File:ICE removes former member of Guatemalan army linked to 1982 massacre (50044957112).jpg

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Description	A former member of the Guatemalan army who is wanted for participating in the Dos Erres massacre nearly four decades ago, was removed Tuesday by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in Miami. Gilberto Jordan, 64, arrived in Guatemala escorted by ERO officers on board an ICE Air Operations charter removal flight. Upon their arrival Jordan was immediately turned over to Guatemalan law enforcement officials. According to court documents, when Jordan applied to become a U.S. citizen in September 1996, he falsely denied that he had ever served in the military or committed any crimes for which he had not been arrested. In July 1999, when Jordan was interviewed by a naturalization examiner in connection with his naturalization application, he falsely swore under oath that the answers he had provided earlier on his application were true and correct. Jordan was sworn in as a U.S. citizen on Aug. 25, 1999. In May 2010, Homeland Security Investigations in Palm Beach arrested Jordan for failing to disclose his prior military service and involvement in the killings on his citizenship application. The Department of Justice’s Human Rights Special Prosecutions Section prosecuted this case and in July 2019 Jordan plead guilty, admitting that he had been a Kaibil in the Guatemalan military who participated in the massacre at Dos Erres. Jordan also admitted that the first person he killed at Dos Erres was a baby, whom he murdered by throwing in the well. Jordan was sentenced in Sept. 2010 to 10 years in federal prison and had his citizenship revoked. HSI’s investigation in this case was featured in the film Finding Oscar.
Date	3 March 2020, 06:18
Source	ICE removes former member of Guatemalan army linked to 1982 massacre
Author	Keith J. Gardner

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Headline	ICE removes former member of Guatemalan army linked to 1982 massacre
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Source	U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Image title	A former member of the Guatemalan army who is wanted for participating in the Dos Erres massacre nearly four decades ago, was removed Tuesday by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in Miami.Gilberto Jordan, 64, arrived in Guatemala escorted by ERO officers on board an ICE Air Operations charter removal flight. Upon their arrival Jordan was immediately turned over to Guatemalan law enforcement officials.According to court documents, when Jordan applied to become a U.S. citizen in September 1996, he falsely denied that he had ever served in the military or committed any crimes for which he had not been arrested. In July 1999, when Jordan was interviewed by a naturalization examiner in connection with his naturalization application, he falsely swore under oath that the answers he had provided earlier on his application were true and correct. Jordan was sworn in as a U.S. citizen on Aug. 25, 1999.In May 2010, Homeland Security Investigations in Palm Beach arrested Jordan for failing to disclose his prior military service and involvement in the killings on his citizenship application. The Department of Justice’s Human Rights Special Prosecutions Section prosecuted this case and in July 2019 Jordan plead guilty, admitting that he had been a Kaibil in the Guatemalan military who participated in the massacre at Dos Erres. Jordan also admitted that the first person he killed at Dos Erres was a baby, whom he murdered by throwing in the well. Jordan was sentenced in Sept. 2010 to 10 years in federal prison and had his citizenship revoked. HSI’s investigation in this case was featured in the film Finding Oscar.
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Keywords	ICE Immigration and Customs Enforcement ERO Enforcement and Removal Operations Removal Flight Miami Guatemala Dos Erres Massacre Kaibil HRVWCC ICE Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center Denaturalized Failure to Disclose Information on a Citizenship Application HPR High Profile Removal FL raid jacket DHS Department of Homeland Security
Contact information	www.ice.gov 500 12th Street SW Washington, DC, 22024 USA
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