Apparently, if ICE wants to find adult illegals in America, they should check the local high schools.

Federal immigration agents detained a 20-year-old Venezuelan migrant who had been attending a Bronx high school, according to officials – a move that drew the ire of schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an Ellis Prep Academy student identified only as Dylan on May 21 when he showed up for a mandatory immigration court hearing, chalkbeat.com reported.

“It seems like a dirty game on their part,” Raiza, Dylan’s mother, told Chalkbeat.

“When someone appears in front of a judge, it’s because they don’t have any criminal record, they want to do the right thing,” she told the outlet. “The only thing he wants is to study.”

Dylan had graduated high school in Venezuela but was looking to improve his English and prepare for college at the academy, which is a school for English language learners and older students, the outlet said. Dylan had graduated high school in Venezuela but was looking to improve his English and prepare for college at the academy, which is a school for English language learners and older students, the outlet said.

A man in his 20s, who reportedly graduated high school in his home country, enrolled in a U.S. high school to improve his English. While free ESOL classes for adults are widely available, and private tutors are an option, his decision to attend a school with young teens raises serious questions. Did he have other motives and intentions?These claims are unverified but spark concern. He had access to very young girls. This is simply not safe.

This is a fair question, but that guy was 24 in Pennsylvania. 

This is the second one this week. 

Believe it or not, most schools are not allowed to ask for proof of citizenship. Lawmakers don't want to discourage illegals from putting their kids in school, so they just let them attend and don't ask. 

Of course he isn't. He got the idea from somewhere. 

Bingo!