ICE calls out ‘depraved freak’ illegal immigrant deported after heinous crime in Dem-run state

The Department of Homeland Security called out a "depraved freak" sex offender and illegal immigrant whom the agency said it recently deported after he abused his own daughter in Democrat-run Virginia Records from the Albemarle County Circuit Criminal Division show Mexican national Marcelo Vasquez Reyna was convicted in March after pleading guilty to a charge involving a parent violating a child between the ages of 15 and 17.

The incident took place in 2018.

He was sentenced to five years and six months in prison, with five years of the sentence suspended.

Local outlet ABC 7 reported that Vasquez Reyna was arrested in March following his conviction.

The outlet said he was also charged with attempted rape and abduction.

In an X post, DHS wrote that "ICE has DEPORTED Marcelo Vasquez-Reyna, a depraved freak who sexually abused HIS OWN DAUGHTER." ICE NABS ILLEGAL ALIENS CONVICTED OF CHILD SEX CRIMES AND METH TRAFFICKING IN NATIONWIDE ENFORCEMENT SWEEP The agency added that "criminals like this sicko have NO sanctuary in our nation." The Daily Progress reported that Vasquez Reyna was repeatedly arrested on charges of groping his teenage daughter and attempting to rape her using force, causing her to live in fear of further attacks.

The deportation comes as parts of Virginia have seen a series of violent and sexual crimes involving illegal immigrants .

Fairfax County, north of Albemarle County, has seen several high-profile cases.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a detainer in July asking Fairfax County officials not to release Nehemia Noel Fuentes-Banegas after DHS said he ambushed a Fairfax County police officer Tuesday.

ICE LODGES DETAINER FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ACCUSED OF TRYING TO DISARM VIRGINIA POLICE OFFICER DHS said officers responded to a report of a man who left a home in Annandale following an argument while armed with two knives.

As officers searched a wooded area, DHS said Fuentes-Banegas emerged from the brush, grabbed an officer's gun and attempted to disarm him.

Fairfax County police said one officer fired his service weapon while a second officer simultaneously deployed a department-issued Taser.

Police said the bullet grazed Fuentes-Banegas' shoulder.