Jaime Adeli Castro Castillo/Honduras/Voluntary Manslaughter

ICE New Orleans’ Alexandria sub-office deported Jaime Adeli Castro Castillo, a citizen of Honduras. Court records reflect a felony conviction for voluntary manslaughter, for which the trial court imposed a 10-year jail sentence.

After his criminal custody concluded, deportation officers assumed control, verified identity through biometrics, assembled certified judgment and sentencing documents, and coordinated travel authorization with the Government of Honduras. He was removed on a scheduled itinerary and transferred to Honduran authorities upon arrival.

Voluntary manslaughter penalizes an unlawful killing without malice, typically under circumstances such as heat of passion recognized by statute. Case files of this kind rely on witness statements, scene documentation, forensic analyses, and medical examiner findings establishing causation and the applicable mental state. The certified judgment from the completed prosecution is now part of the immigration record documenting the basis for removability and the execution of the removal order.