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Aggregated statistics from available government sources show that thousands of serious crimes (including homicides and sexual assaults) have been committed by individuals with illegal immigration status or prior removals, but these are counts of convictions/arrests, not named victims. Examples: Texas DPS data (the most detailed state-level tracking, covering criminal aliens from 2011–June 2024): 997 homicide charges (498 convictions) and 6,744 sexual assault charges (3,537 convictions) involving criminal illegal aliens. This spans more than five years and is only one state. cis.orgICE/DHS enforcement data: In recent years, ICE has reported arrests of noncitizens with convictions for homicide (e.g., thousands nationally in some multi-year aggregates) and sexual assault. In FY 2023 alone, examples included thousands of convictions for homicide, sexual assault, and assault among noncitizens in ICE’s system. Santiago Lopez Morales (shot/killed in Texas motel incident, 2025). Maria Pleitez and her 11-year-old daughter Dayanara (killed in New Jersey car crash caused by illegal alien, 2025). Luis Jocsan Nanez Lopez (15, shot while defending mother from attempted rape in Kentucky, 2025). Hallie Helgeson (18) and Brady Heiling (19) (killed in Wisconsin drunk-driving crash, 2025). dhs.govOther widely reported cases from the period (drawn from public news and advocacy compilations) include Laken Riley (Georgia, 2024), Rachel Morin (Maryland, 2023), Kayla Hamilton (Maryland, 2023), Jocelyn Nungaray (Texas, 2024), and various others involving drunk-driving fatalities or assaults. fairus.org +1Organizations like FAIR, CIS, or Angel Families maintain partial lists of publicized victims, and DHS maintains a “Worst of the Worst” site focused on perpetrators (with some victim details in linked news). dhs.gov These are selective and incomplete by design. In short, while tragic individual cases occur and are preventable when prior criminal history or deportation orders exist, a full national victim list for the past five years is not available from any reliable source. Comprehensive data simply does not exist in that form. For the latest official enforcement numbers, refer to ICE/DHS annual reports or state-level criminal justice data.