24-year-old man from Mexico who is a permanent U.S. resident faces deportation because of a felony conviction for menacing and misdemeanor convictions for child abuse and third-degree assault. Greeley authorities have documented his membership in a "violent street gang," ICE said in a release.
The other two, a 67-year-old man and his 33-year-old son, have convictions for sexual assault on minors and are suspected illegal immigrants. The father was convicted of assaulting his 12-year-old daughter in Los Angeles in 1989, according to federal officials.
The arrests were made as part of separate ICE programs aimed at stemming international sex crimes and transnational gangs.