U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported several individuals with criminal convictions, the Department of Homeland Security announced.
Those deported include: Jose Noel Avelar-Velasquez, deported September 11 with convictions for second-degree murder and first-degree robbery in New York; Jacinto Gonzalez-Perez, deported September 12 with a conviction for careless driving resulting in death in Colorado; Edan Yoel Gomez-Rodriguez, deported September 11 with a conviction for indecent behavior with juveniles in Louisiana; Armando Vladimir Salgado, deported September 11 with convictions for driving while intoxicated and attempted robbery in Virginia; and Mary Angelica Landeros-Quen, deported September 8 with convictions for robbery with a firearm in Florida.
Avelar-Velasquez, Gomez-Rodriguez, and Salgado had each been deported previously before illegally re-entering the country, according to ICE.