Erick Cecelio Rosales Cordon/Honduras/Voluntary Manslaughter

Erick Cecelio Rosales Cordon, a citizen of Honduras, was deported by ICE New Orleans after officers completed removal processing and travel coordination under immigration law. Case materials reviewed before departure identify a U.S. conviction for voluntary manslaughter. Court records show he was sentenced to 20 years in prison and served the term prior to this action. The conviction is recorded as a final judgment and appears as the principal entry associated with his file.

Before removal, officials verified identity, secured travel documentation, and arranged custodial transfer to Honduran authorities. The notice did not list additional convictions or new charges in connection with the deportation. With transport complete, the U.S. immigration case tied to the adjudicated offense is concluded. Any remaining legal matters, if applicable, continue in the courts that handled the underlying criminal case and proceed separately from immigration processing. Arrival arrangements were coordinated with the receiving jurisdiction, and custody was transferred without incident. Further updates would be reflected in public dockets maintained by the relevant courts or agencies.