The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) filed detention cases against a man in Honduras this week. The Honduras man lives illegally in the United States and faces an attempted murder charge on suspicion of a shooting in Memphis last week.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said in a press release that 24-year-old ENOC Martinez is facing a five-count attempted murder.
Fox 13 Memphis reported that Memphis police said the shooting fuss began shortly after noon Saturday, when the shooting responded to reports of the shooting.
One man was seriously injured in the suspect's previous incident and was later identified as Martinez and left.
Almost 15 minutes later, police responded to the second shooting. Then, three minutes later, police found the suspect who allegedly fired two more vehicles.
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ICE filed a detainee from ENOC Martinez who entered the US as an unaccompanied minor in 2014, and is allegedly fired in Memphis last week. (Ministry of Homeland Security)
In the third incident, a man was rushed to a hospital in a critical condition and the woman was nearly injured in the shooting, police noted.
DHS said ICE filed a Martinez immigrant detainee after the shooting.
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Ice is tracking and arresting illegal alien criminals all over the United States (ice)
Martinez illegally entered the United States in June 2024 as an unaccompanied minor. At the time, he was arrested by the Border Patrol and handed over to the Refugee Resettlement Office (ORR) before being placed with a Memphis sponsor.
ICE issued a final order in 2022 to remove Martinez.
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ICE filed immigrant detainees against Felix Rojas, an illegal immigrant accused of rape and massive theft on a NYC subway car. (Ministry of Homeland Security)
In another case, the ice enforcement and removal operation in New York City filed an immigrant detainee against Felix Rojas on April 30th.
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According to DHS, Rojas, who had entered the country illegally multiple times back in 1998, was arrested in New York City and charged with rape and grand theft, allegedly raping a body on the Manhattan subway.
“The immunity allowed violent criminal foreigners to terrorize American towns and cities through cross-border policies,” said DHS Deputy Chief Tricia McLaughlin. “Under President Trump and his secretary [Kristi] Noem's leadership, Ice works round the clock to get rid of the worst and worst from our community. If you are illegally here and breaking the law, we will corner you, arrest you, lock you up. ”
