Ramon Avila-Davila/Mexico/Conspiracy to Distribute Cocaine

Ramon Avila-Davila, a citizen of Mexico and an illegal alien in the United States, was arrested by ICE New Orleans due to his significant involvement in high-level narcotics trafficking. Avila-Davila’s criminal history is notably severe, anchored by a conviction for conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine—a quantity that reflects major drug trafficking operations rather than low-level dealing. For this offense, he was sentenced to a substantial 100 months in federal prison, highlighting the seriousness of his crimes.

The magnitude of Avila-Davila’s drug operation indicates his connections to organized criminal networks dedicated to the distribution of large quantities of cocaine across communities. Trafficking such amounts of narcotics poses considerable dangers, fueling addiction, violence, and widespread harm. The presence of individuals like Avila-Davila in the United States exacerbates public safety concerns, as drug trafficking is frequently linked to other criminal activities, including weapons offenses, money laundering, and violent crimes.

Following his release from prison, ICE moved swiftly to apprehend Avila-Davila to ensure he does not remain at large in the country. His case serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing efforts required to identify and remove individuals who have committed serious offenses and who continue to threaten the safety of U.S. communities.

Avila-Davila is currently in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. Given his serious criminal background, his case is prioritized for removal to protect the public and uphold the integrity of U.S. immigration and criminal laws.