Oklahoma Operation Guardian arrests 120 illegal immigrants with ICE

Oklahoma highway patrol with ice agents, 120 illegal immigrants arrested during an operation in an entrance port near the Texas border.

The plan, called the operation Guardian, is in coordination with the Oklahoma Public Security Department. It was a comprehensive attempt to deport by Kevin Stitt.

Steing took place during the Interstate 40, most criminals with irreversible licenses behind the 80,000 -pound 18 wheel wheels.

During the operation, the soldiers met more than 500 people and according to the authorities, 120 turned into ICE.

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Timton, the commissioner of the Ministry of Public Security, said that the findings are worried and emphasized a serious risk of security. Many of the licenses have either been about ten years or listed under a single name and made identity impossible.

“You don’t have a small collision with a commercial vehicle, Tip Tipon said. “A truck of 80,000 pounds with 70 miles per hour will not be a small accident.”

Oklahoma’s operation Guardian plan, the state currently has approximately 525 documentary criminals in prisons and costs $ 36,000 a day.

The plan argues that 30% of these crimes are violent crimes against children, 20% violent attack, 14% murder or other violent deaths, and 7% sex crimes. Most criminals come from Mexico (72%), followed by Guatemala, Honduras and Vietnam.

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Stitt said that the operation was designed to carry criminals without documentary criminals directly from the state and district detention to the deportation of deportation and ended what he called federal neglect for years.

“Former President Biden’s weak border policies allowed our country to become a safe shelter for criminal immigrants – this ended with the Guardian operation in Oklahoma.” He said. “These dangerous illegal aliens should not walk on our streets and will not be soon. Oklahoma will continue to stand for the law and order.”

ICE has not yet released the name of the suspect, who was pronounced dead in the hospital. (Getty Images)

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The plan expands ice agreements so that some state and local officers can detain and transfer criminals. Furthermore, if deported orders are already present, conditional boards allow non -quality prisoners to directly send federal detention.

It will also implement a rapid repat program and allow appropriate prisons to skip the objections and move directly to deportation.

Tipon stressed that the operation was more than immigration policy – this was about protecting families in Oklahoma’s paths and communities.

“This plan leads Oklahoma to lead the nation’s destruction of illegal aliens who commit crimes against our communities,” Tipton said. He said. “The Guardian operation responds directly to the threat given by these criminals to our citizens.”