ICE Boston Just Pulled Five Wanted Murderers Off the Streets Michelle Wu Tried to Protect

Thirty-seven thousand Red Sox fans booed Michelle Wu right out of Fenway Park five days ago.

Now we know exactly what they were booing about.

ICE Boston just arrested five illegal aliens wanted for murder – operating freely on streets Wu fought to keep them on.

Five Homicide Suspects Hiding in Plain Sight

In a single month, ICE Boston tracked down five criminal aliens – each wanted for murder or homicide in their home countries, each flagged by Interpol or foreign arrest warrants, each walking free in Massachusetts and Connecticut because Biden let them in and Wu made sure nobody came looking.

The names tell the story.

Kele Cristian Alves-Pereira – arrested March 13 in Everett, Massachusetts. Brazil issued a murder warrant for her in 2021. Interpol issued a Red Notice. She spent five years walking free in the region Michelle Wu was busy protecting. The "777" tattoo on her neck and the teardrop beneath her eye weren't exactly subtle.

Danny Granados-Garcia – arrested March 10 in Waterbury, Connecticut. El Salvador wants him for aggravated homicide and membership in a terrorist organization.

Magno Jose Dos Santos – arrested March 22 in Worcester. Wanted in Brazil for homicide and attempted homicide tied to a 2021 incident.

Bryan Rafael Gomez – arrested April 4 in Worcester. The Dominican Republic issued an Interpol Red Notice for homicide.

Altieris Chaves Paiva – arrested April 5 in Falmouth. Brazil wants him. Interpol issued a Red Notice for homicide.

Five killers. Five countries looking for them. One American city whose mayor spent February writing executive orders to keep ICE away.

ICE Boston said it plainly: "Each illegally entered the United States during the Biden administration's disastrous open border policy."

Wu's February Order Said ICE Was the Problem

While these five were moving freely through New England, Michelle Wu was busy signing paperwork to make sure they stayed that way.

On February 5, Wu issued an executive order declaring ICE missions "unconstitutional and violent federal operations" and banned agents from using city-owned property for civil immigration enforcement. She called in mayors from Cambridge, Somerville, Chelsea, Lynn, and Newton to stand with her at the press conference.

DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin called the order "legally illiterate" and didn't stop there. "While Mayor Wu continues to release pedophiles, rapists, gang members, and murderers onto the streets, our brave law enforcement will continue to risk their lives to arrest these heinous criminals and make Boston safe again," McLaughlin said.

Wu's office did not dispute that the five murder suspects had been walking free in her region.

Boston Already Told Her What They Think

Wu knew she had a problem before ICE announced these arrests. She found out at Fenway Park.

Five days ago, more than 37,000 Red Sox fans booed her – loudly, sustained, from every section of the stadium – when she appeared on the video board for opening day ceremonies. The footage went viral within hours. Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Shortsleeve was there in person. "It was even louder in person," he said.

This wasn't a fluke. Wu was booed at last year's home opener too. Boston's own fans keep sending the same message, and she keeps not receiving it.

Interpol had been sending the same message for years about the people living in her city. She wasn't listening to that either.

ICE Boston isn't waiting for permission. "ERO Boston has always been – and will continue to be – strongly committed to targeted enforcement actions against the most dangerous criminal aliens, ensuring the safety and security of our New England communities."

Wu's executive order didn't protect a single one of them.

Sources:

• ICE Boston (@EROBoston), arrest announcements, X (formerly Twitter), April 7, 2026.
• Bob Hoge, "ICE Boston Nabs 5 Illegal Alien Homicide Suspects With Interpol Red Notice Warrants, Mayor Wu Most Hurt," RedState, April 7, 2026.
• "ICE Boston Arrests 5 Illegal Alien Murderers With Interpol Notices," PJ Media, April 7, 2026.
• "ICE nabs 5 illegal immigrants wanted for murder abroad in New England crackdown," Fox News, April 7, 2026.
• "Gov. Healey and Mayor Wu booed loudly by fans at Red Sox home opener," Fox News, April 4, 2026.
• "Watch: Democrat Mayor, Governor Showered With Boos at Fenway Park Opener," Daily Wire, April 4, 2026.
• DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin, statement on Boston executive order, Department of Homeland Security, February 6, 2026.