Exclusive: ICE Deports Illegal Aliens Convicted of Child Sex Crimes, Domestic Violence, Assault
A 1995 removal order. Six prior flights. Last week he finally left again.
Summary
- Breitbart reports DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said last week ICE deported more illegal aliens, including people convicted of child sex crimes, domestic violence, assault, and drunk driving.
- Miguel Baltazar-Bernal of Mexico left with convictions for sexual intercourse with a minor, corporal injury on a spouse, felon in possession of a firearm, possession of marijuana for sale, and illegal entry. He had already been deported six times and carried a 1995 final removal order.
- Omer Karahodzic of Bosnia and Herzegovina left after four counts of third-degree assault on a corrections employee, three counts of wanton endangerment, three drunk-driving counts, and a July 2025 removal order. Altiman Peterkin of Jamaica, who entered legally in November 2014 and overstayed by February 2015, left after assault on a family member plus arrests for rape and a murder threat. A judge ordered him out in July 2026.
- Teofilo Ramos-Ramos of Guatemala left after false imprisonment by violence and drunk driving causing injury, under a December 2022 order. Cecilia Gonzalez-Chavez of Mexico, ordered out in September 2023, recrossed in November 2023, was released into the interior, then left after aggravated assault and aggravated battery. Mullin said 80 percent of Americans support deporting criminal illegal aliens.
Commentary
A night-shift warehouse dad still tapes a split knuckle and locks a side door that should not be the last line between a kid and a six-time recross. He did not pay overtime so a 1995 order could lose six planes.
Six. Flights. Then a seventh. The honest mom already paid the fence. The got-away paid the street.
Look every working father who still walks a dark lot to his truck in the eye and answer this: if a 1995 order can lose six crossings, who still owns the next release?
Comments
1995 order. Six prior flights. Last week was flight seven. That is a revolving door, not a glitch.
I stood a ramp so a stamp would stick. Weld the door after the second plane, not the seventh.
Baltazar-Bernal. Karahodzic July 2025. Peterkin July 2026. Gonzalez recross November 2023. Publish the four jackets.
Allied courts still treat a felony recross as the last chance. A 2023 release is a bill.
Child sex. Spouse injury. Assault on a jailer. 80 percent. File the nouns next to the dates.
I still lock a dock at 2 a.m. I want the sixth recross on a plane, not in my bay.
A minor-sex conviction plus six prior flights is not paperwork. It is a warning the street already paid.
A got-away with a firearm count is a second border. The first order should have been enough.
Breitbart printed 1995, six flights, July 2025, and the November 2023 recross. Argue those nouns.
Keep the flights. End the interior release. A visitor who hurts a child is not a neighbor.
