ICE deports violent criminal aliens to South Sudan after ‘weeks of delays’

The Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) announced on Saturday, after it called it “weeks of delay by active judges” that left ice officers in danger.

“These patients were recently deported to South Sudan on Independence Day,” Secretary Tricia McLeulin said in a statement.

“After weeks of delay by the active judges who endanger our law, Ice deported these eight barbarian criminal foreigners who are heinous to their countries will not accept them.”

The deportation voltage was banned through a series of provisions of the lower court, on which the Supreme Court turned on July 3, giving the Trump administration’s request to impose a removal policy in the third country. The eight men were held in Djibouti, where they were legal challenges.

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According to the Ministry of National Security, the eight men had a wide criminal history and violence.

Enrique Arias Hiro, a Cuban citizen, was convicted of death, armed theft, kidnapping and impersonation of the law enforcement officer. Jose Manuel Rodriguez Kenons, from Cuba, also convicted of trying to kill first -class with a weapon, battery, theft and drug trafficking.

Thungxay Nilakout, a Lot Citizen, was convicted of first -class killing and theft and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Jesus Monoz-Guterres, from Mexico, was convicted of second-class death and was also sentenced to life imprisonment.

The federal judge stops the Trump administration deporting eight migrants to South Sudan

Diane Peter Domakh, an illegal foreigner from South Sudan, was arrested by snow on May 8, 2024. (US Department of Internal Security)

Diane Peter Domak, a citizen from South Sudan, was theft of theft, multiple arms crimes and under influence.

Kiao Mia was convicted of Burma with wide work with a 12 -year -old child and presented part of the 10 -year prison sentence.

NYO MYINT, from Burma, was also convicted of a first -degree sexual assault on a mentally and physically helpless victim and faced additional charges of strict assault.

Tuwan Thanah Van, a Vietnamese citizen, was convicted of first -class death and second -class assault and was sentenced to 22 years in prison.

On May 3, 2025, Ice Tuwan Thanah Van, a Vietnamese foreigner, was arrested. (US Department of Internal Security)

“These are not just migration issues,” McLeulin said. “These are threats to American societies that judges have tried to force the ice to return to the United States.”

DHS attributed to the Supreme Court clarification order to break Logjam and allow ice to complete the task.

“This was a victory for the rule of law, safety and security of the American people,” his statement said.

The Ministry of National Security also thanked the ice officers who were cut off abroad during the stoppage period imposed by the court.

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“We thank the enforcement of the brave ice law for their sacrifices to defend our freedoms,” McLeulin said. ))

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