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ICE Boston nabs Brazilian illegal immigrant in Wrentham — prior arrests include home invasion, kidnapping for extortion, and masked armed robbery

Thursday, July 9, 2026
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ICE Boston nabs Brazilian illegal immigrant in Wrentham — prior arrests include home invasion, kidnapping for extortion, and masked armed robbery

Samuel Da Costa Silva is in ICE Boston custody pending removal. His criminal history includes arrests for home invasion, armed assault in a dwelling, masked armed robbery, kidnapping for extortion, conspiracy, and felony firearm possession.

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WRENTHAM — Federal immigration agents arrested a Brazilian illegal immigrant in this Norfolk County town on Thursday with a criminal history that ICE says includes arrests for home invasion, kidnapping for extortion, and masked armed robbery.
Samuel Da Costa Silva is in ICE Boston custody pending removal, the agency announced Thursday morning on X. His criminal history, per ICE, includes arrests for:
  • Home invasion
  • Armed assault in a dwelling
  • Masked armed robbery
  • Kidnapping for extortion
  • Conspiracy
  • Felony firearm possession

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The federal agency did not disclose whether Da Costa Silva has been convicted on any of the underlying charges, or when or in what jurisdiction they were filed.

Wrentham

Wrentham is a Norfolk County town of roughly 12,000 residents best known as the home of the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets. The town sits along Interstate 495 south of the Boston metropolitan region. ICE did not release specifics about how or where Da Costa Silva was located there.

Pending removal

Da Costa Silva is being held pending removal from the United States, according to ICE Boston.

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