Alejandro Jose Sequiera/Nicaragua/Involuntary Manslaughter

ICE New Orleans’ Alexandria, Louisiana sub-office deported Alejandro Jose Sequiera, a citizen of Nicaragua, following his felony conviction for involuntary manslaughter. Court records confirm the judgment was entered after prosecutors proved the statutory elements beyond a reasonable doubt. After completion of his criminal custody, deportation officers assumed control, verified identity through biometrics, assembled certified judgment and sentencing documents, and coordinated travel arrangements to effect his removal.

The case file provided with the referral did not list Sequiera’s country of citizenship. Regardless, the removal followed standard procedures: transfer from local custody to ICE, confirmation of the criminal record for the immigration file, and repatriation under a final order of removal. Upon arrival, Sequiera was turned over to authorities in his country of citizenship for any actions deemed appropriate under local law.

He is no longer in United States custody; the immigration matter associated with this conviction is closed as to custody and transport, with the certified criminal judgment retained in the permanent immigration record.