Imagine taking the word of a CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN at face value.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement on X part of Homeland Security; official account2026-10-29

Imagine taking the word of a CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN at face value. Thats exactly what @CalMatters did. Here’s the facts: Luis Arreguin, an illegal alien and Bulldogs gang member with a criminal history including aggravated assault with a weapon, firearms offenses, and DUI, has been removed to Mexico. Previously deported FIVE times, Arreguin illegally reentered the U.S. around 2005. The Trump administration’s deportation machine is running FULL SPEED, sending criminals who should never have been in our country in the first place OUT.

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Imagine taking the word of a CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN at face value. Thats exactly what @CalMatters did. Here’s the facts: Luis Arreguin, an illegal alien and Bulldogs gang member with a criminal history including aggravated assault with a weapon, firearms offenses, and DUI, has been removed to Mexico. Previously deported FIVE times, Arreguin illegally reentered the U.S. around 2005. The Trump administration’s deportation machine is running FULL SPEED, sending criminals who should never have been in our country in the first place OUT.

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