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An enforcement and removal operations ( ERO ) operation in Washington, D.C. resulted in the conviction of a Salvadoran national for reentering the country illegally after being removed. El Salvador native Victor Manuel Romero-Diaz was found guilty on April 14 in Richmond at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
Romero-Diaz was expelled from the country on December 12, 2011, after being found guilty of a criminal offense, according to an analysis of his immigration history.
According to Patrick Divver, director of the D.C. Deputy Field Office, ERO Washington,” Victor Manuel Romero-Diaz was originally expelled from the United States after being found guilty of a felony.” ” He then returned to the land against his will. ERO Washington may permit convicted felons to fraudulently reenter the United States and stay in our societies in order to ensure the safety of our citizens. ERO may keep doing everything in our power to protect the communities we’ve sworn to look out for.
Romero – Diaz was captured by deportation officers from ERO Washington, D.C. ‘ s Fugitive Operations in North Chesterfield, Virginia, in October 2022. Without being granted permission to reenter the country, Romero-Diaz had been residing in Virginia.
Romero-Diaz could receive a maximum sentence of ten years in prison. His punishment is expected to take place on September 5, 2023.
ERO Washington, D.C., oversaw this activity with substantial support from the Organized Crime and Gang Section and the Office of International Affairs of the Department of Justice. Substantial support was already given by El Salvador’s Dirección General de Migracióny Extranjera.
Calling 866 – 347-2423 or completing the on edge version are both ways for members of the public to file crimes and / or suspicious activity.
The main federal law enforcement agency in charge of private immigration enforcement is ERO, one of the three functional directorates of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The main areas of focus for ERO are surface police operations, administration of the agency’s imprisoned and non-detained populations, and repatriation of noncitizens who have received last orders of removal. Its mission is to secure the homeland through the arrest and removal of those who jeopardize the safety of U.S. communities and the integrity of US immigration laws. More than 7,700 law enforcement and non-law police support personnel work for ERO at 25 regional industry offices, 208 locations nationwide, 30 outside postings, and numerous border fleeting duty travel assignments.
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