DHS Highlights Worst Illegal Aliens Arrested in Florida

Department of Homeland Security press releases2026-10-30

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“In the great state of Florida, we’ve arrested killers, sexual assailants, arsonists, and other heinous criminals who endangered our communities.”

“Her criminal history includes a conviction for vehicular homicide.”

“Djina Christelle Maurice, an illegal alien from Haiti, arrested by ICE in Ocala on October 14.”

“His criminal history includes convictions for predatory criminal sexual assault, robbery and burglary.”

“Tai Ngoc Ly, an illegal alien from Vietnam, arrested by ICE in Orlando on October 8.”

“His criminal history includes a conviction for domestic violence.”

“Jean Joel Joseph, an illegal alien from Haiti, arrested by ICE in Orlando on October 19.”

“His criminal history includes a conviction for arson of occupied structure and arrests for assault and criminal damage.”

“Dinh Doan, an illegal alien from Vietnam, arrested by ICE in Cocoa on October 16.”

“His criminal history includes convictions for robbery and identity theft, and arrests for battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting law enforcement officer with violence, and speeding.”

“Pedro Alvarez Rodriguez, an illegal alien from Cuba, arrested by ICE in Orlando on October 20.”

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