Daniel Jahuey-Ramirez/Mexico/Domestic Violence

Daniel Jahuey-Ramirez, a 36-year-old citizen of Mexico, was arrested by ERO New Orleans during a targeted enforcement action aimed at locating criminal illegal aliens with a history of violent offenses. Jahuey-Ramirez has a documented criminal conviction for domestic violence with child endangerment, placing vulnerable individuals at significant risk. His offense reflects a serious breach of both public safety and legal standards in the United States.

Following his arrest, ICE officers confirmed that Jahuey-Ramirez was unlawfully present in the country and subject to immigration enforcement due to his prior conviction. His location was identified through coordinated investigative efforts focused on individuals whose criminal records involve endangering children or committing acts of domestic abuse.

Jahuey-Ramirez was taken into ICE custody without incident and is now undergoing immigration proceedings. His prior conviction, combined with his unlawful presence in the country, qualifies him for removal under U.S. immigration law. ICE is pursuing all appropriate legal avenues to secure his deportation in accordance with federal statutes and ensure that he is held accountable for violating U.S. laws.

This arrest is part of a broader effort by ERO New Orleans to identify and apprehend individuals with serious criminal histories who pose a threat to the communities in which they reside.