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MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN: DHS Deports Criminal Illegal Aliens, Including Killers, Rapists, Drunk Drivers, and Violent Assailants

DHS is delivering on the American people’s mandate to deport illegal aliens

WASHINGTON – The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released the following statement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported more illegal aliens, including those convicted of voluntary manslaughter, attempted murder, rape, and assault.

“Every day, the brave men and women of ICE are arresting and deporting illegal aliens from our country. In the last week, we’ve deported killers, drunk drivers, rapists, and violent assailants,” said DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin. “It’s no wonder that crime rates across the country have fallen to historic lows. Deporting illegal aliens saves lives. Thanks to President Trump’s leadership, we are making America safe again.”

Illegal aliens who were deported in the last week include:

Daniel Romero-Alverez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, deported on August 6. His criminal history includes convictions for voluntary manslaughter and illegal re-entry, and arrests for driving under the influence of liquor.

Yero Lee, a criminal illegal alien from South Korea, deported on August 4. His criminal history includes a conviction for attempted murder.

Francisco Lux Juarez, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala, deported on August 7. His criminal history includes a conviction for rape – strongarm.

Floyd Tayler, a criminal illegal alien from Canada, deported on August 7. His criminal history includes convictions for unlawful imprisonment and fourth-degree assault.

Lezman Donery Gomez Lopez, a criminal illegal alien from Honduras, deported on August 6. His criminal history includes a conviction for felony burglary.

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