U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have reportedly expelled a foreign fugitive for money laundering, forgery and fraud.
According to a Feb. 23 ICE news release, Adam Dziak, 46, who was wanted in his native Poland, was arrested outside of his home in Miami in September by ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations officers acting on an Interpol Red Notice. He was reportedly charged with inadmissibility as an immigrant without a visa. ICE noted he was detained at the Krome Service Processing Center.
“By focusing enforcement efforts on individuals with foreign criminal warrants, we strive to deny international criminals the use of the United States to avoid answering criminal charges and give victims of crimes closure,” John Longshore, ERO’s deputy attache for removal, said.
According to ICE, an immigration judge issued a final order of removal for Dziak in December 2021, and he ultimately left from Miami International Airport in late January.
The release noted that ERO Miami planned the move with Longshore and the Polish National Police. Upon his arrival in Warsaw, Poland, Dziak was turned over to authorities.
According to the ICE release, anyone with information about foreign fugitives can contact ICE by calling its tip line at 1-866-DHS-2ICE. They also can complete an online tip form.
