The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announces it has deported (or is proceeding with deporting) Nigerian national Ayodeji Olamide Ajayi after immigration enforcement action. Multiple Nigerian outlets report that ICE says Ajayi entered the United States in 2007 on a student visa but overstayed after leaving school and remained in the country without authorization. Outlets also state ICE links the case to a criminal history. According to the reports, ICE describes convictions that include domestic violence and lists additional offences and charges referenced by ICE, such as trespassing, intimidation, and obstruction. Some outlets add that ICE’s account includes allegations or charges related to kidnapping, rape, and family neglect. The deportation is presented in the coverage as part of ongoing US efforts to remove undocumented non-citizens who have criminal records. ICE’s position is that Ajayi’s immigration violation and criminal history justify the enforcement action, as reflected in statements published on ICE’s official social media account. The reports do not provide court disposition details beyond ICE’s stated convictions and referenced allegations/charges.