The Department of Homeland Security on Monday touted its latest "worst of the worst" roundup, highlighting the most nefarious and dangerous criminal illegal aliens detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Though Trump administration officials have made clear that all illegal aliens are subject to deportation, the DHS has also heavily prioritized the arrest and deportation of illegal aliens with prior criminal convictions. The "worst of the worst" roundups have repeatedly featured gang and cartel members, murderers, child sex offenders, rapists, and many other violent offenders. Monday's roundup saw nearly every category represented.

As of late January, DHS reportedly nearly 700,000 physical deportations and roughly 2.2 million self-deportations, for a total of nearly 3 million departures since Trump returned to office.

“The heroic men and women of ICE never take a day off, even over the weekend. Thanks to our law enforcement, we have fewer murderers, child predators, and gang members on our streets,” said Deputy Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis. “Under President Trump, if you come to our country illegally and break our laws, we will find you and arrest you. The safety of the American people comes FIRST.”

Topping the list was Romualdo Ruiz-Erazo of Honduras, who was convicted of second-degree murder.

Edwin Luna-Ortiz of El Salvador was convicted of manslaughter.

Rame Tumeh of Syria was convicted of multiple counts of possession of obscene matter depicting a minor engaged in sexual conduct.

Gustavo Galaviz-Ruiz of Mexico was convicted of molestation of children.

Felipe Medina of Mexico was convicted of four counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14-years-old.

Alvaro Modesto Tuero-Castaneda of Cuba was convicted of sexual assault of a minor less than 13-years-old.

Hugo Roland Garcia-Alvarez of Guatemala was convicted of kidnapping an adult to sexually assault them. He is also a member of the Surenos gang.

Jorge Guerrero-Martinez of Mexico was convicted of statutory rape and forgery.

Isabel Rosario of Mexico was convicted of domestic violence by strangulation and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Juan Daniel Hernandez-Mendoz of Mexico was convicted of aggravated assault with a weapon and dangerous drugs.

Stephanie Janet Rosales-Garcia of Cuba was convicted of assault causing bodily injury.

Carlos Alejandro Chevalier-Santos of the Dominican Republic was convicted of conspiracy and distribution of methamphetamine.

Andrew Cespedes-Castro of Cuba was previously convicted of conspiracy to distribute heroin.

Cristhian Alexi Guerra-Torss of Honduras was convicted of stalking and vandalism: defacing property.

Ismael Samayoa Corado of Guatemala was convicted of robbery.

Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X.