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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests a New York-related MS-13 gang member, officials say Life is just a step Stay away from middle school.
Jamie Manual Perez Perez, 42, was detained by the ICE Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) on September 3 in Brentwood, the agency announced Tuesday.
“The so-called MS-13 partner resides only on the school property and has little to no inspection and ineffective attitude – until he went past and finally caught up with him.”
El Salvadorian national Perez Perez “wanted by Interpol to inform the person who ransom and threatened to be injured – allegedly he was allegedly a crime he committed in his homeland”.
After investigation, MS-13 Kingpin sways on ice hidden in the heart of the United States
Jamie Handbook Perez Perez was detained on September 3, 2025. (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE))
Perez Perez was initially detained by Border Patrol in El Paso, Texas in April 2019, officials said. Illegal entry into the United States
“Border Patrol officials issued a notice to him, and he was subsequently placed in the removal process, with a personal hearing scheduled for February 2026,” Ice said.
Perez Perez was arrested in New York after the vehicle was parked. He will stay now Ice supervision Waiting for his deportation from the U.S. soil.
Despite federal agents’ detention requirements
Immigration authorities detained a person in New York City on January 28, 2025. (Matt McClain/Washington Post via Getty Images)
“This MS-13 gang member and international fugitive mistakenly believed that he could hide in the United States to escape the justice of his home country,” said Judith Almodovar, acting director of the New York City field office. “With this arrest notice, we remain committed to protecting our communities by evacuating criminally illegal aliens from our country.”
Patel also said: “Children should go to school safely every day without worrying about the evil lurking next door.”
Federal agents patrol the Immigration Court at the Jacob K. Harvez Federal Building in New York City on July 1, 2025. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
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He added: “I thank Long Island investigators in New York, who, along with our ice partners, are targeting the spread and complacency of vicious transnational crime street gangs in our community.”
