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HSI Baltimore investigation leads to 5-year sentence for Maryland man who attempted to smuggle firearms to separatists in Cameroon

ICE arrests former Salvadoran Army officer in New Jersey accused in El Mozote massacre case in El Salvador

ICE arrests former Salvadoran Army officer in New Jersey accused in El Mozote massacre case in El Salvador

Stolen credit cards and mail theft conspiracy land man in prison after HSI Chicago investigation

Stolen credit cards and mail theft conspiracy land man in prison after HSI Chicago investigation

Former San Diego detective pleads guilty to crimes related to massage businesses

Former San Diego detective pleads guilty to crimes related to massage businesses

Texas man sentenced to 92 months in prison for possessing, distributing child pornography

Texas man sentenced to 92 months in prison for possessing, distributing child pornography

Sinaloa cartel hitman and El Chapo’s head of security extradited to US on drug trafficking and firearm charges

Sinaloa cartel hitman and El Chapo’s head of security extradited to US on drug trafficking and firearm charges

HSI Cultural Property, Art and Antiquities Program repatriates over 135 artifacts in 2nd quarter of fiscal year 2023

HSI Cultural Property, Art and Antiquities Program repatriates over 135 artifacts in 2nd quarter of fiscal year 2023

Texas man sentenced to 27 years for child exploitation-related offenses

Texas man sentenced to 27 years for child exploitation-related offenses

Former school nurse sentenced to 24 years following HSI Nashville investigation

Former school nurse sentenced to 24 years following HSI Nashville investigation

Former Guardsman sentenced for possession of child exploitation material following HSI investigation

Former Guardsman sentenced for possession of child exploitation material following HSI investigation

Employers May File H-2B Petitions for FY 2023 Late Second Half Returning Workers

Employers May File H-2B Petitions for FY 2023 Late Second Half Returning Workers

USCIS Updates Policy Guidance on Safe Mailing Address and Case Handling Procedures for Certain Protected Persons

USCIS Updates Policy Guidance on Safe Mailing Address and Case Handling Procedures for Certain Protected Persons

HSI Baltimore investigation lands Texas resident in prison for conspiring to rob ATMs

By Homeland Newswire | Apr 8, 2023

News Release: BALTIMORE - An investigation conducted by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Baltimore and the Baltimore County Police Department has landed a Texas resident in federal prison for two years, followed by three years of supervised release, for conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen...

Ray County jail fugitive finds himself back behind bars, following exhaustive joint HSI Kansas City, law enforcement partner manhunt

By Homeland Newswire | Apr 8, 2023

News Release: KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Fugitive Justin Robinson, who escaped from the Ray County Jail on the evening of March 27, is back in custody, April 7, due to the unified effort of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Kansas City, the Ray County Sheriff’s Office, the U.S. Marshals Service, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and a variety of concerned citizens.

Stolen credit cards and mail theft conspiracy land man in prison after HSI Chicago investigation

By Homeland Newswire | Apr 6, 2023

News Release: CHICAGO - A federal judge in Chicago sentenced the ringleader of a mail and identity theft conspiracy to nine years in federal prison following a Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) investigation. The sentencing follows the man’s conviction for stealing U.S. Postal Service customers’ credit cards from the mail and using their personal identifying information to make unauthorized purchases with the stolen cards.

Human smuggler sent to prison for role in deadly hostage-taking scheme following HSI Victoria-led investigation

A federal judge sentenced a human smuggler April 3 to more than 12 years in prison for his role in a deadly hostage-taking scheme.

HSI Kansas City hosts first Women in Leadership symposium

Inspirational event featured 5 accomplished women in local, state and federal government

ERO Boston removes Colombian citizen who unlawfully entered US twice

Officers with Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Boston removed a Colombian citizen to Colombia on April 3.

US files forfeiture action against more than 1 million rounds of ammunition enroute from Iran to Yemen

The Justice Department announced the filing of a forfeiture complaint against over 1 million rounds of ammunition, thousands of proximity fuses for rocket-propelled grenades,

ERO Boston removes unlawfully present Ecuadoran citizen convicted of vehicular manslaughter in notorious Massachusetts case