ICE deports Mexican illegal immigrant accused of aggravated rape against family member

U.S. immigration and customs enforcement It deported an illegal Mexican immigrant who was wanted for “serious rape of minor family members.”

Omar Alberto Almodobar Mondragon, 29, faces outstanding arrest warrant Sinaloa, Mexico According to ice. On Thursday, U.S. immigration officials handed him over to Mexican authorities at the port of entry for Dennis deconcini in Nogales, Arizona.

“These evil child predators have no place in our society,” John Cantu, director of the Phoenix Field Office at ICE Law Enforcement and Elimination (ERO), said in a statement. “We will continue our Congress-mandated mission to protect public and national security by keeping dangerous criminal foreigners away from the community.”

Ice said Almodobar Mondragon entered the U.S. on a visitor visa in November 2019, but he “never left” afterward.

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U.S. immigration and customs enforcement said Omar Alberto Almodobar Mondragon was handed over to Mexican authorities on the U.S.-Mexico border in Nogales, Arizona. (U.S. immigration and customs enforcement)

“When he put his visa for more than nearly five years, he showed disregard for U.S. immigration laws,” the agency added.

The ICE announced this week that the deportation of “criminal alien fugitives and allegedly illegally residing child rapists” at Stanford University in Connecticut.

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Omar Alberto Almodobar Mondragon was arrested by U.S. immigration and customs enforcement on July 29, 2025. (U.S. immigration and customs enforcement)

“An officer with ICE Boston evacuated 59-year-old Albert George Davis from the United States Go to Jamaica [on] On August 21, he handed him over to Jamaican authorities, who sought arrest for rape in 2020. ” Ice said in a statement.

“Albert George Davis fled to Connecticut, apparently a victim of trying to avoid prosecution of children in Jamaica,” added David Wesling, deputy director of the field office of Ero Boston.

“These evil child predators have no place in our society,” an ICE official said. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

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“He has been hiding in our community for five years, but now he will be forced to face justice in his home country. Under President Trump and Secretary Norm, Ice Boston will continue to prioritize public safety by actively positioning, arresting, arresting and evacuating New England communities.”