zeron (Honduras) – suspected gang affiliation; arrested for speeding and driving without a license; ICE later determined he is wanted in Honduras for a 2016 shooting massacre at a billiard hall. Entered at Calexico West in Sept. 2022 and was released by the Biden administration
• Celso Espinoza-Paguada (Honduras) – conviction for aggravated assault; reentered after five previous removals; nine arrests for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. First ordered removed Nov. 11, 2005, after a Border Patrol encounter near Eagle Pass, Texas
• Eric Maloba (Kenya) – illegal overstay; arrested after a tractor-trailer crash while reportedly instructing a CDL trainee; holds a Texas commercial driver’s license. Lawful entry Dec. 2018; admission expired April 2019; remained in violation of federal law
• Ghanshyam Chaudari (India) – final order of removal; conviction for drug trafficking; reentered after removal

ICE Public Safety Partnership Division Assistant Director Russell Hott: “287(g) is a critical public safety initiative that gives law enforcement agencies another tool to protect their communities. By working closely with sheriffs, chiefs and our state partners across Tennessee, law enforcement is able to apprehend criminal illegal aliens who continue to prey on and victimize local communities and remove those threats from our neighborhoods.”

ERO New Orleans acting Field Office Director Scott Ladwig: “Partnerships like these are essential to public safety. The continued expansion of 287(g) in Tennessee demonstrates the commitment of ICE and our law enforcement partners to remove dangerous criminal aliens from our communities.”

Tennessee passed a law requiring all sheriffs’ offices to enter a 287(g) agreement by Jan. 1, 2027, or risk losing certain state funding. ICE says seven of the top 10 safest U.S. cities cooperate with ICE.

Source: ICE – Expands local 287(g) law enforcement partnerships in Tennessee (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: ICE OPERATION SAFE COMMUNITY-INDIANA – 426 ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED IN 5 DAYS

426 ARRESTS. SEX CRIMES. ASSAULT. DRUG TRAFFICKING. WEAPONS. MS-13. 18TH STREET. TREN DE ARAGUA. HOOSIER STREETS SWEPT. ICE announced that Operation Safe Community-Indiana netted 426 illegal alien offenders between Aug. 30 and Sept. 3 in a five-day enhanced enforcement surge focused on Indianapolis and run statewide under ICE Chicago.

ICE says those arrested include aliens with criminal histories covering sex crimes, assault and battery, domestic assault, drug trafficking, assault with a dangerous weapon, weapons crimes, fraud, identity theft, burglary, property damage, DWI, and more. Officers also arrested members of MS-13, 18th Street, and Tren de Aragua.

NAMED ARRESTS (per ICE):

• William Humberto Giron (El Salvador) – sexual battery, confinement, intimidation, corporal injury on a spouse/cohabitant, DWI with bodily injury, failure to identify, illegal reentry
• Deyron Diaz-Fernandez (Nicaragua) – aggravated assault with a deadly weapon on a public officer, criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon, resisting, leaving the scene, DWI, driving without a license
• Jose Juan Senovio (Mexico) – validated Surenos 13 street gang member; numerous drug crimes and failure to appear
• Nicolas Lopez (Mexico) – domestic battery, aggravated discharge of a firearm, criminal trespassing, DWI, possessing a firearm without a valid ID
• Rhod Offerley Neptune (Haiti) – burglary, illegal possession of a firearm, resisting a law enforcement officer
• Mario David Falla-Perez (Guatemala) – domestic assault and battery, public records forgery, identity theft, false status documents, credit card larceny

ICE ERO acting Assistant Director Patricia Hyde: “Over the course of this five-day operation, ICE officers, in coordination with state and local law enforcement partners, arrested 426 illegal alien offenders across Indiana… This operation underscores the fact that when law enforcement agencies cooperate, the American people are safer.”

ICE Chicago Deputy Field Office Director Raymond Hernandez: “Every alien arrested during this operation was in violation of U.S. immigration law, and Indiana is safer today as a result of the hard work of our ICE officers.”

Source: ICE – Operation Safe Community nets more than 400 arrests in Indiana (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/15: ICE NEWARK – 2 ILLEGAL ALIEN CDL OPERATORS NABBED AT GARDEN STATE TRAVEL STOPS

UZBEK TRUCKERS. NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LEARNER PERMIT. NON-DOMICILED PENNSYLVANIA CDL. DWI. ASSAULT CHARGES. HIGHWAY FRAUD CRACKDOWN. ICE Newark arrested two illegal aliens during targeted enforcement supporting DHS’s nationwide crackdown on fraudulent commercial driver’s license practices.

On Aug. 23, ICE ERO Newark officers arrested Zokhid Zakhidov, 37, in Woodbridge and Khayrullo Payzullaev, 30, in Hamilton. Both are Uzbek citizens. Zakhidov had a New York commercial learner permit; criminal history includes a May 15 DWI conviction in New York and pending charges for assault with intent to cause physical injury and harassment. Cranbury police arrested him April 28 as a fugitive from justice. He is in ICE custody pending removal. Payzullaev had a non-domiciled Pennsylvania CDL; a DOJ immigration judge in Philadelphia ordered him detained July 21. He remains in ICE custody pending removal.

ICE Newark Field Office Director Arthur Wilson: “Our field office is fully aligned with DHS’ commitment to enforcing our immigration laws and Secretary Mullin’s focus on protecting our communities and keeping dangerous individuals off our roadways.”

Source: ICE – Arrests 2 illegal alien CDL operators in New Jersey (Sept 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/15: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS KIDNAPPERS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS, ROBBERS

KIDNAPPING. AGGRAVATED BATTERY WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. ROBBERY. CONTROLLED-SUBSTANCE MANUFACTURE. DHS says ICE arrested more worst-of-the-worst criminal illegal aliens, including those convicted of kidnapping, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, robbery, and manufacture/possession of controlled substances.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 15):

• Jesus Ortiz Ortiz-Vences (Mexico) – kidnapping (Kern County, CA)
• Andre Kadian Lampart (Jamaica) – TWO counts of robbery and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (Palm Beach County, FL)
• Antonio Villa-Miranda (Mexico) – assault/resisting/obstructing a police officer, larceny, retail fraud (Ottawa County, MI)
• Luis Batres (El Salvador) – manufacturing and possessing controlled substances; second-degree forgery (Bentonville, AR)
• Wilders Paul (Haiti) – possession of drug paraphernalia and DUI (Seaford, DE)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove the worst of the worst illegal aliens from our communities. Yesterday, ICE arrested kidnappers, violent assailants, robbers, and other dangerous criminals.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Kidnappers, Violent Assailants, and Robbers (Sept 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/15: CBP AJO – AIR CREWS AND BORDER PATROL FAST-ROPE SCOUT ARREST IN THE DESERT

MQ-9 LOCATE. BLACK HAWK FAST-ROPE. SPECIAL OPERATIONS DETACHMENT. SCOUT TAKEN WITHOUT INCIDENT. On Sept. 4 near Ajo, Arizona, CBP Air and Marine Operations crews and Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents arrested an active scout during a coordinated enforcement operation.

Pre-positioned Border Patrol reconnaissance and an MQ-9 crew from the National Air Security Operations Center in Sierra Vista located the scout. Tucson Air Branch H125 AStar and H60 Black Hawk crews responded with five specialized ground agents from the Border Patrol Special Operations Detachment and BORSTAR. The Black Hawk crew fast-roped the tactical agents onto the scout site; agents took the man into custody without incident. Border Patrol processed him at Tucson Sector.

Acting Chief Patrol Agent Henry N. Laxdal: “This successful interdiction highlights the seamless integration of our air assets, surveillance technology and specialized ground agents. By combining these capabilities, we can quickly locate and arrest individuals attempting to facilitate illegal activity in our most remote desert areas.”

Source: CBP – Air crews, Border Patrol agents arrest scout near Ajo (Sept 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: FIRST-EVER ALIEN TERRORIST REMOVAL COURT – AFGHAN ISIS PLOT MATRIARCH DEPORTED

HISTORIC. FIRST CASE EVER BEFORE THE ALIEN TERRORIST REMOVAL COURT. ISIS-INSPIRED ELECTION DAY MASS-SHOOTING PLOT. PERMANENTLY INADMISSIBLE. DHS says Afghan national Nazira Haji Zada, 47, previously residing in Fort Worth, Texas, was removed from the United States after conceding she is an alien terrorist in the first-ever case before the United States Alien Terrorist Removal Court.

DHS says Zada, the family matriarch, supported a plot to commit an ISIS-inspired mass shooting on Election Day 2024. Her son, Abdullah Haji Zada, and son-in-law, Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, were previously arrested and convicted. The court issued a removal order Aug. 20 that was unsealed Sept. 16 after her return to Afghanistan. Congress created the court decades ago; no previous administration had used it. Zada is now permanently inadmissible.

Attorney General Todd Blanche certified the removal application July 15. Zada appeared in open court July 30. ATRC Chief Judge Joan N. Ericksen signed the order. The government used classified information to establish she is an alien terrorist. With counsel, Zada conceded the designation and waived appeal.

Tawhedi and Abdullah were arrested Oct. 7, 2024, after buying firearms and ammunition for an Election Day attack from an undercover FBI employee. Abdullah, 17 at arrest, pleaded guilty as an adult and was sentenced to 15 years. Tawhedi pleaded guilty to two terrorism offenses, including conspiracy to provide material support to ISIS. Court records say the plot sought two AK-47 rifles, 500 rounds, and 10 magazines for a mass-casualty attack around Nov. 5, 2024.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “The President’s direction to use the Alien Terrorist Removal Court to expel Nazira Haji Zada, an Afghan national who plotted with members of her family to carry out an ISIS-inspired attack on American soil, delivers on that promise. Those who plot acts of terrorism against the United States have no place in our country. We will find them, and we will remove them.”

Source: DHS – Removal of Alien Terrorist in First Use of United States Alien Terrorist Removal Court (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: ICE PHILADELPHIA – PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED TIER 3 SEX OFFENDER NABBED AFTER ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY

DEPORTED 2015. SNEAKED BACK UNDER BIDEN. TIER 3 SEX OFFENDER. ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY + FAILURE TO REGISTER. HSI TIPLINE. DHS says ICE arrested a previously deported illegal alien sex offender in Philadelphia after an HSI tipline tip.

SUSPECT (per DHS): Marco Gomez, illegal alien from the Dominican Republic. Convictions: attempt of involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, sexual assault, indecent assault, and unlawful restraint in Philadelphia County, April 2006 — a tier 3 registered sex offender in Pennsylvania. Deported Aug. 4, 2015. Claims he illegally re-entered in 2023 under the Biden Administration — a felony. ICE, HSI, and the U.S. Marshals Service obtained a warrant for illegal re-entry and failure to register as a sex offender and arrested him Sept. 14. He is in U.S. Marshals custody.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien has been convicted of sexual assault and is a registered sex offender in the state of Pennsylvania. After being deported following his sentence, he illegally re-entered the United States under the Biden Administration and had been living in Philadelphia. Thanks to the hard work of the men and women of ICE, as well as our partners in the Department of Justice, this predator has been taken off our streets.”

Source: DHS – ICE Arrests Previously-Deported Illegal Alien Sex Offender in Pennsylvania (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/16: 16 STRAIGHT MONTHS OF ZERO RELEASES AT THE BORDER – CATCH AND RELEASE IS OVER

ZERO PAROLE RELEASES. 16 MONTHS STRAIGHT. AUGUST SW BORDER APPREHENSIONS 8,870 — 94% BELOW BIDEN AVERAGE. FENTANYL STILL POURING AT THE PORTS. DHS and CBP announced 16 consecutive months of zero releases at the border.

U.S. Border Patrol southwest-border apprehensions in August: 8,870 — 5% lower than July, 94% below the Biden monthly average, 97% below the Biden peak (December 2023), and less than what was apprehended in 5 days in August 2024. Nationwide Border Patrol apprehensions in August: 10,939. Zero parole releases vs. 10,186 released by Border Patrol along the southwest border in August 2024 under Biden. Daily apprehensions down 94% from the previous administration.

August drug fight (per DHS/CBP): 773 pounds of fentanyl; 6,724 pounds of cocaine (up 28%); more than 120,000 pounds of precursor chemicals seized with ICE. Fiscal-year drug seizures through August: 73% higher than the same period of FY 2024.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Sixteen straight months of zero releases at the border proves that President Trump’s policies are working. Catch and release is over, consequences are back, and illegal crossings have fallen to historic lows.”

Sources: DHS – 16 Straight Months of Zero Releases (Sept 16, 2026) | CBP national release

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BREAKING 9/16: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS CHILD ABUSERS, RECKLESS DRIVERS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

SEXUAL BATTERY OF A CHILD UNDER 14. SECOND-DEGREE CHILD ABUSE. HEROIN TRAFFICKING. FIREARMS TRAFFICKING. DHS says ICE yesterday arrested criminal illegal aliens convicted of sexual battery involving a child, drug trafficking, and firearm trafficking.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 16):

• Jose Hernandez-Rodriguez (Mexico) – sexual battery involving a child under 14 (Floyd County, IN)
• Rosa Maria Hernandez-Perez (Mexico) – second-degree child abuse and neglect of a minor (Easton, MD)
• Eustacio Gregorio-Meza (Mexico) – driving while license is suspended causing serious bodily injury (Palm Beach County, FL)
• Marcelo Ruiz-Aguayo (Mexico) – trafficking opium or heroin (Mecklenburg County, NC)
• Vladimir Kuznetsov (Russia) – firearms trafficking (New York, NY)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, the patriots of ICE worked tirelessly to arrest child abusers, reckless drivers, and drug traffickers from our communities. President Trump promised to make America safe again, and removing illegal aliens is exactly how we do that.”

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Child Abusers, Reckless Drivers, and Drug Traffickers (Sept 16, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/15: ICE DETAINER – MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED IN STAUNTON STABBING THAT KILLED ONE WOMAN

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. TWO WOMEN STABBED. ONE DEAD. SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. MALICIOUS WOUNDING. SANCTUARY GOVERNOR ASKED NOT TO RELEASE HIM. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger not to release an illegal alien charged with murder after a stabbing spree.

On Aug. 30 in Staunton, police responding to a 911 call found two female victims stabbed. One was pronounced dead at the scene; the other was taken to a hospital in stable condition. Police arrested the suspect at the scene.

SUSPECT (per DHS): Freddi Chigo Mil, illegal alien from Mexico. Charged with second-degree murder and malicious wounding. ICE lodged a detainer with Middle River Regional Jail the same day. Illegal entry date/location unknown.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien from Mexico has been charged with murder after a stabbing spree that killed one woman and injured another. This is what the Commonwealth of Virginia has become under the sanctuary policies of Governor Abigail Spanberger and her fellow sanctuary politicians. ICE has lodged a detainer asking Governor Spanberger to cooperate with us and commit to not releasing this criminal from jail.”

Sources: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer Asking Spanberger Not to Release Illegal Alien Charged After Stabbing Spree (Sept 15, 2026) | Local: WHSV

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BREAKING 9/15: HATEFUL HAITIAN – GANG MEMBER WITH 17 CONVICTIONS DEPORTED AFTER VIRAL ‘BIDEN FOREVER’ ARREST

BACK BLOCK MONEY GANG. 17 CONVICTIONS. ASSAULT ON A COP. DANGEROUS WEAPON. DRUG TRAFFICKING. TPS TERMINATED. GONE TO HAITI. DHS says ICE deported a Haitian illegal alien who went viral shouting “Biden forever” as he was being arrested.

DEPORTED (per DHS): Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles, illegal alien from Haiti and member of the Back Block Money Gang. ICE ERO Boston arrested him Jan. 22, 2025, in Mattapan, Massachusetts. 17 CONVICTIONS including assault and battery on a public employee, resisting arrest, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, possession with intent to distribute a class D controlled substance, carrying a dangerous weapon, and carrying ammunition with no firearm ID. Obama TPS in 2013; USCIS terminated TPS in July 2022; final order Nov. 7, 2025. ICE deported him to Haiti Sept. 10.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien gang member from Haiti had quite the rap sheet, with convictions for assault and battery on a public employee, resisting arrest, and drug trafficking, among other heinous crimes. The Trump Administration has finally done what both the Obama and Biden Administrations failed to do and deported this criminal back where he belongs.”

Source: DHS – HATEFUL HAITIAN: ICE Deports Haitian Illegal Alien Who Went Viral for Shouting “Biden Forever” (Sept 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/15: DEPORTED – ASIAN BOYS AND ORIENTAL BOYS GANG MEMBERS GONE, INCLUDING MURDERERS AND KIDNAPPERS

SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. ATTEMPTED MURDER. STATUTORY RAPE. KIDNAP DURING CARJACKING. GANG FREIGHT TO THE EXIT. DHS says ICE last week deported illegal alien gang members including murderers, rapists, kidnappers, and carjackers.

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS):

• Phai You (Cambodia) – Asian Boys gang member, deported Sept. 8. Convictions: second-degree murder, burglary, carrying a concealed weapon. Final order Feb. 10, 1998
• Thanh Nguyen Huu (Vietnam) – Asian Boys gang member, deported Sept. 8. Convictions: hit-and-run death or injury, attempted murder, assault with a firearm, discharge firearm at inhabited dwelling, felon in possession of a firearm, second-degree burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, arson device, possession of a controlled substance for sale, obstruct/resist a public officer
• Hung Quoc Bui (Vietnam) – Asian Boys gang member, deported Sept. 8. Convictions: statutory rape, burglary, gang activity, identity theft, forgery. Final order Feb. 9, 2004
• Dat Tien Trinh (Vietnam) – Oriental Boys gang member, deported Sept. 8. Convictions: kidnap during carjacking, second-degree robbery, kidnapping to commit robbery, carjacking, evading a peace officer, carrying a prohibited weapon. Final order June 26, 2018
• Oscar Armando Ramos-Ayala (El Salvador) – San Fernando Valley Gang member, deported Sept. 7. Convictions: second-degree robbery, possession of a controlled substance, grand theft vehicle, obstructing a public officer, false ID to a peace officer. Final order July 7, 1999

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Just last week, they deported vicious gang members, including murderers, rapists, kidnappers, and carjackers. Deporting illegal aliens saves lives.”

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: ICE Deports Illegal Alien Gang Members, Including Murderers, Rapists, Kidnappers, and Carjackers (Sept 15, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/14: CBP PHARR – $25 MILLION METH BUST HIDDEN IN CABBAGE, TOMATILLO, AND CILANTRO

2,815 POUNDS. 1,164 PACKAGES. REYNOSA TRACTOR-TRAILER. CARTEL PRODUCE PIPELINE STOPPED AT THE BRIDGE. CBP officers at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility intercepted alleged methamphetamine valued at $25,167,000 concealed in a shipment manifested as cabbage, tomatillo, and cilantro.

On Sept. 8, officers referred a tractor-trailer traveling from Reynosa, Mexico, to secondary. After a nonintrusive scan and canine screening, a physical inspection pulled 1,164 packages of alleged methamphetamine totaling 2,815.30 pounds (1,277 kg). CBP seized the narcotics and vehicle. Homeland Security Investigations opened a criminal investigation.

Port Director Carlos Rodriguez: “Our CBP officers’ skills and expertise continue to be on display as they take down another massive shipment of dangerous, illicit narcotics.”

Source: CBP – Officers seize more than $25 million in methamphetamine at Pharr International Bridge (Sept 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/14: ICE NABS ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH A NEW YORK-ISSUED CDL AND A WIRE-FRAUD WARRANT

SANCTUARY-STATE CDL. WEIGH STATION IN PENNSYLVANIA. BIDEN RELEASE. OUTSTANDING WARRANT FOR WIRE FRAUD. DHS says ICE arrested an illegal alien who had been issued a commercial driver’s license by New York.

On Sept. 4, an ICE ERO Philadelphia officer inspecting commercial vehicles at a weigh station in Newberry, Pennsylvania, determined the driver, Simranpal Singh, was an illegal alien from India and took him into custody. Singh had an outstanding warrant for wire fraud and wire fraud conspiracy out of the Middle District of Pennsylvania. He remains in ICE custody pending transfer to the U.S. Marshals Service, then removal proceedings after the criminal case.

Singh illegally entered through Arizona in June 2022, was arrested by U.S. Border Patrol, then RELEASED by the Biden Administration.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien not only had a CDL from the sanctuary state of New York, but he also had an outstanding warrant for wire fraud.”

Source: DHS – ICE Arrests Illegal Alien with a New York-Issued Commercial Driver’s License (Sept 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/14: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

MURDER. VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A MINOR. CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD. 5 KILOS OF COCAINE. CHILD PORNOGRAPHY TRANSPORT. DHS says ICE arrested criminal illegal aliens over the weekend convicted of murder, sexual assault of a child, and drug trafficking.

