ICE agents sweep Inland Empire

Carolyn Hileman* | August 20, 2007

By Stacia Glenn, Staff WriterHis left leg jittered nervously as he perched on the cold, steel stool. His meaty hands clutched the front of his baggy jeans to keep them from falling. Four years ago, Daniel Centenero-Macias, 34, left his wife and two children and walked across the Tecate border in search of a better life. At 8:41 a.m. Thursday, the native of Mexico was gathering tools at his sister’s home in Bloomington, and about to leave for work at an auto-repair shop. Less than an hour later, he was a federal prisoner in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in San Bernardino. Centenero-Macias was the first of the three arrests that ICE’s Fugitive Operations Team made during a nearly 14-hour sweep of San Bernardino, Colton and Bloomington.

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