Javier Edgardo Bueso Vela/Honduras/Aggravated Assault, Trespassing, Property Damage

ICE New Orleans arrested Javier Edgardo Bueso Vela, a citizen of Honduras, and transferred him to federal custody for immigration processing. Officials documented the apprehension in the field office’s area of responsibility and initiated intake to determine custody status and schedule appearances on the immigration docket. He remains detained while those steps proceed.

Case records reviewed at the time of arrest list three U.S. convictions: aggravated assault, trespassing, and property damage. The aggravated assault conviction involves the use of force that resulted in injury or serious risk of harm. The trespassing judgment reflects unlawful entry or remaining on property without authorization. The property damage conviction documents intentional destruction or defacement of another person’s property. Each conviction predates this enforcement action and is recorded as a final judgment in court records reviewed by officers prior to custody transfer.

Following intake, standard procedures include a custody review, docketing of an initial appearance, and notices of future hearing dates. Any matters tied to the earlier convictions continue in the jurisdictions where they were adjudicated and proceed separately from immigration processing. No additional convictions or new charges were listed in the arrest notice.