An accused childhood renderer illegal in the US was recently arrested by immigration and customs enforcement Boston, the office announced on Thursday.
Ice Boston said that Stivenson Omar Perez-Ajtzalan, 19, was arrested on January 30 for aggravated rape of a child in Lawrence, Massachusetts. The victim would be more than 10 years younger than Perez, who is a Guatemalekse Nationale.
He was presented The costs In the court of Lawrence on December 20, 2024.
Guatemalan National Stivenson Omar Perez-Ajtzalan, 19, was arrested on January 30 for worsened rape of a child who is 10 years younger than he, according to Ice Boston. (Ice Boston)
Ice Enforcement and Removal Operations Boston Acting Field Office Director Patricia Hyde said that Perez not only showed a “blatant contempt” for the immigration laws of America, but he also sexually abused a child.
“He came to this country to do harm, and now he must be made to face the consequences of his actions. Ice Boston remains dedicated to our mission to protect public safety by arresting and removing Illegal alien perpetrators From New England, “said Hyde.
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Perez is said to have been released by the court in the community, who, according to Bill Melugin of Fox News, was not aware of his release. Ice could also not be an opponent because the court released him so quickly.
“Massachusetts remains the only situation I have seen in my cover that often releases aliens, not only charged with rape of children, but also aggravated children’s rape, without any notification to ice,” said Melugin.
Perez received a notification to appear for a Ministry of Justice immigrant After his arrest and he was placed in removal procedures according to Ice Boston. He stays in custody.
Massachusetts has since taken the headlines President Donald Trump The action was chosen in violation of the occurrence of the immigration of his administration.
Government Maura Healey said in November that her state police will “absolutely not” collaborate with mass deportation efforts and warned that she will use “every tool in the toolbox” to “protect” residents of her state.
Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu and Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey visit the Melnea A. Cass Recreational Complex, which was used to accommodate more than 300 migrants. (John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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Healey changed her tune in January and noted that her state is not a refuge, despite a statement of 2017 by the Supreme Court of the State that seriously limits cooperation between law enforcement with ICE.
Greg Wehner of FOX News Digital has contributed to this report.
