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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has released the names and photos of migrants detained in Los Angeles during Saturday’s attack.
“American brave ice officers are removing the worst and worst from the streets of LA, but LA leaders are tirelessly trying their best against them,” Homeland Security told X.
The heavy military presence seen in downtown Los Angeles after days of immigration protests
Names and photos of six men from six different countries were released late Sunday morning.
Jose Cristobal Hernandez Bootron
Hernandez-Buitron, 43, is a Peruvian citizen. He has a criminal history, including a robbery conviction.
Jose Cristobal Hernandez Bootron. (Department of Homeland Security) Chrissahdah Tooy
Tooy, 48 years old, is an Indonesian citizen. He has a criminal history, including convictions for drugs, DUI and illegal entry, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
Chrissahdah Tooy. (Ministry of Homeland Security) Jordan Mauricio Meza Esquibel
Meza Esquibel, 32, is a Honduras citizen. DHS officials say he has a criminal history including domestic violence and arrests for heroin and cocaine distribution.
Jordan, Mauricio Meza Esquibel. (Department of Homeland Security) Francisco Sanchez Arguero
Sanchez Arguero, 38, is a Mexican citizen. He has a criminal record including arrest for grand larceny and possession of a prohibited weapon, DHS said.
Francisco Sanchez Arguero. (Department of Homeland Security) Cuong Chanh Phan
The 49-year-old fan is a Vietnamese citizen. Federal officials say he has a criminal history, including a second-degree murder conviction that he sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Cuong Chanh Phan. (Department of Homeland Security) Rolando Veneracion-Enriquez
Veneracion-Enriquez, 55, is a Philippine citizen. According to DHS, he has a criminal history including convictions for theft, assault, robbery and rape.
Rolando Veneracion-Enriquez. (Ministry of Homeland Security)
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass told KTLA on Sunday morning that many of the detainees initially detained in downtown LA were taken to an ice facility in Adelanto, but it is not known that each man was detained.
Several local members of the council report that they are unable to monitor both downtown and Adelanto. US Rep. Jimmy Gomez, CA-34, said he was denied entry to the DTLA facility on Saturday, and the following day a coalition of lawmakers and immigration rights advocates was denied entry to the Adelanto facility.
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