Nelson Caballero-Moran/Honduras/Burglary

Nelson Caballero-Moran, a 24-year-old citizen of Honduras and an illegal alien in the United States, was arrested by ICE following targeted enforcement operations aimed at apprehending individuals with serious criminal histories and prior immigration violations. Caballero-Moran’s case highlights significant concerns due to his history of illegal reentry and violent criminal allegations.

According to law enforcement records, Caballero-Moran has an active arrest warrant for burglary with intent to commit an assault. This charge suggests he is accused of unlawfully entering a property while intending to cause harm, signaling a potential threat to public safety. Such offenses often involve force, intimidation, or violence, raising the stakes for community security and the urgency of immigration enforcement actions.

Caballero-Moran’s immigration history further complicates his legal standing in the United States. He was previously removed to Honduras in 2020 but subsequently returned to the U.S. illegally at an unknown date and location. Illegal reentry after removal is a federal offense under U.S. immigration law, and individuals who reenter after deportation may face prosecution and heightened immigration consequences, including additional prison time prior to removal.

Following his arrest, ICE officers placed Caballero-Moran in a secure detention facility, where he will remain pending removal proceedings. Immigration authorities will present his case to an immigration judge, who will evaluate his criminal history, current charges, and immigration record to determine whether he should be removed from the United States or whether any relief from deportation applies.