Eduardo Alfredo Hernandez-Aguilera/Honduras/Robbery, Aggravated Assault with a Weapon

ICE New Orleans deported Eduardo Alfredo Hernandez-Aguilera, a citizen of Honduras, following the completion of his criminal and immigration cases. Records confirm convictions for robbery and aggravated assault with a weapon, both classified as violent offenses. After serving his sentence, Hernandez-Aguilera was transferred into ICE custody and placed in immigration detention. He was later deported under a final order of removal.

The robbery conviction highlighted his involvement in a serious property crime, while the aggravated assault conviction documented the use of a weapon in a violent offense. Both judgments, certified by the courts, were entered into his immigration file and reviewed by an immigration judge before the order of deportation was executed.

During removal preparations, ICE officers verified his identity through biometric confirmation, coordinated travel arrangements, and worked with Honduran authorities to ensure his transfer. Hernandez-Aguilera was placed on a scheduled removal flight and turned over without incident upon arrival. His deportation concludes his case in the United States, with his criminal history permanently documented in federal immigration records.