ICE operation in Minneapolis arrests seven ‘worst of the worst’ criminal illegal aliens
In a significant enforcement action, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has arrested seven more criminal illegal immigrants in Minneapolis as part of Operation Metro Surge. This operation targets individuals deemed to be among the “worst of the worst,” including those with serious criminal backgrounds such as pedophiles, gang members, and drug traffickers. The arrests highlight a broader crackdown on illegal immigration and crime, with offenders originating from countries including Somalia, Venezuela, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, and Guatemala. DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin criticized local leaders, including Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey, for allegedly prioritizing the protection of these criminals over the safety of American citizens. The statement reflects a broader political narrative surrounding immigration enforcement, particularly under the Biden administration, with figures like President Trump and Governor Kristi Noem advocating for strict measures against illegal immigrants.
Among those arrested were Abdi Gelle Mohamed and Sahal Osman Shidane, both from Somalia, who were convicted of sexual offenses against minors. Other notable arrests included Mukhtar Mohamed Ali, also from Somalia, who has a history of robbery and domestic assault, and Andriu Javier Padron-Chacare from Venezuela, identified as a member of the notorious Tren de Aragua gang. The operation also apprehended Job Catani Cardenas from Ecuador, convicted of domestic assault, and Humberto Disla Sarita from the Dominican Republic, who was involved in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy. Additionally, Ernesto Vides-Cabrera from Guatemala faced charges for driving under the influence and assault. These arrests follow a previous operation in which DHS rounded up at least a dozen illegal immigrants, further emphasizing the agency’s commitment to enhancing public safety through targeted enforcement actions.
The urgency of these operations is underscored by alarming crime statistics, including a reported 1,153% increase in assaults on law enforcement officers. The situation has drawn national attention, particularly in light of the Justice Department’s recent federal charges against Abdimahat Bille Mohamed, a convicted sex offender who allegedly kidnapped and raped a woman he met online. His case exemplifies the complexities surrounding immigration enforcement and public safety, as he had previously avoided prison time under a plea agreement. As the DHS continues its crackdown, the debate over immigration policy and public safety remains a contentious issue at both state and national levels, with advocates on all sides weighing in on the implications of these enforcement actions.
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The
Department of Homeland Security
(DHS) arrested seven more criminal illegal immigrants, including “pedophiles, gang members and drug traffickers” during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday announced its latest “worst of the worst” list, with offenders coming from Somalia, Venezuela, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic and Guatemala.
“Governor
Tim Walz
and Mayor Jacob Frey protected these criminals at the expense of the safety of Americans,” DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement. “President Trump and Secretary Noem have a clear message for criminal illegal aliens: LEAVE NOW. If you don’t, we will find you, arrest you, and deport you.”
The arrests included Abdi Gelle Mohamed and Sahal Osman Shidane of Somalia, who
DHS said
were convicted of sexual abuse of a minor and sexual conduct of a victim aged 13–15 years old, respectively.
ICE ARRESTS MULTIPLE AFGHAN NATIONALS WITH CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS RELEASED INTO US BY BIDEN-ERA PROGRAMS: DHS
Mukhtar Mohamed Ali, also from Somalia, was convicted of robbery and domestic assault, the DHS said.
DHS said Andriu Javier Padron-Chacare from Venezuela is a Tren de Aragua gang member convicted of theft who was previously deported.
Job Catani Cardenas of Ecuador was convicted of
domestic assault, and Humberto Disla Sarita of from the Dominican Republic was convicted of conspiracy to import at least 50 kilograms of cocaine, the DHS said.
ICE NABS CHILD RAPISTS, GUN-TOTING ROBBERS AS ASSAULTS ON OFFICERS RISE 1,153%
An illegal immigrant from Guatemala, Ernesto Vides-Cabrera, was convicted of driving under the influence and assault, according to DHS.
The arrests came after DHS said Thursday it
rounded up at least a dozen
illegal immigrants in Minneapolis, including five Somali nationals, six from Mexico and one from El Salvador.
The Justice Department also filed federal charges this week against Abdimahat Bille Mohamed, 28, a convicted sex offender
in Minnesota
who allegedly kidnapped and raped a woman he met on Snapchat in September. He had been sentenced in May in two unrelated sexual assault cases, but a judge allowed him to serve no prison time under a plea agreement.
Fox News Digital’s Greg Norman contributed to this report.
