Samuel Eid Ibrahim/Egypt/Drug Possession, Aggravated Domestic Assault

ICE New Orleans arrested Samuel Eid Ibrahim, a 55‑year‑old citizen of Egypt and an illegal alien in the United States, during a recent targeted enforcement operation. Ibrahim’s criminal history reflects a concerning pattern of violent and drug-related offenses, resulting in multiple convictions and his eventual removal from legal protection.

His record includes a conviction for aggravated domestic assault, a serious violation involving threats or physical violence toward a family or household member. This type of offense elevates the risk he poses to others and led authorities to prioritize his arrest. Additionally, Ibrahim has been convicted for possession of a controlled substance—showing active involvement in illegal narcotics—and for the unlawful use of drug paraphernalia, suggesting deeper engagement in drug-related activities.

Court documents reveal Ibrahim’s criminal record spans several years and jurisdictions, with repeat offenses indicating a disregard for legal restrictions and public safety. His combination of violence and drug offenses triggered enforcement under current immigration priorities focused on illegal aliens who pose threats to the community.

At the time of arrest, Ibrahim held no lawful immigration status and had not applied for adjustment or relief. ICE agents detained him without incident, verified his identity and criminal history, and moved him into removal proceedings before an immigration judge. He remains in ICE custody, awaiting a hearing that will determine his deportation from the United States.