Undocumented Mexican Man Charged with Abuse of Minors in Utah Hotel Incident
Gerardo Aurelio Iturbide, a 24-year-old undocumented immigrant from Mexico living illegally in Hurricane, Utah, was indicted by a federal grand jury for sexually abusing multiple minor girls and producing child sexual abuse material. Police responded to a 911 call after one victim escaped the abuse, finding Iturbide at a hotel where he had given alcohol to underage girls before assaulting them. Iturbide has a history of three prior voluntary deportations from the United States, underscoring concerns about border enforcement and repeat offenders. The victim count and the distribution of the abuse video to others elevate the severity of the charges.... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 22:33
ICE lodges immigration detainer against criminal illegal alien who allegedly abused and violently murdered 3-year-old nephew
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged an immigration detainer against Samuel Antonio Maldonado-Erazo, an undocumented immigrant accused of brutally abusing and then murdering his three-year-old nephew on March 4. The victim’s mother, Wendy Esther Hernandez Reyes, who is Maldonado-Erazo’s sister, was deported on January 26 and did not take her U.S. citizen child with her. Authorities say this tragic decision left the boy vulnerable to Maldonado-Erazo’s care. ICE Director Todd M. Lyons described the case as 'absolutely sickening,' emphasizing the preventable nature of the boy's death and criticizing the mother’s decision to leave her child behind. The agency reiterated... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 13:36
Legal Action Launched Against UK Government Over Child Sexual Abuse Inquiry Implementation
Campaigners have launched a legal action against the UK government, asserting that its inconsistent approach to implementing recommendations from a significant inquiry has allowed child sexual abuse to continue. The accusations come from the Maggie Oliver Foundation, which claims that the government's failure to adopt all proposed changes demonstrates negligence in protecting vulnerable children. The case was presented in the high court in London, where Mr Justice Kimblin ruled that the legal proceedings against the Home Office could advance, indicating that the foundation may have a legitimate claim regarding unmet expectations for the government's response. This legal action is rooted... [Continue Reading]