NAMED WEEKEND ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 14):

• Ramon Bonifacio (Dominican Republic) – murder and cocaine possession (Mineola, NY)
• Juan Nunez-Avalos (Mexico) – voluntary manslaughter, carjacking, possession of a weapon in prison (Los Angeles, CA)
• Hector Chavez-Ramos (Guatemala) – sexual assault/sodomy of a minor (Auburn, AL)
• Gerardo Mato-Herrera (Mexico) – continuous sexual abuse of a child (Santa Clara, CA)
• David Jean Charles Pena-Melo (Dominican Republic) – lewd or lascivious acts with a minor, sex assault, and drug trafficking (Shirley, MA)
• John Alejandro Manrique-Osorio (Colombia) – luring or enticing a child for indecent purposes (Hudson County, NJ)
• Carlos Coello-Gonzalez (Cuba) – kidnapping, robbery, and drug trafficking (Las Vegas, NV)
• Francisco Sanchez-Villarreal (Mexico) – possession with intent to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine (McAllen, TX)
• Osmar Lopez-Joya (Mexico) – transportation of child pornography (Brooklyn, NY)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “While Americans enjoyed their weekend, the patriots of ICE worked around the clock to remove murderers, pedophiles, drug traffickers, and other public safety threats from our communities.”

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Drug Traffickers (Sept 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/13: BORDER PATROL DEL RIO – 3 ILLEGAL ALIENS RESCUED FROM LOCKED RAIL CAR (SECOND TIME IN TWO WEEKS)

LOCKED AUTORACK. PICKUP BEDS. MEXICAN, NICARAGUAN, HONDURAN. SAME KNIPPA SIDING AS THE AUG. 30 RESCUE OF EIGHT. Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents rescued three illegal aliens locked inside a freight car by smugglers — the second such rescue at the same location in two weeks.

On the afternoon of Sept. 7, Uvalde Station agents inspecting a stationary freight train on a rail siding near Knippa got a canine alert on an autorack car carrying automobiles. Agents found three people locked inside with no way out, concealed in the beds of pickup trucks: one Mexican national, one Nicaraguan, and one Honduran. They were taken to the Uvalde Station for processing. On Aug. 30, agents rescued eight from a locked autorack on the same siding.

Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “Attempts to make illegal entry via trains have historically had tragic results. This is the second time in two weeks our agents have rescued smuggled humans locked in a rail car at this location.”

Source: CBP – U.S. Border Patrol agents rescue three locked in rail car (Sept 13, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/11: ICE BOSTON – 118 ILLEGAL ALIENS NABBED IN SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT, INCLUDING CHILD SEX ASSAILANT

FOUR-DAY SURGE. SANCTUARY RELEASES. SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD. CHILD ABUSE. WEAPONS. DRUG DEALING. ICE Boston arrested 118 illegal aliens during a four-day targeted operation the week of Aug. 24 in southern Connecticut — many recently released from jail after sanctuary politicians refused ICE detainers.

NAMED ARRESTS (per ICE):

• Harvin Rivera-Guardado (Honduras) – convicted of sexual assault risking injury to a child; sentenced to 15 years
• Jason Tocagon-Leon (Ecuador) – pending charges: two counts of risk of injury to a child, breach of peace, and assault
• Lenny Guitierrez-Pichardo (Dominican Republic) – convicted of selling hallucinogens or narcotics and selling or manufacturing cannabis; pending larceny and resisting arrest
• Arnulfo Nolberto Quizhpi-Sanchez (Ecuador) – pending assault, disorderly conduct, threatening, criminal trespass, and violation of conditions of release
• Edwin Marroquin (Guatemala) – convictions include DWI, unlicensed operation, obstructing governmental administration, carrying a dangerous weapon, and criminal trespass

Acting ICE Boston Field Office Director David T. Wesling: “Sanctuary politicians in Connecticut have made it abundantly clear that they would rather stand with criminal illegal aliens such as Harvin Rivera-Guardado, a convicted sexual predator, than protect law-abiding American citizens.”

Source: ICE – ICE Boston arrests 118 illegal aliens during 4-day operation in southern Connecticut (Sept 11, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/10: ICE REMOVES MORE THAN 2,000 KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORISTS UNDER TRUMP

2,150+ KST ARRESTS. 2,015 KST DEPORTATIONS. JAN. 20, 2025 TO SEPT. 9, 2026. NEVER FORGET. Ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, DHS announced ICE has removed more than 2,000 known or suspected terrorists from the United States under President Trump.

From Jan. 20, 2025, to Sept. 9, 2026, ICE arrested more than 2,150 KSTs and deported 2,015 KSTs.

NAMED EXAMPLES (per DHS): Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez (Mexico) — alleged ringleader of the failed terrorist plot against UFC Freedom 250; B-2 overstay, Obama DACA. Felipe Linares De Oliveira Dell Aquilla (Brazil) — former commander of PCC and Comando Vermelho, both designated FTOs; arrested in North Carolina while holding his wife hostage. Four Tren de Aragua members who pleaded guilty in a 2024 Bronx double murder: Keiber Jaen Martinez, Samuel Gonzalez Castro, Eferson Gabriel Morillo-Gomez, and Keineyer Ibarra-Mujica — Venezuelan illegal aliens released under Biden.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Under President Trump’s strong leadership, ICE has arrested more than 2,100 known or suspected terrorists, and has deported more than 2,000 known or suspected terrorists from our country. When we say ‘never forget,’ we are dedicating our lives to eternal vigilance so that we will never see a terrorist attack like that on American soil ever again.”

Source: DHS – ICE Removes More Than 2,000 Known or Suspected Terrorists Under President Trump (Sept 10, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/10: ICE NEWARK – SALVADORAN NABBED IN FATAL LIBERTY ISLAND BOAT CASE AFTER BOND RELEASE

MOTHER AND 5-MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER DEAD. BOAT CAPSIZED NEAR LIBERTY ISLAND. FEDERAL DEATH CHARGES PENDING. ICE GOT HIM AFTER MARSHALS BOND. ICE Newark arrested Manuel Ernesto Hernandez-Urmana, 46, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador accused of operating a boat that capsized near Liberty Island, New York, killing a 27-year-old mother and her five-month-old daughter.

The U.S. Coast Guard and partners rescued 12 others from the water in the Aug. 8 incident. NYPD arrested him Aug. 9 in Brooklyn for reckless endangerment. ICE New York lodged a detainer. The Coast Guard referred federal charges to the Southern District of New York for two counts of misconduct and negligence by a ship officer resulting in death. On Aug. 10, the district court released him to the U.S. Marshals Service; ICE says the detainer did not follow him and Marshals released him on bond. ICE Newark arrested him Aug. 11 in Manville, New Jersey. He remains in ICE custody.

Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella: “Hernandez-Urmana has a criminal history spanning three states that includes soliciting prostitution, assault, terroristic threats and reckless endangerment. Now he’s accused of operating a boat with deadly consequences — taking the lives of a 27-year-old mother and her five-month-old daughter. This man entered the U.S. without being admitted, inspected or paroled more than 25 years ago, and ICE has arrested him twice.”

Source: ICE – ICE Newark arrests Salvadoran national charged in fatal Liberty Island boat capsizing case (Sept 10, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/10: ICE NEW ORLEANS – 100,000TH FY2026 REMOVAL OUT OF ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA

ICE AIR MILESTONE. 100,000TH FY26 REMOVAL FROM THE ALEXANDRIA HUB. 500 GONE THE SAME DAY. GUATEMALA CHARTER. ICE New Orleans marked its 100,000th Fiscal Year 2026 removal from the Alexandria Staging Facility, returning the alien to Guatemala. The same day, ERO New Orleans facilitated the removal of 500 individuals.

The 100,000th removal: Mario Humberto Caal-Chop, 29, illegal alien from Guatemala. ERO Philadelphia arrested him May 19, 2026, during a vehicle stop in Pittsburgh. An immigration judge granted voluntary departure June 23. He was transferred to Louisiana June 28 and returned to Guatemala July 8 on a charter from Alexandria.

FY 2026 ICE Air hub removals as of July 7 (per ICE): Alexandria, LA 99,796 (30% above FY 2025); Harlingen, TX 53,631; El Paso, TX 27,066; Phoenix, AZ 17,500.

Source: ICE – ICE marks 100,000th removal for Fiscal Year 2026 in Louisiana (Sept 10, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/9: ICE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA – 500 ILLEGAL ALIENS NABBED IN WEEKLONG SURGE, INCLUDING PREMEDITATED-MURDER SUSPECT

FORT MYERS. 287(g) FORCE MULTIPLIER. PREMEDITATED MURDER. MEXICAN CARTEL MEMBER. HONDURAN ACCUSED OF MOLESTING TWO CHILDREN. ICE, Florida Highway Patrol, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, the Florida National Guard, FWC, CBP, and other partners arrested 500 illegal aliens in a weeklong Fort Myers operation Aug. 24–27.

Those arrested included criminal aliens with final orders of removal, repeat immigration violators, and illegal aliens with histories of domestic violence, drugs, DUI, assault, and sex and violent crimes. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Haitian criminal illegal alien with six charges associated with premeditated murder. ICE and FHP arrested a Mexican cartel member and a Honduran accused of molesting two children.

NAMED ARRESTS (per ICE): Noe Lux Castro (Guatemala) — charged after taking a trooper’s Taser and trying to use it against him. Olmen Noel Vargas-Mendoza (Honduras) — three illegal re-entries; domestic violence. Marlon Rolando Calderon-Castellon (Honduras) — battery and illegal drug possession. Hermenegildo Andres-Juan (Guatemala) — previously deported; DUI, resisting arrest, hit-and-run.

Governor Ron DeSantis: “Among the 500 illegal immigrants arrested on this operation alone were subjects accused or convicted of premeditated murder, sexual abuse of minors, domestic violence, battery on law enforcement officers and driving under the influence. We will not sit idly by and allow Floridians to be victimized.”

Source: ICE – 500 illegal aliens arrested during weeklong multiagency surge in Southwest Florida (Sept 9, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/8: WORST OF THE WORST – LABOR DAY WEEKEND ICE SWEEP NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

LABOR DAY WEEKEND. MURDER. CHILD RAPE. MANSLAUGHTER. ARMED ROBBERY. HEROIN AND METH. OFF THE STREETS WHILE AMERICA BBQ’D. DHS says that while Americans celebrated Labor Day, ICE was arresting illegal aliens convicted of murder, child sexual abuse, rape, armed robbery, and drug trafficking.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “While Americans enjoyed time with loved ones, the patriots of ICE risked their lives to remove murderers, pedophiles, rapists, and other public safety threats from our communities. Under President Trump, there is no sanctuary for illegal aliens. The men and women of ICE will not stop their record-setting pace of arresting and removing illegal aliens off our streets to Make America Safe Again.”

NAMED LABOR DAY WEEKEND ARRESTS (per DHS, Sept 8):

• Phonsavanh Kanjanabout (Laos) – murder (Holmes County, FL)
• Abraham Pineda (Mexico) – murder (Riverside, CA)
• Jose Ramirez-Rodriguez (El Salvador) – manslaughter (Queens, NY)
• Luis Ernesto Villanueva (El Salvador) – involuntary manslaughter (Compton, CA)
• Aurelio Roldan-Roldan (Ecuador) – TWO counts of rape of a child and child pornography (Bridgewater, MA)
• Antonio Gonzalez-Gutierez (Mexico) – aggravated sexual assault of a victim (immediate family) ages 13-16 (Cape May, NJ)
• Petronilo Castillo-Rodriguez (Mexico) – sexual assault (Burnet, TX)
• Ahmet Terzioglu (Turkey) – second-degree rape and assault (Harford, MD)
• Gustavo Diaz-Diaz (Mexico) – second-degree sex offense (Franklin County, NC)
• Luis Fonseca-Guaranga (Ecuador) – child abuse and assault of an unborn child (Grand Forks, ND)
• Izanami Perez-Gazga (Mexico) – communicating to commit crime & children – accosting for immoral purposes (Mason, MI)
• Minh Duc Ngo Nguyen (Vietnam) – armed robbery (Massachusetts)
• Fabricio Garces-Bedoya (Ecuador) – TWO counts of distribution of a controlled substance and importation of heroin (Danbury, CT)
• Francisco Gallardo-Cortes (Mexico) – dealing in cocaine and resisting an officer (Cleveland, OH)
• Juan Gonzalez-Lopez (Mexico) – dealing methamphetamine and illegal re-entry (Indianapolis, IN)
• Gorky Garcia-Garcia (Honduras) – possession with intent to distribute cocaine (Jefferson Parish, LA)
• Roberto Contreras-Gonzalez (Mexico) – attempted trafficking of opium or heroin (Mecklenburg County, NC)
• Jesus Garcia-Ayala (Mexico) – TWO counts of burglary and disorderly conduct (Salt Lake City, UT)
• Jose Fuentes-Sanchez (Mexico) – evading arrest/detention using a vehicle and resisting an officer (Austin, TX)
• Phu Hoang Vo (Vietnam) – evading a peace officer, drug possession, and obstruction (Westminster, CA)

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, Rapists, and Drug Traffickers (Sept 8, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/8: CBP DEL RIO – $557K METH, HEROIN, AND FENTANYL BUST AT INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE

MIXED HARD NARCOTICS. MINIVAN AT THE PORT. FENTANYL + HEROIN + METH. HSI ARREST. CARTEL PIPELINE STOPPED AT THE LINE. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Del Rio Port of Entry seized a mixed load of hard narcotics — methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl — valued at more than $550,000 hidden in a passenger vehicle.

On Sept. 3 at the Del Rio International Bridge, a CBP officer referred a 2005 Chrysler Town and Country driven by a 28-year-old male U.S. citizen for secondary inspection. After nonintrusive inspection and a canine exam, officers found packages containing 4.45 pounds of alleged methamphetamine, 8.81 pounds of alleged heroin, and 12.69 pounds of alleged fentanyl hidden in the vehicle. Combined estimated street value: $557,589.

CBP seized the narcotics. Homeland Security Investigations special agents made one arrest and opened a criminal investigation.

Port Director Liliana Flores: “By stopping these hard narcotics before they can enter our country, we are actively saving lives and dismantling the operations of criminal organizations. We will continue to maintain a high state of readiness to address all threats attempting to enter the United States.”

Source: CBP – CBP officers seize more than $550k in methamphetamine, heroin, fentanyl at Del Rio Port of Entry (Sept 8, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/7: COAST GUARD NABS 24 ILLEGAL ALIENS OFF SANTA BARBARA ISLAND — TURNED OVER TO BORDER PATROL

MARITIME SMUGGLING RUN. 28-FOOT CUDDY CABIN. ~40 MILES OFF LOS ANGELES. CUTTER NARWHAL BOARDING. 24 SUSPECTED ILLEGAL ALIENS TO U.S. BORDER PATROL. U.S. Coast Guard Southwest District reports crews interdicted 24 suspected illegal aliens approximately three miles south of Santa Barbara Island late Saturday night — another sea-borne attempt to sneak into Southern California.

At about 11:15 p.m., the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Narwhal (WPB 87335) detected a 28-foot cuddy cabin vessel and launched a boarding team. At about 12:10 a.m. Sunday, boarders detained all 24 suspected aliens. The group was transported to Newport Harbor and transferred to U.S. Border Patrol agents. Officials released no further details on nationalities or smuggling charges pending investigation.

Source: U.S. Coast Guard Southwest — Coast Guard interdicts 24 aliens 3 miles south of Santa Barbara Island (Sept 7, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/5: BIDEN JUDGE FREES MS-13 MURDER FUGITIVE FROM ICE CUSTODY IN CALIFORNIA

MS-13. INTERNATIONAL WARRANT FOR AGGRAVATED MURDER IN EL SALVADOR. ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. SECOND STREET RELEASE IN SANCTUARY CALIFORNIA. ACTIVIST BENCH VS. ICE. DHS says Biden-appointed U.S. District Judge Jinsook Ohta ordered the release of criminal illegal alien David Antonio Aviles Perez — an MS-13 gang member wanted for aggravated murder in El Salvador — from ICE custody in southern California.

ICE arrested Aviles Perez on March 26 on an international warrant for aggravated murder in El Salvador. His U.S. record also includes a 2023 California arrest for assault with a deadly weapon, possession of a controlled substance, and petty theft — after which California sanctuary politicians RELEASED him back onto the streets. DHS says this is now the SECOND time this dangerous illegal has been released in California. Entry date/location unknown. He had been held pending removal until Judge Ohta ordered him out last Wednesday.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This radical activist judge has put American lives at risk by releasing a wanted murderer. This is now the SECOND time this dangerous illegal has been released back onto the streets in California. Because sanctuary politicians want to play politics from the bench, innocent Americans are in danger. DHS and ICE will not be deterred by these partisan games. If California’s leaders won’t protect Americans, DHS will.”

Source: DHS – Biden-Appointed Activist Judge in California Releases MS-13 Gang Member Wanted for Murder in El Salvador (Sept 5, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/4: ICE DETAINER – ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED IN DUI CRASH THAT KILLED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER IN MARYLAND

WRONG-WAY ON I-270. TWO DEAD. 8-YEAR-OLD INJURED. GROSS NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER. HOMICIDE BY MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE IMPAIRED. ICE DETAINER LODGED. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Maryland officials not to release an illegal alien charged in a fatal drunk-driving crash that killed a woman and her daughter.

On Aug. 29 on Interstate 270 in Montgomery County, Maryland, a suspected drunk driver traveling the wrong way crashed head-on into a vehicle with four occupants. Killed: Musammat Shamima Begum, 46, and her daughter Areebah Jahin, 23. Injured: a 62-year-old man and an 8-year-old girl. Investigators believe alcohol impairment was a factor.

SUSPECT (per DHS): Jose Antonio Caballero-Nolasco, illegal alien from El Salvador. Charged with TWO counts of gross negligent manslaughter, TWO counts of homicide by motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol, and life-threatening injury by a motor vehicle. Treated at a local hospital, then transferred to Montgomery County Detention Center. ICE lodged a detainer Sept. 1. Illegal entry date/location unknown.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien has been charged after a drunk-driving crash that killed a woman and her daughter and injured two others, including an 8-year-old girl, in Montgomery County, Maryland. This tragedy was completely avoidable. Musammat Shamima Begum and Areebah Jahin should still be alive. ICE has lodged a detainer asking officials in Maryland to commit to not releasing this killer back onto our streets. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their family, and for a swift recovery for those who were injured.”

Source: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer for Illegal Alien Charged in DUI Crash that Killed a Mother and Daughter in Maryland (Sept 4, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: DEPORTED – ICE REMOVES CHILD ABUSERS, KIDNAPPERS, AND ROBBERS

CHILD ENDANGERMENT. SIMPLE KIDNAPPING. ROBBERY. FELONY RE-ENTRY. BIDEN RELEASED ONE — NOW GONE. DHS says ICE last week deported more illegal aliens convicted of crimes including child endangerment, kidnapping, and robbery.

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS):

• Heriton Aredes (Brazil) – deported Aug. 26. Convictions: assault and battery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, operating recklessly, use of motor vehicle without authority; arrest for motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation. Prior deportation Oct. 14, 2008 after June 16, 2008 final order; then felony illegal re-entry
• Juan Hortencio Palacios-Gomez (Honduras) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: felony domestic abuse – child endangerment, cruelty to juveniles, domestic abuse – battery by strangulation, simple kidnapping. Prior deportation March 21, 2024 after Feb. 16, 2024 final order; then felony illegal re-entry
• Joel Garcia-Lopez (Mexico) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: battery against a public safety official, public intoxication; arrests for OWI. Final order Aug. 7, 2026
• Razi A. Butt (Pakistan) – deported Aug. 26. Convictions: robbery, unauthorized use of a vehicle, disorderly conduct. Lawfully admitted Jan. 2000; overstayed since Jan. 2001; final order Dec. 17, 2013
• Jacsaint Florvil (Haiti) – deported Aug. 27. Conviction: domestic violence. Illegal entry via Arizona Nov. 2021; arrested by Border Patrol then RELEASED by the Biden Administration; final order May 11, 2026

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, the hard-working men and women of ICE deported more illegal aliens from our country, including child abusers, kidnappers, and robbers. With so many illegal aliens deported from our country under President Trump’s leadership, it’s no wonder that crime rates have fallen to historic lows. The Trump Administration will never apologize for deporting illegal aliens and putting American citizens first.”

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: ICE Deports Child Abusers, Kidnappers, and Robbers (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN – ICE DEPORTS PEDOPHILES, DRUNK DRIVERS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS

SEX WITH A MINOR. SIX PRIOR DEPORTATIONS. INMATE ASSAULTS ON CORRECTIONS STAFF. FALSE IMPRISONMENT. BIDEN RELEASED A FELONY RE-ENTERER — NOW GONE. DHS says ICE last week deported more illegal aliens convicted of crimes including sexual intercourse with a minor, DUI, and assault.

