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 ICE arrests over 450
on federal immigration charges during Operation ‘Safe City’
U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations
(ERO) Fugitive Operations teams arrested 498 individuals from 42 countries for
federal immigration violations in multiple cities across the U.S. during a
four-day operation. Operation ‘Safe City’ focused on cities and regions where
ICE deportation officers are denied access to jails and prisons to interview
suspected immigration violators or jurisdictions where ICE detainers are not honored.
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ICE Top 10 most
wanted fugitive captured in Provo, Utah
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Deportation officers with ICE ERO arrested a convicted
sex offender who has been wanted by ICE since 2010, and was on ICE’s Top 10
Most-Wanted list. Full Story |
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A six year ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)
Philadelphia investigation led to the largest civil settlement agreement ever
levied by ICE. Asplundh Tree Experts, Co. pleaded guilty to unlawfully
employing aliens in connection with a scheme in which the highest levels of
Asplundh management remained willfully blind while lower level managers hired
and rehired employees they knew to be ineligible to work in the United States. Full Story |
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A team of deportation officers from ICE ERO Washington
Field Office witnessed a robbery at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and
Gresham Place in Northwest D.C. Full Story |
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A Staten Island, New York, man concedes he planned to
distribute more than $2.5 million of counterfeit UGG-brand boots that were
shipped into the Port of Newark. This confession is a result of an
investigation by ICE HSI with assistance from U.S. Customs and Border
Protection. Full Story |
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October is Cyber Security Awareness Month
 ICE HSI takes a straightforward role in combating illegal activity on the Darknet. Their workload has increased in recent years as criminal activity has infiltrated the cyber environment. As a criminal investigative unit, HSI and its agents combat criminal activity on the Darknet the same way they do offline: one step at a time.
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