DHS says ICE deported people with criminal convictions, including manslaughter and attempted murder

Published on August 13, 20264 min read

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DHS posted a press release on August 13, 2026, saying ICE deported additional people DHS describes as “illegal aliens” with criminal convictions. The statement frames the removals as part of an effort to reduce crime.

The release names five people and says they were deported in the prior week. DHS describes Daniel Romero-Alverez (Mexico) as having convictions for voluntary manslaughter and illegal re-entry, and arrests for DUI. It describes Yero Lee (South Korea) as having a conviction for attempted murder.

DHS also says Francisco Lux Juarez (Guatemala) was deported after a conviction for rape (described as “strongarm”), and Floyd Tayler (Canada) after convictions for unlawful imprisonment and fourth-degree assault. Finally, DHS says Lezman Donery Gomez Lopez (Honduras) was deported after a felony burglary conviction.

For the official statement, see: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2026/08/13/make-america-safe-again-dhs-deports-criminal-illegal-aliens-including-killers

What This Means for You

DHS is reporting additional ICE deportations tied to serious criminal convictions.
The release lists specific individuals and alleged convictions, but not the full legal history.
Families may be affected without advance notice; consider getting support and guidance early.
This update is about enforcement actions, not a stated policy change for asylum or benefits.

This is not legal advice. Always verify with the official source and consult a qualified attorney for your situation.

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