ICE's big arrests on Trump's first day

 The Federalist Wire:

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According to the New York Post, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 308 illegal aliens, including an attempted m*rderer, on President Donald Trump’s first full day in the White House.

According to a senior official in the Trump administration, on January 21, a coordinated coast-to-coast operation targeted criminal migrants in and around sanctuary cities such as Denver, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Seattle, Baltimore, and Miami. The operation involved multiple agencies and marked the beginning of the mass deportations Trump had promised during his campaign.

In Silver Spring, Maryland, ICE agents apprehended Edward Marlon Rauda-Aldnada, a 56-year-old s*x offender from El Salvador. Meanwhile, in Colorado, officers with ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) detained Jose Barco-Chirino, a Venezuelan national, at Colorado State Prison. Barco-Chirino, convicted of attempted m*rder and other violent offenses, will remain in ICE custody until deportation proceedings are concluded.

Miguel Andres-Mateo, a 20-year-old from Guatemala, was arrested near Atlanta. Andres-Mateo, previously deported in 2014, had been convicted of driving under the influence and is now awaiting removal from the U.S. once again.

Philadelphia authorities captured Kodir Mazhidov, a 22-year-old citizen of Tajikistan, for violating terms of his previous release. His arrest followed a series of offenses, including reckless endangerment and fleeing law enforcement.

Seattle agents detained Victorino Gaytan-Hernandez, a Mexican national previously convicted of s*xually abusing a minor. In Miami, ICE rounded up six Guatemalan nationals with extensive criminal records, including charges of child abuse, battery, and fraud.
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It makes me wonder why ICE did not make these arrests before Biden left office.  Was someone holding them back?  It does look like the country will be safer with Trump in office.

See also:

Kristi Noem: Notorious Gang Leader Nabbed by ICE Was Trying to Buy Explosives

And:

 Speaker Johnson and Secretaries Bessent and Hegseth Targeted in Bizarre Assassination Attempt

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