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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have arrested an accused illegal alien killer, listed on Canada’s top 25 most wanted list, hiding out in the birthplace of Elvis Presley — Tupelo, Mississippi.
On Tuesday, Department of Homeland Security officials announced the arrest of 30-year-old Adrian Vincent Walker of Canada in Tupelo on March 23. At the time of his arrest, Walker was illegally in possession of a firearm. Walker, DHS officials said, has had an active arrest warrant in Toronto, Canada, since a May 2024 shooting. Walker has been charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder. “Thanks to the brave men and women of ICE, one of Canada’s most wanted criminals is behind bars,” DHS’s Lauren Bis said in a statement: This illegal alien was wanted for a murder in Canada. He is now facing charges for illegal entry into the U.S. and illegal possession of a firearm. DHS is grateful to our law enforcement officers and partners who took this illegal alien off of our streetsAccording to DHS, Walker entered the United States illegally as an unknown got-away. He previously served more than three years in a Canadian prison for aggravated assault.Bruce Springsteen Kicks Off His Trump Derangement Tour of ProtestReport: Trump Weighs Military Op to Seize Iran’s Enriched Uranium Stockpile Exclusive — Kentucky Senate Candidate Andy Barr’s Campaign Manager Raging with Trump Derangement Syndrome: ‘I Will Never Vote Donald Trump for President’Trump, Doug Burgum Cleaning Up D.C.’s ‘Absolutely Filthy Reflecting Pool’Pam Bondi Guts DOJ Program that Helps Illegal Migrants Fight Deportation CasesJaden Ivey Denies Rumors of Mental Illness After Criticizing Pride Night: ‘I Have Peace’ WATCH: Dallas Mavericks Star Daniel Gafford Explains Faith Message on His Shirt, Hints at Christian Persecution in Reference to Jaden Ivey
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