Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles spent 19 months in federal custody. He was arrested on Jan. 22, 2025. Fox News cameras were there to record the scene. Charles shouted, “Biden forever bro.” He also said, “F–k Trump.” Now he is gone. Department of Homeland Security confirmed the flight left Louisiana. It was an ICE flight bound for Haiti. Just days after Trump returned to the White House, his arrest led to a complete reversal of this situation.
This was not a simple immigration case. According to the Department of Homeland Security, he belongs to the Back Block Money Gang. His file is long and full of serious crimes. DHS lists 17 criminal convictions against him.
His history includes assault on a public employee. He also faced charges for resisting arrest. He carried a dangerous weapon. He possessed drugs with intent to distribute. He even carried ammunition without a proper ID card.
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin spoke about the case. Reporters were informed by him that this Haitian illegal alien gang member possessed an extensive rap sheet. Mullin cited the assault and drug trafficking charges. He made it clear the law was finally enforced. A final removal order was issued by an immigration judge on Nov. 7, 2025. Charles stayed in federal custody while the case moved forward. Now the process has reached its end.
The journey home was not peaceful. Fox News sources indicated that Charles proved to be highly combative while on the plane. He did not want to go. He made crude and profane remarks. He threatened President Donald Trump and his family. An exclusive image acquired by Fox News depicts him on board the aircraft. An ICE source provided the photo. It was not part of the official release from DHS. The picture proves he was on the flight. Mullin also criticized the policies of the Obama and Biden administrations. He said open-border Democrats let him enter the country. He credited the Trump administration with removing him. “Once again: if you’re here illegally, we will find you, arrest you, and remove you from the United States of America,” Mullin said.
Before, Charles had defiantly stated to cameras, “I’m not going back to Haiti … you feel me.” He insisted he would stay in the United States. The government proved him wrong. The deportation completes a long legal battle. It started with a viral video of a man defying authority. It ended with a plane ride back to his home country. The facts are clear from the source reports. DHS identified the specific crimes and the gang ties. They confirmed the date of the arrest and the date of the order. They confirmed the flight details and the behavior on board. Every step follows the law.
Charles spent nearly two years in custody before this day. He faced 17 convictions for violent and drug crimes. He shouted his loyalty to a former president during the arrest.
