ICE arrests Venezuelan after release from New York prison for grand larceny
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reported this Tuesday the arrest of Victor Jose Parra-Subero, a Venezuelan citizen, after being released from a prison in Alden, New York, where he was serving a sentence for grand larceny. According to the agency, the arrest occurred on April 30, shortly after the individual left the state penitentiary. ICE stated that Parra-Subero is considered an undocumented immigrant with a criminal record, and also has a valid deportation order. According to official information, he would have entered the United States through the El Paso, Texas border, although the exact date of his entry was not specified.
TL;DR
- ICE arrested Víctor José Parra-Subero, a Venezuelan citizen, on April 30th.
- Parra-Subero was released from a prison in Alden, New York, after serving a sentence for grand larceny.
- He is considered an undocumented immigrant with a criminal record and an active deportation order.
- ICE stated he entered the U.S. through the El Paso, Texas border.
- Parra-Subero will remain in federal custody pending deportation procedures.
- The arrest occurs amid intensified immigration policies characterized by increased detentions and deportations.