ICE-led Florida operation nets 500 including illegal aliens accused of murder, child abuse, cartel ties

U.S.Immigration and Customs Enforcement partnered with more than five other federal, state and local agencies in a weeklong immigration-enforcement operation in Southwest Florida that yielded 500 arrests.Caught in the sweep, according to a statement from ICE, were: a Haitian charged with murder; a Honduran accused of molesting children; a suspected Mexican cartel member; a Guatemalan who allegedly tried to use a Taser on an officer during his arrest; and others with accusations or convictions of crimes such as battery, DUI, hit-and-run, domestic violence, possession of illegal drugs, driving without a license, resisting arrest and returning multiple times to the United States after deportation.From Aug.
24 through Aug.27, ICE agents teamed up with officers from local, state and federal agencies including the Florida Highway Patrol, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, the Florida National Guard, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and U.S.
Customs and Border Protection.An ICE-led operation in Florida led to 500 arrests of illegal immigrants.(Getty Images; U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement)GEORGIA ICE SWEEP NABS OVER 700 CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS, INCLUDING SEX OFFENDERS, CHILD ABUSERSDuring the operation, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office arrested on a murder charge an illegal alien from Haiti who has been seeking asylum in the United States.ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT’S ‘OVER-THE-TOP’ SEXUAL ASSAULT ON ELDERLY WOMAN SENDS SHERIFF INTO RAGE: ‘OUT OF CONTROL’Whycliff Longin, 28, allegedly broke into a home in Lehigh Acres, Florida on Aug.27.Just before 3 a.m., deputies responded to a 911 call from a woman who had "escaped an attack in which she was strangled and fought to survive before barricading herself in a bedroom," according to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.Deputies said they found Longin fleeing from a neighboring residence and took him into custody.Then they found a second woman "deceased inside a bedroom, suffering from obvious s...