Victor Campechano-Beltran/Mexico/Assault, Violence, Burglary

ICE Seattle arrested Victor Campechano-Beltran, a 34-year-old citizen and national of Mexico, on July 11, 2025, following his identification as a removable noncitizen illegally present in the United States. According to ICE records, Campechano-Beltran entered or remained in the country without legal authorization and is currently facing multiple criminal charges in Washington State.

Campechano-Beltran has been charged with domestic violence assault, an offense involving physical harm or the threat of harm directed at a household member or intimate partner. Crimes of domestic violence are considered particularly serious under both criminal and immigration law, often carrying consequences such as protective orders, incarceration, and significant impacts on immigration status.

In addition to domestic violence charges, Campechano-Beltran faces charges of burglary, which typically involve unlawfully entering a dwelling, building, or vehicle with the intent to commit a crime, such as theft or assault. Burglary is classified as a property crime that may also carry violent crime enhancements depending on the circumstances.

Campechano-Beltran is also charged with possession of a stolen firearm, an offense involving the unlawful possession or control of a weapon known to be stolen. This charge is viewed as a serious crime due to its connection to broader criminal activity and the potential threat it poses to public safety.

Details regarding the timeline, circumstances, or location of Campechano-Beltran’s apprehension were not disclosed in publicly available ICE statements. As of the latest report, Campechano-Beltran remains in ICE custody pending further immigration proceedings to determine his future status in the United States.