DHS Publicizes Criminal Histories of Illegal Aliens Arrested in Syracuse, NY
Published Oct 9, 2026
DHS released a statement listing illegal aliens arrested by ICE in Syracuse, New York, citing criminal histories including sexual exploitation of a minor, sexual assault, cocaine possession, DUI, and burglary. The release quotes DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin pledging continued enforcement despite New York sanctuary policies.
Key points
- DHS named five individuals arrested by ICE in Syracuse, New York.
- Countries of origin cited include Burma, Cuba, Somalia, Laos, and Iraq.
- Alleged criminal histories include sexual exploitation of a minor, sexual assault, cocaine possession, DUI, child cruelty, assault, and burglary.
- DHS Secretary Mullin said ICE will continue targeting and removing illegal aliens despite sanctuary policies in New York.
- The release is a law enforcement announcement, not a policy or rule change.
Who is affected
The announcement concerns specific individuals arrested in Syracuse, New York, and is of interest to local communities and the public.
What to do
No action is required; this is an informational enforcement announcement, not a rule affecting applicants.
Original title: DHS Highlights Worst Illegal Aliens Arrested in Syracuse, New York
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