Manuel Cambron-Sanchez/Mexico/DUI, Fraud

Manuel Cambron-Sanchez, a citizen of Mexico and an illegal alien residing in the United States, was arrested by ICE San Antonio officers due to his extensive criminal record and lack of lawful immigration status. His apprehension underscores ICE’s targeted efforts to locate and detain individuals who pose risks to public safety and violate U.S. immigration laws.

Cambron-Sanchez has accumulated several convictions that highlight a pattern of criminal behavior. His record includes convictions for driving under the influence of alcohol, a serious offense that endangers not only his own life but also the lives of others on the road. Additionally, he has been convicted of fraud, indicating his involvement in deceptive activities that undermine trust in legal and financial systems.

Further compounding his criminal history are convictions for hit and run and probation violation. A hit and run offense reveals a disregard for accountability and the well-being of potential victims, while a probation violation signals noncompliance with legal obligations imposed by the court. Taken together, these offenses reflect a persistent willingness to flout the law and place communities at risk.

Following his arrest, ICE officers placed Cambron-Sanchez in detention to ensure he does not evade further legal proceedings. He will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the United States, where an immigration judge will ultimately determine the outcome of his case.

ICE emphasized that individuals like Cambron-Sanchez, whose actions jeopardize community safety and who remain in the country unlawfully, will continue to face enforcement actions and potential removal.