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS):

• Miguel Baltazar-Bernal (Mexico) – deported Aug. 29. Convictions: sexual intercourse with a minor, corporal injury on spouse, felon in possession of a firearm, possession of marijuana for sale, illegal entry. Illegal entry via California 1988; previously deported SIX times (1990, 1992, 1995, 1996, 2005, 2019); final order Aug. 23, 1995
• Omer Karahodzic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) – deported Aug. 27. Convictions: FOUR counts third-degree assault – inmate assault on corrections employee, THREE counts wanton endangerment, THREE counts DUI, THREE counts alcohol intoxication in a public place, possession of marijuana; arrests for kidnapping adult and unlawful imprisonment. Final order July 9, 2025
• Teofilo Ramos-Ramos (Guatemala) – deported Aug. 28. Convictions: false imprisonment by violence/menace/fraud/deceit and driving with measurable blood alcohol causing injury. Illegal entry via California Nov. 2016 (Obama era); final order Dec. 14, 2022 after no-show
• Cecilia Gonzalez-Chavez (Mexico) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: aggravated assault, aggravated battery; prior removal Sept. 8, 2023 then felony illegal re-entry via New Mexico Nov. 2023 — released by the Biden Administration; prior order reinstated Nov. 14, 2023
• Altiman Peterkin (Jamaica) – deported Aug. 27. Conviction: assault and battery of family/household member; arrests for rape and threatening to commit murder. Admitted Nov. 2014; overstayed since Feb. 2015; final order July 21, 2026

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, the patriots of ICE deported more illegal aliens, including pedophiles, drunk drivers, and violent assailants. 80% of the American people support deporting criminal illegal aliens. Every day, DHS is delivering on President Trump’s mandate from the American people to deport illegal aliens and make America safe again.”

Source: DHS – MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN: ICE Deports More Illegal Aliens, Including Pedophiles, Drunk Drivers, and Violent Assailants (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/4: ICE HSI KNOXVILLE – 2 HIGH-RANKING UNITED CARTELS BOSSES INDICTED FOR METH AND TERRORISM

FTO-DESIGNATED CARTEL. METH FOR U.S. IMPORT. MATERIAL SUPPORT TO A FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION. MACHINE GUNS. LIFE ON THE TABLE. HSTF / OPERATION PELICAN BONES. ICE Homeland Security Investigations Knoxville reports a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia has indicted two high-ranking United Cartels members from Tepalcatepec, Michoacán, Mexico.

NAMED DEFENDANTS (per ICE):

• Juan Jose “Juanjo” Farias Mendoza, 31 — son of United Cartels top leader Juan Jose Farias Alvarez (“El Abuelo”)
• Israel “Papo” Vega Farias, 37 — nephew of “El Abuelo”

Charges include conspiracy to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine for importation into the United States, providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, and using, carrying and possessing firearms, including machine guns and destructive devices, during and in relation to the alleged drug trafficking. If convicted, both face maximum penalties of life in prison.

ICE says United Cartels — designated an FTO / SDGT in February 2025 — is one of the world’s largest meth producers, with U.S. distribution hubs in Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Kansas City, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Denver, and Chicago. The case grew out of Operation Pelican Bones, which began after a 2019 East Tennessee car crash and expanded into a multinational cartel probe. HSI Knoxville is leading, with DOJ Criminal Division and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Tennessee.

HSI acting Executive Associate Director John Condon: “This indictment is a testament to the relentless efforts of Homeland Security Investigations to dismantle the world’s most dangerous criminal organizations. The United Cartels have fueled violence, addiction, and instability both in the United States and abroad. … We will continue to leverage every available tool to protect our communities, disrupt transnational criminal enterprises, and ensure those who threaten our nation’s safety and security are brought to justice.”

Part of the Homeland Security Task Force under Executive Order 14159, Protecting the American People Against Invasion. An indictment is an allegation; defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Source: ICE – 2 high-ranking United Cartels members indicted for drug trafficking and terrorism in Tennessee HSTF investigation led by ICE HSI Knoxville (Sept 4, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/4: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS HOMICIDE OFFENDERS, PEDOPHILES, ATTEMPTED MURDERERS

MANSLAUGHTER. CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD. ATTEMPTED MURDER. KIDNAPPING. METH AND HEROIN CONSPIRACY. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE yesterday arrested more of the worst of the worst — illegal aliens convicted of manslaughter, sexual abuse of a child, attempted murder, and kidnapping.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Cesar Abraham Castellon-Flores (Mexico) – TWO counts of manslaughter and aggravated assault (West Valley City, UT)
• Filberto Matus-Morales (Mexico) – continuous sexual abuse of a child (Santa Ana, CA)
• Obed Pineda-Ordonez (Guatemala) – attempted murder and first-degree arson (Broward County, FL)
• Hugo Alexander Sanchez (El Salvador) – use of firearm in the commission of a felony, abduction, and kidnapping (Fairfax, VA)
• Adan Martinez-Onofre (Mexico) – conspiracy with intent to distribute methamphetamine and heroin (Middle District of Florida)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “The brave men and women of ICE law enforcement work every single day to remove illegal aliens from our communities. Yesterday, ICE arrested killers, pedophiles, attempted murderers, and other public safety threats. Under President Trump’s leadership, we will never apologize for arresting and deporting illegal aliens in order to keep America safe.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Homicide Offenders, Pedophiles, Attempted Murderers, Kidnappers, and Violent Assailants (Sept 4, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/4: CBP LAREDO – $2.5 MILLION METH BUST AT JUAREZ-LINCOLN BRIDGE

280.47 POUNDS. 2011 HONDA CR-V. CANINE ALERT. HSI INVESTIGATING. CBP officers at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge in Laredo seized alleged methamphetamine valued at more than $2.5 million.

On Aug. 25, a CBP officer referred a 2011 Honda CR-V for secondary inspection after a canine alert at primary. Officers found 280.47 pounds of alleged methamphetamine concealed in the vehicle — estimated street value $2,579,003. CBP seized the narcotics and the vehicle. Homeland Security Investigations special agents are investigating.

Port Director Albert Flores, Laredo Port of Entry: “This significant seizure of more than 280 pounds of alleged methamphetamine underscores the vigilance and expertise of our CBP officers and the critical role of canine operations in keeping dangerous narcotics from reaching our communities.”

Source: CBP – CBP officers seize over $2.5 million in methamphetamine at Juarez-Lincoln Bridge (Sept 4, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: BORDER PATROL DEL RIO – 8 ILLEGAL ALIENS RESCUED FROM LOCKED RAIL CAR

AUTORACK FREIGHT CAR. ONE CHILD. MEXICO, EL SALVADOR, GUATEMALA, CHINA. 100+ DEGREE HEAT. SMUGGLERS LOCKED THEM IN. U.S. Border Patrol agents from the Del Rio Sector rescued eight individuals locked inside a train car near Knippa, Texas.

On the afternoon of Aug. 30, Uvalde Border Patrol Station agents were inspecting trains on a rail siding near Knippa when a Border Patrol canine alerted to a stationary autorack freight car carrying automobiles. Agents found eight people — including one child — locked inside with no means of escape. Nationalities: three Mexican, three Salvadoran, one Guatemalan, and one Chinese. All were medically assessed and taken to Uvalde Station for processing.

Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “Alien smugglers have no regard for those they prey upon. Temperatures in this area exceed 100 degrees daily. Were it not for the actions of our highly trained agents, this situation could have had a tragic outcome.”

Source: CBP – U.S. Border Patrol agents rescue eight trapped in rail car (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, ROBBERS

MURDER. LEWD CONDUCT WITH A MINOR. ROBBERY. FIRST-DEGREE ASSAULT. COCAINE AND METH TRAFFICKING. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE yesterday arrested more of the worst of the worst — illegal aliens convicted of murder, lewd conduct with a minor, robbery, and assault.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Dung Tran (Vietnam) – murder (Bronx, NY)
• Adin Genis-Mendez (Guatemala) – TWO counts of injury to a child and lewd conduct with a minor under 16 (Kuna, ID)
• Sol Kim (Vietnam) – TWO counts of use of firearm, unlawful wounding, TWO counts of robbery, assault and battery (Arlington, VA)
• Gonzalo Ramos-Siguan (Guatemala) – first-degree assault (Montgomery County, MD)
• Marcos Montiel-Lopez (Mexico) – conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and methamphetamine (Wilmington, NC)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove the worst of the worst illegal aliens from our communities. Just yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, robbers, and other dangerous criminals. … If you’re in America illegally: LEAVE NOW, or we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, Robbers, and Heinous Criminals (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: DEPORTED – ICE REMOVES CHILD ABUSERS, KIDNAPPERS, AND ROBBERS

CHILD ENDANGERMENT. SIMPLE KIDNAPPING. ROBBERY. FELONY REENTRY. BIDEN RELEASED ONE — NOW GONE. DHS says ICE last week deported more illegal aliens convicted of crimes including child endangerment, kidnapping, and robbery.

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS):

• Heriton Aredes (Brazil) – deported Aug. 26. Convictions: assault and battery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, operating recklessly, use of motor vehicle without authority; arrest for motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation. Prior removal Oct. 14, 2008 after June 2008 final order; illegally re-entered (felony)
• Juan Hortencio Palacios-Gomez (Honduras) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: felony domestic abuse – child endangerment, cruelty to juveniles, domestic abuse – battery by strangulation, simple kidnapping; arrests include Schedule II narcotics, resisting an officer, vehicle theft. Prior removal March 21, 2024; illegally re-entered (felony)
• Joel Garcia-Lopez (Mexico) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: battery against a public safety official, public intoxication; arrest for OWI. Final order Aug. 7, 2026
• Razi A. Butt (Pakistan) – deported Aug. 26. Convictions: robbery, unauthorized use of a vehicle, disorderly conduct. Admitted Jan. 2000; overstayed since Jan. 2001; final order Dec. 17, 2013
• Jacsaint Florvil (Haiti) – deported Aug. 27. Conviction: domestic violence. Illegal entry via Arizona Nov. 2021; Border Patrol arrest then released into the country by the Biden Administration; final order May 11, 2026

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, the hard-working men and women of ICE deported more illegal aliens from our country, including child abusers, kidnappers, and robbers. … The Trump Administration will never apologize for deporting illegal aliens and putting American citizens first.”

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: ICE Deports Child Abusers, Kidnappers, and Robbers (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: ICE REMOVES CUBAN INTELLIGENCE AGENT WHO FRAUDULENTLY GOT GREEN CARD

CUBAN INTEL ASSET. INFILTRATED EXILE COMMUNITIES. LIED ON LPR APPLICATION. REMOVED AUG. 7. ICE removed Fernando Armando Valdes Perez, 61, of Kendall, Florida — a Cuban national and Guatemalan citizen — after investigators determined he fraudulently obtained lawful permanent resident status while concealing his affiliation with the Cuban regime.

Valdes was arrested July 10 at Miami International Airport in a joint ICE, FBI Miami, and CBP administrative enforcement action. Investigators say he was a Cuban intelligence asset tasked with infiltrating and reporting on Cuban exile and dissident communities in Latin America and the United States as early as the mid-1990s. He gained the trust of late anti-Castro dissident Luis Posada Carriles and remained close to Cuban and Cuban American figures in South Florida until his arrest.

ERO Miami Field Office Director Matthew Elliston: “Individuals who conceal ties to foreign intelligence services and exploit our immigration system pose a serious threat to the integrity of that system and to our national security. ICE will continue working with our federal partners to identify, arrest and remove those who obtain immigration benefits through fraud.”

Source: ICE – ICE removes Cuban intelligence agent who fraudulently obtained lawful permanent resident status (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/3: OPERATION TIDAL WAVE – CBP REMOVES 10 MORE ALIEN CRUISE CREW IN BOSTON FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE MATERIAL

NORWEGIAN ESCAPE. 9 FILIPINOS + 1 NEPALI. ALL ADMITTED CONSUMING CSEM/CSAM. SECOND BOSTON SWEEP IN AUGUST. 24 REMOVED IN TWO WEEKS. CBP officers at the Port of Boston removed 10 aliens from the cruise ship Norwegian Escape on Aug. 31 as part of ongoing Operation Tidal Wave.

During secondary interviews, all 10 admitted previously consuming child sexual exploitation / abuse material. All were processed for removal of conditional landing under INA Section 212(a)(2)(A)(i)(I) for crimes involving moral turpitude.

Acting Director of Field Operations, Boston Field Office Julio Caravia: “In just over two weeks, CBP has removed 24 cruise workers for possessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, and we will not stop. … Those individuals found engaging in this behavior will be arrested, removed, and face significant consequences.”

Boston follow-on after earlier August removals from Norwegian Breakaway, Holland Volendam, and Vision of the Seas. Nationwide track: Phase 1 San Diego (April) — 27 crewmembers / 6 vessels; Phase 2 San Juan (June/July) — 14 crewmembers + one federal prosecution accepted.

Source: CBP – CBP officers remove another 10 cruise ship crewmembers in Boston following Operation Tidal Wave investigation (Sept 3, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE AUGUST ARRESTS BREAK RECORD – 50,925 ILLEGAL ALIENS NABBED IN ONE MONTH

THIRD STRAIGHT MONTHLY RECORD. NEARLY 51,000 ARRESTS. OVER 50K FOR THE SECOND MONTH IN A ROW. LEAVE NOW — OR GET FOUND. DHS announces ICE arrested 50,925 illegal aliens in August 2026 — the highest single-month total in agency history, topping July’s prior record of 50,208. June saw 43,900.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “For the third straight month, ICE set a new record for the highest number of illegal aliens arrested in a single month, nearly 51,000. This is promises made and promises kept in action. Under President Trump’s leadership, ICE is working around the clock every day to arrest and deport illegal aliens from American communities. If you are in the country illegally, LEAVE NOW. If not, we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”

DHS says more than 3 million illegal aliens have left the United States since President Trump returned to office. Self-deport option remains: $3,000 and a free flight via the CBP Home App.

August “worst of the worst” highlights cited by DHS include convictions for murder, child pornography, sexual assault of a minor, conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, and DUI manslaughter — among them Kenyan murder convict Osbert Marion Otien Owuor (Compton, CA) and Indian national Masroor Ahmed Butt (D.C., illicit sexual conduct / child pornography).

Source: DHS – ICE’s August Arrests Break Record for Number of Illegal Aliens Arrested (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE LAS VEGAS – ALLEGED ARSONIST, DOMESTIC BATTERY, DRUGS

ATTEMPTED ARSON. DOMESTIC BATTERY. METH. OVERSTAY SINCE 2000. OFF THE STREETS. ICE Salt Lake City arrested Jaime Tan Francisco, 55, a criminal illegal alien from the Philippines, after Las Vegas police booked him on arson-related and other charges.

Francisco was admitted in Detroit in April 2000 with authorization only until Oct. 26, 2000, then remained illegally. Prior convictions: misdemeanor harassment (2006) and methamphetamine possession (2014). On July 25, Las Vegas police arrested him for domestic battery, drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, attempted arson, and drug possession. ICE took him into custody Aug. 2 pending removal.

ICE Director David Venturella: “Francisco entered the U.S. in April of 2000, but violated the terms of his admission and went on to commit a series of crimes. … Criminal illegal aliens are unwelcome in the U.S., and ICE is partnering with state and local police to keep them off our streets and out of our communities.”

Source: ICE – ICE, local partners arrest alleged arsonist in Las Vegas (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE TEXAS – CUBAN DRUG TRAFFICKER EVADED REMOVAL ORDER FOR 26 YEARS

FINAL ORDER SINCE FEB. 29, 2000. COCAINE. DRUG TRAFFICKING. NOW KIDNAPPING CHARGES. 287(g) PARTNERSHIP. ICE and San Saba County Sheriff’s Office arrested Emiliano Martinez Perez, 54, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba, on Aug. 5 after he failed to appear for a hearing on current charges.

Martinez Perez has convictions for cocaine possession and drug trafficking, plus a final order of removal dating to Feb. 29, 2000 — more than 26 years ago. He also illegally reentered through Texas in June 2018. He now faces local charges including kidnapping, indecent assault, unlawful restraint, and illegal tattooing. ICE lodged a detainer; he remains in local custody pending criminal proceedings.

Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella: “This criminal illegal alien was ordered removed from the U.S. more than 26 years ago. Since then, he was convicted of drug trafficking, and now he’s in jail facing charges for kidnapping, indecent assault, unlawful restraint and illegal tattooing. … This is exactly why the partnerships under the 287(g) program matter.”

Source: ICE – ICE, Texas partners arrest drug trafficker who evaded final order of removal for 26 years (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE MIAMI – CONVICTED ARMED ROBBER NABBED WITH FLORIDA 287(g) PARTNERS

ARMED ROBBERY. COCAINE. REMOVAL ORDER SINCE 2010. OFF THE STREETS. ICE Miami and Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office arrested Roberto Gonzalez-Fonseca, 57, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba, on July 31.

Gonzalez-Fonseca was convicted of armed robbery and possession of cocaine. He faces new cocaine possession charges from a Feb. 25 Florida arrest. He entered lawfully near Miami in 1991 and later became an LPR, but an immigration judge in Chaparral, New Mexico, ordered him removed Nov. 1, 2010, after the armed robbery conviction. He is in ICE custody pending removal.

ICE Deputy Director Charles Wall: “ICE officers are committed to making our communities safe, and arresting Gonzalez-Fonseca — a convicted armed robber who’s known to possess drugs — is part of a larger picture. Every ICE arrest that takes a violent criminal illegal alien off the streets helps restore public safety, just as President Trump promised.”

Source: ICE – ICE arrests convicted armed robber with help from Florida police partners (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN – ICE DEPORTS MS-13, 18TH STREET, SINALOA, LATIN KINGS

ABDUCTION. ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. METH TRAFFICKING. HUMAN TRAFFICKING ARRESTS. REPEAT ILLEGAL REENTRY. DHS says ICE last week deported more illegal alien gang members – including kidnappers, violent assailants, drug traffickers, and burglars.

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS):

• Erik Alexis Valladares-Corea (Honduras, MS-13) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: abduction, possession of a weapon, illegal re-entry; arrests include malicious wounding / intent to maim. Entered TX April 2015; released by Obama Admin; prior removal May 2020; illegally re-entered
• Balmore Vladimir Hernandez-Lopez (El Salvador, MS-13) – deported Aug. 25. Conviction: assault and battery with a dangerous weapon; arrests for human slavery/trafficking. Multiple prior removals; third illegal entry
• Enrique Carrasco-Polanco (Mexico, Sinaloa Cartel) – deported Aug. 29. Convictions: conspiracy to distribute 500+ grams methamphetamine, firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking, illegal re-entry. Previously deported three times (2014, 2015, 2017)
• Abner Geovani Del Valle-Lemus (Guatemala, 18th Street) – deported Aug. 28. Convictions: battery, stolen vehicle, vehicle theft, burglary, vandalism. Border Patrol arrest June 2014; released by Obama Admin
• Brian Damian Iglesias-Rodriguez (Uruguay, Latin Kings) – deported Aug. 24. Convictions: assault, burglary of a vehicle, drug possession, obstruction. Prior removals 2021 and 2022; third illegal entry

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, the brave men and women of ICE made our country safer by deporting illegal alien gang members, including kidnappers, violent assailants, drug traffickers, and burglars. The Trump Administration is working hard every single day to undo the damage caused by the Biden Administration’s reckless open-border policies. We will never apologize for deporting illegal aliens, because that’s how we save lives.”

Source: DHS – MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN: ICE Deports Illegal Alien Gang Members, Including Kidnappers, Violent Assailants, Drug Traffickers, and Burglars (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE DETAINER – ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED IN DEADLY TENNESSEE DUI CRASH

VEHICULAR HOMICIDE. SIX OR SEVEN BEERS. METH IN HIS POCKET. MOTORCYCLIST KILLED. 287(g) PARTNERSHIP. ICE lodged a detainer on Alfonso Vasquez-Morales, a Mexican national charged in a July 7 Jonesborough, Tennessee, crash that killed 69-year-old motorcyclist William Richard Sauer of Brooksville, Florida.

Per ICE and Washington County Sheriff’s Office: Vasquez-Morales crossed into oncoming traffic and struck Sauer head-on around 2 p.m. Witnesses said he was weaving; he admitted drinking “six or seven beers” before driving. Charges include vehicular homicide, reckless driving, possession of methamphetamine, driving without a license, and related offenses.

Vasquez-Morales told ICE he entered without authorization through Arizona and has lived illegally in the U.S. about three years. Washington County Sheriff’s Office is a 287(g) Warrant Service Officer partner, facilitating transfer to ICE custody.

