Operation No Return removes dozens more illegal alien criminals

Mugshots for criminals available on Governor’s website

Child rapists, kidnapper, stalker, violent offenders, drug traffickers among criminals removed

Boise, Idaho – Governor Brad Little announced today his Operation No Return has successfully removed dozens more dangerous illegal alien criminals, bringing the total number of criminals removed to nearly 100.

The Governor’s Office’s online dashboard for Operation No Return includes mugshots of criminals removed and can be found at https://gov.idaho.gov/operation-no-return.

"Through Operation No Return, we are making it clear that dangerous criminal illegal aliens who threaten the safety of our communities will not be released back onto Idaho streets. Idaho is tough on crime, and we put the safety of Idaho families first,” Governor Little said.

Under Operation No Return, the Idaho State Police (ISP) is taking dangerous illegal alien criminals out of county jails after the completion of their sentences instead of being released back into Idaho communities. The transports are the first step necessary to remove them from the State of Idaho.

The transports are part of the state's agreement with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) under the 287(g) program.

All of them were in the United States illegally and will be deported to their country of origin rather than being released back into Idaho communities after completing their sentences.

Operation No Return is funded with Governor’s Office Emergency Funds.

NEW CRIMINALS TRANPORTED SINCE LAST UPDATE:

1. Juan Corona-Villagomez (LEWD CONDUCT WITH MINOR UNDER 16) Country: Mexico
2. Mario David Lopez-Morales (FELONY INJURY TO CHILD) Country: Guatemala
3. Marcos Navarez Zamora (RAPE) Country: Mexico
4. Pedro Perez Zendejas (INJURY TO CHILD)
5. Maurillo Marin Riano (FELONY INJURY TO CHILD) Country: Mexico
6. Homero Garibay-Alvarez (VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER) Country: Mexico
7. Victor Ortiz-Camacho (EXCESSIVE DUI) Country: Mexico
8. Florentina Bors (FELONY CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT CRIME, LARCENY AND THEFT OF ELDER) Country: Romania
9. Brandon Estiven Martinez Moran (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Guatemala
10. Juan Antonio Hernandez Cordoba (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Mexico
11. Oscar Eduardo Melo Garcia (FELONY DUI) Country: Colombia
12. Walter Ismael Alarcon Aguirre (FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, FELONY AGGRAVATED DUI) Country: Guatemala
13. Yilber Martin Sanchez-Lopez (AGGRAVATED ASSAULT) Country: Colombia
14. Berenice Vilencio Cruz (FELONY OFFICER-FLEE OR ATTEMPT TO ELUDE A POLICE OFFICER IN A MOTOR VEHICLE)
15. Irvin Rodriguez Soriano (WEAPON-UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE AT HOUSE, OCCUPIED BUILDING, VEHICLE, ETC) Country: Mexico
16. Sindy Daniela Chapas Mejia (DRUG TRAFFICKING, HEROIN) Country: Honduras
17. Juan Antonio Juarez-Rivera (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, ASSAULT OR BATTERY UPON PERSONNEL) Country: Mexico
18. Ricardo Antonio Tetana Lopez (DRUG TRAFFICKING) Country: Mexico
19. Francisco Javier Escobar-Padilla (PIRACY) Country: Mexico
20. Eugenio Caliz Bautista (FELONY SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD UNDER 16) Country: Mexico
21. Jose Leonel Martinez Solano (DUI, FELONY POSSESSION OF METH, FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT) Country: Mexico
22. Juan De Dios Torres Resendiz (FELONY DESTRUCTION OF EVIDENCE) Country: Mexico
23. Ulyses Mariscal-Palma (FELONY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT) Country: Mexico
24. Jose Abraham Bedolla-Flores (FELONY POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DUI) Country: Mexico
25. Luis Angel Gonzalez-Solis (FELONY DUI) Country: Mexico
26. Gerardo Serrano-Aguilar (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE) Country: Mexico
27. Jesus Castro-Angulo (DRUG TRAFFICKING) Country: Mexico
28. Alejandro Garcia-Carranza (DRUG TRAFFICKING) Country: Mexico
29. Jose Luis Perez-Esquivel (FELONY POSSESSSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Mexico
30. Sergey Kravchenko (FELONY DRUG TRAFFICKING, HEROIN) Country: Ukraine

PREVIOUS DANGEROUS ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIMINALS TRANSPORTED:

