Jose Ardon/Honduras/Solicitation of a Prostitute

ICE Denver, through its Casper, Wyoming suboffice, arrested Jose Ardon, a 55-year-old citizen and national of Honduras, on July 11, 2025, following his identification as a removable noncitizen with a criminal history in the United States. According to ICE records, Ardon has been arrested for stalking, an offense involving repeated and unwanted attention, harassment, or threats directed at another individual, often causing the victim to fear for their safety. Stalking charges are taken seriously under both criminal and immigration law due to the potential for escalation into more severe forms of violence or harm.

In addition to stalking, Ardon has also been arrested for solicitation of a prostitute, an offense involving the act of seeking to engage in sexual conduct with another person in exchange for payment. Such offenses are considered crimes involving moral turpitude under immigration law and can carry significant consequences for noncitizens, including eligibility issues for certain immigration benefits and potential removal proceedings.

ICE has not released further details regarding the disposition of Ardon’s arrests, including whether these charges resulted in convictions, nor have they provided information about the specific circumstances, locations, or timeline of his apprehension in Casper, Wyoming. As of the latest report, Ardon remains in ICE custody pending additional immigration proceedings to determine his future status in the United States. His case will be reviewed to assess any potential eligibility for relief from removal under U.S. immigration laws.