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NORTHWEST FLORIDA (WKRG) — Five people who were allegedly previously deported from the United States were indicted and seven people who had re-entered the country illegally were convicted in Northwest Florida of immigration crimes.
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According to a Department of Justice news release, all of the indictments and convictions happened during the month of January.
The five people indicted include:
- Pedro Vasquez-Guerra, 26, who is from El Salvador and was found in Okaloosa County in December 2025. He was previously deported in 2017.
- Jose Perez-Perez, 42, who is from Mexico and was found in Escambia County in December 2025. He was previously deported three times in 2011 and once in 2023.
- Emin Perez-Mendez, 37, who is from Mexico and was found in Santa Rosa County in December 2025. He was previously deported in 2018.
- Delmer Francisco Garcia-Palma, who is from Honduras and was found in Santa Rosa County in January 2026. He was previously deported in 2017, 2019 and 2020.
- Genaro Lopez Lopez, 49, who is from Honduras and was found in Santa Rosa County in January 2026. He was previously deported twice in 2009.
If convicted, they face a maximum of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine, according to the release…