ICE arrests individuals with serious criminal convictions

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested several individuals with serious criminal convictions, the agency announced.

Those arrested include: Franklyn Soleyn, convicted of murder in Brooklyn, New York; Marco Valdez-Asmal, convicted of predatory criminal sex assault with victim less than 13 years old in Cook County, Illinois; Miguel Ulises Robles-Zavala, convicted of second-degree robbery, burglary, and obstructing police in La Mesa, California; Francisco Rivera-Suazo, convicted of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and obstruction in Pocatello, Idaho; and Jorge Martin Campusano-Sano, convicted of second-degree assault and possession with intent to distribute in New Castle, Delaware.