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5 Foreign Fugitives Wanted for Murder Arrested in Boston

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ICE Boston announced the arrest of five foreign nationals with homicide warrants from their home countries. The fugitives, from El Salvador, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic, were arrested across Connecticut and Massachusetts between March 10 and April 5, 2026. The arrests were part of targeted immigration enforcement actions targeting the most dangerous criminal aliens in New England communities.

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ICE Boston Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) announced the arrest of five foreign national fugitives with active murder or homicide warrants from their home countries. The individuals were arrested across multiple New England jurisdictions over approximately one month. All five were in the United States illegally and are now in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

The arrests have implications for public safety and immigration enforcement. These cases highlight ICE's continued prioritization of dangerous criminal aliens, including those with foreign murder charges who may not have U.S. criminal records. Immigration attorneys and compliance professionals should note that foreign nationals with outstanding criminal warrants face removal even without U.S. criminal convictions.

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Apr 16, 2026

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April 16, 2026 Burlington, MA, United States Enforcement and Removal, Law Enforcement

ICE Boston arrests 5 foreign fugitives wanted for murder in a month

All 5 foreign fugitives were attempting to evade homicide charges in their native countries BURLINGTON, Mass. — In the past month, ICE Boston has arrested five fugitive illegal aliens throughout New England. All five illegal alien offenders have foreign arrest warrants for murder or homicide in their home countries, and some are facing additional charges. These fugitives, who are typically among the illegal aliens mislabeled as “non-criminals” by the media and activists, are not counted among the nearly 70% of ICE arrests with U.S. criminal histories — simply because they committed their horrendous crimes outside the United States.

“Even though some of these foreign fugitives had no criminal charges in the United States, all endangered our New England communities,” said ERO Boston acting Field Office Director David T. Wesling. “We will continue to pursue these dangerous criminal aliens that sanctuary politicians fight to protect.”

All five fugitive aliens illegally entered the United States under the disastrous open border policies of the Biden administration. Those arrested are:

  • Danny Granados-Garcia, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador, was arrested March 10 in Waterbury, Connecticut. He is a wanted fugitive in El Salvador, with an arrest warrant issued Feb. 11 for aggravated homicide and being a member of a terrorist organization.
  • Kele Cristian Alves-Pereira, a criminal illegal alien from Brazil, was arrested March 13 in Everett, Massachusetts. Authorities in Brazil issued a warrant for Alves-Periera for the offense of murder on Feb. 22, 2021.
  • Magno Jose Dos Santos, a criminal illegal alien from Brazil, was arrested March 22 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Authorities in Brazil issued a warrant for Dos Santos for the criminal charges of homicide and attempted crime on May 12, 2021.
  • Bryan Rafael Gomez, a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, was arrested April 4 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Authorities in the Dominican Republic issued an arrest warrant for him Jan. 24, 2023, for homicide.
  • Altieris Chaves Paiva, a criminal illegal alien from Brazil, was arrested April 5 in Falmouth, Massachusetts. He is the subject of a foreign arrest warrant issued on April 24, 2024, for homicide, and is wanted by authorities in Brazil. ICE Boston has always been, and will remain, strongly committed to prioritizing the safety of New England communities through targeted immigration enforcement actions against the most dangerous criminal aliens.

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04/16/2026

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April 16th, 2026
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Immigration
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