3 illegal aliens arrested in major Virginia child exploitation sting released on bond

Three illegal aliens from El Salvador with extensive criminal histories were arrested in a child exploitation sting operation in Fairfax County, Virginia. All three suspects, Reyben Leono Sanchez Hernandez, Wilmer Alexander Aguilar Cruz, and Henry Adalberto Flores Herrera, have since been released on bond despite having previous encounters with law enforcement and ICE detainers placed on them. The Department of Homeland Security criticized sanctuary policies and past administrations for policies they claim allowed these individuals into the country, urging increased cooperation with ICE.

• Three illegal aliens from El Salvador were arrested in a child exploitation sting in Fairfax County, Virginia.
• The suspects, Reyben Leono Sanchez Hernandez, Wilmer Alexander Aguilar Cruz, and Henry Adalberto Flores Herrera, have all been released on bond.
• All three men have prior arrests and criminal histories, including charges related to child solicitation, indecent liberties, and threats.
• DHS blamed sanctuary policies and past administrations for the release of criminal illegal aliens.
• ICE had placed detainers on all three individuals, but they were released by local authorities.
• DHS urged Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger to increase cooperation with ICE.