Amid nonstop anti-ICE agitation, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues to remove dangerous illegal aliens from American communities, including five more “worst of the worst” criminal illegals just yesterday.
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Among the Thursday arrests, provided exclusively to American Greatness, are criminal illegals convicted for the heinous crimes of murder, sexual assault, and robbery.
J. Jesus Ceja-Barajas, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico:
Ceja-Barajas was convicted for murder in Salinas, California.
Zam Muan Lian, a criminal illegal alien from Burma:
Lian was convicted for three counts of sexual assault in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Adony De La Cruz-Cruz, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic:
Cruz-Cruz was convicted for robbery in New York, New York.
Obiageriaku Jane Iheanacho, a criminal illegal alien from Nigeria:
Iheanacho was convicted for first-degree assault and vulnerable adult abuse in Baltimore, Maryland.
Roberto Bejarano-Cruz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico:
Cruz was convicted for possession with intent to distribute cocaine and methamphetamine in Austin, Texas.
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ICE’s work has not slowed down despite a 1,600 percent increase in assaults against them, Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin said in a statement to American Greatness via email.
“Yesterday, the brave men and women of ICE arrested murderers, sexual predators, robbers, and other dangerous illegal aliens,” Mullin stated.
“Despite the dangerous and ugly rhetoric from sanctuary politicians that have resulted in a 1,600 percent increase in assaults against them, ICE will never stop enforcing the law, deporting illegal aliens, and protecting the American people.”
DHS’s “Worst of Worst” (WOW) website currently displays 40,000+ profiles of criminal illegal aliens with serious convictions.
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