U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) posted a series of updates on May 2, 2026, detailing recent law enforcement actions involving federal convictions, sentencing, and international cooperation.
In a post published at 13:01 UTC, ICE reported that "Logan Murfin, 26, of Skiatook, Okla., was convicted April 24 on 10 felony charges related to X posts he made about 'gunning down' ICE personnel. He is in federal custody pending awaiting sentencing." The agency stated that Murfin remains in federal custody as he awaits sentencing for his online threats against ICE employees.
Later the same day at 16:15 UTC, ICE announced the sentencing of another individual: "Lorena Perez-Herrera, a naturalized U.S. citizen from the Dominican Republic, was sentenced for her involvement in defrauding American entities, primarily one Montana school district, through an international business email compromise fraud scheme. She was sentenced to 24". Perez-Herrera's case involved fraudulent activities targeting U.S. organizations via sophisticated email schemes.
At 19:10 UTC on May 2, ICE shared news of an international cultural repatriation effort: "ICE HSI and its partners repatriated 26 ancient artifacts to the Hellenic Republic of Greece during a ceremony at the Embassy of Greece in Washington, D.C. April 23. This marble torso of Asclepius, ancient Greek god of medicine and healing from the 1st or 2nd century..." The event highlighted ongoing collaboration between U.S. authorities and foreign governments to return cultural property to its country of origin.
ICE is responsible for enforcing immigration laws and investigating criminal activities such as cybercrime and art thefts involving cross-border elements.
