<h1>Undocumented Cuban with violent history charged after motel manager beheaded; officials blame deportation policy failure</h1> A motel manager was fatally beheaded by a co-worker who is an alleged undocumented Cuban national with a documented violent history; the accused is in custody and is expected to face first-degree murder charges. Federal immigration authorities say the killing was preventable because the accused had been released after Cuba refused deportation; DHS and ICE officials cite that release as a policy failure by the prior administration and justify transfers of criminal noncitizens to third countries. Elected officials urged full prosecution and highlighted immigration enforcement and removal policy implications.