DHS Adds 5,000 Names to Deportation Database of Criminals
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has expanded its public database of deported criminal illegal aliens by adding 5,000 new names, bringing the total to over 40,000 individuals listed on the "Worst of the Worst" website, WOW.DHS.gov, launched on December 8, 2025. The database allows public searches of profiles of criminal illegal aliens arrested and removed from communities across all 50 states.
Crimes recorded include serious offenses such as molestation of a minor, burglary, kidnapping, and assault. DHS Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis stated that this update underscores the administration's commitment to transparency regarding deportation activities.
Among the newly added profiles are several African nationals, including Oreneile Masaka from Botswana, Michael Nyak Biel from South Sudan, and Dennis Nyagesuka from Kenya, all facing serious charges. The database also includes individuals from other countries, with some identified as gang members.
The website captures only a portion of the hundreds of thousands of criminal illegal aliens processed under the current administration's enforcement drive.
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