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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (YouTube) part of Homeland Security; videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel2026-08-15

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HSI's top five. Number one, in San Antonio, HSI special agents with the Homeland Security Task Force led a multi-agency operation resulting in the indictment of 11 individuals and the arrest of nine suspects for human smuggling resulting in death. Number two, in Fort Myers, HSI special agents and the US Marshal Service arrested a middle school teacher and scout leader for capital sexual battery on a child under 12 uncovering a disturbing abuse of public trust.

Number three, in Honolulu, HSI special agents with state and local partners arrested a money mule involved in a transnational scheme targeting elderly victims and convincing them to buy gold bars under false pretenses. Their operation stopped a major fraud ring in its tracks protecting citizens and exposing criminals who prey on the elderly. Number four, in Mobile, HSI special agents with the Homeland Security Task Force arrested a chief and major of the Prichard Police Department for theft and ethics violations following earlier corruption and trafficking charges against another officer.

Their decisive actions send a clear message that HSI and the HSTF will hold law enforcement accountable and root out corruption wherever it exists. Number five and finally, in Cleveland, HSI special agents and the Ohio ICAC Task Force secured a 70-year sentence and lifetime supervised release for a former nanny convicted of sexually exploiting children in her care. These cases are just a reminder that HSI's work never stops.

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