41 arrested this week in immigration enforcement operations in Mobile and Baldwin Counties, FBI-Mobile says

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Published: Jun. 15, 2025 at 10:59 AM CDT
FBI-Mobile immigration enforcement operations
FBI-Mobile immigration enforcement operations(From FBI-Mobile Facebook page)

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - FBI - Mobile posted on its Facebook page this past week reports of a number of arrests in immigration enforcement operations in Mobile and Baldwin Counties.

In compiling the reports, it looks as if the agency arrested 41 people.

Here is a summary from the Facebook posts this past week:

FBI - Mobile: Friday, June 13

FBI Mobile in conjunction with HSI, CBP, ATF, DEA, ERO, and the USMS arrested 11 individuals in the Baldwin County area this morning in an immigration enforcement operation. 6 of the 11 had prior criminal histories to include DUI, hit & run, evading arrest and drug convictions.

FBI - Mobile: Wednesday, June 11

FBI Mobile in conjunction with HSI, ATF, DEA, CBP, USMS, and ERO arrested 9 individuals in the Mobile area today in an immigration enforcement operation.

FBI - Mobile: Tuesday, June 10

A follow up to the immigration enforcement event in Foley on 6/9/25 reveals the total number of arrests was 11 rather than 10. 8 of the 11 had criminal histories to include Domestic Violence with a Deadly Weapon, Discharging a Firearm in Public, and Hit and Run. Supervisory Special Agent Parker Still of the FBI stated “Today’s enforcement action clearly demonstrates that violent offenders are here illegally with complete disregard for our laws. The FBI with our partners will continue efforts to arrest and remove criminals from our communities.” Baldwin County Sheriff Anthony Lowry stated, “My department remains committed to assisting our federal, state, and local agencies in removing these dangerous individuals from our community.”

FBI - Mobile: Monday, June 9

FBI in partnership with HSI, Baldwin County Sheriff’s office, DEA, ATF, ERO, and USMS arrested 10 subjects in a immigration enforcement operation in the Foley area this morning.