EXCLUSIVE: DHS announces New Jersey illegal immigrant arrests as Newark protests rage outside facility

The Department of Homeland Security recently announced the arrest of several illegal immigrants in New Jersey, some of whom have past convictions for serious offenses such as manslaughter, sexual crimes, and weapons charges.

These U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests coincide with intense protests outside Newark’s Delaney Hall ICE detention center, where activists are decrying the conditions faced by immigrants held there.

“Despite misleading claims from sanctuary politicians and leftist agitators about the Delaney Hall ICE facility, the dedicated personnel of ICE remain committed to removing criminal illegal aliens from New Jersey,” stated DHS acting assistant secretary Lauren Bis in an interview. “In New Jersey, they have successfully apprehended dangerous individuals with criminal backgrounds including voluntary manslaughter, sexual assault, burglary, fraud, terroristic threats, and aggravated assault.”

Federal immigration officers faced off with demonstrators outside Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday.

Lauren Bis further criticized, “These sanctuary politicians must cease spreading falsehoods about ICE detention centers and should instead acknowledge the efforts of ICE officers in clearing New Jersey streets of these criminals. We are determined not to let violent protesters hinder our mission to enhance America’s safety.”

Some of the “worst of the worst” arrested in New Jersey last week, according to DHS, include: 

Marcos Delacruz, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was arrested by ICE on May 29. (DHS)

Marcos Delacruz

Marcos Delacruz, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was arrested by ICE on Friday.

His criminal history includes convictions for sex assault and fraud, as well as an arrest for assault. 

Success Bounte, an illegal immigrant from Ghana, was arrested by ICE on May 28. (DHS)

Success Bounte

Success Bounte, an illegal immigrant from Ghana, was arrested by ICE on Thursday.

His criminal history includes convictions for robbery, burglary, identity theft and fraud — illegal use of credit cards.

Jose Manuel Rivera-Mes, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, was arrested by ICE on May 28. (DHS)

Jose Manuel Rivera-Mes

Jose Manuel Rivera-Mes, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, was arrested by ICE on Thursday.

His criminal history includes a conviction for voluntary manslaughter and arrests for weapon offense and possession of weapon.  

Ismael Antonio Moreno-Javier, an illegal immigrant from the Dominican Republic, was arrested by ICE on May 28. (DHS)

Ismael Antonio Moreno-Javier

Ismael Antonio Moreno-Javier, an illegal immigrant from the Dominican Republic, was arrested by ICE on Thursday.

He has previously been arrested for charges including terroristic threats, assault, child neglect and fraud. 

Carlos Javier Llano-Batista, an illegal immigrant from the Dominican Republic, was arrested by ICE on May 28. (DHS)

Carlos Javier Llano-Batista

Carlos Javier Llano-Batista, an illegal immigrant from the Dominican Republic, was arrested by ICE on Thursday.

He has previously been arrested for charges including fraud, larceny, burglary and robbery.

Esteban Pastor Montes Navarro, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested by ICE on May 25. (DHS)

Esteban Pastor Montes Navarro

Esteban Pastor Montes Navarro, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested by ICE on May 25. 

His criminal history includes convictions for simple assault and possession of weapon. 

Cesar Augusto Diaz Poveda, an illegal immigrant from Ecuador, was arrested by ICE on May 27. (DHS)

Cesar Augusto Diaz Poveda

Cesar Augusto Diaz Poveda, an illegal immigrant from Ecuador, was arrested by ICE on Wednesday.

He has previously been arrested for charges including assault and obstructing police. 

Pabline Patricia Da Silva, an illegal immigrant from Brazil, was arrested by ICE on May 30. (DHS)

Pabline Patricia Da Silva

Pabline Patricia Da Silva, an illegal immigrant from Brazil, was arrested by ICE on Saturday. 

She has previously been arrested for charges including for burglary, larceny and damage property. 

David Benitez, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, was arrested by ICE on May 26. (DHS)

David Benitez

David Benitez, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, was arrested by ICE on May 26.

His criminal history includes convictions for simple assault, obstructing police and public order crimes, as well as arrests for simple assault, possession of weapon and contempt of court. 

Jacinta Contreras Reyes

Jacinta Contreras Reyes, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested by ICE on May 29. (DHS)

Jacinta Contreras Reyes

Jacinta Contreras Reyes, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested by ICE on Friday.

She has previously been arrested for charges including domestic violence, strongarm aggravated assault, possession of weapon, carrying prohibited weapon and property damage. 

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