U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has removed former NFL player Daniel Ogama Adongo from the country, according to a report. Adongo, a former linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts, is originally from Kenya. He was taken into custody after overstaying his visa and facing multiple arrests, including a criminal conviction. The specifics of his arrest and conviction were not detailed in the report. Adongo played in the NFL for a short period before being released. His removal highlights the enforcement of immigration laws against individuals with legal violations, even those with professional sports backgrounds. ICE regularly conducts operations to identify and remove non-citizens who have violated U.S. immigration laws or committed crimes. The agency did not provide further comment on the case. Adongo's removal comes as part of broader immigration enforcement efforts. The former player's time in the U.S. ended after his legal status expired and his criminal record led to his detention and eventual deportation. No additional information about his current location or future plans is available. The case serves as a reminder that visa overstays and criminal convictions can lead to removal proceedings, regardless of a person's former professional status.