ICE Arrests Criminal Immigrants, Lowest Murder Rate in 125 Years

0:00On March 10th, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement recently arrested several undocumented immigrants across the country with prior convictions. For serious crimes like child molestation, rape, sexual battery, and assault. These operations target people convicted or charged with offenses here in the United States, ramping up under President Trump's second term that, started last January, officials report more than 713,000 removals so far alongside the lowest murder rate in 125 years. DHS leaders emphasize these actions, keep dangerous individuals from harming Americans, especially vulnerable kids, and criticize sanctuary policies. For blocking cooperation with federal agents, among the latest catches, a Vietnamese national with multiple child molestation convictions in Missouri, a Honduran convicted of rape in New York, and others from Mexico and Venezuela facing sex crimes or assault charges. Earlier this week, agents placed a detainer on a Mexican man accused of sexually assaulting

1:03a 14-year-old high school student in Utah after he re-entered illegally. Enforcement keeps rowing with more details on top public safety threats available on the DHS website.