U.S. Law Enforcement

06/19/2026

🚨 ICE Arrests Vietnamese National With 25+ Years of Criminal Sentences

ICE Los Angeles announced the arrest of Hung Phi Nguyen, a Vietnamese national with a lengthy criminal history that includes multiple violent and drug-related offenses.

According to ICE, Nguyen was sentenced to more than 25 years in prison for crimes including:

🔹 Robbery
🔹 Kidnapping
🔹 Firearm Possession
🔹 Purchasing and Processing Co***ne for Sale
🔹 Other Controlled Substance Offenses
🔹 Assault and Battery
🔹 DUI
🔹 Vehicle Theft

ICE officials stated that Nguyen was taken into custody and will remain detained pending removal from the United States.

The case highlights the agency’s continued focus on locating and removing non-citizens with significant criminal histories, particularly those involving violent offenses, fi****ms, narcotics trafficking, and repeat criminal conduct.

📌 This report is based on information released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Criminal convictions referenced by ICE are matters of public record.

Question: Should non-citizens convicted of serious violent crimes, kidnapping, and major drug trafficking offenses be automatically detained by ICE upon release from prison?

06/19/2026

🚨 ICE Arrests Guatemalan National Facing Child S*xual Assault Charges

ICE Boston announced the arrest of Luis Fernando Esquivel-Garcia, a Guatemalan national, during enforcement operations conducted on May 15.

According to ICE, Esquivel-Garcia is currently facing:

🔹 Two counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14
🔹 Five counts of procuring alcohol for a minor

Authorities indicated that the charges remain pending and have not yet resulted in a conviction. ICE took the individual into custody as immigration proceedings move forward.

Cases involving allegations of crimes against children are typically treated as high-priority matters by both local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities due to the vulnerability of the alleged victims and the seriousness of the charges.

📌 This report is based on information released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The charges referenced by ICE are allegations, and the accused is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

Question: Should non-citizens facing felony charges involving alleged crimes against children be held in immigration custody while their criminal cases are pending?

06/18/2026

🚨 BREAKING: Pete Hegseth has officially canceled Pride Month and removed the Pride Flag from recognition, stating, "We will only recognize the American flag."

Do you support this decision?

YES or NO below! 👇

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

Sherman County Offices will be closed tomorrow for Juneteenth Holiday June 19, 2026.

06/18/2026

I like it!

06/18/2026

🚨 Suspected Narcotics Smuggler Arrested by ICE in Arizona

ICE Phoenix announced the arrest of Hector Antonio Ramos-Cisneros, a 22-year-old Mexican national described by authorities as a criminal illegal alien and suspected narcotics smuggler.

According to ICE, Ramos-Cisneros was taken into custody in Arizona and is now facing removal proceedings. Officials stated the arrest was part of ongoing efforts to identify and remove individuals they believe pose threats to public safety and border security.

While ICE identified Ramos-Cisneros as a suspected narcotics smuggler, the agency did not provide additional details in the post regarding specific criminal charges or convictions.

Federal authorities have long cited narcotics trafficking organizations as a major driver of illegal drug distribution throughout the United States, particularly involving fentanyl, methamphetamine, he**in, and co***ne.

📌 This report is based on information released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Allegations and suspicions referenced by ICE have not necessarily resulted in criminal convictions unless otherwise stated by authorities.

Question: Should individuals suspected of involvement in narcotics smuggling face mandatory immigration detention while their cases are resolved?

06/18/2026

🚨 Convicted Child Ra**st Arrested by ICE Upon Release from North Carolina Prison

ICE Atlanta announced the arrest of Angel Rivera Cortez, a Mexican national, at Lumberton Correctional Institution in North Carolina immediately following his prison sentence.

According to ICE, Rivera Cortez had been serving time for:

🔹 First-Degree S*x Offense with a Child
🔹 First-Degree R**e

Rather than being released back into the community after completing his sentence, ICE officers took him into federal custody for immigration enforcement proceedings.

ICE stated that the arrest was conducted at the correctional facility and emphasized that individuals convicted of violent sexual crimes against children pose a significant public safety concern.

📌 Cases involving child sexual assault and r**e are among the highest-priority enforcement targets for immigration authorities due to the severity of the underlying convictions.

This report is based on information released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Criminal convictions referenced by ICE are matters of public record.

Question: Should ICE automatically take custody of non-citizens convicted of violent sexual offenses against children before they are released from prison?

06/18/2026

I wonder how many cities will follow this.

06/18/2026

Question: Should individuals with convictions for homicide, child kidnapping, and violent sexual crimes remain in immigration detention until removal is completed, regardless of repatriation delays?