Isaac Marin Ramirez/Mexico/Cocaine Distribution, Identity Theft

Isaac Marin Ramirez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico arrested Jan. 7 in Minneapolis, has been publicly identified as having multiple convictions tied to fraud and narcotics trafficking, the Department of Homeland Security reports.

According to enforcement-focused reporting, Ramirez was convicted of identity theft, a crime that typically involves using another person’s personal identifying information without authorization to obtain money, goods, or other benefits. He also holds a conviction for selling cocaine, formally charged as cocaine distribution or sale of a controlled substance under most state or federal drug statutes.​

Ramirez additionally was convicted of selling amphetamine, another controlled substance offense that generally indicates participation in distribution rather than simple possession. These drug convictions, combined with identity theft, reflect both profit‑driven narcotics activity and fraudulent conduct using stolen personal data, placing him among offenders whose records span financial and drug‑trafficking crime categories.

“In the face of violent attacks, ICE law enforcement arrested pedophiles, rapists, and drug traffickers in Minneapolis yesterday,” Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a news release. “Every single day our law enforcement officers put their lives on the line to arrest the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens from American communities. We will not let rioters slow us down from making Minnesota safe again—something Governor Walz and Mayor Frey REFUSED to do.”