Jesus Alejandro Millan Gomez/Venezuela/Wire Fraud, Aggravated Identity Theft

ICE New Orleans arrested Jesus Alejandro Millan Gomez, a citizen of Venezuela. Law enforcement and court records list convictions for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. He was taken into custody in the New Orleans area and processed into immigration detention; he remains held pending removal proceedings before an immigration judge.

Wire fraud is prosecuted when a scheme to obtain money or property uses interstate communications such as phone, email, or online platforms. Case files typically include bank and merchant records, message logs, IP and device data, and witness statements that trace the flow of funds and show false pretenses. Aggravated identity theft addresses knowing use of another person’s identifying information during specified felony conduct; proof often includes unauthorized transactions, credential dumps, and forensic analysis linking devices and accounts to the misuse.

During intake, officers verified identity through biometrics and compiled certified conviction documents for court. The immigration case proceeds separately from any remaining criminal obligations and is now scheduled for hearings.