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A police operation in Buenos Aires led to the arrest of 14 individuals linked to drug trafficking, uncovering significant quantities of drugs and weapons.

A registered sex offender's bid for a Fresno City Council seat has ignited significant public outrage and debate about the eligibility of individuals with criminal records for public office.

Twelve Greenpeace activists were arrested during a protest at Argentina's National Congress and were released hours later after being confirmed to have no prior criminal records.

The article discusses how the U.S. ICE has begun detaining immigrants with no criminal records, contradicting previous claims by authorities about focusing on criminal offenders.

The Knesset has passed a law allowing employers to request police checks on job candidates' criminal records regarding terrorism convictions, pending the candidate's written consent.

A Guardian analysis reveals that 77% of immigrants facing deportation proceedings in 2025 in the US had no criminal convictions, contradicting the Trump administration's claims of targeting 'the worst of the worst.'

A 22-year-old man who was a fugitive with over 10 criminal records was arrested in Angra dos Reis, Brazil, as part of a police operation.

A 31-year-old man was arrested for the murder of his partner in Astolfo Dutra, Brazil, and has a extensive criminal history with multiple escapes from prison.

A Carnival street party in Santos, São Paulo, was marred by gunfire as attendees shot into the air and referenced a criminal faction.

Marlisson Lopes Morais, the leader of the Comando Vermelho in Juazeiro do Norte, was arrested in a hospital for using a false identity linked to a person with a history of drug offenses.

A man with a long criminal history has been arrested after threatening two women with a knife in Petrópolis, Brazil.

A man in Sweden has been arrested for allegedly selling his wife to at least 70 men over several years, with the investigation gaining momentum based on evidence from phone records.

Donald Trump's mass deportation campaign has targeted hundreds of thousands of immigrants, many of whom have no criminal records, yet the government continues to claim its focus is on the worst foreign criminals.

A man and woman arrested at a block party in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro, have accumulated 29 criminal records, primarily for theft, according to the police.

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons reported that approximately 1.6 million individuals in the U.S. have final deportation orders, with a notable number having criminal records.

Four Algerian individuals were arrested in Spain for trying to regularize their residency status using fake documents amid a larger immigration regularization plan announced by the Spanish government.

A federal judge has released four undocumented immigrants with serious criminal records, including murder and sex crimes, from ICE custody in Louisiana.

A police chase in Bocaiúva ended with a car rolling over and drug seizure after the driver, a 19-year-old with prior criminal records, fled from officers.

A woman in Petrolina was arrested for theft after having committed multiple crimes in the past.

A 20-year-old recycling collector was arrested for allegedly accidentally setting fire to a car after a bar fight in Presidente Prudente, SP, and he has a significant criminal history.

The Trump administration's Department of Homeland Security contested a CBS report about the low percentage of violent crimes among illegal immigrants arrested under its administration.

New videos spreading false information about supposed immigration agreements in the U.S. are circulating on social media, claiming a plan from President Donald Trump to avoid deportation for immigrants without criminal records.

Spain's proposed extraordinary regularization of immigrants raises concerns regarding the status of those with criminal records or police investigations.

The New York government has opened an online application for a unique security guard job, requiring applicants to be at least 18 years old, authorized to work in the U.S., and free of serious criminal records.

A 22-year-old woman named Luna was shot in the back during a dispute in Córdoba, resulting in her becoming paraplegic, with three teenagers arrested in connection to the incident, two of whom have extensive criminal records.

The article discusses ongoing criminal investigations into the Slayáda case, which may lead to an eight-year prison sentence, amidst allegations of tender manipulations linked to the government of Robert Fico.

An executive from the Ministry of Enterprises was severely beaten by ten foreigners outside the Termini station, and shortly after, a group of North Africans attacked and robbed a delivery rider; four homeless individuals, including three irregular migrants with criminal records, were arrested.