Source: ICE – ICE issues detainer for criminal illegal alien charged in deadly Tennessee DUI crash (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE DETAINER – HAITIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH KILLING AUNT, STRANGLING COUSIN IN FLORIDA

HOMICIDE. ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE. SEXUAL BATTERY. BURGLARY WITH BATTERY. BIDEN RELEASED HIM IN 2024. DHS confirms ICE lodged a detainer on Whycliff Longin, an illegal alien from Haiti charged after allegedly killing his aunt and strangling his cousin in Lehigh Acres, Florida.

On Aug. 27, Lee County Sheriff’s Office responded to a domestic disturbance at a duplex. The 911 caller said she woke up to a man on top of her strangling her, broke free, barricaded herself, and called police. Deputies found Amadette Longin dead; family identified her as the suspect’s aunt and the surviving victim as his cousin. Longin was taken into custody. ICE lodged a detainer with Lee County Jail the same day.

Charges: homicide, attempted homicide, sexual battery, and burglary with a battery. DHS says Longin illegally entered through Florida in 2024 and was released into the country by the Biden Administration.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien from Haiti is charged with homicide, attempted homicide, sexual battery, and burglary with a battery after allegedly killing a woman and attempting to strangle another woman to death. This dangerous illegal alien should have never been allowed into our country in the first place. If it weren’t for the Biden Administration’s reckless open-border policies, Amadette Longin would still be alive.”

Source: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer for Haitian Illegal Alien Charged with Killing a Woman and Strangling Another in Florida (Sept 2, 2026)

Lee County Sheriff’s Office press update on the Lehigh Acres homicide / ICE detainer case (Aug 2026).

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BREAKING 9/2: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS CHILD ABUSERS, ROBBERS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

CHILD ABUSE. ARMED ROBBERY. DRUG TRAFFICKING. ARSON. ATTACKING A COP. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE yesterday arrested more of the worst of the worst – child abusers, robbers, drug traffickers, and other dangerous illegal aliens.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Benjamin Tomas-Reynoso (Guatemala) – abuse/neglect/endangerment of a child 8 years old or younger (Bradley County, TN)
• Raidel Gato (Cuba) – robbery while carrying a firearm or other deadly weapon (Miami, FL)
• Martin Guerrero-Guerrero (Mexico) – drug trafficking (Albuquerque, NM)
• Ediberto Lopez-Lopez (Mexico) – aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer and aggravated escape (Sulphur, OK)
• Jesus Chavira-Ramirez (Mexico) – arson (Toledo, OH)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, ICE arrested child abusers, robbers, drug traffickers, and other dangerous illegal aliens from our communities. Under President Trump’s leadership, ICE is delivering on the American people’s mandate to arrest and deport illegal aliens in order to make America safe again. If you are here illegally, we will hunt you down and send you back to where you came from.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Child Abusers, Robbers, and Drug Traffickers (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/2: ICE REMOVES MURDERERS, CHILD SEX ASSAILANTS, ARSONISTS

SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD. KIDNAPPING. ARSON. REPEATED ILLEGAL REENTRY. ICE reports late July / early August removals of egregious criminal illegal aliens with convictions including murder, sexual assault, and arson.

NAMED REMOVALS (per ICE):

• Hernan Portillo Melendez, 39 (Honduras) – second-degree murder and assault with a dangerous weapon; previously removed April 2024, re-encountered near Carrizo Springs, TX
• Neri Farid Calix Ardon, 31 (Honduras) – sexual assault of a child; removed Sept 2023, re-encountered Eagle Pass Jan 2025; charged with reentry after deportation
• Douglas Corea-Cabezas, 53 (Nicaragua) – sexual battery, kidnapping, strongarm robbery, cocaine possession; multiple prior removals and unlawful reentries
• Rafael Panduro Puga, 38 (Mexico) – arson and possession of a controlled substance while armed; removed July

ICE ERO Executive Associate Director Marcos Charles: “Every one of these removals makes our communities safer. These are convicted criminals who no longer pose a threat on American streets. That’s what immigration enforcement is supposed to do — protect the American people by removing dangerous criminal illegal aliens from our country.”

Source: ICE – ICE continues removing egregious criminal illegal aliens who threaten local communities (Sept 2, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/1: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS CHILD ABUSERS, ROBBERS, STRANGLERS

MOLESTING A VICTIM UNDER 18. ENDANGERING CHILDREN. STRANGULATION. AGGRAVATED ROBBERY. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more of the worst of the worst yesterday – child abusers, robbers, identity thieves, fraudsters, and other dangerous criminals.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Luis Antonio Molina (Mexico) – aggravated robbery and endangering children (Franklin County, OH)
• Adolfo Guzman-Ramirez (Mexico) – annoying/molesting a victim under 18 (Ontario, CA)
• Luis Fernando Hernandez-Guia (Mexico) – strangulation (Douglassville, PA)
• Minh H. Nguyen (Vietnam) – drug possession, discharge of a firearm, and assault and battery (Boston, MA)
• Michel Reinoso-Gomez (Cuba) – battery, identity theft, and bank fraud (Miami, FL)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove illegal aliens from our communities. Just yesterday, ICE arrested child abusers, robbers, identity thieves, fraudsters, and other dangerous criminals. President Trump has made it clear: Illegal aliens are NOT welcome in our nation. If you’re in America illegally: LEAVE NOW, or we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Child Abusers, Violent Assailants, and Robbers (Sept 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 9/1: OPERATION ROTTEN APPLE – ICE NABS 2,197 ILLEGAL ALIENS ACROSS NEW YORK

MURDERERS. RAPISTS. PEDOPHILES. DRUG TRAFFICKERS. KIDNAPPERS. 2,197 ARRESTS. ZERO HELP FROM HOCHUL OR MAMDANI. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced in New York City that ICE Operation Rotten Apple (July 27-Aug. 29) arrested 2,197 illegal aliens statewide – including murderers, rapists, pedophiles, drug traffickers, and violent assailants.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Bogdan Detrovich Gren (Ukraine) – kidnapping, abduction resulting in death, criminal possession of a weapon, murder
• Andreas Bernal Chiquito (Colombia) – course of sexual conduct against a child; act in manner to injure child less than 17
• Noel Celestino Lopez Martinez (Mexico) – first-degree rape: forcible compulsion
• Palvinder Singh (India) – conviction for rape in Germany
• Carlos Mendez-Acosta (Venezuela) – conviction for rape
• Chhun Kim Pril (Cambodia) – drug trafficking
• Danilo Antonio Rodriguez (Dominican Republic) – conspiracy to distribute with intent to distribute heroin

DHS says sanctuary policies under Gov. Kathy Hochul and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani resulted in the release of 13,621 criminal illegal aliens from jails back onto New York streets. Operation ran with no help from either.

Secretary Mullin: “Operation Rotten Apple did what sanctuary politicians in New York City and the state of New York refuse to do: made the Empire State safer. … And we did it with no help from Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul.”

Border Czar Tom Homan: “Democratic politicians in New York and elsewhere say that they care about public safety, but won’t let immigration law enforcement officers into their jails to take criminals into custody; instead they release them to their streets.”

Source: DHS – Secretary Mullin Highlights Success of Operation Rotten Apple: ICE Arrests Over 2,100 Illegal Aliens in New York (Sept 1, 2026)

New York Post: Sec. Mullin press conference announcing Operation Rotten Apple results (Sept 1, 2026).

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BREAKING 9/1: OPERATION CORRAL LIGHT – ICE ARRESTS 121 AT MEMPHIS NIGHTCLUB

121 ILLEGAL ALIENS. ONE NIGHT. EL CORRALON. CHILD ENDANGERMENT. ASSAULT. COCAINE. DUI. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. DHS confirms ICE New Orleans ran multiagency Operation Corral Light on Aug. 30 at the El Corralon nightclub in Memphis, Tennessee – arresting 121 illegal aliens.

Criminal histories among those arrested include larceny, drug possession, domestic violence, driving while intoxicated, assault, child endangerment, and prostitution.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Ricardo N Rodriguez Arteaga (Honduras) – conviction for larceny; arrest for commercial sex / prostitution
• Sergio Vieyra Torres (Mexico) – arrests for child endangerment and DUI
• Maryari Pamela Lopez Urivina (Honduras) – arrest for aggravated assault
• Jeronima Giron Cisneros (Honduras) – arrest for domestic violence
• Miguel Galeas Rodriguez (Honduras) – conviction for cocaine possession

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Through Operation Corral Light, ICE arrested more than 120 illegal aliens in a single day, including child abusers, drug traffickers, and violent assailants. Under the Trump Administration, the brave men and women of ICE have been unleashed to remove illegal aliens from our communities and make America safe again.”

ICE ERO New Orleans Acting Field Office Director Scott Ladwig: “This criminal enforcement operation to arrest illegal aliens and eliminate drug activity in our community is part of the highest priorities of this administration.”

Source: DHS – More than 120 Illegal Aliens Arrested at Memphis Nightclub / Operation Corral Light (Sept 1, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/31: ICE PHOENIX – 2 CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS NABBED IN NORTHERN ARIZONA

KIDNAPPING. SEXUAL ABUSE. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A COP. COCAINE. SIX PRIOR REMOVALS. OFF THE STREETS. ICE Phoenix arrested two illegal aliens with serious felony histories in separate northern Arizona enforcement actions during the week of Aug. 2.

NAMED ARRESTS (per ICE):

• Dinesh Sapkota, 28 (Nepal) – arrested near Flagstaff. Convictions (2023): kidnapping, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, sexual abuse, and aggravated assault involving a physically restrained victim (2022 Flagstaff PD case). Entered legally May 2, 2016; overstayed. Remains in ICE custody pending removal.
• Norberto Osornio-Gutierrez, 50 (Mexico) – arrested near Prescott. Convictions: burglary, traffic violations, and attempt to possess with intent to distribute cocaine. Final deportation order (Eloy, June 24, 1996) executed, then reinstated SIX more times (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2011). Fled on foot; taken into custody without further incident.

ICE Phoenix Field Office Director John Cantú: “ICE officers in Arizona continue to prioritize the arrest and removal of individuals who violate U.S. immigration law and pose a threat to public safety.”

Source: ICE – ICE Phoenix arrests 2 illegal aliens with serious criminal histories in Arizona (Aug 31, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/31: BUFFALO SECTOR – HONDURAN SEX OFFENDER ARRESTED; 25-YEAR RAP SHEET

SEXUAL ASSAULT AGAINST MINORS. GRAND LARCENY. ASSAULT. BAIL JUMPING. PROBATION VIOLATOR. NOW IN ICE CUSTODY FOR REMOVAL. U.S. Border Patrol agents from the Niagara Falls Station arrested Pablo Ordonez-Melendez, a 48-year-old Honduran illegal alien, in Appleton, N.Y., on Aug. 20.

During processing, agents found an extensive criminal history dating back nearly 25 years, including sexual assault against minors, grand larceny, assaults with intent to cause injury, endangerment, bail jumping, possession of stolen property, and numerous traffic offenses. He is currently on probation in New York and is considered a probation violator. He was turned over to ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations for deportation proceedings.

Acting Chief Patrol Agent James D’Amato (Buffalo Sector): “Those who violate our immigration laws and have serious criminal histories will be identified, arrested, and removed from the United States. We will continue to protect our border and keep dangerous individuals out of our communities.”

Source: CBP – Border Patrol arrests Honduran illegal alien with extensive criminal record dating back to 2002 (Aug 31, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/31: MULLIN + DUFFY – HISTORIC CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL ALIEN CDL FRAUD / TRUCKING

110 CDL SCHOOLS EMERGENCY-SHUT. 200+ SCHOOLS HIT IN ONE-DAY HSI SURGE. JOINT TASK FORCE CROSSROADS OF AMERICA. ILLEGAL ALIENS OFF THE HIGHWAYS. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and DOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy, with the White House Fraud Task Force and U.S. Attorneys, launched a historic interagency campaign in Detroit against CDL fraud and unqualified illegal alien truckers.

KEY ACTIONS (per DHS / DOT / DOJ):

• DOT/FMCSA: Emergency removal of 110 CDL training schools tied to 5,000+ English-proficiency failures; 160+ more schools proposed for removal after 40-state probes (linked to 239 CMV fatalities)
• HSI: Synchronized surge at 200+ driving schools across 23 SAC offices; Notices of Inspection; probes into unauthorized employment, DMV CDL fraud, medical-cert fraud, labor exploitation, cartel links
• ICE ERO: National CDL surge (Maine / Michigan / Wisconsin focus) plus Operation ICE Wall, Operation Guardrail, Operation Freightliner with 287(g) partners
• DOJ: Joint Task Force Crossroads of America — IL, IN, MI, OH U.S. Attorneys with DOT, FMCSA, FBI, DEA, HSI, ICE, ATF

Secretary Mullin: “Thanks to the recklessness of sanctuary politicians, there is a growing and alarming trend of illegal aliens being granted commercial driver’s licenses… Under the strong leadership of President Trump, DHS and ICE are delivering on our mission to protect Americans by taking these dangerous threats OFF our roadways and getting them OUT of our country.”

Source: DHS – Mullin, Duffy, Fraud Task Force & U.S. Attorneys launch historic trucking fraud crackdown (Aug 31, 2026)

Official DHS YouTube: Sec. Mullin & Sec. Duffy address interagency trucking fraud crackdown (Detroit, Aug 31, 2026).

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BREAKING 8/31: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS

FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD. RAPE OF A VICTIM UNDER 16. PREDATOR SEXUAL ASSAULT. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more of the worst of the worst over the weekend — murderers, pedophiles, rapists, and violent assailants.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Nelson Cruz-Urquilla (El Salvador) — first-degree murder (Chesterfield, VA)
• Henry Diaz-Antunuez (Honduras) — second-degree murder (Washington, D.C.)
• Hung Van Le (Vietnam) — second-degree murder (King County, WA)
• Hoan Quang Tran (Vietnam) — voluntary manslaughter and FOUR counts discharging a firearm (Los Angeles, CA)
• Jorge Arturo Sanchez-Perez (Mexico) — sexual assault of a child (Omaha, NE)
• Axel Castanan-Ramos (Guatemala) — rape of a victim under 16 (Sussex County, DE)
• Alejandro Artemio Alcala-Ayala (Mexico) — first-degree statutory rape (Sedalia, MO)
• Daniel Garcia-Cordova (Mexico) — predator criminal sexual assault (Lake County, IL)
• Maxel Eduardo Sagastume (El Salvador) — lewd acts with a child under 14 (Riverside, CA)
• Alberto Jose Mendoza (Venezuela) — possession with intent to distribute more than 5 kg cocaine (Miami, FL)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “While Americans enjoyed their weekend, the patriots of ICE worked around the clock to remove murderers, pedophiles, rapists, and other public safety threats from our communities.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, Rapists, and Assailants (Aug 31, 2026) | More: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/31: YUMA SECTOR – 143 ARRESTS; 95 ILLEGAL ALIEN CDL TRUCK DRIVERS BUSTED

HUMAN SMUGGLING. DRUG LOADS. ILLEGAL ALIENS BEHIND THE WHEEL OF BIG RIGS — 76 WITH CALIFORNIA CDLs. U.S. Border Patrol’s Yuma Sector, with Stonegarden partners, ran a weeklong multi-agency operation (Aug. 10–14) targeting human and drug smuggling. Agents arrested 143 people from 18 countries.

OPERATION RESULTS (per CBP):

• 95 illegal alien truck drivers arrested with state-issued commercial driver’s licenses — 76 California CDLs, 6 New York CDLs, remainder other states
• Two human-smuggling events interdicted — 4 smugglers and 17 smuggled aliens arrested
• Seizures: 1 firearm, 74 pounds methamphetamine, 169 pounds marijuana

Acting Chief Patrol Agent Dustin W. Caudle (Yuma Sector): “We are committed to protecting our citizens from all international threats, whether that is from unlicensed or untrained drivers, or transnational criminal organizations engaged in human or drug trafficking.”

CBP notes DOT’s final rule cracking down on unqualified foreign drivers obtaining non-domiciled CDLs — removing another incentive for illegal immigration and backing the most secure border in 50 years.

Source: CBP – Weeklong targeted enforcement results in 143 arrests in Arizona (Aug 31, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/28: PA HIT-AND-RUN – ICE DETAINER AFTER VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL ALIEN STRIKES CHILD

SPEEDING. HIT A PRE-TEEN. FLED. ILLINOIS LICENSE. BIDEN RELEASE. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Pennsylvania officials not to release Yorgelis Alexandra Matos-Bravo, an illegal alien from Venezuela, charged after a hit-and-run that injured a young boy in Charleroi, Washington County.

Per DHS / local reporting: On Aug. 23, a boy crossing the street was struck by a speeding vehicle that fled. Matos-Bravo later returned after her brothers convinced her and admitted hitting the child. Authorities say the boy is expected to survive. Charleroi Regional Police charged her with aggravated assault – victim less than 13, reckless endangerment, accident involving damage, disorderly conduct, reckless driving, careless driving, and speeding. ICE lodged the detainer with Washington County Jail on Aug. 26. Investigators found she held an Illinois driver’s license.

HOW SHE GOT HERE: Illegally entered through Texas in July 2022; RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien now faces SEVEN charges after a hit-and-run that injured a young child in Pennsylvania. She would not have been in our country in the first place if it weren’t for the Biden Administration’s open borders, and she wouldn’t have been on our roads if it weren’t for J.B. Pritzker’s sanctuary Illinois issuing her a driver’s license.”

Sources: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer for Illegal Alien Arrested After Hit-and-Run that Injured Child in Pennsylvania (Aug 28, 2026) | Local: Mon Valley Independent

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BREAKING 8/28: DEPORTED – MURDERERS, RAPISTS, ARSONISTS REMOVED

SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. KIDNAPPING FOR RANSOM. FORCED SEX ASSAULT. RAPE OF A MINOR. ARSON. GONE. DHS confirms ICE deported more criminal illegal aliens last week — including murderers, rapists, and arsonists.

AMONG THOSE DEPORTED (per DHS):

• Ian Rosales Castro (Ecuador) — deported Aug 21 — second-degree murder and kidnapping with intent to collect ransom (NY); controlled substance (TX); final removal order since Dec 2006
• Jesus Avilas-Urquiza (Bolivia) — deported Aug 21 — TWO counts criminal sex assault with force (IL); overstayed 2000 admission
• Erlin Molina-Ramos (Honduras) — deported Aug 22 — third-degree rape: victim less than 17 (NY)
• Ruben Gonzalez-Gazpar (Mexico) — deported Aug 21 — arson, hit-and-run, vandalism, drugs; previously deported March 2008, then illegally re-entered (felony)
• Andy Gomez-Niebla (Cuba) — deported Aug 21 — robbery / conspiracy to interfere with commerce (MI)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Last week, ICE deported murderers, rapists, and arsonists. Under President Trump’s leadership, we will always put the safety of the American people first. If you’re here illegally, we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: ICE Deports More Illegal Aliens, Including Murderers, Rapists, and Arsonists (Aug 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/28: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, KIDNAPPERS

SEX WITH A FAMILIAL CHILD. KIDNAPPING. RAPE. CHILD PORN DISTRIBUTION. FIRST-DEGREE ASSAULT. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more of the worst of the worst — including pedophiles, rapists, violent assailants, and kidnappers.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Manuel Victores-Alzola (Cuba) — THREE counts engaging in sexual act with familial child (Miami, FL)
• Jeffry Rivera-Vargas (Honduras) — kidnapping and rape (Franklin County, OH)
• Bladimir Morel (Dominican Republic) — robbery, unlawful firearm use, narcotics distribution (PA)
• Ronald Alberto Aguilar-Contreras (El Salvador) — first-degree assault (Baltimore, MD)
• Diego Miguel-Juan (Guatemala) — distribution of child pornography (N.D. Iowa)

Secretary Mullin: “Just yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, rapists, kidnappers, robbers, and other dangerous criminals who never should’ve been here in the first place.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Rapists, Violent Assailants, and Kidnappers (Aug 28, 2026) | More cases: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/28: ICE REMOVES KILLERS AND SEX ASSAILANTS – JULY 19 DEPORTATION FLIGHT

SEXUAL ASSAULT. VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. HOMICIDE. SERIAL RE-ENTRIES. GONE. ICE reports that on July 19 it removed several criminal illegal aliens with convictions including sexual assault, voluntary manslaughter, and driving while intoxicated. ICE published the case roundup Aug. 28.

