US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, [ICE], arrested 308 illegal migrants, including those arrested for attempted murderer, child molester, Tuesday, Jan 21

Coast-to-coast raids, a multi-agency effort led by ICE, targeted illegal migrants with criminal records in and around sanctuary cities including Denver, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Seattle, Baltimore and Miami

New border Czar Tom Homan said ICE has compiled a “target sheet” of the illegal migrants with criminal records who due for arrest and deportation

Deportees walk back into Mexico at El Chaparral pedestrian border bridge in Tijuana, Mexico, Tuesday, Jan. 21

ICE arrested 308 illegal migrants, including an attempted murderer and a child molester, on President Trump’s first full day in office Tuesday in the wake of President Donald Trump revoking a directive barring arrests in “sensitive” areas.
The Trump administration making good on promises to tackle the border crisis and crack down against illegal immigration from Day 1, shrunk the list of “protected areas” where ICE could not engage in immigration enforcement.
This means that starting January 21, agents from immigration and customs can enter schools, hospitals and churches to make arrests. Unlawful immigrants could be also be arrested at social service establishments, food banks, disaster or emergency response and relief centers.
Tuesday’s coast-to-coast raids, a multi-agency effort led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), brought the hammer down on criminal migrants in and around sanctuary cities including Denver, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Seattle, Baltimore and Miami, a senior Trump administration official said.

Border Czar Tomas Homan, [photo], announcing the slew of arrests by ICE, praised the agencies for their efforts, dding that about 700,000 illegal migrants who pose threats to “public safety” are still freely roaming the country 

In a post on X, GOP Senator Katie Britt [Ala.], said Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested 308 migrants illegally living in the country Tuesday following President Trump’s first full day in office.
Some of those caught up in the removal drive by the Enforcement and Removal Operations division [ERO], of ICE have compiled criminal records during the illegal stay in US.
Jose Barco-Chirino, a Venezuelan national, was released to immigration custody at Colorado State Prison in Canon City, Colorado, where he was serving time after being convicted of attempted murder, extreme indifference and felony menacing with a real or simulated weapon.
He will remain in ICE custody until an immigration judge can rule on deportation proceedings.
Another significant arrest by ERO on Tuesday was Miguel Andres-Mateo. The 20-year-old from Guatemala had previously been convicted for driving under the influence, and was previously ordered removed from the US in 2014 by an immigration judge.
Arrested in Cornelia, Georgia, outside Atlanta on Tuesday, he will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the country.

Migrant families seen awaiting processing at a migrant camp, can now be arrested at schools, hospitals, churches, social service establishments, food banks, disaster or emergency response and relief centers

In Philadelphia, ICE took custody of Kodir Mazhidov, a 22-year-old from Tajikistan, who was detained after violating the terms of his release from the immigration agency’s custody. On Dec. 29 of last year, Philly cops arrested Mazhidov for crimes including reckless endangering another person, fleeing or attempting to elude an officer and reckless driving.
Authorities in Seattle arrested Mexican national Victorino Gaytan-Hernandez, who was convicted for sexual abuse of a minor. He was in the country illegally and will be held in ICE custody until his deportation.
Sex offender Edward Marlon Rauda-Aldnada, 56, of El Salvador, was arrested in Silver Spring, Maryland.
In Miami, ICE arrested six illegal immigrants from Guatemala who were living in Martin County, Fla. whose lengthy rap sheets include battery, child abuse, fraud, resisting arrest, DWI, trespassing and vandalism. They were detained as threats to public safety and for violating the terms of their release.
The arrests are just the start of the mass deportations, as promised on the campaign trail by President Trump – under the leadership of his newly appointed border czar, Thomas Homan.
Homan praised the agencies for their efforts, while noting that some 700,000 illegal migrants who pose threats to ‘public safety’ are still freely roaming the country. 
Homan has vowed to restart immigration raids under Trump, including in sanctuary cities.
‘ICE is doing their job,’ observed Homan who in an earlier interview, emphasized that even without the help of sanctuary city and state leaders, the feds would still ‘wait ’til they get out of jail, then we’ll go out into the neighborhoods and get them.’
Homan has said that ICE officers have compiled a “target sheet” of the illegal migrants with criminal records who they’re looking to arrest and deport.
‘So, they’re out there right now looking for the most serious public safety threats and throughout the country, we’re putting them back to work,’ Homan said of ICE.
The Trump administration is taking measures to seal off the southern border from illegal crossings has barred border agents from releasing illegal migrants into the country, forcing them to hold and deport undocumented border crossers, Homeland Security sources revealed.
To reinforce implementation, the administration reportedly, will also deploy 1,500 additional active duty troops to the border.