'Worst of the worst': ICE deports murderers, human traffickers

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Friday announced that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had deported an array of criminal illegal aliens over the past week, including human traffickers, pedophiles, and murderers.

Under the Trump administration, ICE and DHS have worked to implement his pledge of mass deportations, with an emphasis on the "worst of the worst" criminal illegal aliens. Since Trump returned to the White House, the foreign-born population has dropped by roughly 3 million through a combination of physical deportations and voluntary exits.

“Every single day, our brave law enforcement officers are keeping us safe by removing criminals from our communities,” DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in a statement. “Just last week, ICE deported even more illegal aliens from our country, including murderers, human traffickers, pedophiles, rapists, and arsonists. DHS is delivering on President Trump’s mandate from the American people to make America safe again. Illegal aliens have no place in America.”

Topping the list was Juan Leonardo Parra Altamirano of Ecuador, who was previously convicted for leaving the scene of personal injury and death.

Hoang Nhan Truong of Vietnam was convicted for trafficking - forced labor, conspiracy to possess dangerous drugs of sale, vehicle theft, and several other offenses.

Nestor Alexander Galvis Ayala of Colombia was convicted of second-degree arson and possession of explosives/incendiary with intent.

Pekings Aziwung of Cameroon was convicted of rape.

Luis Alfredo Macario Pol of Guatemala was convicted for first degree sexual assault of a minor.

Marco Antonio Marcias-Fernandez of Mexico was convicted for first-degree murder and armed carjacking.

Jose Manchame-Morales of Guatemala was convicted for involuntary manslaughter.

Ramon Antonio Bonifacio of the Dominican Republic was convicted for third-degree attempted murder, cocaine possession, and attempted sale of narcotics.

Nehemias Omar Garcia-Martinez of Honduras was convicted for second-degree rape and second-degree assault.

Phi Van Tran of Vietnam was convicted of touching a child for lustful purposes, aggravated assault, and aggravated battery.

Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X.