AMONG THOSE REMOVED (per ICE):

• Sergio Gonzalez Valencia, 31 (Mexico) — conspiracy to commit manslaughter; reentry after removal; removed 2014 then illegally reentered at least four more times
• Jose Luis Carlos Pena, 53 (Mexico) — homicide, hit and run, fraudulent immigration docs, reentry after removal; removed 2008 then reentered
• Ricardo Gonzalez Espinoza, 28 (Mexico) — felony domestic violence and sexual assault; voluntary return 2015; removed 2024; CBP caught him again near Laredo in 2025 wading the Rio Grande
• Reyes Flores Ocampo, 50 (Mexico) — three DWI convictions, cocaine/dangerous drugs, evading arrest, bail jumping; removed 1997, 2000, and 2006
• Hilario Vargas, 52 (Mexico) — voluntary manslaughter and cocaine possession; removed 2002 then illegally reentered at least three more times

ERO Executive Associate Director Marcos Charles: “Every criminal illegal alien we remove is one less threat to our communities and the people we care about — and we will continue arresting and removing those who have no lawful basis to remain in the United States.”

Source: ICE – Removes criminal illegal aliens convicted of violent crimes (July 19 removals; posted Aug 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/27: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, KIDNAPPERS

FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. SEX OFFENSE WITH A CHILD. KIDNAPPING. CHILD PORN. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more of the worst of the worst — including murderers, pedophiles, and kidnappers.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Ung Bang (Vietnam) — first-degree murder (Alhambra, CA)
• Karel Pineda (Cuba) — first-degree sex offense with a child and second-degree arson (Cumberland County, NC)
• Henry Duarte-Morataya (Guatemala) — TWO counts sex assault, risk of injury to a child, reckless endangerment (Stamford, CT)
• Masroor Ahmed Butt (India) — intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct and possession of child pornography (Washington, D.C.)
• Sean Lopes (Guyana) — kidnapping and possession of a weapon (New York, NY)

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Just yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, kidnappers, and other violent criminals to make America safe again. Under President Trump’s leadership, there will be no safe haven for illegal aliens.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, and Kidnappers (Aug 27, 2026) | More cases: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/28: NASHVILLE – ILLEGAL ALIEN SOCCER COACH GETS 30 YEARS FOR DRUGGING AND RAPING CHILDREN

FRAUD DOCS. YOUTH COACH. DRUGGED KIDS. FILMED THE ABUSE. 30 YEARS — THEN DEPORTATION. ICE Homeland Security Investigations says Camilo Campos-Hurtado, a 68-year-old criminal illegal alien from Mexico who worked as a youth soccer coach in Middle Tennessee, sexually exploited children and recorded the abuse for years. A federal judge sentenced him July 2 to 30 years in prison plus five years supervised release. ICE announced the case Aug. 28.

Per ICE: Probe began June 2023 after a community member found explicit videos on a cellphone Campos-Hurtado left at a local business and tipped Franklin Police. HSI Nashville, Franklin PD, and U.S. Marshals recovered devices with child sexual abuse material and counterfeit immigration/ID documents. Investigators say he incapacitated child victims with drugs or alcohol before assaulting them and recording it. Offenses underlying convictions spanned 2017–2021; forensics showed CSAM production since at least January 2013.

GUILTY PLEA (June 17, 2025): Four counts sexual exploitation of a minor; receiving CSAM; using/possessing fraudulent immigration documents; possessing stolen/unlawfully produced ID. Prosecutors sought 50 years; judge ordered 30. After federal (and any state) time, he will be removed to Mexico.

HSI Nashville SAC Dennis M. Fetting: “Homeland Security Investigations is committed to protecting children and ensuring that predators face the full force of the law.”

Sources: ICE – HSI probe: 30-year sentence for illegal alien who drugged and raped children in Nashville (Aug 28, 2026) | DOJ Middle District of Tennessee

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BREAKING 8/28: CBP PHARR – $10.75 MILLION IN METH HIDDEN IN LEEKS SHIPMENT

LEEKS LOAD. 395 PACKAGES. 1,204 LBS METH. $10.75 MILLION. BUSTED AT THE BRIDGE. CBP officers at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility intercepted $10,750,000 worth of alleged methamphetamine concealed in a tractor-trailer manifested as leeks from Reynosa, Mexico.

Per CBP (Aug 28): On Aug. 22, the truck was referred to secondary; nonintrusive inspection showed anomalies and a canine alerted. Officers extracted 395 packages totaling 1,204.82 lbs (546.5 kg). CBP seized the narcotics and vehicle; HSI opened a criminal investigation.

Port Director Carlos Rodriguez (Hidalgo/Pharr/Anzalduas): “Our officers continue to be on a streak of success… massive disruptions of smuggling attempts at our international crossings.”

Source: CBP – Officers seize more than $10 million in methamphetamine at Pharr International Bridge (Aug 28, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/27: DHS TO SPANBERGER – DO NOT RELEASE MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN FACING 20+ CHILD PORN CHARGES

MORE THAN 20 CHILD PORNOGRAPHY COUNTS. FRANKLIN COUNTY, VA. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. SANCTUARY POLITICS ON NOTICE. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Governor Abigail Spanberger and Virginia sanctuary politicians not to release Jorge Gilberto Zamorano-Burciaga, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico charged with more than 20 counts related to child pornography.

Per DHS / local reporting: Franklin County Sheriff’s Office arrested him Aug. 12 in Rocky Mount. Charges include NINE counts possession of child pornography; SIX produce/make child pornography with a child under 15; THREE reproduce/sell child pornography; TWO possessing obscene material using minors; plus reproduce/transmit/sell. Prior Franklin County arrests: DUI and contributing to delinquency of a minor. ICE lodged the detainer the day after arrest.

STATUS HISTORY: Illegally entered at unknown date/location. Granted DACA under Obama (2013; extended 2015); authorized period expired October 2018.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This illegal alien from Mexico has been charged with more than 20 counts related to the possession and distribution of child pornography. ICE is calling on Governor Spanberger and her fellow sanctuary politicians to commit to not releasing this pedophile from jail, and to cooperate with ICE so we can remove him from our country.”

Source: DHS – ICE Asks Spanberger Not to Release Criminal Illegal Alien Charged with Child Pornography in Franklin County, VA (Aug 27, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/27: MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN – ICE DEPORTS KILLERS, PEDOPHILES, DRUNK DRIVERS, BURGLARS

VEHICULAR HOMICIDE. SEX ASSAULT ON A CHILD. AGGRAVATED SEXUAL BATTERY. DUI. BURGLARY. GONE. DHS confirms ICE deported more criminal illegal aliens last week — including killers, pedophiles, drunk drivers, and burglars.

AMONG THOSE DEPORTED (per DHS):

• Naing Nyi Min (Burma) — deported Aug 23 — convictions: vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment (WA); Biden-era admission 2022, status later terminated
• Juana Venegas Hernandez (Mexico) — deported Aug 23 — vehicular manslaughter (ID)
• Bernardino Cruz-Cortes (Mexico) — deported Aug 22 — sexual assault of a child (TX)
• Jorge Cabrera Alarcon (Guatemala) — deported Aug 23 — sex assault on a child (Larimer County, CO)
• Miguel Angel Guel Herrera (Mexico) — deported Aug 23 — DUI and burglary; previously deported 2012, then illegally re-entered (felony)

Secretary Mullin: “Just last week, we deported killers, pedophiles, drunk drivers, and burglars. Under President Trump’s leadership, ICE has been unleashed to deliver the American people’s mandate to arrest and remove illegal aliens.”

Source: DHS – MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN: Latest Deportations Include Killers, Pedophiles, Drunk Drivers, and Burglars (Aug 27, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/27: DEL RIO BORDER PATROL NABS PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED CUBAN CHILD SEX ASSAULT CONVICT

SEX ASSAULT OF A CHILD UNDER 14. NEVADA SEX OFFENDER. DEPORTED OCT 2025. CAUGHT ILLEGALLY RE-ENTERING. U.S. Border Patrol Del Rio Sector agents arrested Alexis Suarez-Trejos, 52, a Cuban illegal alien previously convicted of sexual assault of a child.

Per CBP (Aug 27): On Aug. 19, Eagle Pass Station agents apprehended a group of four men who entered illegally. Record checks showed Suarez-Trejos was convicted in 2001 in Nevada for sexual assault of a child under 14 — 40 months incarceration and Nevada sex offender registry. Most recently removed from the U.S. on Oct. 22, 2025. As a convicted felon he faces 8 USC § 1326 reentry after deportation (up to 20 years).

Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “Illegal aliens who prey on the children of our communities are an egregious threat.”

Source: CBP – Border Patrol arrests Cuban national previously convicted of sexual assault of a child (Aug 27, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/26: OPERATION SAFE COMMUNITY D.C. – 1,328 ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED ACROSS VA & MD

TWO WEEKS. 1,328 ARRESTS. MURDER WARRANTS. MS-13. 18TH STREET. TREN DE ARAGUA. SANCTUARY COUNTIES FORCED STREET COLLAR WORK. ICE’s Operation Safe Community – Washington, D.C. netted 1,328 illegal alien offenders across Virginia and Maryland between Aug. 1–14. Nearly 400 had U.S. criminal convictions or charges. Follows Atlanta’s 1,200+ Safe Community haul.

Criminal histories cited by ICE/DHS include murder, attempted murder, rape, aggravated assault, kidnapping, sex crimes, arson, drug trafficking, weapons, DUI and more. Gang members from MS-13, 18th Street, and Tren de Aragua were among those taken.

NAMED ARRESTS (per ICE/DHS):

• Eygner Wilfredo Huezo-Moran (El Salvador) — wanted for murder / firearm in commission of murder (Richmond); arrested Chesterfield VA with U.S. Marshals; ICE detainer lodged
• Actionel Pierre (Haiti) — attempted murder, assault, dangerous weapon, reckless endangerment (Wicomico County, MD)
• German Mejia-Baires (El Salvador, MS-13) — felony malicious wounding, DWI, illegal re-entry (Manassas, VA)
• Angel Gabriel Ortiz-Hernandez (Guatemala) — rape of mentally incapacitated victim; two counts aggravated sexual battery (Alexandria, VA)
• Rowan Andrew Brown (Jamaica) — kidnapping, identity theft, fraud, illegal re-entry (Alexandria, VA)
• Ronaldo Ronel Perez-Perez (Guatemala) — object sexual penetration by force; DWI; illegal re-entry (Richmond, VA)
• Julio Hector Carranza-Rojano (Mexico) — felony aggravated sexual battery (parent/child 13-17); DWI (Manassas, VA)

ERO Acting Assistant Director Patricia Hyde: “When sanctuary politicians refuse to work with ICE, they force our officers to make these arrests at large in the communities – creating a more dangerous environment for our officers, the aliens we are arresting, and the general public.”

Secretary Mullin: “Over the course of just two weeks in Virginia and Maryland, they arrested sexual assailants, kidnappers, drunk drivers, robbers, and gang members.”

Sources: ICE – Operation Safe Community D.C. nets 1,328 arrests (Aug 26, 2026) | DHS release (Aug 24)

7News WJLA: Video from massive D.C.-area ICE Operation Safe Community.

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BREAKING 8/26: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, DRUG DEALERS, ARSONISTS

CHILD MOLESTATION. FIRST-DEGREE SEXUAL ABUSE. COCAINE SALE. AGGRAVATED ARSON. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more of the worst of the worst — including pedophiles, drug dealers, and arsonists.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS):

• Richard Hugh Hoppin (Jamaica) — child molestation (Hendry County, GA)
• Jose Gabriel Mis-Catzim (Mexico) — first-degree sexual abuse (Portland, OR)
• Margarito Rosales-Altamira (Mexico) — opium/derivatives and cocaine sale (Lebanon, TN)
• Yovani Moreno-Gachuz (Mexico) — aggravated arson: public building endangered life (St. Clair County, IL)
• Alejandro Bravo-Adasme (Chile) — property damage/destruction over $5,000 (Salt Lake City, UT)

Secretary Mullin: “Just yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, drug dealers, arsonists, and other public safety threats to our communities.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Drug Dealers, and Arsonists (Aug 26, 2026) | More cases: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/26: DEPORTED – SOUTH SIDERS, SURENOS, PAISAS, MS-13, 18TH STREET GANG MEMBERS GONE

VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. ATTEMPTED MURDER. CHILD SEX ASSAULT. KIDNAPPING. MS-13. OUT. DHS confirms ICE deported more illegal alien gang members last week — including murderers, sexual assailants, kidnappers, and burglars.

AMONG THOSE DEPORTED (per DHS):

• Jonathan Moreno Hernandez (Mexico, South Sider) — deported Aug 23 — voluntary manslaughter, attempted murder, assault by prisoner; previously deported THREE times
• Harvey Elias Liberato (Philippines, Asian Boys) — deported Aug 18 — voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault with a gun
• Jorge Jaimes (Mexico, Surenos) — deported Aug 21 — attempted murder
• German Oliverio Miranda-Tapia (Mexico, Paisas) — deported Aug 20 — third-degree sexual assault (kin victim under 16); previously deported July 2020, illegally re-entered
• Brandon Enrique Rodriguez-Ascencio (El Salvador, MS-13) — deported Aug 17 — criminal attempt to commit rape
• Cristian Bahena Estudillo (Mexico, Surenos) — deported Aug 22 — kidnapping, weapons; previously deported July 2020, illegally re-entered
• Jesus Azuara (Mexico, Paisas) — deported Aug 22 — robbery, burglary; previously deported FIVE times
• Axll Joshua Castillo-Almeida (Colombia, 18th Street) — deported Aug 21 — FOUR burglary convictions

Secretary Mullin: “Another day, another deportation flight that makes America safer… Deporting illegal aliens saves lives.”

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: Illegal Alien Gang Members Including Murderers, Sexual Assailants, Kidnappers, and Burglars (Aug 26, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/26: ICE REMOVES VENEZUELAN COLONEL – MADURO-ERA TORTURE CHIEF SENT HOME

GNB COLONEL. 74+ PROTESTERS TORTURED. ELECTRIC SHOCKS. BEATINGS. REMOVED TO VENEZUELA. ICE removed Rafael José Quero Silva, a known human rights violator and former Bolivarian National Guard colonel who participated in detention and torture of political dissidents under the Maduro regime.

Per ICE (Aug 26): Removed Aug. 18 after a DOJ immigration judge’s removal order. Arrested Feb. 27, 2025 in Miramar. Entered via Miami International Airport June 20, 2016 and failed to depart. As commander of the 47th Detachment in Barquisimeto, reports say he oversaw torture of at least 74 peaceful demonstrators in 2013 — electric shocks, severe beatings, threats of rape, and other abuse. Case supported by ICE Miami, HSI Miami, FBI Miami, and the Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center.

ERO Miami Field Office Director Matthew Elliston: “This removal reflects the outstanding work of ICE Miami, HSI Miami, FBI Miami and the Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center… ensuring the United States does not become a safe haven for individuals who participated in persecution, torture or other serious human rights abuses.”

Source: ICE – Removes Venezuelan colonel and human rights violator (Aug 26, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/25: MIAMI MURDERER – ICE DETAINER ON CUBAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH FATAL SHOOTING

JEALOUSY SHOOTING. SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. FELON WITH A GUN. BIDEN RELEASED HIM IN 2023. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Miami-Dade officials not to release William Serrano Domenech, a criminal illegal alien from Cuba charged with murder after fatally shooting 42-year-old Raul Aballe.

Per DHS / local reporting: On Aug. 17 in northwest Miami-Dade, Serrano Domenech allegedly argued with Aballe, beat him, then shot him in the stomach and fled. Aballe died at a hospital. Arrested Aug. 18; admitted shooting Aballe out of jealousy. Charges: second-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. ICE lodged detainer at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center the next day.

RAP SHEET: Weapon offense, vehicle theft, burglary (FL); aggravated assault, false imprisonment, bribery of a witness (NM); unlawful weapon, resisting, theft (TN); and Michigan convictions for cocaine/marijuana trafficking and firearms — including possession of a firearm by an illegal alien. Claims Florida entry Aug 1995; final removal order Feb. 20, 2002. ICE took him into custody Dec. 2023; Biden Administration RELEASED him.

Secretary Mullin: “Had it not been for the Biden Administration releasing him from ICE custody in 2023, Raul Aballe would still be alive.”

Source: DHS – MIAMI MURDERER: ICE Lodges Detainer for Criminal Illegal Alien Charged with Murder in Florida (Aug 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/25: MS-13 TERRORIST – ICE DETAINER AFTER FLORIDA MURDER, BODY-BURNING CHARGE

LURED. SHOT. BURNED THE BODY. FORCED GIRLFRIEND AT GUNPOINT TO HELP. MS-13. FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer for Luis Eduardo Olla-Hernandez, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador and MS-13 member (designated FTO) charged with first-degree murder in Leon County, Florida.

Per DHS / local reporting: On Aug. 20, Olla-Hernandez allegedly lured Devin Graves to his property, shot him multiple times, tried to burn the body, and forced his girlfriend at gunpoint to help. Leon County Sheriff’s Office found partially burned remains and arrested him Aug. 23. ICE lodged detainer same day. Illegally entered through Texas Feb. 2016 (Obama era); final removal order Sept. 18, 2024.

Secretary Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien and MS-13 terrorist has been charged with first-degree murder in Florida after shooting a man and burning his body. If it weren’t for the open-border policies of the Obama Administration, he would not have been able to come into our country, and Devin Graves would still be alive.”

Source: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer for Illegal Alien MS-13 Member Charged with Murder in Florida (Aug 25, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/21: FENTANYL AWARENESS DAY – DHS/HSI HAMMERS TRAFFICKERS; ILLEGAL ALIEN DEALERS ROUNDED UP

NATIONAL FENTANYL PREVENTION AND AWARENESS DAY. OPEN BORDERS FED THE CARTELS. TRUMP’S DHS IS PUTTING TRAFFICKERS OUT OF BUSINESS. DHS marks the day by highlighting HSI seizures and ICE arrests of criminal illegal aliens tied to fentanyl trafficking.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “We have lost too many American lives to fentanyl, especially after years of disastrous open-border policies that made it even easier for the cartels to bring their drugs to our country. Thanks to President Donald J. Trump’s strong leadership, we are bringing the hammer down on drug traffickers and smugglers.”

RECENT HSI HITS (per DHS):

• Newark, NJ (July): Search warrants → 16 kg fentanyl, heroin laced with fentanyl, ~900g cocaine, firearm with 51-round mag; suspects tied to Trinitarios gang (designated foreign terrorist organization)
• Fairfield, NJ (June): 14 kg fentanyl tied to a Mexico/California-border DTO operating NJ, NYC, Nogales, Laredo, LA
• Brooklyn “Pill Mill” (April): Industrial press (~4,800 tablets/hour), fentanyl, two loaded guns; suspects charged
• SDNY (June): Jury convicted Dominican criminal aliens Francisco Alberto Lopez Reyes and Edward Eustate Jimenez in a fake online-pharmacy scheme pushing counterfeit pills with fentanyl / para-fluorofentanyl — including conspiracy resulting in death
• Mexico-based DTO probe (HSI NJ): Seizures across NJ/NY/CA totaling 53 kg narcotics including illicit fentanyl pills; ledgers point to 2,200+ kg nationwide distribution

ILLEGAL ALIENS ICE HAS NABBED ON FENTANYL (examples from DHS roundup): Dominican, Cuban, Salvadoran, Honduran, and Mexican nationals convicted of fentanyl trafficking / distribution / importation — including Heriberto Hernandez-Sosa (DR, fentanyl trafficking, Worcester MA, arrested August), Walter Perez-Perello (Cuba, schedule II-fentanyl + domestic battery/DUI, Las Vegas), Ader Aldair Ramirez-Quiroz (Honduras, importation of fentanyl, San Diego), and dozens more named in the release.

Source: DHS – Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day: HSI seizures & ICE arrests of illegal alien fentanyl traffickers (Aug 21, 2026)

DEA: National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day — Administrator message.

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BREAKING 8/21: OPERATION TIDAL WAVE – CBP/HSI BUST 11 ALIEN CRUISE CREW FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE MATERIAL

BOARDED THE SHIPS. SEARCHED THE PHONES. 11 FOREIGN CREW BUSTED. PROCESSED FOR REMOVAL. CBP and HSI arrested 11 alien cruise ship crewmembers at the Port of Boston for receiving and distributing child sexual abuse material and child sexual exploitation material – part of Operation Tidal Wave.

Per CBP (Aug 20 release; NBC Boston updated Aug 21): From Aug. 14–16, officers and agents boarded Holland America’s Volendam and Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Breakaway. Encountered: 9 Philippine, 1 Indonesian, and 1 Nicaraguan nationals. Searched living quarters and electronic devices; after consulting the U.S. Attorney’s Office, all 11 were processed for removal under the Immigration and Nationality Act for crimes involving moral turpitude and are scheduled to depart the United States.

OPERATION TIDAL WAVE TRACK RECORD: Phase 1 San Diego (April) – 27 crewmembers from 6 vessels removed; Phase 2 San Juan (June/July) – 14 crewmembers, plus one federal prosecution accepted; Phase 3 Boston – these 11.

