Under the newly enacted Rayken Riley Act, 14 illegal immigrants, including suspects from the Venezuela Tren de Aragua gang, were taken off the streets last week by federal law enforcement in Florida.
A video shared by Homeland Security Survey (HSI) Miami works in parallel with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) and shows criminal aliens arrested at home during a three-day operation. Those arrested are accused of crimes such as sexual assault on minors and gangster activities with Tren de Aragua, HSI Miami said in a post on X.
“As part of its day-to-day operations, U.S. immigration and customs halts are crime-related aliens and other individuals who have violated immigration laws in our country,” an ICE spokesman told Fox News Digital in a statement Wednesday. “All foreigners who violate US immigration laws may be subject to arrest, detention and are removed from the United States regardless of nationality if they are removable by the final order.” ”
The arrest of a criminal foreigner Raiken Riley Lawthe first legislation by Congress 119, which President Donald Trump signed the law in late January. The law is named after Riley, a 22-year-old Georgia nursing student who was killed by illegal immigrants on February 22, 2024.
Trump will sign the law by Raycan Riley as the first legislative victory in the new administration
Special agents with ICE conducted a campaign targeting criminal aliens following the Laken Riley Act in Miami on March 5th.
Under that law, ICE can detain new categories of illegal immigration, which are considered public safety risks that were not previously detained on ice.
R-Ga. Rep. Mike Collins was the main sponsor of the bill.
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Rayken Riley, a nursing student at the University of Georgia, was found dead on February 22, 2024 near a lake on campus. The illegal immigrant was convicted of her murder. (Laken Riley/Facebook)
“After the Laken Riley Act failed at the 118th Congress, I have committed to the Laken Riley family to fight to ensure that the Laken Riley Act was handed over to the law so that her name could be saved.”
“I was not happy that President Trump had created the first legislation he signed the Laken Riley Act in the Second Administration, so I didn't wait for these dangerous criminals to leave the innocent Americans out of the streets.”
“The members of the Tren de Aragua gang have no place in our country and we are happy to be able to do our part in sending them back to where they came,” Collins said. “Criminals need to know. The era of raping and looting our country where the outcomes are not over has been confirmed.”
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The ice halt is enforcement action of 32 illegal aliens in Palm Beach County, Florida. (ice)
The name of the law honors Riley, an Augusta University nursing student who was murdered while jogging on the University of Georgia campus. Her murderer, Venezuelan illegal alien Jose Ibarra, was previously arrested in the US, but was never held by federal immigration authorities. He was convicted of Riley's murder in November and sentenced to life in prison.
Jose Ibarra was found guilty of the death of Georgia nursing student Raken Riley on 10 counts. (via Hyosub Shin/Atlanta Journal Constitution, AP, pool
The FBI leader, who first identified border patrol Tren de Aragua, refocused the rise in gang power
meanwhile, Tren de Aragua Recently, it has caused chaos throughout the US
It has been on federal law enforcement radar in recent years, but last year the group exploded in notoriety with surveillance video showing several members kicking the doors of their apartment in Aurora, Colorado. Gang members were accused of terrorizing residents and taking over the apartment.
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Tren de Aragua, which began as a Venezuelan prison gang about a decade ago, rose to international criminal enterprises dealing with murder and human and drug trafficking, drawing comparisons with MS-13, the former most dominant Central American gang.
