U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has recently posted a series of updates on its official Twitter account regarding ongoing cases and enforcement actions.
On December 15, 2025, ICE issued an alert about a fugitive wanted for multiple child exploitation offenses. The agency stated: "CHILD SEX PREDATOR Last seen in Chicago, Mexican fugitive Ricardo Vega is wanted for several offenses connected to sexually exploiting children, including:
• Child sexual abuse material possession and distribution
• Sex offenses against children
• Sextortion
Help ICE protect https://t.co/GAjHsw8eNU"
The following day, December 16, 2025, ICE addressed claims circulating about the arrest of Ms. Tincher in relation to recording officers. The agency clarified: "David Bier, the Cato Institute Director of Immigration Studies, is at it again.
Ms. Tincher was not arrested for recording ICE officers.
Secretary Noem has been clear: If you lay a hand on a law enforcement, you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
Later that same day, ICE announced the sentencing of Diego Barron-Esquivel for assaulting an officer earlier in the year. According to their post: "20 YEARS FOR ASSAULTING AN @ICEGOV OFFICER
On Feb. 28, Mexican national illegal alien Diego Barron-Esquivel violently assaulted and strangled an ICE officer in Kansas. The officer is okay!
Today, he was given the maximum penalty allowed under statute.
Welcome to the find out https://t.co/i8NspwegAB"
These posts reflect ongoing efforts by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to publicize enforcement actions and clarify information regarding its operations.
