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Illegal immigrant allegedly rams ICE vehicle, bites agents after failed gun purchase in Pittsburgh

close Video Leavitt says Trump will not 'waver' on illegal immigration crackdown White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt discusses President Donald Trump’s efforts to unify Americans, the debate over ICE operations and more on ‘Sunday Morning Futures.’ NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Nicaraguan man living illegally in Pittsburgh faces up to 20 years in prison after allegedly launching a violent attack on federal agents – ramming a law enforcement vehicle, trying to grab an officer’s gun, and biting an agent – following a failed attempt to buy a firearm. A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh indicted 33-year-old Darwin Alexander Davila-Perez on Wednesday on a charge of assaulting a federal officer. The investigation began when the Department of Homeland Security learned that Davila-Perez had tried to buy a gun from a local dealer.

Illegal immigrant allegedly rams ICE vehicle, bites agents after failed gun purchase in Pittsburgh

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Key Highlights

  • During that transaction, he allegedly claimed to be a U. S.
  • citizen.
  • The sale was blocked after the dealer discovered he was a Nicaraguan national with no legal status in the U. S.
  • Federal law prohibits those in the country illegally from possessing or purchasing firearms.
  • ICE OFFICER SERIOUSLY INJURED AFTER ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ASSAULT, USING METAL COFFEE CUP A Nicaraguan man in Pittsburgh faces 20 years after allegedly biting an ICE agent and ramming a police car following a failed illegal gun purchase attempt.
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  1. Illegal immigrant allegedly rams ICE vehicle, bites agents after failed gun purchase in Pittsburgh

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