CBP Boston Acting DFO Julio Caravia: protecting children from exploitation is among the highest priorities. HSI New England Acting SAC Jeffrey Grimming: “Anyone who possesses or transports child sexual abuse material is not welcome in the United States and will face serious consequences.”

Sources: CBP – Operation Tidal Wave Boston arrests (Aug 20, 2026) | Local: NBC Boston (Aug 21) | Breitbart

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BREAKING 8/21: TENNESSEE – ICE DETAINER ON ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH SEXUALLY EXPLOITING A CHILD

LIVESTREAM CYBERTIP. ESPECIALLY AGGRAVATED SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR. BIDEN CATCH-AND-RELEASE ENTRY. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. ICE reports a criminal illegal alien is in custody in Elizabethton, Tennessee after a social media livestream allegedly showed him sexually exploiting a child.

Per ICE: Carter County Sheriff’s Office investigators arrested Pablo Altamirano-Rodriguez, 30, on Aug. 2 and charged him with especially aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor following a joint investigation with HSI Johnson City. The case started from a cyber tip about an ongoing livestream from a social media account.

HOW HE GOT HERE: Illegally entered the United States in 2023 without inspection under the Biden “catch and release” era. ICE lodged an immigration detainer; when local custody ends, ICE will take him for removal proceedings. Investigation ongoing; additional charges pending.

Local reporting (WCYB): Held without bond at Carter County Detention Center; ICE confirms 2023 illegal entry.

Sources: ICE – Criminal illegal alien charged with sexually exploiting child in Tennessee (Aug 21, 2026) | Local: WCYB – Mexican national charged in Carter County

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BREAKING 8/21: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS AND FENTANYL TRAFFICKER

MURDER. SECOND-DEGREE MURDER. THIRD-DEGREE MURDER. 400+ GRAMS OF FENTANYL. ALIEN SMUGGLING FOR PROFIT. DHS says ICE arrested more of the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens yesterday – including killers and a major fentanyl conspirator.

YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS INCLUDE (per DHS):

• Jose Avelar-Velasquez (El Salvador) – convicted of murder – Riverhead, New York
• Noel Escarsega-Orquiz (Mexico) – convicted of second-degree murder – Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Abdoulaye Doucoure (Mali) – convicted of third-degree murder – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Jorge Emigdio Ortiz-Barrios (Guatemala) – convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 400 grams or more of fentanyl – Cincinnati, Ohio
• Felico Cleare (Bahamas) – convicted of bringing aliens to the United States for private financial gain – Southern District of Florida

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, drug dealers, and other dangerous public safety threats from our communities. While sanctuary politicians refuse to cooperate with ICE, our brave men and women will continue to go after criminal illegal aliens to make America safe again.”

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Drug Traffickers, and Other Dangerous Illegal Aliens (Aug 21, 2026) | More cases: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/21: DEPORTED – SURENOS, MS-13, PAISAS, CRIPS, LATIN KINGS GANG MEMBERS GONE

ATTEMPTED MURDER. FIREARMS. DUI. BURGLARY. STREET GANGS OUT. DHS confirms ICE deported more illegal alien gang members last week – including Surenos, MS-13, Paisas, Crips, and Latin Kings with violent and drug records. America is no longer a safe haven.

AMONG THOSE DEPORTED (per DHS):

• Eddy Ely Lopez (Mexico, Surenos) – deported Aug 12 – convictions: attempted murder, firearm in a felony, criminal street gang activity, drugs in prison
• Marco Obdulio Sarmiento Crispin (Guatemala, MS-13) – deported Aug 12 – arrests: homicide, drug possession, vehicle theft
• Candelario Gomez-Vasquez (Mexico, Paisas) – deported Aug 16 – DUI, robbery, resisting officer, illegal re-entry; arrests for cocaine and burglary
• Julian Patino Espinoza (Mexico, Crips) – deported Aug 10 – burglary, larceny, illegal re-entry
• Cristian Adonay Melgar-Cermeno (Guatemala, Latin Kings) – deported Aug 13 – DUI, burglary, obstructing police

Secretary Mullin: “The brave men and women of ICE work tirelessly every single day to arrest and remove illegal aliens from our communities so that we can make America safe again. If you are here illegally, we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: Illegal Alien Gang Members Including Attempted Murderers, Drunk Drivers, and Burglars (Aug 21, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/21: ROMA PORT – CBP SEIZES 1,000+ LBS METH HIDDEN IN LAUNDRY DETERGENT

DETERGENT LOAD. 240 PACKAGES. OVER $9 MILLION IN METH. BUSTED AT THE BRIDGE. CBP officers at the Roma Port of Entry (Roma International Bridge, Texas) seized 485.78 kilograms (~1,071 lbs) of alleged methamphetamine concealed inside a laundry detergent shipment – street value estimated at $9.57 million.

Per CBP: On Aug. 11, a 2012 tractor-trailer hauling detergent was referred for inspection. Nonintrusive imaging showed anomalies; physical exam found the 240 meth packages in the cargo. Narcotics, truck, and driver turned over to Roma Police for criminal investigation.

Port Director Andres Guerra: “Our officers’ commitment to secure our borders continue with ongoing enforcement actions. Their dedication, vigilance, and professionalism demonstrate their determination to keep our communities and country safe.”

Source: CBP – Roma officers seize over 1,000 pounds of methamphetamine in detergent shipment (Aug 21, 2026) | Local: ValleyCentral / KVEO

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BREAKING 8/21: MIAMI MENACE – ICE DETAINER ON CUBAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH CHILD ABUSE AND ARSON

HOT WAX ON HER KIDS. KITCHEN ON FIRE. INSTAGRAM VIDEOS. BIDEN LET HER IN. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Miami officials not to release Meliza Campos-Sanchez, a Cuban illegal alien charged with child abuse and arson after allegedly pouring hot wax onto her children and setting a fire in her house.

Per DHS and local reporting: On August 16, Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to an intentional kitchen fire. Deputies found Campos-Sanchez at the scene; she was taken for a mental health evaluation before jail. Authorities found Instagram videos showing her pouring melted wax onto herself and onto the hands of one of her two daughters (ages 6 and 3), plus a second video of her singing/dancing in the kitchen before lighting clothing on fire.

CHARGES: TWO counts of child neglect, cruelty toward child / child abuse, and arson. ICE lodged the detainer with Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center the day after her arrest.

HOW SHE GOT HERE: Illegally entered through Florida in May 2022 under the Biden Administration.

DHS Spokesperson: “This Cuban illegal alien is charged with child abuse and arson after she poured hot wax onto one of her own children and then lit a fire in her home. If it weren’t for the Biden Administration’s reckless open-border policies, criminals like this woman would have never been able to enter our country. ICE has lodged a detainer asking Miami officials to not release this criminal from jail. We will work with our partners in Florida to make sure she is removed from our country after she faces justice.”

Sources: DHS – MIAMI MENACE: ICE Lodges Detainer for Cuban Illegal Alien Charged with Child Abuse and Arson (Aug 21, 2026) | Local: NBC 6 Miami

Telemundo 51: Cuban mother accused of abusing daughters and setting kitchen fire; faces arson and child neglect charges.

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BREAKING 8/21: ICE EL PASO – 17 ILLEGAL ALIENS BUSTED AT TEXAS STASH HOUSE

STASH HOUSE BUST. EIGHT PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED. HARBORING CHARGE. ILLEGAL ENTRY HAS CONSEQUENCES. ICE reports 17 illegal aliens were arrested Aug. 14 at a Texas stash house by ICE ERO El Paso with its Border Enforcement Security Task Force and local partners.

Per ICE: 13 Mexican, 2 Brazilian, 1 Guatemalan, and 1 Honduran nationals arrested. One Mexican national charged with harboring illegal aliens. Eight were previously deported and may face prison for illegal reentry (a felony) before deportation again. Two already have final orders of removal; the rest face illegal entry charges.

ICE: “Under President Trump, illegal entry has consequences. We will FIND you. We will PROSECUTE you. We will DEPORT you. PERIOD.”

Source: ICE official (@ICEgov) – El Paso stash house arrests (Aug 21, 2026) | ICE.gov

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BREAKING 8/21: FIRST DEPORTATION FLIGHT TO HAITI SINCE TPS ENDED – 161 REMOVED

TPS OVER. ICE AIR TO CAP-HAITIEN. MASS REMOVALS BEGIN. ABC News / Good Morning America reports the Trump administration sent the first deportation flight to Haiti since Temporary Protected Status ended for hundreds of thousands of Haitians.

Per a DHS official and Haiti’s National Civil Aviation Office: An ICE flight carrying 161 passengers departed Alexandria, Louisiana and landed at Cap-Haitien Airport on Thursday. TPS for Haiti ended after a U.S. Supreme Court order allowed the administration to terminate protections covering more than 350,000 Haitians.

Washington Post reporting: community leaders said Thursday’s removal flight was one of the largest they had seen and included people detained in recent weeks. Separately, Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, have been summoned for ICE check-ins and fitted with ankle monitors as enforcement ramps up.

Sources: ABC/GMA – First deportation flight to Haiti since TPS ended (Aug 21, 2026) | Washington Post

Coverage: Trump administration begins deporting Haitians after TPS ends; hundreds of thousands at risk.

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BREAKING 8/21: ICE DETAINER – PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED GUATEMALAN CHARGED WITH RAPE IN BROWARD

DEPORTED ONCE. SNUCK BACK. LOCALS RELEASED HIM. NOW HE’S CHARGED WITH RAPE. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. ICE says Cruz Antonio Tista, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, was arrested for allegedly raping a woman. ICE lodged an immigration detainer with the jail in Broward County, Florida.

Per ICE: Agents already deported Tista once after a 2009 illegal weapons possession conviction. He illegally reentered, landed back in jail, and in 2015 local officials released him instead of handing him to ICE – despite a final order of removal. He hid in the U.S. until his arrest this month. ICE: they will remove him again after he faces justice in Broward.

Source: ICE official (@ICEgov) – Cruz Antonio Tista Broward detainer (Aug 20, 2026) | ICE.gov

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BREAKING 8/21: HSI NABS CHINESE NATIONAL FOR 2024 VOTER FRAUD – THEN HE TRIED TO FRAME THE VICTIM

IMPERSONATED A GREEN CARD HOLDER. CAST A BALLOT IN THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. TIPPED FEDS TO FRAME HIS VICTIM. HSI ARRESTED HIM. DEPORTATION ON THE TABLE. DHS says an ICE Homeland Security Investigations probe led to charges against Chinese national Yupeng Sun, 33, of Andover, Massachusetts, for fraudulent voter registration and fraudulent voting.

Per DHS and DOJ Massachusetts: On Oct. 10, 2024, Sun allegedly submitted an online voter registration impersonating another Chinese national with legal permanent resident status. On Oct. 31, 2024, he allegedly submitted an early voting ballot at Malden City Hall for the 2024 presidential election – still impersonating the victim.

THE TWIST: After voting, Sun allegedly submitted anonymous tips to HSI and USCIS accusing the victim of illegally voting – and earlier (April 2024) allegedly filed fraudulent USCIS forms to abandon the victim and his wife’s LPR status, putting them into removal proceedings after an international trip.

HSI New England arrested Sun on August 19. Each charge carries up to 5 years in prison, 3 years supervised release, and a $250,000 fine. He is subject to deportation after any sentence.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien allegedly committed voter fraud so he could vote in the 2024 presidential election. The charges in this case are the result of the hard work of the men and women of HSI and our federal partners. Election security is national security. Only American citizens should be electing American leaders.”

Sources: DHS – HSI Investigation Leads to Voter Fraud Charges Against Chinese National (Aug 20, 2026) | DOJ Massachusetts | NBC Boston

Coverage: Chinese national charged with illegally voting in the 2024 election in Massachusetts.

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BREAKING 8/20: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, ROBBERS, DRUNK DRIVERS

MURDER. ARMED ROBBERY. MANSLAUGHTER. DUI. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens yesterday – convicted of murder, armed robbery, assault, and driving while intoxicated.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the men and women of ICE are risking their lives to arrest and remove the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens from our communities. Just yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, armed robbers, drunk drivers, and other dangerous criminals. President Trump has made it clear: Illegal aliens are NOT welcome in our nation. If you’re in America illegally: LEAVE NOW, or we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 20):

• Tho Van Huynh (Vietnam) – murder and armed robbery (Hall County, GA)
• Victor Manuel Cervantes-Santillanes (Mexico) – second-degree murder, attempted murder, discharging firearm out of / at vehicle (Indian Springs, NV)
• Phai You (Cambodia) – second-degree murder; possession of a firearm (Burlington, MA)
• Michael Cousins (Jamaica) – manslaughter (White Plains, NY)
• Gerardo Madrid (El Salvador) – cocaine possession, assault, fraudulent immigration documents, illegal reentry, TWO counts DUI (Coleman County, TX)

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Murderers, Robbers, Violent Assailants, and Drunk Drivers (Aug 20, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/20: HSI OMAHA STING – 5 CHILD PREDATORS BUSTED, INCLUDING MEXICAN NATIONAL SEX OFFENDER

UNDERCOVER. SEX TRAFFICKING CHILDREN. THREE ALREADY ON SEX OFFENDER REGISTRIES. HSI DELIVERS. ICE Homeland Security Investigations Omaha and partners arrested five suspected child predators in a proactive human trafficking operation in Omaha from Aug. 12-14. All five charged with sex trafficking children.

HSI Kansas City SAC Rick Sabatini: “These cases are not hypothetical; they show a real demand for the sexual exploitation of children in our community. They show why law enforcement must continue to identify and disrupt offenders before they have the opportunity to harm a child.”

THE FIVE (per ICE, Aug 20):

• Bryan Dady, 48 (U.S.) – sex offender registry; 2023 enticement of a 9-year-old; also facing Iowa grooming/enticement of a 13-year-old
• Jocsan Aparicio Santos, 39 (Mexican national, U.S. lawful permanent resident) – sex offender registry; 2010 first-degree assault of a 15-year-old girl
• Logan Trigg, 29 (U.S.) – sex offender registry; 2018 first-degree sexual assault of a 13-year-old
• Law Eh, 39 (naturalized U.S., originally Myanmar) – charged with possessing multiple files of child sexual abuse material
• Tillian Hutton, 25 (U.S.) – charged with sex trafficking children

Three of five already registered sex offenders – if convicted, enhanced penalties add 10 years. Investigators also encountered dozens more communicating about sexually exploiting minors who did not show.

HSI Omaha Group Supervisor Chris Hessenflow: “To those using commercial sex websites or other platforms to seek access to children: We are out there. We are looking for you. We will be relentless.”

Sources: ICE – HSI Omaha arrests 5 suspected child predators (Aug 20, 2026) | DOJ Nebraska | KETV

KETV: Undercover Homeland Security agents arrest alleged child predators in Omaha.

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BREAKING 8/20: DHS TO SPANBERGER – DO NOT RELEASE SALVADORAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH FAIRFAX MURDER

STABBED TO DEATH IN A PARK. GASOLINE POURED ON HER BODY. BIDEN RELEASED HIM. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. SANCTUARY VIRGINIA ON NOTICE. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer asking Virginia sanctuary politicians not to release Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador charged with second-degree murder after allegedly fatally stabbing 42-year-old Carmen Lizet Puch in Great Falls, Fairfax County.

Per DHS and local reporting: On August 17, a jogger found Puch stabbed to death near her car in a park; gasoline had been poured on her body in an unsuccessful attempt to set her on fire. Fairfax County Police arrested Cedillos-Campos on August 19. ICE lodged the detainer with Fairfax County Detention Center the same day.

HOW HE GOT HERE: Illegally entered through Texas in April 2024, arrested by CBP, then RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien from El Salvador fatally stabbed 42-year-old Carmen Lizet Puch in a park in Virginia after he had been RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration. If it weren’t for Biden’s reckless America Last policies, this woman would still be alive and her killer wouldn’t be here. ICE is calling on Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger and Fairfax County sanctuary politicians to cooperate with ICE and commit to NOT releasing this killer from jail. Virginia sanctuary politicians must stop gambling with the lives of American citizens. Enough is enough.”

Sources: DHS – Asks Spanberger Not to Release Criminal Illegal Alien Charged with Fatally Stabbing Woman in Fairfax (Aug 20, 2026) | Local: WJLA 7News | Fairfax County PD

Local coverage: Fairfax County Police announce arrest in deadly Great Falls stabbing; suspect identified as illegal immigrant.

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BREAKING 8/20: ICE DIRECTOR BLASTS SAN DIEGO – COUNTY BLOCKS FEDERAL TRAINING

POLITICS OVER PUBLIC SAFETY. COUNTY SHUTS ICE OUT OF TRAINING RANGES. ACTING ICE DIRECTOR FIRES BACK. Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella issued a statement today after San Diego County moved to deny ICE officers access to firearms training facilities where they have trained for years.

Venturella: “Politics should never interfere with law enforcement training. San Diego County’s decision to deny ICE officers access to facilities where they have trained for years puts politics ahead of public safety. The men and women of ICE carry out dangerous law enforcement operations every day, and rigorous, continuous training is essential to keeping our officers and the public safe.”

“Local officials may disagree with federal immigration law, but deliberately making it more difficult for federal law enforcement officers to train safely serves no one. ICE will not allow political obstruction to prevent our officers and agents from receiving the training they need to safely and effectively enforce the laws of the United States and carry out President Trump’s mandate to restore integrity to our immigration system.”

Local reporting: San Diego County Supervisors voted to end ICE access to county firearms training facilities, including the Regional Firearms Training Center in Otay Mesa – another sanctuary-style obstruction play while ICE is rounding up the worst of the worst.

Sources: ICE – Acting Director Venturella statement on San Diego County obstruction (Aug 20, 2026) | CalMatters | CBS 8

CBS 8 San Diego: Supervisors move to block ICE from county firearms training facilities.

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BREAKING 8/20: FIRST U.S. DEPORTATION FLIGHT LANDS IN LIBERIA – THIRD-COUNTRY DEAL LIVE

AFRICA BOUND. THIRD-COUNTRY REMOVALS EXPAND. FIRST FLIGHT TOUCHES DOWN IN MONROVIA. Reuters reports Liberia received the first U.S. deportation flight under a new Trump administration third-country deal on Thursday. Liberia agreed to accept up to 1,200 third-country deportees over 12 months.

Per Reuters / Liberian officials: The flight carried about 20 deportees, left from Louisiana, stopped in Dakar, Senegal, and arrived Monrovia ~12:45 local. Liberia’s information minister says most people sent under the deal will be from Latin America – Venezuela, Cuba, Colombia and others. IOM and UNHCR to help with services. U.S. awarded $5 million for Liberia “migration management.”

This joins other African third-country arrangements (Congo, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Ghana, Sierra Leone) as Washington accelerates removals beyond direct repatriation.

Sources: Reuters – Venezuelans and Cubans among deportees to Liberia (Aug 20, 2026)

Al Jazeera English: Trump expands deportations to African countries under third-country deals.

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BREAKING 8/19: COAST GUARD + ICE – ILLEGAL ALIEN’S UNLICENSED NY HARBOR TOUR CAPSIZES, KILLS MOM AND 5-MONTH-OLD

OVERCAPACITY. NO INFANT LIFE VESTS. UNLICENSED TOURS. BOAT FLIPS NEAR LIBERTY ISLAND. A MOTHER AND BABY DEAD. DHS says a Coast Guard investigation led to the arrest of Manuel Ernesto Hernandez-Umana, an illegal alien from El Salvador, after his vessel capsized in New York Harbor on August 8 – killing a 27-year-old woman and her 5-month-old infant.

Per DHS: Hernandez-Umana was running unlicensed tour operations; the boat was over capacity. Coast Guard, NYPD, and FDNY responded. Bodies recovered and pronounced deceased at a local hospital. SDNY charged him with TWO counts of misconduct and neglect of a ship officer resulting in death. After CGIS confirmed his unlawful presence, ICE ERO arrested him.

HOW HE GOT HERE (per DHS): Claims he illegally entered through Texas in 2007, lying to a CBP officer and falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien was illegally and recklessly conducting unlicensed boat tours in New York Harbor when his boat capsized, killing a 27-year-old woman and her 5-month-old baby. Thanks to the hard work of the men and women of the Coast Guard, ICE, and our federal, state, and local partners, this criminal is off our streets and out of our waterways. Once he faces justice for his crimes, we will make sure that he is swiftly removed from our country.”

