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ICE Detains Twice-Deported Illegal Alien Wanted for Murder in North Carolina

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DHS announced that ICE Homeland Security Investigations issued a detainer on April 9, 2026, for Carlos Anuel Medina-Robles, an illegal alien from Honduras, who is wanted for murder involving a firearm in Durham County, North Carolina. Medina-Robles was arrested in Minot, North Dakota, and the detainer ensures he remains in custody pending extradition. The individual has been deported from the United States twice previously.

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DHS announced that ICE Homeland Security Investigations lodged a detainer on April 9, 2026, for Carlos Anuel Medina-Robles, an illegal alien from Honduras arrested in Minot, North Dakota, who is wanted for murder involving a firearm in Durham County, North Carolina. Medina-Robles, who has been deported twice, will be extradited to North Carolina to face charges.

Affected parties include law enforcement agencies coordinating across state lines, and the announcement serves as public documentation of ICE's immigration enforcement action against a criminal alien. This does not create new compliance obligations for businesses or individuals but reflects ongoing enforcement priorities.

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ICE Works with North Dakota Law Enforcement Partners to Ensure Illegal Alien Wanted for Murder in North Carolina No Longer Threatens Our Communities

Release Date: April 15, 2026
This twice-deported criminal illegal alien will be extradited to North Carolina to face justice for his crimes

WASHINGTON – The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released the following statement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued a detainer for an illegal alien from Honduras arrested in North Dakota who is wanted for murder in North Carolina.

On April 9, 2026, ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in Minot, North Dakota lodged an arrest detainer to ensure that Carlos Anuel Medina-Robles is not released from jail. A criminal illegal alien from Honduras, Medina-Robles is wanted for murder involving a firearm in Durham County, North Carolina.

Carlos Anuel Medina-Robles

“This twice-deported criminal illegal alien from Honduras is wanted for a *murder** in North Carolina,”* said Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis. “This is yet another tragic case of the consequences of disastrous open-border policies. The brave men and women of ICE are fighting every single day to get dangerous criminals like this off of our streets and out of our country.”

Medina-Robles first entered the U.S. in August 2018 and the Trump Administration deported him in November 2018. He then chose to illegally re-enter the country – a felony – in September 2022 under Biden, but CBP removed him from the country. He illegally entered the country a third time at an unknown date and location.

He is currently being held at Ward County Jail in North Dakota pending extradition to North Carolina.

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DHS
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April 15th, 2026
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Immigration
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