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An el Salvador Man Sewing for sexual crimes Involving a minor in his country of origin was arrested in Philadelphia for the application of immigration and customs of the United States.
ICE retired Francisco Javier Meléndez Torres, who was sought by law in El Salvador for the aggravated violation of a minor and sexual harassment, on January 31. He entered the United States illegally and had a final removal order issued in December 2024.
“The elimination of Francisco Javier Meléndez Torres, a dangerous criminal foreigner sought by an aggravated violation of a minor in El Salvador, highlights the dangers that individuals like him represent for our communities,” said Brian McShane, ICE application operations. .
McShane said ICE is “committed to ensuring that dangerous people such as Meléndez Torres do not find a safe port” in the United States or threaten US citizens.
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Francisco Javier Meléndez Torres, from El Salvador, who was sought to violate a child in his country of origin, was arrested for the application of immigration and customs Philadelphia on January 31. (ICE Philadelphia)
Meléndez Torres was first arrested for US border patrol. UU. On February 5, 1986, near Rio Grande, Texas. An order was fulfilled to show cause and audition notice, charging inadmissibility, according to ICE Philadelphia. He was released the same day in an order of recognition.
An immigration judge in Harlingen, Texas, granted him a voluntary departure on November 17, 1986, and was asked to return to El Salvador before December 29, 1986.
He was deported once he did not leave on that date.
Meléndez Torres was first arrested by the border patrol agents of the United States near Rio Grande, Texas, on February 5, 1986. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
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At some point, Meléndez Torres returned to the US. And was convicted of driving with the disability in Hempstead, New York, on September 12, 1994. The court sentenced him to five days in jail.
He left the United States again on an unknown date and returned without inspection or probation by an immigration official.
He was sentenced in Hempstead, New York, again, disorderly behavior on April 30, 2014, and was sentenced in time fulfilled.
ICE arrested him in Levittown, New York, on October 25, 2024, during “a specific compliance action” and gave him a notice to appear, loading inadmissibility.
Meléndez Torres had a criminal record in the United States and had been deported several times before Ice Philadelphia collected it last month. (Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
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An immigration judge in Elizabeth, New Jersey, ordered it to be eliminated on December 12, 2024.
He remained in the United States until ICE Philadelphia picked him up on January 31.
