Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recently highlighted a series of arrests involving illegal immigrants with serious criminal backgrounds.
In a video shared on her X account, Noem outlined several of the individuals detained by immigration enforcement in recent days, describing them as some of the “worst of the worst.”
Noem said she receives daily updates listing the illegal immigrants taken into custody by immigration agents.
She emphasized that these individuals are not just unlawfully present in the U.S., but also have significant criminal histories.
Holding up printed sheets with photos and details of the suspects, Noem began by mentioning a Guatemalan man arrested for aggravated assault against a police officer. She noted this as an example of the dangerous individuals encountered by law enforcement.
Another case she described involved a suspect accused of raping a victim under the age of seventeen. She moved to the next page and cited an arrest for robbing a disabled senior citizen.
Noem then focused on one of the most serious cases—a person charged with 12 different sex offenses against children, per Breitbart News.
The list included two counts of statutory rape of a child, along with multiple counts of indecent assault and battery.
“These guys are off the street today because of the work of our ICE enforcement officers, law enforcement across the country,” she said in the video. Noem thanked law enforcement and credited former President Donald Trump for supporting their efforts to secure the nation.
The arrests coincide with updates from the Department of Homeland Security, which recently disclosed additional details on criminal aliens detained during enforcement actions in the Los Angeles area. Those operations have led to significant backlash and protests.
Protesters in Los Angeles gathered in large numbers outside an ICE detention facility, some using vulgar slogans and calling for the release of detainees. National Guard troops were deployed to provide security.
Among those arrested was Eswin Uriel Castro, a previously deported individual. DHS stated that Castro had prior convictions for child molestation and possession of a dangerous weapon. He had also been arrested for robbery and domestic violence.
Another detainee, Anastacio Enrique Solis-Salinas from Nicaragua, had been arrested for willful cruelty to a child. His record also included domestic violence and a hit-and-run conviction.
DHS also highlighted the case of Miguel Angel Palafox-Montes, who had voluntarily returned to Mexico twice but came back to the U.S. and was apprehended again. His convictions included grand theft, narcotics violations, and identity theft, with additional arrests for battery and burglary.
Other individuals arrested in the sweep had criminal records involving second-degree murder, sexual battery, assault with intent to commit rape, and drug distribution. DHS noted multiple cases of child molestation and domestic violence among the detainees.
ICE has also reported an increase in the dangers faced by agents during arrests, with assaults on officers rising by 500 percent. This spike reflects growing resistance during immigration enforcement efforts.
The report comes as DHS corrected previous data, stating that during President Trump’s first 100 days in office, 75 percent of ICE arrests were of illegal aliens with criminal convictions or pending charges.
The department emphasized the importance of these operations in removing dangerous individuals from communities and underscored the coordination between ICE and local law enforcement.
Noem concluded her video by urging continued support for ICE and border security efforts, stressing the importance of protecting American citizens from violent offenders.
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