- by foxnews
- 17 Aug 2025
ICE hauls in illegal immigrants convicted of child crimes in nationwide Wednesday sweep: 'clear message'
Federal agents detain illegal immigrants from Mexico, Ecuador and Honduras previously convicted of sexual assault and indecency with children.
"DHS is sending a clear message to illegal aliens: if you prey on children, if you victimize the innocent, ICE will find you, arrest you, and remove you from our country," McLaughlin said.
Ronald Echeverria-Tumbaco, of Ecuador, was previously convicted of aggravated indecent assault of a child under the age of 16 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
Leidy Linares-Rapalo, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, has been convicted of two counts of child abuse in Hall County, Nebraska.
Jheremy Julian Morales-Juarez, a Mexican national, was previously convicted of possession of obscene material depicting minors in Riverside, California.
Juan Espino-Escamilla, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was previously convicted of sexual assault in Reno, Nevada.
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