BOSTON, CMC – America Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) company says a 50-year-old Dominican Republic nationwide who was apprehended by Enforcement and Elimination Operations (ERO) right here has been sentenced to 2 and a half years in jail for unlawfully reentering the US.
ICE mentioned that Felix Reinardo Nunez-Guerrero obtained a 30-month federal jail sentence on the US District Courtroom for the District of Massachusetts.
“Felix Reinardo Nunez-Guerrero has repeatedly unlawfully entered the US and damaged our legal guidelines,” mentioned ERO Boston Subject Workplace Director Todd M. Lyons. “His blatant disregard for public security has confirmed him a big menace to the Massachusetts group.
“ERO Boston will proceed to prioritize the welfare of our residents by aggressively apprehending and eradicating essentially the most egregious noncitizen offenders,” he added.
ICE mentioned the US Border Patrol arrested Nunez on September 7, 1999, after he unlawfully entered the US close to El Paso, Texas.
Border Patrol officers served Nunez a discover to seem earlier than a US Division of Justice immigration choose and turned Nunez’s custody over to the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
It mentioned the Immigration and Naturalization Service launched Nunez from custody on bond on October 15, 1999, and on October 20, the next yr, a Division of Justice immigration choose in Boston ordered Nunez faraway from the US to the Dominican Republic.
Between October 30, 2008, and December 27, 2019, ICE mentioned authorities arrested Nunez on quite a few events and convicted him of intimidation, twice giving false addresses with the intent to hinder police, possession of a Class B managed substance, assault and battery harmful weapon-handgun, assault harmful weapon-chemical spray, noncitizen unlawfully in the US in possession of a firearm and ammunition and a forfeiture allegation, and illegally reentering the US after earlier deportation.
ICE mentioned ERO eliminated Nunez from the US to the Dominican Republic on 4 events: March 25, 2009; July 21, 2015; March 6, 2019; and August 4, 2020.
“Nunez unlawfully entered the US with out being inspected, admitted, or paroled by a US immigration official on not less than 5 events,” it mentioned.
The US District Courtroom for the District of Massachusetts ultimately sentenced Nunez to 30 months in US federal jail.
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