Carlos Campos-Castro/Mexico/Assault

ICE San Antonio arrested and deported Carlos Campos-Castro, 24, a citizen of Mexico, after he completed a criminal sentence in Texas. Court records confirm a conviction for assault, for which he was sentenced to 150 days in prison. Upon his release, he was immediately transferred into ICE custody, processed through intake, and placed under a final order of removal.

The assault conviction was certified through official court documentation and added to his immigration file, providing the legal basis for his deportation. ICE officers verified Campos-Castro’s identity using biometric checks and reviewed his immigration history, confirming prior unlawful presence. His custody transfer was conducted in coordination with prison officials, ensuring there was no release into the community before his removal proceedings were finalized.

Travel arrangements were made for his deportation flight to Mexico, where he was turned over to Mexican authorities without incident. His removal concludes jurisdiction in the United States, with his criminal history and immigration violations permanently noted in federal records for future admissibility reviews.