Illegal aliens face immediate deportation for immigration violations
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SAVANNAH, Georgia: Multiple defendants illegally inside the United States were sentenced in federal court and transferred to immigration authorities for immediate deportation. The sentences were imposed in U.S. District Court and announced by Margaret E. ‘Meg’ Heap, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia. Martin De La Torre Coronado , 35, a citizen of Mexico, was sentenced to time served followed by immediate deportation after pleading guilty to Illegal Re-entry after Removal or Deportation. Coronado was identified as an illegal alien in May 2026 during a traffic stop by Savannah Police in Chatham County and transferred to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Oscar Barrios-Garcia , 38, a citizen of Guatemala, was sentenced to time served followed by immediate deportation after pleading guilty to Illegal Re-entry after Removal or Deportation. Barrios-Garcia was identified as an illegal alien in February 2026 during an encounter with the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office in Chatham County and transferred to ICE custody. Juan Miguel Osorio Rojas, 40, a citizen of Mexico, was sentenced to time served followed by immediate deportation after pleading guilty to Illegal Re-entry after Removal or Deportation. Rojas was identified as an illegal alien in June 2026 in Glynn County and transferred to ICE custody. Illegal Re-entry after Removal or Deportation is a charge applied to an illegal alien present in the United States after at least one prior removal. “These defendants had been previously removed from the United States yet chose to disregard federal law by unlawfully returning to the U.S.,” said U.S. Attorney Heap. “Working closely with our law enforcement partners, we will hold criminal defendants accountable in an effort to protect our communities and ensure public safety.” These cases were investigated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations, Chatham County Sheriff’s Office, Savannah Police Department and prosecuted for the United States by Southern District of Georgia Assistant U.S. Attorneys Makeia R. Jonese, Ryan Bondura, Matthew A. Breedon, and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Lauren C. Olsen.
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"SAVANNAH, Georgia: Multiple defendants illegally inside the United States were sentenced in federal court and transferred to immigration authorities for immediate deportation."
"SAVANNAH, Georgia: Multiple defendants illegally inside the United States were sentenced in federal court and transferred to immigration authorities for immediate deportation."
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