The Department of Homeland Security is publicly asking Dallas officials not to release a Mexican national accused of murdering two women in Central Texas in crimes that spanned six years, warning that letting him go could endanger the community. Luis Fernando Benitez-Gonzalez was arrested in the Dallas area on April 27 by U.S. Marshals and Texas police. ICE has lodged a detainer requesting that local authorities notify the agency before any release and hold him long enough for federal agents to take custody. DNA evidence allegedly ties Benitez-Gonzalez to two separate murder scenes. Authorities say the victims, 28-year-old Alba Jenisse Aviles-Marti and 34-year-old Alyssa Ann Rivera, were killed years apart. Police believe there could be additional victims.