Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, along with several other undocumented individuals across the U.S., have made arrests in California, totaling 49 prior criminal apprehensions.
This past weekend, ICE agents took into custody Miguel Barrera Corona, a Mexican undocumented immigrant with a record of 49 previous arrests, including a conviction for assault with a deadly weapon—a concealed dagger.
“During the weekend, ICE apprehended individuals involved in drug trafficking, human trafficking, child predation, and sexual offenses. One of these undocumented criminals has been arrested 49 times before,” stated Tricia McLaughlin from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
The statement elaborated:
Sanctuary city leaders have enabled this repeat offender to endanger American residents. President Trump and Secretary Noem have empowered ICE to target the most dangerous individuals and expedite their removal from our nation.
Additional undocumented individuals apprehended by ICE agents this weekend included:
- Carlos Guzman Santiago from Mexico, convicted of second-degree sexual offenses
- Glenda Morina Salt from El Salvador, found guilty of child abuse and drug-related offenses
- Juan Carlos Zimenez from the Dominican Republic, convicted of third-degree sexual assault
- Jorge Carmona Martinez from Mexico, convicted of illegal contact with a minor
- Carlos Cipriano Moreno Pineda from Honduras, found guilty of physically injuring a spouse/roommate
- Mauricio Barrios Satai from Guatemala
- Beninho Carrillo Hernandez from Honduras, convicted of conspiracy to transport undocumented immigrants
- Karen Hernandez Medrano from Mexico, found guilty of alien smuggling
- Miguel Perez Herrera from Mexico, convicted of conspiracy to distribute more than 50 grams of methamphetamine
