Two Indians, Hemant Khan-Kumar (left) and Rinkeshkumar Kaushikbhai Patel, have been arrested by ICE.

ICE published a list of arrests made last weekend and it included two Indians: Hemant Khan-Kumar and Rinkeshkumar Kaushikbhai Patel. The agency said Hemant Khan-Kumar is a convicted illegal alien from India who has been convicted of attempting to commit indecent assault on a child in Contra Costa County, California. Regarding Patel, the agency said he was convicted of conspiracy to commit theft of more than $60,000 in Bradley County, Tennessee.ICE said Patel was sentenced to six years in prison but after less than a year his sentence was suspended and ICE then took custody of him. “ICE has taken him into custody at the Bradley County Jail and will remain in custody pending removal proceedings,” the agency said.Over the weekend, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested more criminal illegal aliens convicted of horrific crimes, including murder with intent to cause serious bodily injury, criminal sexual conduct on a 13- to 15-year-old person and sexual abuse, the agency said.Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Biss said, “Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, ICE never takes a day off.” “This weekend, ICE arrested numerous murderers, pedophiles, sex offenders, violent assailants, drug traffickers and fraudsters. “Thank you to our ICE law enforcement for arresting these criminals from our communities. ICE is good.”Among others arrested over the weekend was Farhan Ahmed of Pakistan, who was convicted of first-degree murder with intent to cause serious bodily injury in Queens, New York.

What is ICE detainer? what happens next?

The ICE detainer is a request from the agency to notify local law enforcement that these people are in the country illegally, and that ICE will take custody after they face removal justice. Such criminals are notified to ICE before they are released. After being detained by ICE, individuals may be placed in immigration detention and face deportation proceedings.