Immigration authorities in Baltimore, Maryland, have arrested 153 unlawful immigrant intercourse offenders this fiscal yr, a document, with the newest being a Honduran man who was deported from america after he was beforehand convicted of raping a Maryland resident.
The Enforcement and Removing Operations department below U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) mentioned final week that Madai Gamaliel Amaya was taken into custody on Aug. 29 within the suburb of Montgomery Village.
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Madai Gamaliel Amaya, a convicted rapist, has been deported from america a number of occasions, authorities mentioned. (ICE)
“This is a landmark arrest for ERO Baltimore, in that they secured a record 153 noncitizen sex offenders arrested in their area of operations during a single fiscal year, but more importantly, there are 153 victims who need not fear their predators because of ERO officers,” mentioned ERO Govt Affiliate Director Daniel Bible.
Amaya initially illegally entered the U.S. at an unknown date and place years in the past, ICE mentioned. On Jan. 8, 2009, he was arrested by Montgomery County police and charged with second-degree rape.
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He was convicted months later and sentenced to 10 years in jail and three years of supervised probation upon his launch. Two years and 6 months of the sentence was suspended by a decide. ICE filed a detainer request in 2010 with native authorities and Amaya was deported in 2013.
On July 27, 2016, Amaya was caught making an attempt to illegally enter the U.S. by U.S. Border Patrol brokers close to Hidalgo, Texas. He was convicted of illegal entry in 2017 and sentenced to 30 months in an Oklahoma federal jail.
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He was deported as soon as once more in 2018. He then entered the U.S. once more at an unknown date.
His most current arrest got here final month and he stays in custody pending deportation proceedings, authorities mentioned.
