Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles was deported to Haiti after spending 19 months in federal custody. He was the man who screamed “Biden forever” while ICE agents arrested him. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed this removal to Fox News on Thursday.
This man was a member of the Back Block Money Gang. He had 17 criminal convictions on his record before he was taken away. His crimes included assault with a dangerous weapon and drug trafficking. He told cameras he would never return to his home country.
“I’m not going back to Haiti … you feel me?” Charles said during his arrest. He also shouted “F–k Trump” and “Biden forever bro” to the reporters. Now he is back in Haiti, exactly where the law says he belongs.
He was arrested in Massachusetts on January 22, 2025, just days after Trump returned to the White House. An immigration judge issued a final order of removal on November 7, 2025. He remained in custody while that legal process moved forward.
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin spoke clearly about this man’s history. “This illegal alien gang member from Haiti had quite the rap sheet,” Mullin said in a statement. The list of his crimes is long and dangerous for our communities.
His record shows he was a threat to public safety. He was convicted of resisting arrest and carrying a weapon without a license. He also possessed controlled substances and threatened public employees. These are not minor mistakes; they are serious crimes.
Sources told Fox News that Charles was combative even on the plane home. He made crude and threatening remarks about President Trump and his family during the flight. An ICE source provided a photo showing him aboard the aircraft.
The Trump administration moved quickly to enforce the law. DHS Secretary Mullin credited the current leadership for carrying out this removal. He criticized the past policies that allowed such a criminal to enter our country.
“Once again: if you’re here illegally, we will find you, arrest you, and remove you from the United States of America,” Mullin said. This message is clear for anyone thinking they can break our laws.
This story hits home for every parent who worries about safety. We see a criminal who thought he could laugh at our laws. He thought he could stay here and keep hurting people.
The system worked because the government finally enforced the rules. He spent nearly two years in federal custody while his case was decided. That time gave our courts a chance to review his dangerous history.
Now he is gone, and our streets are safer for our children. This proves that when we demand action, the government can deliver results. It shows that no one is above the law, not even gang members.
We must keep pushing for this kind of accountability. The next time a criminal tries to hide, we need them removed too. Our families deserve a country where the law is respected and enforced.
This man’s arrest and removal show that the tide has turned. We are not letting criminals walk free anymore. The message is simple: if you break our laws, you will leave our country.
