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From coast to coast, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continue to nab illegal aliens convicted of vile crimes like murder and the sexual assault of young children. The Department of Homeland Security on Monday shared a list with The Daily Wire of some of the “worst of the worst” picked up by ICE over the weekend. The list included those convicted from California to Florida, New York to Iowa, and Texas. “While Americans were enjoying their weekend, ICE law enforcement officers were hard at work arresting the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens across the country including convicted murderers, pedophiles, and rapists,” Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told The Daily Wire. According to DHS, the list of those arrested included: Carlos Lopez, an illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted of sexual assault of a child 14-17 in Harris County, Texas William Andrad-Gomez, an illegal alien from El Salvador convicted of criminal sexual act on a victim less than 11 years old in Suffolk County, New York Carlos Alberto Guevara-Fernandez, an illegal alien from Cuba, convicted of sex assault, cruelty toward a child, and sex offense against child-fondling in Hillsborough County, Florida Jaime Madujano-Nunez, an illegal alien from Mexico convicted of predatory criminal sexual assault of a child in Cook County, Illinois Rosendo Daniel Cuazitl, an illegal alien from Mexico convicted of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 in Pomona, California Korakon Sayavong, an illegal alien from Laos with six previous felony convictions including rape in Emporia, Kansas Josue Cruz-Lopez, an illegal alien from Mexico convicted of terroristic threats in Camden, New Jersey Valentin Argueta, an illegal alien from El Salvador, convicted of criminal possession of a weapon, assault, and murder in Nassau County, New York An Angkel, an illegal alien from Micronesia convicted of domestic abuse assault, impeding air/blood flow in Woodbury County, Iowa Arturo Moreno-Sanchez, an illegal alien from Mexico convicted of simple assault in Norristown, Pennsylvania Zhixiang Chen, an illegal alien from China convicted of corrupt organizations and organized retail theft in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania Milton Hernandez-Ramirez, an illegal alien from Mexico convicted of unlawfully carrying a weapon in San Antonio, Texas Juan Ramon Blanco-Martinez, an illegal alien from El Salvador convicted of unlawful possession of a weapon in Lindenwold, Illinois Jholimar Jimenez-Malasquez, an illegal alien from Venezuela, convicted of shoplifting in Dakota County, Nebraska Hugo Castellar-Acosta, a criminal illegal alien from Venezuela convicted of shoplifting in Dakota County, Nebraska Zhixiang Chen/Jholimar Jimenez-Malasquez: DHS. McLaughlin told The Daily Wire that the vast majority of illegal aliens detained by the Trump administration had other serious criminal convictions or charges. “Our law enforcement officers are working around the clock to arrest criminal illegal aliens released into American neighborhoods by the Biden Administration,” she said. “Seventy percent of ICE arrests are of illegal aliens charged or convicted of a crime in the United States. Under President Trump and Secretary Noem, America’s borders are closed to lawbreakers.”

Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) revealed on Monday that her office had terminated a staffer who’d been accused of impersonating an attorney and pretending to represent previously deported illegal alien, Jose Ismael Ayuzo Sandoval, who was apprehended in Staunton, Illinois. According to a report shared by Fox News National Correspondent Bill Melugin, the staffer embarked upon the charade while interacting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in an effort to get the illegal alien in question — who’d been deported four times and had a DUI conviction — out of federal custody. “Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) notifies ICE she has fired a staffer who was accused by ICE of pretending to be the attorney of a previously deported illegal alien in an effort to free him from federal custody. Duckworth tells ICE in letter that she was not aware of, and didn’t authorize or direct the staffer’s conduct,” Melugin posted along with a photo of a letter Duckworth sent to acting ICE Director Todd Lyons. BREAKING: Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) notifies ICE she has fired a staffer who was accused by ICE of pretending to be the attorney of a previously deported illegal alien in an effort to free him from federal custody. Duckworth tells ICE in letter that she was not aware of, and… pic.twitter.com/Bg0UFzy9x5 — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) November 17, 2025 “Dear Acting Director Lyons,” Duckworth’s letter began. “I am writing in response to your November 12, 2025 letter regarding interactions between an employee of my Senate Office and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in