ICE publishes criminal history of illegal migrant and son who were arrested in California

The US immigration and customs authority said that a mother and a son who lives illegally in the United States was due to its arrests in California last month in California.

The family of Yolanda Perez and her son Jonathan Tejeda-Perez said that the couple were arrested on February 24 near their house in the suburb of El Monte in Los Angeles. The family said that the ICE agents claimed that they had never shown them, Fox Los Angeles reported.

Yolana Perez 'daughter Xitali Tejeda told the news agency that her mother had been attacked when she moved her car for an urban-addicted vehicle when her brother tried to intervene. Yolanda Pedrez was on video and cried when ice agents held her and said: “You will take me with you.”

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The family said that the mother had no criminal records and was the main supervisor of her 21 -year -old daughter, who cannot run and fights against cancer.

The community gathered around the family. The US MP Gil Cisneros, D-Calif., Who represents El Monte, criticized the arrest at the beginning of this week.

“These arrests are disgusting and I have serious concerns of how these ICE arrests were carried out,” said Cisneros in an explanation. “The 31st district houses many immigrant families who have come to our country and want to contribute to our communities and our local economy.”

“This family El Monte only tried to take care of the youngest daughter and to provide her with the treatments of the healthcare system that she needs. Shooting the fear of demolishing our community members and talling families is not an acceptable solution for our broken immigration system,” he added. “We need a humane comprehensive immigration reform that deals with bad actors, but still maintains our American values ​​and helps to get immigrants who lives in our country. My office will continue to monitor this situation.”

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In a statement on Fox News Digital, Cisneros said that Yolanda Perez was a “hard -working woman who only tried to take care of her daughter and her cancer treatments”.

“The vast majority of immigrants like Yolanda have been living in the USA for years and makes valuable contributions as farmers, front workers and essential employees,” he added. “We have to give immigrants a fair opportunity and support legal immigration with a structure to apply for citizenship.”

A US immigration and customs authority in a federal building in downtown Los Angeles. ICE is resisting the criticism of the arrests of a mother and a son in the United States. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times about Getty Images)

An ICE spokesman told Fox News Digital that Yolanda Perez had illegally joined the United States at an unknown time. It was arrested by the Sheriff Department of the Los Angeles County in July 2005 for theft.

Jonathan Tejeda-Perez, who eventually entered the United States illegally, has several arrests, said ICE. It was arrested by the sheriff department for possession of a controlled substance, the possession of illegal utensils, driving without license in 2014, the possession of a controlled substance in 2015, the possession of illegal utensils and driving without a driver's license in 2016, ICE said.

Tejeda-Perez was arrested in 2017 by the Arcadia Police Department for the possession of a controlled substance, the Los Angeles Police Department for Real Estate and the United States' post inspection service in Los Angeles for theft or receiving stolen post.

A vehicle of the Sheriff department of the Los Angeles County. A duty-free LASD deputy was shot by the police in Fontana, California on Tuesday. (Sheriff department of the Los Angeles County)

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In this case, he was convicted of theft or preservation stolen post.

Both mother and son are detained until immigration procedures. The Eisbetrieb agreed to the Trump government's edict that criminal illegal immigrants are arrested and deported.