President Trump continued aggressively with his promise to carry out the largest massive deportation effort in American history in the first week that he was in power again, arresting more than 2,000 people during a widespread repression.
A senior officer in the Trump government announced exclusive deportation and arrest numbers to DailyMail.com to conclude Trumps hectic first week that he was in power again, including details of the worst criminals who had slipped through the net.
On Friday alone, the ICE authorities arrested 445 illegal migrants with a criminal record, while another 148 migrants were taken into custody without criminal record, ready for deportation.
A further 449 arresters were submitted – requests to the local police to hold on to arrested persons until ICE can pick them up – 468 deletions or repatriations, and 15 gang -related arrests throughout the country.
Almost 5,000 Homeland Security and Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officials were used by the Trump government to perform raids, in particular aimed at shrines where dangerous criminals could not be followed by ICE under the weak immigration policy from BIDEN- era.
The worst of the worst that ICE picked up on Friday was Cesar Augusto Polanco, 59, a Dominican Republican citizen who lived freely in Boston despite a criminal conviction for manslaughter.
In San Antonio, Texas, the Venezuelan Nestor Jose Mendoza-Garcia was arrested after he was identified as an active member of the notorious Treen de Aragua gang, and was found with a gun that was related to an unsolved murder from November 2024.
Like many others on the unmasked deportation list, Mendoza-Garcia was initially arrested during the Biden government in October 2023, but he was only ordered to appear and released in society-and he lived for more than a year until he month in custody was taken. week.
The worst of the worst that ICE picked up on Friday was Cesar Augusto Polanco, 59, a Dominican Republican citizen who lived freely in Boston despite a criminal conviction for manslaughter.
Juan Misael Canales-Garcia was one of the many El Salvador citizens who were arrested because he was found with previous convictions for theft and kidnapping
The dizzying figures come while Trump continued aggressively with his promise to carry out the largest massive deportation effort in American history in his first week he was back in power.
In New York, where buses and flights of migrants under the reign of Biden at their peak had more than 10,000 people, a number of raids led to arrests of well -known gang members and criminals.
Jose Tito Reyes, 54, a citizen of El Salvador, was arrested on Friday by Ice and turned out to have an earlier conviction for violent touch. He received a prison sentence of 90 days and a probationary period of three years, revealed the White House officer to DailyMail.com on Friday.
Ice in New Orleans strict Juan Miseal Canales-Garcia, another burger from El Salvador who was previously convicted of theft and kidnapping.
The Mexican citizen Edgar Rivas-Rodriguez was also arrested in Chicago, while he walked through the streets despite earlier convictions due to possession of methamphetamine and leaving the location of an accident caused injury.
Just like Mendoza-Garcia, a wave of suspected members of the Venezuelan tren, the Aragua gang has been arrested this week-where it is known that the gang has gained a foothold in the United States in recent years.
This frightening development made the headlines last year when Tren the Aragua gangsters took over an apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado.
Suspected gang member Elmer Aparicio-Castillo was taken into custody in Nashville together with another Tren de Aragua-Loyalist, 36, in which both men held criminal magazines, including avoiding arrest, prostitution and drug possession.
And in Buffalo, New York, the well -known sex dealer Julio Cesar Diaz Martinez was arrested by Ice, where the authorities said they had saved a female Dominican citizen that he actively made as a victim at the time of his arrest.
In the first week of Trump in the White House, a total of more than 2,000 illegal migrants were arrested
The authorities have arrested several well-known Tren the Aragua gang members, including Edgar Rivas-Rodriguez, who ran through the streets of Chicago despite previous convictions due to possession of methamphetamine and leaving the location of an accident that caused injury.
And in Buffalo, New York, the well -known sex dealer Julio Cesar Diaz Martinez was arrested by Ice, where the authorities said they had saved a female Dominican citizen that he actively made as a victim at the time of his arrest.
In San Antonio, Texas, the Venezuelan Nestor Jose Mendoza-Garcia was arrested after he was identified as an active member of the Tren de Aragua gang, and was found with a gun that was related to an unsolved murder from November 2024.
It comes at the moment that another 1,500 troops arrived in active service on the southern border on Thursday
A Haitian gang leader with seventeen convictions from the past burst into a wild tirade on Wednesday when he was dragged into a police car
The frightening list of arrested illegal immigrants are just a few of the well -known murderers, rapists and pedophiles who were taken into custody of Trump in the first week – including a Haitian gang leader with 17 previous convictions that was seen in a wild tirade. Was dragged into a police car on Wednesday.
It is because on Thursday the Mexican authorities blocked an American military aircraft for the deportation of illegal migrants.
American officials told NBC News that an aircraft full of illegal immigrants on their way to Mexico has never risen after the authorities south of the border had rejected this step.
The flight was one of the three who would leave on Thursday, in addition to two C-17s from the Air Force to Guatemala with more than 150 people on board, as part of what Trump has described as the largest massive deportation effort in American history.
Trumps hard border Tom Homan said on Thursday that of the 1,300 migrants who had been arrested at the time, “more than 1,000 of them were criminals.”
He criticized the policy of the Rancing Court because it had migrants with long criminal magazines stay in American cities, because they refused to inform Ice of their place of residence during the Biden era.
'I don't care if you are Republican or Democrat, independent, why don't you let the law enforcement officers go to a provincial prison, a provincial prison of the taxpayer, to arrest the man you have so clearly imprisoned in a prison chat, the Threat for public safety that will offer a solution for a much of this problem, “he said.
“And I hope the sanctuary will come.”
The White House released this image on Thursday from one of the planes that reportedly bring illegal migrants to Guatemala
The hard borders of President Trump, Tom Homan, warned that local authorities who want to protect illegal migrants against deportation forces can now be prosecuted
Thursday morning also marked the start of Trump's step to send the American army to the southern border, with 1,500 active troops arriving early in the day.
The Pentagon confirmed that the 1,000 army soldiers and 500 marines who were deployed in the south, including those of military police units, as well as combatiurs and intelligence specialists to help with the detection and monitoring of illegal border jumpers.
The extra active troops, which are on top of the approximately 2,500 troops that are currently already stationed along the border, will also help to build barriers along the border and deliver air force for deportations.
More than 5,400 migrants currently being held in the US will be flown out by the armed forces, as a token of power for the first days of Trump in the White House.
As part of the effort, four C-17 and C-130 military aircraft were moved to El Paso, Texas and San Diego, California this week, an officer told Task & Purpose. One of those C-17s was the plane that was rejected by the Mexican authorities on Thursday.
Trump is planning to send a total of 10,000 soldiers to the border in active service.
