January 9, 2026 — As part of a targeted law enforcement operation, agents from the Detroit Station arrested three Special Interest Aliens (SIAs) from Venezuela during a traffic stop near Westland, Michigan.

SIAs are individuals who have entered or remained in the United States unlawfully and originate from countries identified as presenting elevated national security concerns.

All three individuals are in federal custody and will be removed from the United States.

Charges:
• Alien Removal
• Alien Present Without Admission

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CBP Officers arrested the 41-year-old Earl Howard of Belwood, Ontario, a United States citizen without incident early this morning and turned him over to the Port Huron Police Department. Officers seized the vehicle the suspect was driving, which will be turned over to law enforcement officials from North Dakota.

A warrant was out for Howard’s arrest for the murder of 42-year-old Chad Entzel in Bismarck, North Dakota.

Chad Entzel was found with a GSW to the head in a bedroom after authorities responded to a dwelling fire last week. It’s alleged that Howard set fire to the home after killing Entzel. 

Law enforcement searched the room and found a box of shotgun shells with two missing, they also found an over/under shotgun on the bed with two shells inside and one was spent.

Howard was charged in Burleigh County with Murder, Conspiracy to Commit Murder, Arson, Conspiracy to Commit Arson and Conspiracy to tamper with physical evidence.

Entzel’s wife, 38-year-old Nikki Entzel, has also been charged with conspiracy to commit murder.

“Today the men and woman of U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Port Huron made our community a safer place by arresting this suspect attempting to return to the United States,” said Port Director Michael Fox. “CBP Officers routinely interdict travelers who are fugitives with outstanding arrest warrants every day across America.”

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DETROIT – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Ambassador Bridge arrested a man wanted for homicide after he attempted to enter Canada on March 24, 2017.

CBP officers encountered a car bearing North Carolina license plates at the Ambassador Bridge after returning from Canada around 4am.

The female driver and male passenger, both U.S. citizens, claimed they did not intend to go to Canada and were refused entry because the male did not have any identification documents.

A CBP secondary inspection, including fingerprint verification, revealed the male traveler, identified as 26 year old Jerome Jones, was the subject of an arrest warrant for first degree murder out of Cumberland County, NC.

“CBP Officers went the extra mile to identify the subject of a murder warrant.” said Port Director Roderick Blanchard. “Our vigilance and attention to detail helps keep our communities safe.”

Jones was arrested and transported to Wayne County Jail to await extradition.

Jones is wanted for the murder of 34-year-old Jason McKnight in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Criminal charges are merely allegations. All defendants in criminal proceedings are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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