Food truck owner detained at immigration interview, later deported to Mexico
Apr 24, 2025 · Yakima, WA, Mexico
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Sergio Cerdio Gomez, a 42-year-old Pasco food truck owner and father of three, was detained by ICE agents on April 24, 2025, during a scheduled immigration interview in Yakima. Gomez was attending the interview with his U.S. citizen wife, Gabrielle Cerdio, regarding his pending green card and citizenship application, which they had filed in 2022. He was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant. Gomez co-owns the Kennewick food truck Hibachi Explosion with his wife. He was subsequently deported to Chiapas, Mexico in June 2025.
Timeline
Jun 2025—Gomez deported to Chiapas, Mexico
Apr 24, 2025—Gomez detained by ICE agents at scheduled immigration interview in Yakima on outstanding warrant while attending with his wife
2022—Sergio Cerdio Gomez and his U.S. citizen wife filed for green card and citizenship application
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