Cinthia Waldina Reyes Garcia/Honduras/Aggravated Theft, Stolen Identity

Cinthia Waldina Reyes Garcia, a citizen of Honduras, was deported by ICE New Orleans following criminal convictions that included aggravated theft and stolen identity. Officials documented her return to Honduras after custody transfer and processing consistent with removal procedures. The case record identifies a theft offense elevated due to the value or circumstances and a separate conviction for using another person’s identity, both counted as serious property and fraud crimes.

According to the case summary, investigators linked Reyes Garcia to conduct that involved unlawfully taking property and using personal identifiers without authorization. The convictions were entered in U.S. courts prior to immigration enforcement action. After completion of criminal custody and coordination with authorities, immigration officers executed the removal to Honduras. No additional conditions were announced with the removal, and the case proceeded under standard procedures for concluding custody and travel arrangements.

Reyes Garcia’s deportation concludes the immigration portion of the matter associated with her convictions. Any further proceedings, if applicable, would occur under the laws of the receiving country or through separate civil processes related to the underlying offenses.