U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested Roberts Nemiro, a former contestant on Latvia's version of 'Dancing with the Stars,' in San Francisco on Tuesday. According to ICE, Nemiro overstayed his visa, which expired in August 2012, and has a criminal history that includes aggravated assault with a gun, sexual battery, and drug-related offenses. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) stated that Nemiro entered the U.S. on a visa in October 2011 and is currently in removal proceedings. DHS Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis commented on Nemiro's criminal history, emphasizing his transition from a television dancer to a criminal. The arrest aligns with ongoing immigration enforcement efforts targeting noncitizens with violent crime convictions, amid criticism of California's sanctuary policies.
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Former Latvian 'Dancing with the Stars' Contestant Arrested by ICE for Visa Overstay and Criminal History
Roberts Nemiro, a former contestant on Latvia's 'Dancing with the Stars,' was arrested by ICE in San Francisco for overstaying his visa and having a criminal record that includes serious offenses. The Department of Homeland Security has stated that he is in removal proceedings following his arrest.
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Former Latvian 'Dancing with the Stars' contestant arrested by ICE after violent criminal history revealed
Former Latvian 'Dancing with the Stars' Contestant Arrested by ICE for Visa Overstay and Criminal History