The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has disclosed extensive rap sheets for eight foreign nationals who were deported to South Sudan this week. However, a federal judge appointed by President Biden has put a halt to their deportation.
These eight individuals were sent back to South Sudan, partly because their home country wouldn’t take them back. Among them, one is actually from South Sudan. After their deportation, Judge Brian Murphy, who was appointed to the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts by Biden, found that DHS had breached a previous injunction and is now requiring “reliable terror interviews” for each of these individuals.
These rap sheets are alarming, featuring some very serious crimes such as murder, rape, and sexual offenses against children.
“Today, DHS made public the rap sheets of these individuals, all of whom have final deportation orders, yet the U.S. government is actively trying to carry out their deportation.”
It’s crucial for Americans to be aware of the grave offenses committed by these individuals, who are being protected by this activist judge. As he appears to ignore the rights of victims, this federal judge seems intent on prolonging their stay and leaving taxpayers to cover the costs of detaining them abroad. It’s quite baffling. [Emphasis added]
You can explore the detailed rap sheets below:
NYO Myint, an illegal resident from Burma, was a registered sex offender who was apprehended in February by ICE. He received a 12-year prison sentence for raping a woman with disabilities.
Myint was ordered deported by a federal judge in August 2023.
Enrique Arias Hiero, a Cuban national, was arrested by ICE agents after being convicted in May for murder, armed robbery, and other crimes.
Arias-Hierro was deported in September 1999 by a federal judge.
Tuan Thanh Hwang, a Vietnamese illegal alien, was taken into custody by ICE agents in May after being found guilty of murder and second-degree assault, resulting in a 22-year prison sentence. Prior to this, he faced accusations related to weapon possession as a minor in 1999.
Hwang was deported in June 2009 by a federal judge.
Jose Manuel Rodriquez Quinones, another Cuban national, was apprehended by ICE agents in April after receiving convictions for first-degree murder, theft, drug trafficking, and additional charges.
He was deported by a federal judge in December 2012.
Diane Domach, who hails from South Sudan, was arrested last May after being convicted of robbery and various firearm offenses.
She was classified as a deportable alien by ICE agents in 2011.
Thongxay Nilakout, a Laotian illegal alien, was detained in January after being convicted of first-degree murder and robbery.
Nilakout was deported in July 2023 by a federal judge.
Jesus Muñoz Gutierrez, a Mexican illegal alien, was arrested in May after being sentenced to life in prison for second-degree murder.
Gutierrez was deported in June 2005 by a federal judge.
Kyo Mia, another Burmese national, was apprehended in February and sentenced to ten years in prison and four years on parole for child-related offenses.
Mia was deported by a federal judge in March 2022.
