Mario Mancia Hernandez/Honduras/Amphetamine Sales

Federal immigration authorities arrested criminal illegal alien Mario Mancia Hernandez in Faribault, Minnesota, following his conviction for selling amphetamine under state law. Mancia Hernandez, a Honduran national, was previously found guilty of distributing amphetamine, a Schedule II controlled substance that carries significant felony penalties.

Local law enforcement in Faribault coordinated with federal immigration officials to transfer Mancia Hernandez into custody after his criminal case concluded. Authorities took him into custody based on his drug trafficking conviction and immigration status. The amphetamine sales charge indicated Mancia Hernandez engaged in the distribution of the controlled substance, though specific quantities and transaction details were not publicly disclosed.

Mancia Hernandez remains in federal detention while officials review his immigration case and determine the next steps in potential removal proceedings.