ICE records 11 'criminal extraterrestrials' in the Oakland Park

Oakland Park, Fla. – Agents of the immigration and customs authorities arrested almost a dozen people while carrying out an examination in the Oakland Park on Wednesday.

A spokesman for ICE said that special agents had carried out a criminal investigation on Wednesday morning.

Agents took over a panel van and arrested 11 people, who call them “criminal extraterrestrials” who live in the United States that are accused of having committed serious crimes for whom they may be deported.

In a congress report, explains that a “criminal alien” may have joined the United States legally. All 11 are now processed by immigration and customs authorities.

Last month, before President Donald Trump began his second term with promise to enforce immigration, the Ministry of Homeland Security said that DHS concluded “more than 685,000 rejection and returns in the 2024 financial year, more than the previous year since 2010.”.

This included more distances to countries other than in Mexico than in an earlier financial year, officials said.

In the past few weeks, ICE officials have announced that improved immigration processes for the immigration of multicy immigration and to be prepared to several cities across the country.

According to ICE, his administrative arrests “occur when an ICE officer promotes an alien for a non-criminal civilian violation. The immigration courts hear these cases. Ice civil immigration enforcement arrests do not always lead to detention. “