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Check out our weekly recap of top news from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement highlighting the work of Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). For more news from ICE, visit our newsroom.
HSI McAllen investigation results in a South Texas couple admitting to benefitting from forced labor
Eduardo Javier Gomez, 32, and Margarita Alvarez, 40, a former couple from Edinburg, Texas, pleaded guilty in federal court to benefiting from forced labor following an investigation by Homeland Security Investigations. 🔗Keep reading
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ERO Houston removes twice-deported foreign fugitive wanted in Honduras for homicide
ERO Houston, with assistance from ERO Tegucigalpa and the Security Alliance for Fugitive Enforcement Task Force, removed Rufino Garza Monroy, a twice-deported foreign fugitive, from the United States. Garza is wanted in Honduras for homicide. 🔗Keep reading
HSI Baltimore joint investigation lands 2 MS-13 members in prison for life
A Homeland Security Investigations Baltimore investigation resulted in life imprisonment for two members of the notorious MS-13 street gang for their part in a racketeering, murder and extortion conspiracies. 🔗Keep reading
ERO Los Angeles removes Colombian national guilty of hostage conspiracy resulting in death
ERO Los Angeles removed a Colombian national, with ties to the Colombian political party Esperanza, Paz y Libertad, who was found guilty of conspiracy to commit hostage taking for ransom resulting in death. 🔗Keep reading
Missouri man faces additional child exploitation charges following HSI investigation
A Missouri man, previously indicted for producing child pornography, now faces additional charges including victimizing a second child following a Homeland Security Investigations and joint law enforcement partner probe. 🔗Keep reading
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