A cold-blooded killer in Columbia was one of nearly 500 illegal immigrants on the ice during a city-wide sting operation in Houston.
The yet-unnamed killer was detained in Texas this week, as President Trump continues to crack down on illegal immigration across the country.
Fox News reported that after joining ICE in the Houston attack, the Columbia killer was arrested and found he was ordered to be deported some time ago, but he still walked the street freely.
Ice Houston Director Bret Bradford said immigrants were charged with homicide in Colombia and were sentenced to 21 years in prison there, but were illegally slid into the United States in February 2024.
At the time, he was sent out the date of the immigration hearing and was released at that time, but like many illegal immigrants under the Biden administration, he just didn’t show up.
Bradford said they tracked the murderer for being removed from office by a U.S. immigration judge and praised his arrest as a victory in Trump’s policy.
“For me, the biggest thing is public safety,” he said.
The media reported that of the 422 illegal immigrants arrested in the Houston raid, 262 were criminally convicted, 34 had pending convictions, and 126 violated immigration.
In recent days, in a city-wide sting operation in Houston, there was a cold-blooded killer among nearly 500 illegal immigrants from the ice.
A total of 422 illegal immigrants were detained during the Houston raid, including 24 convicted of severe assault, 48 with DUIS, 37 with narcotic crimes, 21 resistance arrests, and 5 sexual assaults on children and minors
The Colombian national was sentenced to 21 years in prison for murder, a far cry from the only unpleasant character in the ice raid.
Another detention center for Houston crackdowners is a 72-year-old from Mexico who was convicted of homicide, robbery, shoplifting and assault, but remains in the United States after an eviction order issued in 2018.
During the raid, Hector Castillo-Garcia, 40, tried to escape from the car and then fled the ice world on foot, was arrested – found guilty of a series of charges in the United States.
These included arson, aggravated the attack with deadly weapons, and driving while drunk, but remained in Houston despite being expelled twice in the past.
A total of 24 of the 422 detained immigrants in Houston have been charged with assault, 48 of whom have been associated with DUIS, 37 have drug offenses, 21 resisted arrests, and five sexual assaults on children and minors.
President Trump continues to crack down on illegal immigration across the country, and arrests in Texas are shocking
Officials say the killer detained in Houston has been sent out for an immigration hearing and was released in February 2024, but like many illegal immigrants, he just didn’t show up.
Bradford told Fox News that criminals were tracked as analysts in the department identified senior illegal immigrants who already had rap sheets.
“They are doing database research to make the worst case scenarios, those who pose the biggest threat to public safety,” Bradford said.
“We then want to view our information about the person, make sure it is a viable goal, make sure we have a good address, go out and monitor so that we can see if we can pattern the subject’s movements and behaviors.
“So we want to combine the worst and worst situations together, plus the possibility that we are most likely to encounter and arrest, trying to combine these two things together to come up with the highest goal. ”
The attack happened after reports that President Trump was flooded with the number of illegal immigrants who were rounded up and deported. Picture: Trump’s border chest tom Tom Homan (Tom Homan)
ICE officials said they are stepping up efforts to simplify the deportation process to get them deported the same day they are detained. ICE agents were filmed in January in a raid in Chicago, Illinois
The attack happened after reports that President Trump was flooded with the number of illegal immigrants who were rounded up and deported.
Bradford said the ICE will soon step up efforts to evacuate immigrants by speeding up the process of removing the final order, who will be transferred to designated hubs and then sent to their home country.
He labeled it as a “hub and speech” system, designed to speed up the disassembly process.
“We can arrest his individual this morning, deal with him this afternoon, and have him evacuate the flight on the same day to save taxpayers’ costs and make it more efficient and bring these people out of the country more quickly,” he said.
