ICE crackdown in Indiana: 426 arrested without incident in five days
Five days. Four hundred twenty-six cuffs. MS-13 and Tren de Aragua in the same Indiana stack.
Summary
- Just the News, citing The Center Square, reports ICE's Operation Safe Community-Indiana arrested 426 illegal foreign nationals in five days, including offenders with records for sex crimes, assault, domestic assault, drug trafficking, weapons, fraud, identity theft, burglary, and DWI.
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations acting Assistant Director Patricia Hyde said the operation worked with state and local partners to arrest and remove criminal alien offenders. ICE Chicago Deputy Field Office Director Raymond Hernandez said more than 400 illegal aliens came off Indiana streets.
- ICE said officers also arrested members of transnational street gangs and people designated with foreign terrorist organizations, including MS-13 and Tren de Aragua. Examples included Salvadoran, Nicaraguan, Mexican, Haitian, and Guatemalan men in the country illegally.
- As of September 15, Indiana had 45 filed 287(g) applications, nearly half pending, most for the Task Force Model. Nationwide ICE had signed 2,510 Memorandums of Agreement for 287(g) in 39 states and two U.S. territories.
Commentary
A mill dad still clocks a second shift in Indianapolis and knows a 287(g) stamp is supposed to mean a local cop can hand a name to ICE. He did not pay the levy so a sex-battery file could sit while a gang tag walked his block.
Four hundred twenty-six. Five days. Zero incident. MS-13. Tren de Aragua. Forty-five Indiana applications, 2,510 agreements nationwide. The vinyl chair in that Chicago field office still waits. The honest household already bought the overtime.
Ask every Hoosier father who still locks a side door after a night shift this: if 426 already came off the street in five days, who still owns the next Indiana file a sanctuary desk left open?
Comments
426. Five days. Hyde and Hernandez. Keep the three.
I stood a gate so a gang tag still meant a hold. A 287(g) is not a vibe.
MS-13. Tren de Aragua. 45 Indiana applications. Print the three.
Allied counties still treat a criminal alien as a docket, not a guest.
2,510 agreements in 39 states. Task Force Model. File both.
I still punch steel at 2 a.m. I want the next name off my block.
A five-day stack is not theater. It is a warning the street already paid.
A designated terror tag on an Indiana street is a second border.
Center Square printed 426, 287(g), and the gang names. Argue those nouns.
Honor the hold. Sign the next 287(g). A cuff is not a souvenir.
