Hector Guillermo Ramirez De Leon/Guatemala/Aggravated Assault, Vehicle Theft

ICE New Orleans deported Hector Guillermo Ramirez De Leon, a citizen of Guatemala and an illegal alien in the United States. Ramirez De Leon had been previously apprehended by immigration authorities after accumulating a criminal record spanning multiple serious offenses. His most recent deportation follows a series of criminal convictions and immigration violations that underscored his continued disregard for both U.S. law and the terms of lawful entry.

Ramirez De Leon’s criminal history includes a conviction for aggravated assault, a violent offense that often involves the use of a deadly weapon or serious bodily harm. He was also convicted of possession of a weapon, a charge frequently tied to individuals barred from legally possessing firearms. In addition, he had a prior conviction for vehicle theft, demonstrating a pattern of property-related crimes.

Further compounding his record, Ramirez De Leon had been charged with flight to avoid, indicating an attempt to evade law enforcement or flee prosecution. He also had a documented prior deportation and illegally re-entered the U.S. after removal—an offense under federal immigration law.

Due to the severity and variety of his crimes, ICE prioritized Ramirez De Leon’s case for enforcement action. He was removed to Guatemala without incident and is barred from future legal re-entry into the United States.