the St. Louis ICE Field Office.” “Upon reviewing the matter, I can confirm that neither I nor my leadership team was aware of, authorized or directed what your letter described as the employee’s conduct,” she continued. “My office has terminated the employment of said employee, effective November 17, 2025.” The Department of Homeland Security went public with the accusation on November 12, as Duckworth noted, and shared some information about what the staffer had done. “This @SenDuckworth staff member allegedly claimed to be the lawyer of a 40-year-old illegal immigrant who had been deported to Mexico 4 times and had a DUI conviction, in order to seek his release from custody. He accomplished this by falsifying an official Department of Homeland Security form. We look forward to a response from Senator Duckworth,” DHS posted. This @SenDuckworth staff member allegedly claimed to be the lawyer of a 40-year-old illegal immigrant who had been deported to Mexico 4 times and had a DUI conviction, in order to seek his release from custody. He accomplished this by falsifying an official Department of Homeland… pic.twitter.com/R3ggCwolE6 — Homeland Security (@DHSgov) November 12, 2025 The Daily Wire’s Jennie Taer followed up with additional information a short time later, adding, “DHS tells me that the Duckworth staffer was posing as a lawyer to get Jose Isemal Ayuzo Sandoval, who was deported four times before and has a DUI conviction. ‘On October 29, 2025, ICE arrested Ayuzo in Staunton, IL. He was transferred to ICE St. Louis for processing where a Duckworth staffer allegedly tried to remove him from ICE custody by claiming to be his attorney,'” she said. DHS tells me that the Duckworth staffer was posing as a lawyer to get Jose Isemal Ayuzo Sandoval, who was deported four times before and has a DUI conviction. “On October 29, 2025, ICE arrested Ayuzo in Staunton, IL. He was transferred to ICE St. Louis for processing where a… https://t.co/51MKTofg25 pic.twitter.com/IteUO0fBze — Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) November 12, 2025

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he’s open to green-lighting strikes inside of Mexico “to stop drugs” from crossing into the United States. Trump spoke with reporters in the Oval Office about targeting “narco-terrorists” in the Caribbean Sea, and said he would be “okay” with using that same strategy to take out out drug runners on land — even if they’re inside of Mexico. “Would I launch strikes in Mexico to stop drugs? That’s okay with me,” Trump said. “Whatever we have to do to stop drugs. I looked at Mexico City over the weekend. There’s some big problems over there.” Asked if he would seek Mexico’s permission before launching a strike on drug traffickers inside of the country, Trump said, “I wouldn’t answer that question.” “I’ve been speaking to Mexico. They know how I stand,” Trump added. “We have lost hundreds of thousands of people to drugs, so now we’ve stopped the waterways. We know every route. We know the addresses of every drug lord. We know their address. We know their front door. We know everything about every one of them. They’re killing our people. That’s like a war.” .@POTUS: “We have lost hundreds of thousands of people a year… and much of it comes through Mexico. So, let me just put it this way — I am NOT happy with Mexico.” pic.twitter.com/MzvJreOuEM — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) November 17, 2025 The president said he would be “proud” to conduct land strikes on drug cartels, adding that he would “probably” go to Congress before striking inside of a foreign country. Trump also discussed potentially hitting “cocaine factories” inside of Colombia. The Trump administration has been criticized by Democrats and some Republicans for taking out suspected drug runners in international waters without congressional authorization. Trump has ordered 11 strikes in the Caribbean Sea in the past two months, killing over 80 suspected drug traffickers. The Trump administration says that at least 85% of drug trafficking through waterways has been stopped following the “narco-terrorist” strikes, but most illegal drugs are snuck into the United States on land, coming in through ports of entry. Most fentanyl trafficked into the United States comes from Mexico or China and is driven across the U.S. southern border in passenger vehicles, according to the Government Accountability Office. Mexico has said that it would not approve of U.S. military operations on its soil. “We reject any form of intervention or interference. That’s been very clear, Mexico coordinates and collaborates, but does not subordinate itself,” Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said in April. NBC News reported earlier this month that the Trump administration is considering deploying troops to Mexico to target drug cartels with drones. Six Mexican cartels were designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations by the State Department just weeks after Trump was sworn in for his second term.