MS-13 Gang Member Found Living in Texas After Crossing Biden’s Open Border

By Lott Wire Staff

Published on September 3, 2024

Article Summary

An illegal MS-13 gang member wanted for murder in El Salvador was discovered living in Houston, Texas, after crossing the U.S. border undetected. He was deported in August to face charges in his home country.

•Illegal Entry: Alexis Bladimir Canizales Romero crossed the U.S.-Mexico border undetected after being expelled under Title 42.

•Criminal Background: Canizales Romero is an MS-13 gang member wanted for aggravated femicide and homicide in El Salvador.

•Arrest in Texas: He was found living in Houston and arrested for drunk driving in March 2024, which led to his capture by ICE.

•Deportation: After a federal judge’s ruling, Canizales Romero was deported to El Salvador in August to face murder charges.

•Border Crisis: His case highlights ongoing concerns about undetected illegal crossings under the Biden administration.

An illegal MS-13 gang member, Alexis Bladimir Canizales Romero, wanted for murder in El Salvador, was discovered living in Houston, Texas, earlier this year after successfully crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

Canizales Romero, a 27-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, first crossed into the U.S. in 2020 but was immediately expelled under Title 42. He later crossed again undetected as a “got-away.” In March 2024, he was arrested for drunk driving in Harris County, where ICE agents discovered he was wanted for aggravated femicide and other serious crimes in El Salvador.

After a federal immigration judge ordered his deportation in July, Canizales Romero was deported on August 30 to face murder charges in El Salvador.

# Tags

Biden Border Policy, Border Security, Criminal Deportation, El Salvador, ICE, Illegal Alien, Immigration, MS-13, Open Borders, Texas

Lott Wire Staff

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