Mario Olmedo Borja/Ecuador/Sex Offense

Ecuadorian national Mario Humberto Olmedo Borja was taken into immigration custody after Minnesota authorities investigated and prosecuted him for a sexual offense involving a vulnerable adult. Court and case-tracking reports show he was charged with first-degree burglary and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, then ultimately sentenced on the sex offense count for coercive conduct against a disabled victim. Local coverage in Minnesota has since referenced his ICE hold, noting that he remains classified as a sex offender subject to immigration review after his criminal sentence.

Olmedo Borja was later reported to be in federal custody as immigration authorities evaluated his removal from the United States based on the sex offense conviction. Officials have highlighted his case in broader discussions about noncitizen offenders convicted of sexual crimes in Minnesota who face deportation following completion of their state prison terms.