First Kenyan-Born NFL Player Deported by ICE
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First Kenyan-Born NFL Player Deported by ICE

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A former Indianapolis Colts linebacker, originally from Kenya, was deported last month due to an overstayed visa and a history of arrests, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The agency stated Saturday that the deportation occurred last month. The individual played as a linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts. ICE cited the reason for deportation as the former player having overstayed his visa.

In addition to the visa issue, ICE also noted a history of arrests associated with the deported individual. No details regarding the nature or number of those arrests were provided in the statement.

The agency released a statement confirming the deportation but did not offer further comment beyond citing the overstayed visa and arrest record as justification for removing the former NFL player from the United States.

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