Un inmigrante nicaragüense evitó por segundos que ICE lo arrestara. Ahora tiene 5 días que no sale de su casa

(LPL) – Un inmigrante nicaragüense residente de Los Angeles evitó por pocos segundos ser arrestado por agentes de ICE, luego de entrar a su casa corriendo y poder cerrar la puerta a tiempo.

En un video compartido por el canal de noticias Telemundo, se observa a Roberto José Reyes Castro entrar a su casa y a un agente agente que trata de tumbar la puerta a patadas pero finalmente no pudo.
Castro, que entró al país en 2023 mediante la aplicación CBP One y que tenía una orden de deportación desde octubre 2024, comentó que el día del suceso, varios autos lo venían persiguiendo cuando estaba regresando a su casa, en Fontana, y hasta lo chocaron para que se detuviera. De los nervios, Roberto se bajó de su auto y pudo llamar a su esposa para que le abriera la puerta.

“De los nervios hui, salí corriendo. Vi a varios hombres encapuchados sin una orden ni nada y me pude esconder”, dijo durante una entrevista.

“Ya van cinco días que estamos encerrados aquí en la casa mi familia y yo sin comer nada, sin poder salir. Los agentes siguen ahí afuera haciéndome acoso y moviendo mis cámaras para que no los pueda grabar”, dijo.

Castro indicó que en la camioneta se quedaron las llaves de su casa por lo que teme que los agentes puedan entrar y llevárselo. “Todos estamos muy nerviosos, mis hijos, mi esposa. Vamos a ver que pasa”, expresó.

English:

A Nicaraguan immigrant evaded ICE arrest by seconds. He has now been stuck in his home for five days

(LPL) – A Nicaraguan immigrant living in Los Angeles narrowly avoided arrest by ICE agents after running into his home and closing the door in time.

In a video shared by the Telemundo news channel, Roberto José Reyes Castro is seen entering his home as an agent tries to kick down the door, but ultimately fails.

Castro, who entered the country in 2023 through the CBP One app and had a deportation order since October 2024, said that on the day of the incident, several cars were chasing him as he was returning home in Fontana, and even crashed into him to force him to stop. Nervous, Roberto got out of his car and was able to call his wife to open the door for him.

“I was so nervous I ran away. I saw several hooded men without a warrant or anything, and I was able to hide,” he said during an interview.

“My family and I have been locked here in the house for five days now, without eating anything, without being able to go out. The officers are still out there harassing me and moving my cameras so I can’t record them,” he said.

Castro said his house keys were left in the truck, so he fears the officers could break in and take him away. “We’re all very nervous, my children, my wife. We’ll see what happens,” he said.