Jose Correa/Mexico/Battery

ICE San Diego arrested Jose Correa, a 52-year-old citizen of Mexico, during enforcement operations in Southern California. Records confirm prior convictions for battery and two separate counts of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant. He was taken into custody by enforcement officers, processed through intake, and placed into immigration detention. Correa will remain in custody while his removal proceedings to Mexico are scheduled before an immigration judge.

The convictions highlight repeated incidents of violence within domestic settings. The two counts for inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant show a pattern of abuse that has already resulted in multiple criminal judgments, and the battery conviction adds to the record of violent behavior. Each case was certified through official court documentation and added to Correa’s immigration file, ensuring the judge has a complete record when determining removability.

During processing, ICE officers verified his identity using biometric records, reviewed his immigration history, and compiled certified copies of his convictions for submission in immigration court. He will remain detained while proceedings move forward, with custody status subject to review under federal law.