Sexual predators, child abusers, and other criminal illegal aliens arrested by ICE during National Police Week



The Department of Homeland Security highlighted several criminal illegal aliens who were arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Thursday during National Police Week, according to a press release obtained exclusively by Blaze News.

Federal agents arrested sexual predators, child abusers, and those previously convicted of other violent crimes.

'Every single day, our officers put their lives on the line to remove criminal illegal aliens from American neighborhoods.'

“Yesterday, the men and women of ICE risked their lives to arrest child pornographers, sexual predators, and burglars,” DHS Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis stated.

“Every single day, our officers put their lives on the line to remove criminal illegal aliens from American neighborhoods,” Bis continued. “On Police Week and every day, our pride in and support for these brave men and women keeping America safe will remain unwavering.”

DHS highlighted that ICE arrested Henry Paul Noriega-Perez, an illegal alien from Guatemala whose rap sheet includes a conviction for aggravated criminal sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of a minor in Cook County, Illinois.

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Henry Paul Noriega-Perez. Image source: Department of Homeland Security

Ueliton Aparecido Deborba, an illegal alien from Brazil, was also captured by ICE agents on Thursday. He was previously convicted of first-degree sexual assault of a victim under 13 years old and risk to injure a child in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Ueliton Aparecido Deborba. Image source: Department of Homeland Security

Federal immigration agents nabbed Raul Sanchez-Garduno, an illegal alien from Mexico who was convicted of aggravated sexual battery and forcible sodomy in Prince William County, Virginia.

Raul Sanchez-Garduno. Image source: Department of Homeland Security

Jason Daniel Mendoza-Canales, an illegal alien from Honduras, was also captured by ICE. His criminal history includes a conviction for sexual battery by restraint in Santa Monica, California.

Jason Daniel Mendoza-Canales. Image source: Department of Homeland Security

ICE arrested Juan Jose Godoy-Nunez, an illegal alien from Honduras. He was previously convicted of assault and burglary in Sumner County, Tennessee.

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Juan Jose Godoy-Nunez. Image source: Department of Homeland Security

“This Police Week, DHS honors law enforcement men and women protecting American communities from barbaric criminals,” the press release reads.

Bis noted that DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin was “on the ground with ICE law enforcement officers in Virginia” on Friday.

Mullin stated that ICE arrested an illegal alien who had previously been removed multiple times from the U.S. and had a criminal history of drug possession and driving under the influence. He blamed Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger and her sanctuary policies for making “Virginia a magnet for criminal illegal aliens.”

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Only 2 Democrats vote against resolution honoring police — then they use Trump, Jan. 6 as their justification



Two Democratic lawmakers are defending themselves after they voted against a resolution to honor law enforcement.

On Monday, the House passed HR 363 to support law enforcement for National Police Week, which began on Sunday and runs through Saturday. The resolution simply recognizes the necessity of police officers, their need for resources, and their acts of heroism.

Only two lawmakers voted against the resolution: Reps. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) and Cori Bush (D-Mo.), members of the infamous "Squad."

Rep. Cori Bush. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

The Democrats justified their vote in a statement on Tuesday, accusing Republicans of "gaslight[ing]" the public about law enforcement. And of course, they invoked Jan. 6 and former President Donald Trump.

"[T]his resolution is not a referendum on support for the safety of first responders," they claimed. "It is a document intended to advance Republicans’ false narrative around supporting law enforcement and gaslight the public about where they stand. Let's not forget that Republicans are the Party of Insurrection. It was Republican politicians who enabled January 6th by peddling lies about the election.

"Far from supporting law enforcement, Republicans are using their majority to actively target agencies that try to uphold the law and hold them and their cult leader Donald Trump accountable for their criminal behavior," they added.

The lawmakers went on to suggest Republicans don't care about public safety, and if they did, then they would pass Democrats' legislation.

If Republicans cared about public safety, including the safety of law enforcement officers, they wouldn’t be enabling insurrection, passing hypocritical messaging bills, and holding our economy hostage so they can ram through their unpopular agenda that disinvests from our communities. They would be taking up legislation like the People’s Response Act and the many other proposals that our Democratic colleagues have put forward that would invest in communities, prevent violence, and move us closer to genuine public safety for all.

Interestingly, the other members of the "Squad" — Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) — voted for the resolution.

Ahead of Monday's vote, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise called out those lawmakers he believed would vote against the resolution (i.e., the "Squad")," Politico noted. He accused them of hypocritically supporting "defund the police" while themselves utilizing security personnel.

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