Sources: DHS – Coast Guard Investigation Leads to Arrest of Illegal Alien After Boat Capsizes in New York Harbor (Aug 19, 2026) | SDNY DOJ | Fox News

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BREAKING 8/19: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, SEXUAL PREDATORS

CHILD SEX ABUSE. SEXUAL BATTERY ON A VICTIM UNDER 13. LEWD ACTS ON A CHILD. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens yesterday – convicted of aggravated criminal sexual abuse, aggravated sexual battery, and lewd acts upon a child.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every single day, the brave men and women of ICE are arresting and removing criminals from American communities. Just yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, and other dangerous illegal aliens. Under the Trump Administration, DHS is enforcing the law, deporting illegal aliens, and defending the homeland.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 19):

• Dilio Otoniel Garcia-Rosel (Honduras) – aggravated criminal sexual abuse: greater than 5 years old (Cook County, IL)
• Dennis Samir Moncada-Castillo (Honduras) – aggravated sexual battery: victim under 13; propose sex by computer under 15 / under 7 (Fairfax, VA)
• Saul Cedillo-Cedillo (Mexico) – lewd acts upon a child (San Diego, CA)
• Jabo Noi (Laos) – first-degree criminal sexual conduct; failure to register as a predatory offender (Rochester, MN)
• Francisco Javier Garcia-Castillo (Mexico) – manufacture/delivery of controlled substance; concealing stolen property; illegal reentry (Harlingen, TX)

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, and Other Dangerous Criminals (Aug 19, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/19: ICE DETAINER – JAMAICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN STABS 2 AT FLORIDA BURGER KING

REFUSED TO PAY. STABBED TWO EMPLOYEES. FLED ON FOOT. BIDEN LET HIM IN. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer with Bay County, Florida asking officials not to release Shaquiel Sheldon Williams, a Jamaican illegal alien charged with TWO counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon after stabbing two people at a Burger King in Panama City Beach.

Per DHS and local reporting: On August 13, Williams argued with employees after refusing to pay for food. When staff tried to de-escalate, he stabbed two of them and fled on foot. Police arrested him the same day. Both victims treated for non-life-threatening injuries. ICE lodged the detainer the same day.

HOW HE GOT HERE: Lawfully admitted by the Biden Administration in December 2023; remained illegally after overstaying authorized period in January 2024.

DHS Spokesperson: “This criminal illegal alien from Jamaica now faces two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon after he stabbed two Burger King employees. If it weren’t for the Biden Administration letting him in, he never would have been in our country and this attack never would have happened. ICE will work with our partners in Florida to make sure this thug is removed from our country after he faces justice.”

Source: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainer for Criminal Illegal Alien Charged with Stabbing Two People at a Burger King in Florida (Aug 19, 2026) | Local: myPanhandle

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BREAKING 8/19: ICE DETAINERS – 3 ILLEGAL ALIENS CHARGED WITH SEX CRIMES AGAINST KIDS, SAME VA JAIL

THREE CHILD SEX PREDATORS. ONE JAIL IN STAUNTON. ICE FILES THE DETAINERS. SANCTUARY POLITICIANS ON NOTICE. DHS says ICE lodged detainers for three illegal aliens charged with sex offenses against children – all held at Middle River Regional Jail in Staunton, Virginia after late-July arrests.

THE THREE (per DHS, Aug 19):

• Efren Ramirez Escobedo (Mexico) – arrested July 24; charged with sexual assault – victim age 13-14 and sexual assault – forcible intercourse. Illegal entry date/location unknown.
• Santos Bautista-Molina (Honduras) – arrested July 27; charged with NINE counts of child solicitation and attempted sex offense with a child under 15. Entered through Texas in September 2005.
• Bayron Jose De Paz-Lopez (Guatemala) – arrested July 28; charged with NINE counts of child solicitation and attempted sex offense with a child under 15. Entered through Arizona in 2021 and was RELEASED by the Biden Administration.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “ICE has lodged detainers for three illegal aliens accused of sex crimes against children, all being held at the same jail in Staunton, Virginia. DHS is calling on Governor Abigail Spanberger and her fellow sanctuary politicians to commit to not releasing these criminals from jail and to instead hand them over to ICE. Under Spanberger, the Commonwealth of Virginia has become a magnet for illegal alien crime. These reckless sanctuary policies are putting American lives at risk.”

Source: DHS – ICE Lodges Detainers for Three Illegal Aliens Charged with Sex Crimes Against Children in Virginia (Aug 19, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/19: CBP PHARR – $15 MILLION IN METH HIDING IN CELERY SHIPMENT

1,675 POUNDS. 721 PACKAGES. MANIFESTED AS FRESH CELERY FROM REYNOSA. BUSTED. CBP officers at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility intercepted $14,978,000 worth of alleged methamphetamine concealed in a tractor-trailer load manifested as fresh celery.

On August 15, a truck coming from Reynosa, Mexico was referred to secondary. Nonintrusive inspection showed anomalies. Physical search pulled out 721 packages totaling 1,675.51 lbs (760 kg) of alleged meth. Narcotics and vehicle seized. HSI opened a criminal investigation.

Port Director Carlos Rodriguez (Hidalgo/Pharr/Anzalduas): “This successful seizure of methamphetamine is a direct result of our officers’ keen intuition combined with our sophisticated tools and technology. Our officers are trained to look beyond the surface, and when you pair that human expertise with the precision of our scanning equipment, it creates a formidable defense against those attempting to smuggle illegal narcotics into our country.”

Source: CBP – Seizes more than $14 million in methamphetamine at Pharr International Bridge (Aug 19, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/19: ICE BOSTON NABS BRAZILIAN CAREER CRIMINAL – MA SANCTUARY RELEASED HIM 3 TIMES

VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGE. PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED. ILLEGALLY REENTERED. LOCALS IGNORED THE DETAINERS. ICE GOT HIM ANYWAY. ICE Boston arrested Heriton Da Silva Aredes, a Brazilian illegal alien, during targeted operations in Taunton on August 6 – just over a week after Bristol County released him despite an ICE detainer.

Per ICE to the Boston Herald: Aredes was released after posting bail on July 25 following arraignment on motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation. Bristol County Sheriff’s Office did not honor the detainer and did not notify ICE. ICE says this was the third time Massachusetts state or local authorities released him without honoring a detainer – also after a 2023 Middleboro State Police arrest and a Stoughton PD arrest.

IMMIGRATION HISTORY: Previously removed Oct. 14, 2008 under a June 2008 final order. Illegally reentered at unknown date/location.

RAP SHEET (per ICE/Herald): pending vehicular homicide; prior convictions for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon; assault and battery; using a motor vehicle without authority; refusal to identify while operating; furnishing a false name; operating recklessly; refusing identification.

Acting ERO Boston Field Office Director David Wesling: “Sadly, it appears as though Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux followed through on his promise to not cooperate with ICE, resulting in the release of this habitual criminal illegal alien offender, who is currently charged with vehicular homicide, back into his constituents’ community. In fact, on three separate occasions, this criminal illegal alien was in the custody of state or local authorities, and they released him without honoring our detainer. Had any of the prior detainers been honored, lives would have been saved.”

DHS: “If you come to our country illegally and break our laws, we will find you, arrest you, and you will never return.”

Source: Boston Herald – ICE arrests another career criminal illegal alien after release from MA custody (Aug 19, 2026) | Quotes from ICE Boston / DHS

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BREAKING 8/18: ICE DETAINER – MEXICAN ILLEGAL ALIEN PLOWS INTO NASHVILLE CROWD, INJURES 4

PICKUP ON THE SIDEWALK. FOUR PEDESTRIANS HIT – TWO IN WHEELCHAIRS. HE FLEES. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. ICE New Orleans lodged an immigration detainer for Felipe Alvarado Hernandez, 47, a Mexican national, after his arrest in connection with a downtown Nashville hit-and-run that injured four pedestrians.

Per ICE and local reporting: On June 13 near Demonbreun Street and Music Circle East, Hernandez allegedly drove a pickup onto the sidewalk while turning left and struck four people waiting to cross. He left the scene. Arrested later at an Antioch home – officers say he admitted driving the truck that morning. As of July 29, one victim was still in Vanderbilt’s burn unit.

CHARGES (per ICE): reckless endangerment; leaving the scene; failure to give information or render aid; failure to file accident report with injury; financial responsibility violation with injury; driving with a revoked license.

IMMIGRATION HISTORY: Entered at unknown date/location. On Jan. 5, 2004 he agreed to removal after Michigan’s Roseville PD referred him to ICE following a retail fraud arrest. He later illegally reentered.

ERO New Orleans acting Field Office Director Scott Ladwig: “When illegal aliens break our laws and endanger our communities, ICE will work with our law enforcement partners to ensure they face the consequences of their actions.”

Source: ICE – Criminal illegal alien arrested in Nashville hit-and-run that injured 4 pedestrians (Aug 18, 2026) | Also: Fox News | NewsChannel5

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BREAKING 8/18: CBP SAN DIEGO – $67 MILLION IN NARCOTICS SEIZED IN JULY

8,359 POUNDS. 144 SMUGGLING ATTEMPTS. FENTANYL, METH, COCAINE, HEROIN. OFF THE STREET. CBP says San Diego Field Office officers seized 8,359.03 pounds of narcotics during 144 smuggling attempts July 1-31 – estimated street value more than $67 million.

HAUL (per CBP):

• 553.91 lbs fentanyl
• 5,077.19 lbs methamphetamine
• 2,572.83 lbs cocaine
• 36.69 lbs heroin

Suspects turned over to HSI. Narcotics and smuggling vehicles seized. Ports covered: San Ysidro, Otay Mesa, Tecate, Calexico East/West, Andrade, San Diego air/seaport.

San Diego DFO Sidney K. Aki: “Day after day, our officers remain steadfast in their mission to protect our communities and secure our borders. These significant narcotics seizures reflect their vigilance, professionalism and commitment to keeping dangerous drugs out of the United States.”

Source: CBP – San Diego Field Office seizes over $67 million in narcotics in July (Aug 18, 2026) | Also: Fox News

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BREAKING 8/18: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, SEXUAL PREDATORS, THIEVES

TEN COUNTS OF CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT. FORCIBLE SEXUAL ABUSE. COCAINE. GRAND THEFT. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens yesterday – convicted of sexual assault of a child, forcible sexual abuse, cocaine possession, and other despicable crimes.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sexual predators, thieves, and other dangerous public safety threats in our communities. Under President Trump’s leadership, crime rates across the country have plummeted to historic lows. It is common sense. When you remove illegal aliens from the country, Americans will be safer.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 18):

• Ervin Jose Diaz-Gramajo (Guatemala) – TEN counts of sexual assault / carnal knowledge of a child 13-14 (Accomack County, VA)
• Giuber Johan Rodriguez-Antunez (Honduras) – sexual assault of a child (Houston, TX)
• Kevin David Barron-Esqueda (Mexico) – forcible sexual abuse (Provo, UT)
• Elvis Vargas-Murillo (Mexico) – fraud; cocaine possession; parole violation; narcotic equipment; illegal re-entry (U.S. District Court of Arizona)
• Ramona Del Rosario Silva-Gacitua (Chile) – grand theft; conspiracy to commit burglary; theft by forgery (Ventura, CA)

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: ICE Arrests Pedophiles, Sexual Predators, Thieves, and Other Dangerous Criminal Illegal Aliens (Aug 18, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/18: ICE LODGES DETAINER – HONDURAN ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED IN FATAL NC HIT-AND-RUN

FATHER DEAD IN THE STREET. DRIVER FLEES. ICE FILES THE DETAINER. Fox News reports U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged a detainer against Mauricio Josue Alberto Sarmiento, 21, a Honduran illegal alien charged in the fatal hit-and-run that killed James Robert Bagley III, 51, in Sylva, North Carolina.

Sylva Police say Sarmiento struck Bagley with his car early August 2 near Sylva Plaza, then left the scene. Officers and first responders found Bagley unresponsive in the street. He died from his injuries.

Five days later, Sylva PD announced Sarmiento’s arrest on charges including felony hit-and-run resulting in serious injury or death, no liability insurance, driving with a revoked license, exceeding safe speed, and failure to reduce speed. He also had an outstanding arrest order in Jackson County. The same day he was arrested, ICE lodged a detainer with the Jackson County Jail. He remains in custody there.

HOW HE GOT HERE (per DHS to Fox): Sarmiento entered illegally through Texas as an unaccompanied minor in October 2021. Border Patrol arrested him after entry. DHS says he was “reunified” with an unrelated sponsor and released into the country under the Biden administration.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin told Fox: officials in Jackson County should cooperate and not release this criminal from jail without notifying ICE. Mullin: “If it weren’t for the Biden Administration’s disastrous open borders, James Bagley would still be alive. By securing our border and deporting illegal aliens, we can save lives and prevent tragedies like this one from ever happening again.”

Source: Fox News – ICE files detainer against illegal immigrant in NC fatal hit-and-run (Aug 18, 2026) | Also: WSPA

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BREAKING 8/17: DEL RIO BORDER PATROL NABS CHILD-INJURY FELON AFTER PRIOR DEPORT

INTENTIONAL INJURY TO A CHILD. ASSAULT. FELONY RE-ENTRY. BACK AGAIN. CBP says U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Del Rio Sector arrested Francisco Gallegos-Garza, 59, a Mexican national in the United States illegally – previously convicted of injury to a child with intentional bodily injury and assault.

On August 10, Del Rio Station agents patrolling west of Del Rio near the Rio Grande encountered Gallegos-Garza. Record checks showed an extensive criminal history. In 2011 he was convicted of felony re-entry after deportation, sentenced to 46 months in prison, and deported after serving that time.

He now faces another federal charge under 8 USC § 1326 – re-entry after deportation – carrying a maximum of up to 20 years.

Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good: “Keeping repeat offenders from entering our borders is key to safeguarding our communities. Criminal illegal aliens who repeatedly attempt to enter our country pose a serious risk and our agents stand ready to meet the challenge.”

Source: CBP – U.S. Border Patrol agents apprehend convicted felon illegally in U.S. (Aug 17, 2026) | Also: KENS5

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BREAKING 8/17: HSI NABS TWICE-DEPORTED METH TRAFFICKER WITH 126 KILOS

126 KILOGRAMS OF METH. FELONY DRUG TRAFFICKING. DEPORTED TWICE. ILLEGAL ENTRY NUMBER THREE. BUSTED. DHS says ICE Homeland Security Investigations Atlanta arrested Pedro Guadarrama-Loza, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico and convicted drug trafficker, after a controlled delivery — and seized 126 kilograms of methamphetamine.

On August 13, HSI Atlanta watched Guadarrama-Loza retrieve packages at a residence during a controlled delivery, then locked him up and took the meth off the street.

RAP SHEET / DEPORT HISTORY (per DHS):

• Prior conviction: felony drug trafficking
• Prior arrest: driving without a valid license (Georgia)
• Claims illegal entry near Austin, TX (2004); final removal order May 8, 2008; deported May 15, 2008
• Illegal re-entry (felony) near Eagle Pass, TX; deported again June 22, 2017 (Trump Admin)
• THIRD illegal entry at unknown date/location — then caught with 126 kg meth

DHS Spokesperson: “This criminal illegal alien from Mexico was arrested with 126 kilograms of methamphetamine, has prior convictions for drug trafficking, and has already been deported from our country TWICE. Thanks to the hard work of the brave men and women of HSI, this drug trafficker is off our streets and will soon be removed from our country. He will no longer be able to peddle his poison on American streets and endanger American lives.”

Source: DHS – ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Drug Trafficker With 126 Kilograms of Methamphetamine (Aug 17, 2026) | Also: Just the News

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BREAKING 8/17: WORST OF THE WORST – WEEKEND SWEEP NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, ASSAILANTS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

MURDER. CHILD SEX CRIMES. ATTEMPTED MURDER. COCAINE. METH. MACHINE GUNS. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens over the weekend — convicted of murder, indecent liberties with a child, assault, and trafficking cocaine.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “While Americans were enjoying their weekend, ICE law enforcement was busy arresting murderers, pedophiles, violent assailants, drug traffickers, and other criminal illegal aliens. Under the Trump Administration, nearly 70% of ICE arrests are of criminal illegal aliens charged or convicted of a crime in the United States. We are committed to fulfilling President Trump’s mandate from the American people to arrest and deport illegal aliens and to make America safe again.”

NAMED WEEKEND ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 17):

• Nelson Noe Morena-Almendares (Honduras) — murder (Fairfax, VA)
• Jose Manuel Montoya-Sanchez (Mexico) — vehicular homicide (Vancouver, WA)
• Manuel Landaverde-Figueroa (El Salvador) — indecent liberties with a child (Vance County, NC)
• Julio Rodriguez-Ladino (Mexico) — attempted murder; corporal injury; assault with deadly weapon; DUI (Newport Beach, CA)
• Omar Antonio Rosales-Leon (Mexico) — attempted murder (Imperial, CA)
• Kea Tum (Cambodia) — assault; robbery; controlled substances; firearms without license (Philadelphia, PA)
• Davidson Athis (Haiti) — first-degree assault (Montgomery, MD)
• Abel Orozco-Rodriguez (Mexico) — trafficking cocaine 200g–400g (Alamance County, NC)
• Jesus Ivan Alvarez-Ceteno (Mexico) — conspiracy cocaine; illegal possession of a machine gun (Dallas, TX)
• Martin Mancilla-Gomez (Mexico) — meth possession with intent (Buena Vista County, IA)
• Pedro Villegas-Salinas (Mexico) — meth possession with intent (Nashville, TN)
• Jose Luis Fuentes-Cortez (Honduras) — firearm discharge; controlled substance while armed; DUI (Mendota, CA)
• Jimi Murillo-Vargas (Honduras) — protective-order violations; weapon; risk of injury to minor; unlawful restraint (Enfield, CT)
• Yao Jian Chen (China) — second-degree robbery; intimidate witness/victim (San Francisco, CA)
• Antonio Cordova-Sajic (Guatemala) — lewd or lascivious conduct (Fort Myers, FL)

More public safety threats: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST: Over the Weekend ICE Arrests Murderers, Pedophiles, Violent Assailants, and Drug Traffickers (Aug 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/17: HSI + MEXICAN NAVY – $120 MILLION COCAINE BUST, 19 TRAFFICKERS NABBED

6,080 KILOS. $120 MILLION STREET VALUE. 19 SUSPECTED TRAFFICKERS. GO-FAST BOATS INTERDICTED OFF CHIAPAS. ICE Homeland Security Investigations Houston, HSI Mexico City, and Mexico’s Secretaría de Marina just announced three maritime interdiction operations in July that smashed cartel cocaine pipelines bound for the U.S. and beyond.

THE HAUL (July ops):

• July 16 — 2,840 kilos cocaine; 10 arrests
• July 25 — 1,800 kilos on a go-fast vessel off Pacific Coast of Chiapas; 3 arrests
• July 31 — 1,440 kilos; 6 arrests

Ops ran under a Homeland Security Task Force targeting foreign terrorist organizations and drug cartels moving multi-ton narcotics shipments.

HSI Houston SAC Lucia Cabral-DeArmas: “In just the past month, by working alongside our international partners through this HSTF initiative, we’ve prevented more than 6 tons of deadly narcotics from being smuggled into the U.S. or Mexico and deprived the drug cartels of bringing in more than $120 million in criminal proceeds.”

HSTF initiative totals to date: 291 arrests; ~118,350 kg cocaine; $3M cash; 47 firearms; 51 vessels; 6 vehicles; thousands of gallons of fuel; and a Cirrus SR-22 airplane.

Source: ICE.gov – HSI, Mexican Navy seize $120 million of cocaine, arrest 19 suspected drug traffickers (Aug 17, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/17: ICE BOSTON NABS BRAZILIAN FUGITIVE CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED MURDER

AGGRAVATED MURDER. FOREIGN FUGITIVE. BIDEN-RELEASED. IN ICE CUSTODY. ICE Boston arrested Maycon Souto Dos Reis, a criminal illegal alien from Brazil and foreign fugitive, during targeted operations Aug. 3 at Westborough District Court in Westborough, Massachusetts.

Brazilian authorities issued an arrest warrant for Dos Reis on Sept. 14, 2024 after his conviction for aggravated murder. He was sentenced to 14 years and three months in prison there. ERO Boston got him on the radar after a May 29 arrest for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in Southborough.

Dos Reis entered the United States illegally June 7, 2024 and was released into the country by the Biden administration. He remains in ICE custody pending deportation proceedings.

Acting ICE ERO Boston Field Office Director David Wesling: “This is yet another example of what the media often characterizes as a non-criminal, when in reality, many of these individuals are murderers, sexual predators, gang members and more. They simply do not have a criminal record in the United States. We will continue to pursue these dangerous criminal aliens that sanctuary politicians fight to protect.”

DHS: If you come to our country illegally and break our laws, we will find you, arrest you, and you will never return. Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, criminal illegal aliens are not welcome in the United States.

