In a significant enforcement operation, the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency has apprehended four undocumented immigrants, including two Caribbean nationals, in San Diego, California. The individuals, hailing from The Bahamas, Cuba, Mexico, and Vietnam, were arrested following convictions for severe crimes against children, such as sexual assault, molestation, and rape. Among those detained was Devin Richardson, a Bahamian national, who was convicted of sexually assaulting minors and failing to register as a sex offender in California. Another individual, Walter Ramirez from Cuba, was found guilty of rape, drug-induced sexual assault of a minor, and domestic violence. All four are currently in ICE custody, awaiting deportation proceedings to their respective countries. Patrick Divver, the field office director for ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in San Diego, emphasized the gravity of the situation, stating, ‘These predators targeted the most vulnerable members of our community — children.’ He further highlighted the proximity of one offender to an in-home daycare and an elementary school, underscoring the immediate threat to public safety. Divver concluded, ‘By taking them into custody, ICE has removed a clear danger and sent a strong message that child predators who are illegal aliens have no place in our country.’