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In <vn0v8d$2ddtn$3@dont-email.me> pothead wrote: 
>
> On 2025-01-24, John Smyth <smythlejon2@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Trump’s ICE raids turn up pedophiles, gangbangers and NY-based suspected
>> terrorist as 538 migrants arrested: ‘Heinous crimes’'
>>
>><https://nypost.com/2025/01/24/us-news/trumps-ice-raids-turn-up-pedos-gangbangers-and-ny-based-suspected-terrorist-as-538-migrants-arrested/>
>>
>> 'President Trump’s long-promised ICE raids continued on Thursday — as
>> the total number of illegal migrants nabbed by federal authorities
>> reached 538, including new arrests of pedophiles, gang members, and a
>> suspected terrorist in New York.
>>
>> US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are scouring cities and
>> states, trying to round up illegal aliens who are either wanted for
>> crimes in their home country or who have committed crimes during their
>> time in the US.
>>
>> A source told The Post that many of the migrants rounded up by agents
>> were convicted in “some very heinous cases.”
>>
>> Border Czar Tom Homan talks to state troopers and national guardsmen
>> taking part in Operation Lone Star at a facility on the U.S.-Mexico
>> border, Nov. 26, 2024, in Eagle Pass, Texas.
>> 7
>> Border czar Tom Homan talks to state troopers and National Guardsmen
>> taking part in Operation Lone Star at a US-Mexico border facility on
>> Nov. 26, 2024, in Eagle Pass, Texas.
>> AP
>> ICE’s crackdown spanned several states — including a controversial raid
>> on a Newark, NJ, business in which agents failed to provide a warrant
>> for the search and temporarily detained a military veteran without
>> cause, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka alleged.
>>
>> However, the day was marked by successful apprehensions of various pervs
>> and perps including five men convicted of sexual crimes against
>> children, a suspected terrorist, smugglers, and alleged murderers.
>>
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>> The Haitian migrant will be deported, despite his protests, Homan said.
>> Border czar Tom Homan's simple message for gangster who yelled he's 'not
>> going back to Haiti'
>>
>> Here's what MLK Jr.'s family thinks about Trump's order to declassify
>> assassination files — and their one request
>>
>> California Gov. Newsom to crash Trump's arrival to tour LA fire damage
>> In New York state, ICE agents took several migrant criminals into
>> custody, including the suspected terrorist.
>>
>> ICE New York apprehended Gokhan Adriguzel, a 30-year-old Turkish
>> national who is a “known or suspected terrorist,” according to a release
>> from the agency.
>>
>> Big Apple-centric ICE agents also took into custody a known MS-13
>> gangbanger.
>>
>> Gokhan Adriguzel, a 30-year-old Turkish national, who is a "known or
>> suspected terrorist, was apprehended in New York.
>> 7
>> Gokhan Adriguzel, a 30-year-old Turkish national who is a “known or
>> suspected terrorist,” was apprehended in New York.
>> Obtained by the NY Post
>> Juan Francisco Sanchez Contreras, 22, an El Salvador national, is an
>> MS-13 gang member and was illegally living in the United States until
>> today, according to the release.
>>
>> ICE Buffalo also had its hands full, taking three men into custody.
>>
>> Pedro Julio Meja, a citizen of the Dominican Republic, was previously
>> convicted of sexual conduct against a child, according to the agency.
>>
>> Juan Francisco Sanchez Contreras is an MS-13 gang member from El
>> Salvador and was illegally living in the United States.
>> 7
>> Juan Francisco Sanchez Contreras is an MS-13 gang member from El
>> Salvador and was illegally living in the United States.
>> Obtained by the NY Post
>> Luis Alberto Espinoza-Boconsaca, an Ecuadorian who was convicted of
>> rape, was also taken into custody in the upstate city.
>>
>> Albert Mills, a citizen of Canada, convicted of endangering the welfare
>> of a child and criminal possession of stolen property, was the third
>> arrested by ICE Buffalo.
>>
>> Two other individuals known to be members of South America-based gangs
>> were taken into custody in other US cities.
>>
>> Luis Alberto Espinoza-Boconsaca, an Ecuadorian who was convicted of
>> rape.
>> 7
>> Luis Alberto Espinoza-Boconsaca, an Ecuadorian who was convicted of
>> rape.
>> Obtained by the NY Post
>> Albert Mills, a citizen of Canada, convicted of endangering the welfare
>> of a child.
>> 7
>> Albert Mills, a citizen of Canada, was convicted of endangering the
>> welfare of a child.
>> Obtained by the NY Post
>> US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are currently scouring
>> cities and states trying to round up illegal aliens who are either
>> wanted for crimes in their home country or who have committed crimes
>> during their time in the US.
>> 7
>> US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are scouring cities and
>> states, trying to round up illegal aliens who are either wanted for
>> crimes in their home country or who have committed crimes during their
>> time in the US.
>> AFP/Getty Images
>> ICE's crack-down spanned several states — including a controversial raid
>> on a Newark, NJ business in which agents failed to provide a warrant for
>> the search and temporarily detained a military veteran without cause
>> 7
>> ICE’s crackdown spanned several states — including a controversial raid
>> on a Newark, NJ, business in which agents failed to provide a warrant
>> for the search and temporarily detained a military veteran without
>> cause.
>> Los Angeles Times via Getty Images
>> In San Antonio, Texas, Yoswaldo Jose Mata-Ribice, a 24-year-old
>> Venezuelan national and known member of Tren de Aragua, was arrested by
>> ICE agents and is set to be deported.
>>
>> Jesus Alberto Barron-Lavin, a 42-year-old Mexican national and member of
>> the gang Barrio Azteca, was taken into custody by ICE agents in El Paso,
>> Texas.
>>
>> Two Chinese nationals were arrested in St. Louis, Mo., who were
>> previously charged with wire fraud, according to the release.
>>
>>
>> ICE agents also effected removal orders in Birmingham, Ala.; Tuscon,
>> Ariz.; San Francisco, Calif.; Denver, Colo.; Atlanta, Ga.; Chicago,
>> Ill.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Baltimore, Md.; St. Paul, Minn.; St. Louis, Mo.;
>> Buffalo, NY; Charlotte, NC; San Antonio and El Paso, Texas; Salt Lake
>> City, Utah; Seattle, Wash.; and even San Juan, Puerto Rico'
>
> So now how are we going to get our melons and lettuce picked?
> ROTFLMAO!

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