By james art 
US immigration and customs executives (ICE) Seattle have announced the recent arrests of five illegal aliens in Washington state, all of whom were convicted of driving under influence (DUI), among other crimes.
The arrests held between January 29 and February 19, aimed at persons with criminal files covering multiple jurisdictions:
- January 29, Mount Vernon: Mexican citizen with DUI and criminal DUI sentences from the district court of Skagit County.
- January 29, Belingham: Another Mexican national convicted by DUI by the District Court of the Gagit County.
- January 30, Yakima: Mexican national, convicted of DUI and leaves the scene.
- February 14, Bellevue: Guatemalan national accusations facing state fees.
- February 19, Lyndon: Mexican citizen with a long -term recording, including convictions for King and senior courts of Whatcom County, reckless sentence for driving by the district court of Whatcom County and numerous DUI arrests by the State Patrol of Washington and the Federal Police Department S
Ice Seattle employees have confirmed that all five persons will remain in custody in anticipation of the removal proceedings.
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The arrests emphasize the ongoing efforts to implement immigration aimed at persons with criminal history, especially those involving public safety risks, such as violated driving.
These actions are in line with the hard focus of the Trump administration on the implementation of immigration under the guidance of Tom Homan, the appointed “border kings”. Homan, who had previously been acting director of ICE from January 2017 to June 2018, is an unwavering defender of strict immigration policies. In his current role, he has managed comprehensive border implementation strategies, including mass deportations. Homan stressed the administration’s commitment to eliminate criminal aliens by pointing a goal to “eradicate any crime migrant from the US”
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