ICE arrests murderer, child sex abuser in Twin Cities sweep

ICE arrests murderer, child sex abuser in Twin Cities sweep

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Secretary of Homeland Security Christie Noem Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a series of shocking arrests in Minnesota’s Twin Cities area on Friday, including child sexual abuse, murder, drunk driving and violent assault.

One of the criminals Illegal immigrantsAldrin Guerrero-Muñoz has been in prison on the taxpayer’s dime since 2004 after serving a 32-year prison sentence for the intentional killing of his 3-month-old son.

While incarcerated, Guerrero-Munoz was convicted of assaulting a fellow inmate at the Stillwater prison, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). ICE filed an arrest warrant And he was taken into custody on Monday.

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Aldrin Guerrero-Munoz was convicted of murdering his 3-month-old son. (DHS)

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“Sanctuary politicians like (Minneapolis) Mayor Jacob Fry, who refuse to cooperate with ICE, are allowing criminals like Aldrin Guerrero-Munoz to remain unchecked in our communities,” Noem wrote in a statement. “Under President (Donald) Trump’s leadership, ICE will no longer allow the guise of moral superiority and political correctness to supersede the safety and security of the American people.”

Noem said 70% of ICE arrests are illegal immigrants who have been convicted or charged with a crime in the US.

“These statistics include foreign fugitives, illegal aliens convicted of crimes in other countries, gang members and Suspected terrorist” she added.

Other criminal illegal immigrants arrested in the area include:

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Francisco Javier Garcia-Oliver, a criminal illegal immigrant from Mexico, has multiple convictions, including sexual assault and sexual assault of a child, attempted sexual assault of a child, and sexual assault. (DHS)

Francisco Javier Garcia-Oliver

Francisco Javier Garcia-Oliver, of Mexico, has multiple convictions, including sexual assault and sexual assault of a child, attempted sexual assault of a child, and sexual assault, according to DHS.

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Jose Ruben Gomez Munoz, a criminal illegal immigrant from Mexico, was convicted of sexual assault.

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According to DHS, Jose Ruben Gomez Munoz of Mexico was convicted of sexual assault.

He was also charged with indecency with a minor.

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Humberto Yus-Juarez, a criminal illegal immigrant from Guatemala, was convicted of molesting and aggravated sexual assault of an underage girl.

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According to DHS, Humberto Us-Juarez of Guatemala was convicted of molestation of a minor and aggravated aggravated sexual assault.

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Jose Israel Hernandez Rivas, a criminal illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was convicted of human slavery or trafficking and commercial sex.

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Jose Israel Hernandez Rivas of El Salvador was convicted of human slavery or trafficking and commercial sex, according to DHS.

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Manuel Betancourt-Renteria, a criminal illegal immigrant from Mexico, has nearly a dozen convictions.

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According to DHS, Manuel Betancourt-Renteria of Mexico has 10 convictions, including two counts of assault, possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, theft and five traffic offenses.

He was also charged with driving under the influence of drugs and possession of methamphetamine.

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Nicolas Lopez Juarez, a criminal illegal immigrant from Guatemala, was convicted of aggravated assault with a weapon, three counts of driving under the influence and obstructing police.

Nicolas Lopez Juarez

Nicolas Lopez Juarez, of Guatemala, was convicted of aggravated assault with a weapon, three counts of driving under the influence and obstructing police, according to DHS.

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Juan Alejo-Alejo, a criminal illegal immigrant from Mexico, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and manslaughter by driving under the influence.

Juan Alejo-Alejo

Juan Alejo-Alejo, of Mexico, was convicted of reckless driving and homicide by driving under the influence, according to DHS.

He was also charged with driving under the influence in a separate incident.

Officials confirmed that Alejo-Alejo had previously been deported before re-entering the United States

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David Antonio Gonzalez Rivas, a convicted illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was convicted on two separate occasions of drug possession to avoid prosecution and fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle.

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David Antonio Gonzalez Rivas of El Salvador was convicted of drug possession and fleeing to avoid prosecution of a peace officer in a motor vehicle on two separate occasions, according to DHS.

Rivas has been arrested 14 additional times for crimes including aggravated assault, receiving stolen property and obstructing police, officials said.

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Pedro Cortez Soriano, a criminal illegal immigrant from Mexico, was convicted of criminal vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. (DHS)

Pedro Cortez Soriano

Pedro Cortez Soriano, of Mexico, was arrested for criminal vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, probation violation, illegal re-entry, and driving under the influence, according to DHS.

He had been deported twice before, with a final order of removal from 2004, officials said.

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