1. Antonio Velasco-Gonzales (LEWD CONDUCT WITH CHILD UNDER 16) Country: Mexico
2. Henry Diaz-Escobar (LEWD CONDUCT WITH CHILD UNDER 16, INDECENT EXPOSURE) Country: Guatemala
3. Sergio Gonzalez Gonzalez (DUI, HIT AND RUN) Country: Mexico
4. Iker Jhorkaeef Vasquez-Moreno (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, BATTERY) Country: Mexico
5. Sai Bouaphan Chareunsouk (KIDNAPPING, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Laos
6. Martin Heredia-Vergara (STALKING, BURGLARY, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Mexico
7. Muhammad Zeeshan (SEXUAL ASSAULT) Country: Pakistan
8. Olegario Gonzalez-Retiguin (ASSAULT (x2), POSSESSION) Country: Mexico
9. Alvaro Perez-Soto (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, TRAUMATIC INJURY) Country: Mexico
10. Jeferson A. Caisahuana-Torres (INJURY TO CHILD) Country: Peru
11. Victor Manuel Granillos-Sierra (STRANGULATION, DUI) Country: Mexico
12. Ricardo Villalobos-Pedraza (RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, DISTURBING THE PEACE, DWP, DUI(x3)) Country: Mexico
13. Sinue Esquivel-Lugo (DUI - EXCESSIVE, POSSESSION) Country: Mexico
14. Ewar Angel Morales-Molina (ASSAULT (x2), POSSESSION) Country: Cuba
15. Jaren Zuniga-Crus (TRANSPORT/SELL/POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Honduras
16. Marcos Dominguez-Gomez (ASSAULT (x2), POSSESSION) Country: Mexico
17. Wilmer Arley Suarez-Plata (DRUG TRAFFICKING, SHOPLIFTING) Country: Colombia
18. Ricardo Villalobos-Pedraza (DUI) Country: Mexico
19. Adolfo Santan-Jimenez (POSSESSION, PROBATION VIOLATION) Country: Mexico
20. Juan Navarro-Torres (INJURY TO CHILD, INTIMIDATE WITNESS, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE) Country: Mexico
21. Luis Estrada Diaz (HUMAN TRAFFICKING, RESISTING AND OBSTRUCTING) Country: Mexico
22. Antonio Ramirez-Uribe (SELLING DANGEROUS WEAPONS, POSSESSION) Country: Mexico
23. Misael M. Mancilla Chacon (FRAUD, FALSE INFORMATION TO LE) Country: Colombia
24. Yovani Ramirez-Angulo (DUI) Country: Mexico
25. Eduar Josue Rodriguez-Osorto (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, FALSE INFO, ALTERED ID) Country: Honduras
26. Jose M. Huamacto Huanaco (DUI) Country: Peru
27. Jose Lopez-Cruz (DUI, FALSE INFORMATION) Country: Mexico
28. Danny Araica-Delgadilla (DANGEROUS DRUGS) Country: Nicaragua
29. Carlos Rojas-Morales (DRUG TRAFFICKING, ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY) Country: Mexico
30. Edilberto Morales-Lascarez (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Mexico
31. Jose Aguilar Luna (POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Mexico
32. Osmin Dubon-Herrera (DUI) Country: Guatemala
33. Carlos Gomez-Lopez (DUI (x3)) Country: Mexico
34. Humberto Ramirez-Esquivel (GRAND THEFT AUTO) Country: Mexico
35. Jorge Meza-Ramirez (DUI) Country: Mexico
36. Modesto Francisco-Munoz (DUI, DRUGS) Country: Mexico
37. Rogelio Gonzalez-Leal (INADMISSIBILITY, ILLEGAL RE-ENTRY) Country: Mexico
38. Carlos Eduardo Ruiz-Sanchez (DUI) Country: Honduras
39. Pablo Cuellar-Zavala (DISTURBING THE PEACE, DWP) Country: Mexico
40. Jose Fernando Hernandez Jerez (DTP, TRESPASSING, VIOLATE NO CONTACT) Country: Colombia
41. Jose G. Medina-Jaime (DUI) Country: Mexico
42. Jose DeJesus Sanchez Canchola (DWP (x2), PARAPHERNALIA, CARELESS DRIVING) Country: Mexico
43. Maximiliano Gabriel Murrillo (DRUG TRAFFICKING (COCAINE), DUI) Country: Mexico
44. Tomas Prieto-Servin (RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, ASSAULT, DUI(x6)) Country: Mexico
45. Agustra Berto Diaz Gomez (EXCESSIVE DUI) Country: Mexico
46. Cleymar Gerardo Diaz Perez (EXCESSIVE DUI) Country: Mexico
47. Diaz-Salaz (DUI (x4), DWP) Country: Mexico
48. Remberto Machuca Carvajal (AGGRAVATED ASSAULT) Country: Mexico
49. Guillermo Vargas Castillo (DUI (x2)) Country: Mexico
50. Rey David Estrada Arizmendi (DUI, PROHIBITED WEAPON, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE) Country: Mexico
51. Jameel Almuthafar (AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, TRESPASSING, DISTURBING THE PEACE, UNLAWFUL ENTRY, RESISTING ARREST) Country: Iraq
52. Jhon Fredy Ramirez Delgado (BURGLARY) Country: Colombia
53. Alredo Toro Pena (BURGLARY) Country: Colombia

BACKGROUND

Through the 287(g) program, ICE can delegate to state and local law enforcement officers the authority to perform specified immigration officer functions, under the direction and oversight of ICE, and pursuant to a signed agreement, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

The Governor’s emergency fund has been used in the past to support ISP missions to border states, to help fund the investigation and capture of Bryan Kohberger who is accused of killing four University of Idaho students, and to fight fentanyl.