Javier Martinez-Garcia/Mexico/Domestic Battery, Driving While Intoxicated, Endangering the Welfare of a Minor

ICE New Orleans arrested Javier Martinez-Garcia, a citizen of Mexico, during enforcement operations in the New Orleans area. Court records confirm convictions for domestic battery in the second degree, two counts of driving while intoxicated, endangering the welfare of a minor in both the first and second degrees, resisting arrest, and failure to appear. He was arrested by enforcement teams, processed through intake, and placed in immigration detention. Martinez-Garcia will remain in custody pending removal proceedings before an immigration judge.

The case history shows repeated and varied criminal conduct. The domestic battery conviction reflects a violent offense against a household member, while the DUI convictions highlight repeated endangerment of motorists. The charges for endangering the welfare of a minor indicate risk posed to children, and resisting arrest underscores ongoing defiance of law enforcement authority. The failure to appear entry shows disregard for court obligations. Together, these convictions have been certified and added to his immigration record as part of the case before the immigration court.

During intake, officers verified identity through biometrics, reviewed his immigration history, and compiled the certified judgments for court presentation. Martinez-Garcia remains detained while hearings are scheduled.