Source: ICE.gov – ICE Boston arrests foreign fugitive convicted of aggravated murder (Aug 17, 2026) | Also: Boston Herald

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BREAKING 8/14: DEPORTED – KILLERS, DRUNK DRIVERS, SEX ASSAILANTS, WEAPONS TRAFFICKERS

HOMICIDE. SEXUAL COERCION. DUI. GUN TRAFFICKING. OUT OF THE COUNTRY. DHS says ICE deported more criminal illegal aliens last week, including those convicted of homicide, sexually-motivated coercion, driving under the influence, and dealing and manufacturing firearms without a license.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the brave men and women of ICE work tirelessly to arrest and remove dangerous illegal aliens from our country. Just last week, we deported killers, drunk drivers, sexual assailants, and weapons traffickers. With deportations up, it’s no wonder that crime rates have fallen to historic lows across the country. Thanks to the leadership of President Donald J. Trump, we are making America safe again.”

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS, Aug 14):

• Ramon Gregorio Herrera-Ruiz (Guatemala) – homicide; THREE DUI convictions; driving without a license; deported Aug 4
• Jorge Martinez-Guerrero (Mexico) – homicide (negligent manslaughter – vehicle); illegal re-entry; deported Aug 4
• Jashandeep Singh (India) – sexually-motivated coercion involving force; burglary; theft; deported Aug 3
• Berta Montano Jimenez (Mexico) – dealing/manufacturing firearms without a license; delivery of firearms to carrier without written notice; deported Aug 6
• Williams Alejandro Cortes Contreras (Chile) – first-degree residential burglary; conspiracy; deported Aug 4

Source: DHS – DEPORTED: Killers, Drunk Drivers, Sexual Assailants, Weapons Traffickers (Aug 14, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/14: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, PEDOPHILES, RAPISTS, VIOLENT ASSAILANTS

MANSLAUGHTER. CHILD SEX ASSAULT. RAPE. GUN ROBBERY. OFF THE STREETS. DHS says ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens – convicted of first-degree manslaughter, sexual assault of a victim under 13, rape, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “The brave men and women of ICE law enforcement work every single day to remove illegal aliens from our communities. Just yesterday, ICE arrested murderers, pedophiles, rapists, violent assailants, and other public safety threats. America is now safer with these criminal illegal aliens off our streets. Deporting illegal aliens saves lives.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 14):

• Daniel Omar Zavala-Castro (Mexico) – first-degree manslaughter; first-degree assault – Danielson, CT
• Carlos Angel Zavala (El Salvador) – predatory criminal sexual assault (victim under 13) – Lake County, IL
• Jean Paul Mpanurwa (DR Congo) – rape; felonious assault; kidnapping – Farmington, UT
• Alcius Marckles (Haiti) – widespread injury/damage to building and people inside; aggravated assault (serious bodily injury); aggravated assault with deadly weapon – Essex County, NJ
• Victor Hugo Casillo-Vallejo (Dominican Republic) – robbery with a firearm; Hobbs Act robbery; use of firearm in crime of violence – Tampa, FL

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST (Aug 14, 2026) · Gallery: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/14: ILLEGAL ALIEN STOLE U.S. IDENTITY FOR 20+ YEARS — VOTED IN ELECTIONS — GETS 3 YEARS + DEPORTATION

IDENTITY THEFT. PASSPORT FRAUD. FAKE CITIZENSHIP. ILLEGAL VOTING. DHS says an ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) case just put a criminal illegal alien behind bars for more than two decades of fraud — including voting in American elections.

On August 12, Carlos Felipe Jaramillo-Grajales, a criminal illegal alien from Colombia, was sentenced to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to making false statements in a U.S. passport application, aggravated identity theft, falsely claiming a Social Security number, and making a false claim to U.S. citizenship. After he serves his time, he will be removed from the United States.

Per DHS and the U.S. Attorney’s Office (Middle District of Florida), Jaramillo-Grajales used a U.S. citizen’s name, date of birth, and Social Security number to obtain a passport, a Florida driver’s license, and voter registration. He voted in several elections, including the 2020 general election. He also used the stolen identity in a marriage scheme that helped a woman naturalize, then re-entered later under his real name on a fiancé visa and sought permanent residence.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “This criminal illegal alien from Colombia has just been sentenced to three years in a federal prison for identity theft and falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen. Because of his fraud, he was able to obtain a driver’s license and vote in our elections… DHS will always fight to protect the integrity of our elections, because election security is national security. Only Americans should be electing American leaders.”

HSI Jacksonville Assistant Special Agent in Charge Tim Hemker: this conviction shows identity theft, immigration fraud, and fraud against U.S. government systems will be investigated thoroughly and prosecuted fully. Case investigated by HSI, State Department Diplomatic Security Service, and SSA OIG.

PART OF A PATTERN: DHS flags recent non-citizen illegal voting cases — including aliens who illegally voted in New Jersey, Louisiana, Kansas, and elsewhere — plus directives to deport aliens who vote and warnings to states about non-citizens on voter rolls.

Sources: DHS – ICE HSI Identity Theft / Illegal Voting Sentencing (Aug 14, 2026) · DOJ Middle District of Florida · News4Jax

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BREAKING 8/13: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS PEDOPHILES, SEX ASSAILANTS, DRUG TRAFFICKERS

CHILD SEX PREDATORS. SEXUAL ASSAILANTS. METH TRAFFICKERS. ROUNDED UP. DHS says ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens – convicted of sexual assault of a child, vehicular homicide, and conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Yesterday, ICE arrested pedophiles, sex offenders, drug traffickers, and other worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens who have no business being in our country. While sanctuary politicians continue to release dangerous criminals onto their streets, our brave law enforcement officers will continue to risk their lives to arrest these heinous criminals and make America safe again. Illegal aliens have no sanctuary in America.”

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 13):

• Ricardo Enmanuel Nieves-Galarza (Ecuador) – animate object sexual penetration (victim under 13) – Orange, VA
• Kevin Campos (Venezuela) – first-degree sexual abuse – New York City, NY
• David Gomez-Perez (Mexico) – vehicular homicide – Yakima County, WA
• Jose Cortez-Diaz (El Salvador) – conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine; possession of a weapon; forgery – District of Nevada

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST (Aug 13, 2026) · Gallery: WOW.DHS.Gov

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BREAKING 8/13: 15 STRAIGHT MONTHS – ZERO RELEASES AT THE BORDER

CATCH AND RELEASE IS DEAD. FIFTEEN MONTHS STRAIGHT. DHS and CBP announce 15 consecutive months of ZERO releases at the border – illegal crossers are not being dumped into American communities. Secretary Markwayne Mullin: Trump’s agenda is restoring order and putting American safety first. “We have the most secure border in history.”

JULY BORDER NUMBERS (per DHS/CBP):

• Southwest Border Patrol apprehensions: 9,295 in July – 6% lower than June; 94% below the Biden-era monthly average; 96% below the Biden peak (Dec 2023)
• Nationwide Border Patrol apprehensions: 11,298 in July – down 1% from June
• FYTD southwest apprehensions lower than one average month from FYs 1992-2024
• Drug seizures: July cocaine/meth/heroin/fentanyl/marijuana seizures 26% higher than July 2024; FY seizures 54% higher than same period FY 2024
• Fentanyl: 1,054 lbs seized in July (+3% from June); Heroin: 79 lbs (+20% from June)

CBP Commissioner Rodney S. Scott: clear policy, strong enforcement, and frontline personnel are delivering – securing the nation against illegal crossings, dangerous individuals, and illicit drugs.

Sources: DHS – 15 Straight Months Zero Releases (Aug 13, 2026) · Fox News · CBP Stats

NewsNation: DHS Secretary Mullin on 15 straight months of zero releases and border enforcement.

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BREAKING 8/13: MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN – ICE DEPORTS KILLERS, RAPISTS, DRUNK DRIVERS

KILLERS. RAPISTS. VIOLENT ASSAILANTS. OFF AMERICAN STREETS – AND OUT OF THE COUNTRY. DHS says ICE deported more criminal illegal aliens in the last week, including those convicted of voluntary manslaughter, attempted murder, rape, and assault.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “Every day, the brave men and women of ICE are arresting and deporting illegal aliens from our country. In the last week, we’ve deported killers, drunk drivers, rapists, and violent assailants… Deporting illegal aliens saves lives. Thanks to President Trump’s leadership, we are making America safe again.”

NAMED DEPORTATIONS (per DHS, Aug 13):

• Daniel Romero-Alverez (Mexico) – voluntary manslaughter; illegal re-entry; DUI arrests – deported Aug 6
• Yero Lee (South Korea) – attempted murder – deported Aug 4
• Francisco Lux Juarez (Guatemala) – rape (strongarm) – deported Aug 7
• Floyd Tayler (Canada) – unlawful imprisonment; fourth-degree assault – deported Aug 7
• Lezman Donery Gomez Lopez (Honduras) – felony burglary – deported Aug 6

Source: DHS – MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN (Aug 13, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/13: KY LANDLORD ILLEGAL ALIEN – RAPE, TRAFFICKING, SEX ABUSE DETAINER

MONSTER LANDLORD. PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED. BACK ON U.S. SOIL. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer on Rolando Cenobio Vasquez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico charged with rape, human trafficking, and sexual abuse while working as a landlord in Louisville, Kentucky.

Per DHS: Louisville police arrested Vasquez on July 29. He had been renting a room to a mother and her 15-year-old daughter when the alleged abuse of the teenager began in December 2025 — sexual violence, threats against the child and family, and occasional money offered to keep quiet.

CHARGES (per DHS):

• THREE counts of rape
• THREE counts of sodomy
• Human trafficking
• Promoting human trafficking with a victim under 18
• Sexual abuse

RAP SHEET / HISTORY: Prior conviction for DUI. First illegally entered through Texas in August 2013 — Border Patrol arrested him and he was deported to Mexico. He then illegally re-entered at an unknown date and location. ICE lodged the detainer with Louisville Metro Department of Corrections the same day he was arrested.

DHS Spokesperson: ICE wants Kentucky officials to hold him and hand him over so he can be removed from our country. Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE is unleashed to go after dangerous illegal aliens like this one.

Sources: DHS press release (Aug 13, 2026) · Fox News

WDRB: Louisville landlord accused of raping teen faces human trafficking charges.

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BREAKING 8/12: WORST OF THE WORST – ICE NABS MURDERERS, KIDNAPPERS, GUN ASSAILANTS

ANOTHER DAY. ANOTHER ROGUE’S GALLERY OFF AMERICAN STREETS. DHS says yesterday ICE arrested more worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens – convicted of assault to murder, attempted murder, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. Secretary Markwayne Mullin: remove these criminals and crime rates fall – the American people are SAFER.

NAMED ARRESTS (per DHS, Aug 12):

• Rie Hachiyanagi (Japan) – THREE counts assault to murder; assault/battery with dangerous weapon (fire poker, rock, scissors); mayhem; home invasion – Framingham, MA
• Mohamed Elshenawy (Egypt) – attempted murder, terroristic threats, battery against police – Red Bluff, CA
• Eder Hernandez-Morales (Mexico) – assault with semiautomatic firearm, willful discharge of firearm, vandalism, theft, stolen property, controlled substance – Los Angeles, CA
• Victor A Calles-Flores (El Salvador) – kidnapping; transport of stolen vehicle – West Palm Beach, FL
• Sergio Calvio-Ayala (Costa Rica) – conspiracy to distribute / possession with intent to distribute cocaine – Newark, NJ

DHS: nearly 70% of ICE arrests are of illegal aliens charged or convicted of a crime in the U.S. Full threat gallery: WOW.DHS.Gov

Source: DHS – WORST OF THE WORST (Aug 12, 2026)

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GANGBUSTERS 8/12: ICE DEPORTS SURRENOS, PAISAS, BLOODS, TRINITARIOS KILLERS

GANG BAGGAGE – GONE. DHS confirms ICE deported more criminal illegal alien gang members last week – including killers, sexual assailants, drunk drivers, and drug traffickers. Secretary Mullin: “Deporting illegal aliens saves lives.”

AMONG THE DEPORTED (per DHS):

• Jonas Perez-Rodriguez (Mexico, Surenos) – manslaughter, DUI causing bodily injury, aggravated assault by a prisoner – deported Aug 4
• Jhony Mejia (Honduras, Surenos) – attempted willful murder, prisoner with sharp instrument – deported Aug 9
• Jose Enrique Galindo-Arteaga (Mexico, Paisas) – sexual assault conviction – deported Aug 3
• Carlos Narciso Villarreal (Mexico, Bloods) – attempted B&E, stolen goods; arrests for assault on a female, domestic violence – deported Aug 3
• Miguel Andres Veras Martes (Dominican Republic, Trinitarios) – drug trafficking, dangerous weapons during crime of violence – deported Aug 4

Source: DHS – GANGBUSTERS (Aug 12, 2026)

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CALIFORNIA SANCTUARY CRACKED: OPERATION GUARDIAN ANGEL – 362 CRIMINAL ILLEGALS PULLED FROM JAILS

LOST ANGELES CAN’T HIDE THEM ANYMORE. DOJ Central District of California reports that Operation Guardian Angel – launched to neutralize California’s sanctuary-state blockade – has forced the transfer of 362 criminal illegal aliens from county jails into federal custody across L.A., the Inland Empire, and the Central Coast. 769 federal arrest warrants issued; 347 charged with illegal re-entry after removal or other federal crimes (guns, drugs, violence).

How it works: federal warrants for aliens just booked locally. Jails must honor the warrants – SB 54 sanctuary rules don’t stop a federal arrest warrant. ICE ERO LA Field Office Director Thomas Giles: California politicians force locals to dump rapists, gang members, and murderers back on the street – this partnership keeps them off the streets.

AMONG THOSE TAKEN (per DOJ): child sex offender who re-entered after removal; five-time deportee “Sharky” with multiple felony robberies; four-time deportee with drug trafficking/DV/robbery history; and Jose Cristian Saravia-Sanchez – accused of shooting and killing an Inglewood man who tried to stop a catalytic converter theft (local LE blocked from honoring ICE detainer under state law; now faces federal re-entry + alien-in-possession charges too).

Sources: DOJ USAO CDCA – Guardian Angel year mark (Aug 12, 2026) · NY Post

KTLA: Operation Guardian Angel targets criminal illegal aliens in California sanctuary jails.

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MISSISSIPPI: OPERATION MUDDY WATERS – 70 ARRESTED IN CHILD EXPLOITATION SWEEP

ICE HSI AND PARTNERS JUST WRAPPED A TWO-WEEK STATEWIDE CRACKDOWN. Operation Muddy Waters netted 70 arrests across Mississippi for child exploitation, solicitation of children, CSAM possession/distribution, and sex-offender compliance violations. Among those snared: criminal illegal aliens who allegedly traveled across state lines to prey on kids – plus noncompliant registered sex offenders.

NAMED ILLEGAL ALIEN PREDATORS (per ICE):

• Cristian Abel Argueta Giron (Honduras) – traveled from Tennessee to Mississippi to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a child
• Rahul Mondal (Bangladesh) – living in Tuscaloosa, AL; allegedly contacted a 14-year-old boy via social media
• Jose Arevalo Garcia (Mexico) – noncompliant sex offender; prior sexual assault conviction (2010)
• Enrique Bravo Gonzalez (Mexico) – noncompliant sex offender; felony sexual offense against a child (2022)

HSI Gulfport ASAC Matthew Reidell: those who hide behind screens to exploit children will not remain hidden. Partners included U.S. Attorneys (N/S Mississippi), MS AG, DPS, Marshals, and local sheriffs/PD.

Sources: ICE.gov – Operation Muddy Waters (Aug 10, 2026) · Fox News

WREG: Operation Muddy Waters targets child exploitation in Mississippi.

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GUN RUNNER NAILED: ILLEGAL ALIEN BOUGHT 91 FIREARMS + 40,000 ROUNDS

DEADLY TRADE – SHUT DOWN. Samuel Rodrigo Melo Santos, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, pleaded guilty (Aug. 6) to alien in possession of a firearm and making false statements in acquisition of a firearm. In just over a year he bought 91 firearms for $56,448 and 40,000 rounds of ammunition – for illegal re-sale to anyone who would buy, including people who cannot legally own guns. One firearm later recovered in Mexico.

Melo Santos illegally entered via Arizona in May 2024, was arrested by Border Patrol and deported – then illegally re-entered. ATF led; ICE HSI and DEA assisted. DHS: once sentenced, ICE will remove him.

Sources: DHS – 90+ firearms plea (Aug 10, 2026) · DOJ USAO Oregon

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NORTH CAROLINA: ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH 10 COUNTS PRODUCING CHILD SEX ABUSE MATERIAL

HSI TAKES DOWN ANOTHER PREDATOR. Francisco Rosales Ortiz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, indicted in Western District of North Carolina on 10 counts of production of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), possession/access with intent to view CSAM, and unlawful possession of a firearm by an alien. Alleged abuse June 2025–March 2026 in Gaston County; also illegally possessed three firearms.

Arrested by Gastonia PD April 2, 2026; transferred to U.S. Marshals Aug. 3. Secretary Markwayne Mullin: once he faces justice, he will be removed so he can never prey on American children again. Ortiz claims illegal entry in 2005.

Source: DHS – HSI CSAM charges (Aug 10, 2026)

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BREAKING 8/11: BROWARD BACKSTABBER – ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH MACHETE MURDER

ANOTHER CATCH-AND-RELEASE BODY COUNT. DHS says ICE lodged a detainer on Edy Jose Rivas-Rizo, a criminal illegal alien from Nicaragua, charged with first-degree murder after allegedly chasing and stabbing his roommate to death with a machete in Hallandale Beach, Florida (Aug. 2). Surveillance allegedly caught the attack; witnesses say the victim’s last words were: “that guy just killed me.”

Rivas-Rizo illegally entered through California in April 2022, was arrested by Border Patrol — then RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration. ICE detainer filed with Broward County Jail Aug. 3. Secretary Markwayne Mullin: deporting illegal aliens saves lives.

Sources: DHS – BROWARD BACKSTABBER (Aug 11, 2026) · Local reporting: WPLG Local 10

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FLORIDA ROADS: HSI ARRESTS CUBAN ILLEGAL ALIEN WITH EXPIRED CDL

ILLEGAL ALIENS BEHIND THE WHEEL OF 18-WHEELERS = AMERICAN DEATHS WAITING TO HAPPEN. ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Jacksonville arrested Jose Carlos Valdivia-Vera, an illegal alien from Cuba with a final order of removal and an expired Commercial Driver’s License (temp 1-year CDL expired June 6). Arrest: Aug. 6.

Secretary Mullin: every illegal alien behind a semi puts Americans at risk — “We will relentlessly pursue any and all illegal alien truck drivers and the companies that employ them.” Ties into Operation Highway Shield (DHS/DOT): second wave removed 800+ dangerous truckers in 3 days, including 51 illegal aliens.

Sources: DHS – Cuban CDL arrest (Aug 11) · DHS/DOT Operation Highway Shield

U.S. Department of Transportation: What is Operation Highway Shield?

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UPDATE 8/11/2026 — ICE KEEPS ROUNDER UP THE WORST OF THE WORST

WAKE UP FOLKS — ICE IS STILL CLEANING HOUSE. DHS just dropped a fresh “Worst of the Worst” roundup: criminal illegal aliens convicted of child sex crimes, kidnapping, child pornography, DUI, and more. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin: if you’re here illegally — LEAVE NOW, or ICE will find you, arrest you, and deport you.

YESTERDAY’S ARRESTS INCLUDE (per DHS):

• Minor Giovani Sosa-Salguero (Guatemala) — TWO counts lewd/lascivious acts with a child under 14 + THREE DUI convictions — Los Angeles, CA
• Marcos Jaimez (Mexico) — lewd act with a child 14–15, molesting a child, prostitution-related disorderly conduct, controlled substance — San Bernardino, CA
• Cristian Bahena-Estudillo (Mexico) — kidnapping, prohibited weapon, court-order violation — Waukegan, IL
• Ruidong Jin (China) — child pornography — Chester County, PA
• Christopher Molina-Esquivel (Venezuela) — procurement for prostitution — Murfreesboro, TN

Source / full release: DHS — WORST OF THE WORST (Aug 11, 2026) · More cases: WOW.DHS.Gov

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GEORGIA: OPERATION SAFE COMMUNITY — 1,226 ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED

ICE Operation Safe Community – Atlanta just netted 1,226 illegal alien offenders across Georgia. ICE says 720 had U.S. criminal charges or convictions — sex crimes, crimes against children, assault, drugs, burglary, weapons, DUI and more. This is what enforcement looks like when the gloves come off.

Source: ICE.gov official release

WSB-TV: ICE announces Operation Safe Community results in Georgia (1,226 arrests).

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RECORD MONTH: ICE HITS ~51,000 ARRESTS IN JULY 2026

Federal immigration authorities report about 51,000 arrests in July — the highest monthly total under this administration (up from ~43,000 in June). New tactics, more pressure, more removals. The invasion is being reversed — one arrest at a time.

Reporting: Stateline — ICE monthly arrest high

Video roundup: ICE arrests surge / related enforcement coverage.

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